My first time eating there was today. Only reason I've never tried it in the past was because I don't eat beef, pork, or chicken and I didn't know they had tuna. Had the tuna 8in and it was an ordinary sandwich. Nothing special to set it apart from subway or anything. It wouldn't be a must have all the time, but if I'm hungry and it's in the area, I'll stop by.
(3)
Jeremy E.
I got the club, and it was really good. The bread is fresh, the meat is tasty and is more like deli meat than Subway type meat. If you are looking for a good sub, this is a great spot. Also, they have the best hot sauce collection in Nashville. I would say there are 40 different types of hot sauce from all over the country, and at least 10 from Nashville that I have never heard of.
(4)
Neil G.
Love the subs! This is one of my favorite spots in the area. Food is alway fresh and the staff is always nice.
(5)
Carolyn S.
#3 is great! Yum! Standard sub shop but so much better than your standard big-chain standard sub shop!
(4)
Jesse Q.
After coming here for 2 weeks now I simply love this fresh food..their are always alot of people here and it's the best in giving large sandwiches for 6.77 add chips and Any Size Drink for 2.50 more the manager knows me by name #Hip Place
(5)
Martà M.
Despite the fact this place is a chain, it has won me over rather quickly. My "go-to" is their smoked turkey and provolone hot sub, since it reminds me of a local deli sub I used to eat on the reg in college. Yum! The medium is more than enough for me. A large sub would just be ridiculous. My fave kettle chips are offered here too - WIN! The futuristic Coke machine is highly entertaining with over 200 flavored drinks offered. #fancy This location is crazy busy during lunch rush, so it's ultra convenient to order ahead online and pick up 20ish minutes later. Only once was my order not ready, and when I arrived, the staff was less than friendly. All other encounters with this approach have been flawless. Parking is very limited out front, but there is additional parking in the gravel lot out back.
(4)
Jennifer J.
I am a huge fan of firehouse. This location is very busy at lunch time. But worth the wait. The club sandwich is my favorite.
(5)
Mark H.
I love sandwiches... Made a visit to Firehouse on midday yesterday for my 30-minute lunch. I Ordered the "Meatball" - and it was delicious. I still don't get these new coke machines- this place only has one and it takes to long for everyone to get a drink. I wish they would do away with them all together. The price was fair in comparison to the competition in the neighborhood - Less than $10.00 for the foot-long, and was a tastier specialty sandwich. I work around the corner, so I will be trying the rest of the menu!
(4)
Megan M.
Good subs. Average customer service. GM gave excellent service compared to his employees.
(4)
John M.
A little high priced for a glorified "subway," but there is a lot of flavor packed in the subs here. I definitely advise getting the Hero sandwich!
(4)
Melissa B.
I am a fan!!! We wanted a good sub so we headed to "Firehouse" Subs on Thompson Lane. We opted to get two separate subs and to try something new..We usually get the Hook and Ladder or the Italian..but tonight we opted for the "New York Steamer Sub" : Corned Beef Brisket, Pastrami, melted Provolone, mustard, mayo and Italian dressing..we had them Fully involved to include Jalapeno, lettuce, tomato and onions...we got the 8" sub for $5.89 and we also got the " Firehouse Hero Sub" : Premium Roast Beef, Smoked Turkey Breast, Virginia Honey Ham, melted Provolone, served fully involved with onions, tomato, lettuce, mayo, mustard, italian dressing and Jalapeno peppers.. both were very good...but we both said that the Firehouse Hero was our favorite of the two tonight.. what is your favorites?
A basic Firehouse sub place. Club on a Sub is 1 of their best sandwiches in my opinion. Combo comes with a bag of chips and a soda. Soda machine - a cool Coke device to add a little spritz of lemon, cherry, etc. so the combinations are endless.
(3)
Heather H.
My favorite lunch spot. Every sandwich is fantastic, you seriously cannot go wrong. The only cons are how busy it gets and that this is obviously not diet food.
(5)
Paul K.
The base sub of Firehouse is good. There's not too much that sets the sandwiches apart from the other sub shops I've been to (keeping in mind I am a veggie). However, the two things that do pop out and make you wonder why this isn't sub-store-standard is the metric ton of condiments. If you're a condiment whore, this is the *only* sub shop for you. Especially if you like actually spicy condiments. They have about 80 different sauces up there, if I'm remembering correctly, that you can grab and sprinkle to taste on your sandwich. They have a mix-your-own-Coke machine, in which you can create many different flavors of beverage off of a touchscreen. When I looked up that machine, it appeared there were only 3 within a 25 mile radius, Eh, I'm a sucker for gadgets that make flavors of yum. I would probably be a fan if not for an exchange with an employee that left me uncertain whether I had been insulted or if he was not understanding the question or if he was just high and that's why it required 3 people to get the wrong answer. Eh, it's a sub shop, it's good, it's more expensive than it should be but if you want condiments selection galore, it's where you have to go.
(3)
Jesseca D.
We come here often. Fresh hot subs, made to order, choose-your-flavor fountain machine, & a large selection of hot sauces to add extra spice to your selection. Service is always quick & friendly.
(5)
Beau Y.
Awesome
(5)
Daniel B.
Outstanding. I have written, rewritten, and started over this review a few times. Good grief! All you need to know, the sandwiches here are better than any other quick serve sandwich places in town. The bread is great, the meats are tasty, the toppings are fresh...but, what really makes the difference is the way they steam the sandwiches. The huge selection of hot sauces are fun and the Coke dispenser is fun for all ages.
