Firehouse Subs

Yet another good sandwich shop in town. They always give my grandson a fire hat. Only drawback is they serve Coke products. Sandwiches are good, recommend the hook & ladder or the corned beef. Comfortable seating and clean surroundings.

We came here for lunch on Sat ¹¹⁄₂₁^st and enjoyed the sandwiches, fast & friendly service, and unique décor of this Eastern Avenue Firehouse Subs. (see 10 photos below)
My son enjoyed his large Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket sandwich… USDA Choice beef brisket smoked for 16+ hours, cheddar, mayo, Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ sauce on a toasted wheat hoagie roll. Combo w/​fountain drink and chips.
I enjoyed my large Firehouse Hero… USDA Choice roast beef, smoked turkey breast, Virginia honey ham, provolone, w/​lettuce/​tomato/​onion/​etc on a toasted wheat hoagie roll. I think there could’ve been more meat and cheese on this large sandwich. It is an option for more $, but think at the price they charged, I should’ve felt as if I got my $ worth.
The interior décor is «firehouse» themed, based on it’s founders; Firemen! I think the concept behind the hot sauce collection is based on the heat from the firehouse concept?! I personally didn’t see a reason to use it on any of their sandwiches due to the condiemtns already prepared within each sandwich. So believe the hot sauce collection is more of a novelty than anything else.
Near the Coca-​Cola free style fountain beverage machine is an incredibly cool wall mural depiction of The Strip from back in The Sands days.
Employees were fast & friendly!
There are a dozen or so Firehouse Subs locations in the Las Vegas Valley. This Eastern Avenue location is less than a mile north of the 215 beltway.
See 10 photos below…
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My friend went to get a sub from here, opened up at home and found a really nasty thing which no one has been able to identify. Took it back to the house to eat and found a nasty, black matter (I guess that’s what you’d call it). It scared her, she took it back and assured her it was «nothing bad, must’ve been some herbs in the brine». I will share the photo so you can see, this is not to bash the store or the employees, simply to bring this to the attention of the public.

I had the hook and ladder today as always and it was amazing! Of corse! The staff today was exceptionally awesome being very cool and talking to me nice. They just opened and were very fast. I love firehouse and will continue to go

I was given a free sub because I got a burnt meatball in my sub. I just wanted to let them know about the burnt meatball and a minute later the manager presented me a free sub. I didn’t ask for it but the jesture was very appreciated.

This location was like all other Firehouse locations that I have been to, and that is not a bad thing. When you get in, you are flooded with the site of many charitable donations for the firefighter funds. You know you will asked to contribute, and unless your d*ck you will give a dollar. Their charity actually takes action, and that is awesome!
Anyways, I came here and spent twenty bucks on 1 large cheddar brisket sandwich and a hook and ladder medium combo. I fumbled around with the sauces before chowing down and found two interesting ones to sample.
I had a chance to enjoy my sandwich and see a few other patrons enjoying theirs. This place attracts a crowd that I love. The customers were quiet and knew how to have a conversation without others hearing them cackle.
The food seems healthy, but it’s filled with flavor. This is on par with Capriottis and the prices are similar. I like firehouse a bit better because of the vibes I get one ordering.

This place is amazing. Way better than Subway or Jimmy Johns. Definitely worth the extra $ 1 or $ 2 for better quality. Italian sandwich is the best!

High quality ingredients make for a great sandwich. I am fond of the New York Steamer and particularly like their crisp pickles (I always ask for two).

Hands down my favorite sub place to eat at. The barbecue brisket sandwich is a must have. Easily shareable with two people for lunch with a drink and chips under $ 10 is a great value. Food is always fresh and taste as it should, eat here often you won’t regret it.

If your looking for a great sub, you can’t beat this place. We go to two different locations, both off eastern and they are both very constant with there food and service. My four year old son love this place for the fireman Decore and of course the free fireman helmet (I think we have about 10 now). There staff is always sweet, personable and kid to my very talkative child. I am sure we will be there again soon to get a «fireman sandwich»

There is something awesome about their smoked brisket sandwich. You can’t take a bite without the reminder of the smokey flavor of the awesome brisket they serve.
My favorites are the Italian, the Hook & Ladder, and (of course) the smoked cheddar brisket sandwich

Their veggie sandwich is very good. Full of mushrooms, peppers, onions, and more. It is very flavorful and is a punch to the taste buds. It’s a bit messy, be sure to grab a ton of napkins.

Yummy so good! I ordered #1 with chips a brownie and iced tea. I loved it all, the sub is very tasty with lots of flavor! Definitely one of the best subs I’ve ever had. I ordered to go, the young lady was nice and friendly. Super fast service and very clean.
Fire House Subs is a must try for sure!

