Firehouse Subs

My husband says I’m addicted to Firehouse subs. Perhaps I am. I started coming to Firehouse when I was pregnant with our twins. They steam their meat so it’s safe eat while pregnant. I always opted for extra meat (2oz is $ 1) to get extra protein. Morgan (one of the managers) is great. She always smiles and greets us like family. We’ve always had positive experiences at this location. I’d even say it’s the best Firehouse in the area. Yum!

I finally gave in and tried firehouse subs. I went with The New York sub which consisted of pastrami and corn beef. It wasn’t Katz Deli, but it was good for fast food. Firehouse is definitely a lot better than Blimpies and Subways. I’ll be back again

I think they have it down when it comes to hot subs. The one thing I don’t like is the amount of meat that they put on a sub. They are a little light and stingy.
I usually go with the Engineer or Hook and ladder, you can’t go wrong with either of these sandwiches.
This restaurant is always clean and has easy to read menu boards. You are greeted with a «Welcome to firehouse» when you walk in the door. Ordering is quick and easy and the subs come out relatively quick. They ask for your name to call out when you sub is ready, give them a fake one and have fun with it.
They have the über expensive coke machine that does 250 flavors, or something like that, but not one of them taste right in my opinion. They should just go back to the old fountain machine, it’s better.
They have a couple of TVs with sound if your alone at lunch and want to catch up on news or sports. Usually running bay news 9 or ESPN.
Bathrooms are well kept.

Slow service and very sloppy sandwich.
There isn’t a veggie sub on the menu, but they made me one. The cashier had a hard time entering all the items into the ordering system, but she got it eventually with a little help from somebody else. After ordering I sat down to wait, and I realized that there were 5 or 6 other tables with people and none of them had their food. I could tell this might take a while and it did. I waited about 15 minutes before getting my sandwich and the employee actually apologized for the wait.
It was nice that he recognized that it took a long time. But still, waiting that long for a fast food sandwich is kind of bad.
As far as the sandwich goes, I don’t understand why it is was so wet. Everything was falling out of the bread, and it was just a mess. I did ask for some dressing but why so much? Publix takes forever to make your sandwich too, but at least you are rewarded with a very good sandwich at the end.
I ate it and moved on with my life. I guess that about says it all. I’ll stick with Jersey Mike’s or Publix.

Love this place! Better quality than subway & Quiznos.