Firehouse Subs

I love this place, it is very pricey I will say, but you get what you pay for. I like the club on a sub. the sweet ham compliments the whole sandwich perfectly :) everytime my boyfriend and I go I get that, he gets a new sandwich everytime. They have one of those new coke machines with different drinks and flavor combinations, I always get the cherry Sprite. Overall this is a very very good sandwich shop, but if you go be prepared to spend a lot.

Great subs!!! Every time I want a sub I have to debate between Firehouse and Subway.
I personally think Firehouse is better because they have an appealing firehouse theme, while Subway only has decorative pictures of sandwiches on the wall. Also, Firehouse offers one of the new Coke machines with the touch screens. This allows for more drink choices.
I guarantee there will be a sub for every type of person:)

Amazing. Any sandwich on the menu is worth it. Get the number 10 youll love it

Stopped here to grab a quick sandwich to go for dinner. I had the Engineer sandwich and it was pretty good. Staff was friendly and fast. I will definitely come back to try a few more of the options.

Their subs are consistently good. You would think steaming a sub would be weird, but it melts everything together nicely. I am stuck on their Hook & Ladder sandwich. First one I ever tried, & can’t bring myself to try anything else.
Staff is always friendly when I go here. And, the place is nice & clean, too. Always recommend Firehouse Subs to people.

i’d give this place a 3.5 star review for our first visit.
i’m not a fan of too many sub sandwich places, so my hopes were not very high. every time someone tells me to check out «this place» or «that place’ because they think it’s great, i leave a little disappointed in the food and in the person who recommended it.
thankfully, i thought Firehouse Subs was pretty good.
i tried 2 sandwiches — the New York Steamer (terrible name) and the Capt. Sorensen’s Datil Pepper Grilled Chicken. both were very tasty. the Steamer had maybe too many sauces for my liking (mustard, Italian dressing and mayo) and the pastrami was a little lost in the mix. it was still pretty good though. the Datil Pepper Grilled Chicken was better but impossible to eat as the sandwich just fell apart due to the shredded lettuce (which should be abolished). the flavor of the pepper sauce was very nice and i was tempted to go up front to get more at the condiment bar.
The prices were a little high but whatever.
I can see going back again sometime. it was better than Subway, Penn Station and maybe even Quiznos.

Come for the Coca cola freestyle. Leave with a decent sandwich. A little pricey for what you get…

One of the best sub places around! They’re especially good for BBQ subs. I love their Beef and Cheddar Smokehouse Brisket. Their King’s Hawaiian Pork and Slaw sandwich is really good too.

Great sandwiches! Very similar to Penn Station, but the firehouse theme makes it better if you’re are looking for a «Dine-​In» lunch. (Penn Station’s are kind of dull on the inside). They don’t have fries, just chips… but that is fine with me.
Good Food. Quick Service. Would Recommend.

I’ve been here at least 3 times now, I’ve narrowed my favorite sub to the Turkey Bacon Ranch with everything! This is one of the largest sub shops I’ve seen (as far as seating goes!) The sub is served warm and they ask if you would like a pickle spear on the side. You can get chips or cookies on the side too (I like not being tempted by the choice of fries!) They have the high tech Freestyle Coke machines and I love getting the Diet Coke with Orange! Everyone is friendly and I love the cute firehouse theme, complete with Dalmatian spotted tables. My husband LOVES the Italian sub (I had a bite and it is VERY good!)

This is one of my favorite sub places. There are a number of them further south (Columbus area), so it was nice to see one open up on Strongsville. It’s kind of a cross between a Subway and a Dibella’s. The subs area always very tasty, but never too filling (at last not the mediums size). And the 120 variety Coke machine is always a fun way to pick (or mix) your favorite soft drink. On this occasion I had the New York Steamer and a Diet Coke Vanilla +Cherry flavoring. Yum.

It’s a less guilty sub experience than Penn Station. You can splurge a little because you’re not even going to have the option of delicious grease covered french fried potatoes.
The soda pop fountain is totally futuristic. You can add different flavors to any of your drinks and they even have ‘recipe ideas’ for you. That was what made me most excited.
The employees unanimously greet each customer as they walk in, however it is a bit intimidating and sounds a bit forced. «Welcome to Firehouse Subs» in your most monotone voice. Sometimes, less is more.
The food was good, and I’d like someone to survive in this location. Go there-it’s a good quick lunch in a not so crazy parking lot.

Support a great cause, eat a great sub. Done deal in my book
I love the cause and the whole décor of the shop. It is really neat to just look around the place. So anyway, I ordered the signature slow cooked beef brisket. Do yourself a favor and order a large. The subs are decent sized but I was still a little hungry. Maye make it a combo?!
It was super tender and the bread was great. Perfect sandwich for the price. The sauce selection at the end of the counter is quite impressive too. Try the hot ones, the 10+ on their heat scale. wow!
The Coke machine is one of the huge mix and match create your own drink things. It was so much fun. Blackberry vanilla Coke Zero. It was as good as it sounds.
I will definitely be coming here again.

Excellent new sub shop in town! The décor is attractive highlighting local firefighting lore. The dining room and restrooms are spotless. Subs rival competition in terms of size and amount of meat. They’re not all veggies like some… Upon entering, you’re greeted with a team welcome and service is attentive to guess needs. The pop machine is awesome– 120+ flavor combinations. Tried the turkey bacon ranch and the NY steamer. Both on my list of must-​haves. Will definitely be back and looking for more to come to the area.

A firefighter themed sub shop. The décor was nice, and the place was very clean. I ordered and Italian sub as this is a good standard that ALL sub shops should be able to get right. Well… that’s that problem. My Italian sub was pretty much the farthest thing from what I expected an Italian sub to be.
First off, the bread was really good. I’ll give them that, but that’s about all I can say about this sub. They gave an abundant amount of ham, but it was a honey ham and the sweetness totally threw the flavor off for me. I was also expecting things like cappicola and salami, but didn’t notice them there. Perhaps they were, but it was hard to tell from the sweetness of the ham. The Italian dressing that was put onto it also lacked any of the «zip» and «tang» from an oil and vinegar based dressing. It sort had a creamy sort of taste to it.
They do have several other options that looked really good, and I completely wish I had gone with one of those. I’m not saying I’ll never come back, but I will never order the Italian sub again.

Stopped in with the kids today and they each ordered a kids meal– sub, drink and some Oreos– for four bucks. Good deal. The food was good. They transposed the kids’ orders (supposed to be a plain ham sub and a turkey/​cheese/​lettuce sub– but they gave us plain turkey and ham/​cheese/​lettuce) and were immediately helpful to fix the mistake, and then gave us a coupon for a complimentary sub in the future for our trouble. Very friendly staff, clean restaurant, good prices, fresh food. Glad to see them open up shop.