Had a turkey & cranberry «under 500 cal» sandwich. Ordered it without mayo so I was concerned it might be a little dry. I was pleasantly surprised! The turkey, lettuce & tomatoes were fresh & juicy. The cranberry sauce added the perfect zing & the roll was soft & fluffy! Yummy! And they contribute money to emergency services & first responders (911 in case you don’t know what I mean) so how can you go wrong? My boys are meatball subs & my hubby tried the siracha beef. There wasn’t a leftover bite amongst the 5 of us! Added bonus, great sweet tea!

My wife was looking forward to a philly cheesesteak from Hanks, guess what? It’s gone. So I jumped on Unilocal and found Firehouse subs. I am so glad I did.
She got a cheesesteak sandwich which was delicious. The bread was great. Lots of meat and the onions were done just right.
I got the brisket with bbq sauce. It was so good. The plan was to eat half now and half later. Yeah right, that worked out. Before I knew it, there I was with just the paper wrapper left. Oh well. It was worth it. Great place and they support first responders. Awesome. No picture. Yep, I ate it to soon.

This was my first trip to a Firehouse Subs, and I liked what I discovered here. I ordered a Medium Firehouse ‘Hero” Sub sporting hot Virginia Ham, roast beef, turkey, Smoked Provolone, tomatoes, lettuce, White Onion, and oil & vinegar on a warm Wholewheat Roll, along with Miss Vickie’s Sea Salt & Vinegar packaged Potato Chips. The vegetables were all fresh, meats juicy from application of vinegar & oil, and cheese nicely melted over the meats.
Service was friendly. And the atmosphere was nice and casual. A Rat Pack fire crew wall painting was rather cool. And, diners were seated at Dalmatian spotted wooden tables.
How fitting for a firehouse ambiance! I expect to be back.

Located on the Eastside of town, not a bad little sandwich joint, in fact it’s very good. The must try in the pastrami, ok so it’s not real deli pastrami, it’s its own thing, and that’s ok. I also recommend the brisket and cheddar, very good. Everything on the menu is what you’d expect from a place like this. SA a bonus you can take a survey and you get a free drink on your next order. It’s worth a stop in, it’s a step above the fast food fare thats out there. Live It Up You Are In Las Vegas For Cryin’ Out Loud!

Look, if you told me that I would be sitting here at midnight on a Saturday night writing a review on Unilocal not only about a sandwich but about a chain sandwich joint I would tell you to call an ambulance because something is clearly wrong with me… Well, don’t call an ambulance but feel free to call the fire station or in this case fire house subs.
We call ahead quite often from work to firehouse to grab a few hook and ladders and some of the other hot subs they offer. Now, to be completely honest I think the sandwiches are just okay but they are very organized and usually do not mess up orders.
What brings this place up to a 4 star review for me is the customer service not only during the call in order process but also when I have been into the location with my family. True story, I have a friend that offered to bring my 3 year old a real fire helmet to borrow and wear around the house and my son said only if it is from Firehouse Subs… Does that mean we have a sandwich problem or does Firehouse just have an amazing marketing scheme with those plastic fire hats they give out?
Now for the meat of this review, which if I may mention is not fresh and heated like the meat at Firehouse. The sandwiches are normally on point and fresh to order, my only complaint is that the way they heat the meat when it is ordered to go they are normally a little moister than I would like by the time they get to us because of the steaming process they use. I would imagine that if they put all hot sandwiches in the trays they place the meatball sandwiches in that problem would be fixed. As mentioned before the customer service is always spot on from the hello when you walk in to the have a great day when you walk out.
A great place to grab a sandwich quickly and fill up when you are on the go, and don’t forget to go over to the hot sauce bar and grab a 10 and take you taste buds for a ride.

The absolute meanest, strangest owner I’ve ever seen in an establishment. They had a broken bathroom door and when I exited the bathroom immediately slam shot knocking me forward hitting my elbow and arm. When I told the owner He told me to get the fuck out of his restaurant. All I was trying to do was warn him because a little kid literally could have been killed by that door.
I have spoken to many people that live around the area and they’ve had very bad experiences there as well.

My first time ever at any Firehouse Subs was on Thursday, September 25, 2014.
I had the Turkey w/​Bacon on Wheat bread, large size, and it was TERRIFIC! Much better than their competitors, definitely, but that’s to be expected, as Firefighters are known for their hearty appetites and their love of cooking.
Yes, I’ll definitely be going back, and I’ll pray that they one day have a location that isn’t 10+ miles away from where I live.