(5)
Stephanie C.
I've just checked out the new Firehouse Subs in my neighborhood. I can't decide what my final opinion is. The decor is cute and prices are reasonable as compared to the nearby Jersey Mikes - which is a regular stop for me. My husband had a cheddar/brisket sub with bbq sauce. It tasted WONDERFUL but the meat portion was far too small. I had the chicken salad sub which was only okay taste-wise. It was bland, but the meat portion was really generous. I can say that I really did like the texture of the whole-wheat bread. I will definitely try Firehouse again and report back. I see on their menu that they specialize in Cherry Limeade like Sonic (love!). Somehow I missed this, but I will be trying that next time fo' sho'.
(3)
Gary M.
Great! Really like how the sandwiches are steamed. Cool drink machine too! On a nice day, be sure and sit outside.
(5)
Kim L.
Mom brought me here for the first time a few weeks ago and I love it! The sandwiches are really good and I freaked out over the drink machine and played with it until the people waiting behind me started to get impatient :D
(5)
Chuck B.
Great sandwich, friendly staff, yet something about this particular location feels less than warm and comfortable. Must be the awkward layout. Definitely getting it to go next time.
(3)
Samma A.
Sweet & hot Captain Sorensen's Datil Pepper Sauce is not 4-alarm hot but still gave a good burn to my Hook & Ladder sub. It complimented the turkey and ham. Hank Williams Jr. Family Tradition hot sauce was another among the many bottled sauces available to add to sandwich meats. I wasn't surprised its decorated inside with a firehouse decor. It fits. My white roll sub was heated warm and moist with hot steam. Not the cheapest sub sandwichs in Berry Hill but Firehouse is the sub spot that is the most meatnificent.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : No Caters : Yes
Lynn J.
My first time eating there was today. Only reason I've never tried it in the past was because I don't eat beef, pork, or chicken and I didn't know they had tuna. Had the tuna 8in and it was an ordinary sandwich. Nothing special to set it apart from subway or anything. It wouldn't be a must have all the time, but if I'm hungry and it's in the area, I'll stop by.
(3)Jeremy E.
I got the club, and it was really good. The bread is fresh, the meat is tasty and is more like deli meat than Subway type meat. If you are looking for a good sub, this is a great spot. Also, they have the best hot sauce collection in Nashville. I would say there are 40 different types of hot sauce from all over the country, and at least 10 from Nashville that I have never heard of.
(4)Neil G.
Love the subs! This is one of my favorite spots in the area. Food is alway fresh and the staff is always nice.
(5)Carolyn S.
#3 is great! Yum! Standard sub shop but so much better than your standard big-chain standard sub shop!
(4)Jesse Q.
After coming here for 2 weeks now I simply love this fresh food..their are always alot of people here and it's the best in giving large sandwiches for 6.77 add chips and Any Size Drink for 2.50 more the manager knows me by name #Hip Place
(5)Martà M.
Despite the fact this place is a chain, it has won me over rather quickly. My "go-to" is their smoked turkey and provolone hot sub, since it reminds me of a local deli sub I used to eat on the reg in college. Yum! The medium is more than enough for me. A large sub would just be ridiculous. My fave kettle chips are offered here too - WIN! The futuristic Coke machine is highly entertaining with over 200 flavored drinks offered. #fancy This location is crazy busy during lunch rush, so it's ultra convenient to order ahead online and pick up 20ish minutes later. Only once was my order not ready, and when I arrived, the staff was less than friendly. All other encounters with this approach have been flawless. Parking is very limited out front, but there is additional parking in the gravel lot out back.
(4)Jennifer J.
I am a huge fan of firehouse. This location is very busy at lunch time. But worth the wait. The club sandwich is my favorite.
(5)Mark H.
I love sandwiches... Made a visit to Firehouse on midday yesterday for my 30-minute lunch. I Ordered the "Meatball" - and it was delicious. I still don't get these new coke machines- this place only has one and it takes to long for everyone to get a drink. I wish they would do away with them all together. The price was fair in comparison to the competition in the neighborhood - Less than $10.00 for the foot-long, and was a tastier specialty sandwich. I work around the corner, so I will be trying the rest of the menu!
(4)Megan M.
Good subs. Average customer service. GM gave excellent service compared to his employees.
(4)John M.
A little high priced for a glorified "subway," but there is a lot of flavor packed in the subs here. I definitely advise getting the Hero sandwich!
(4)Melissa B.
I am a fan!!! We wanted a good sub so we headed to "Firehouse" Subs on Thompson Lane. We opted to get two separate subs and to try something new..We usually get the Hook and Ladder or the Italian..but tonight we opted for the "New York Steamer Sub" : Corned Beef Brisket, Pastrami, melted Provolone, mustard, mayo and Italian dressing..we had them Fully involved to include Jalapeno, lettuce, tomato and onions...we got the 8" sub for $5.89 and we also got the " Firehouse Hero Sub" : Premium Roast Beef, Smoked Turkey Breast, Virginia Honey Ham, melted Provolone, served fully involved with onions, tomato, lettuce, mayo, mustard, italian dressing and Jalapeno peppers.. both were very good...but we both said that the Firehouse Hero was our favorite of the two tonight.. what is your favorites?
(5)David L.
It's SUB TIME again! This particular day took me over to the Berry Hill area. My sub sensors zeroed in on Firehouse Subs as a lunch stop and an opportunity to appraise another sub machine shop!. Well, from my point of entry, the staff smiled and greeted me, despite their obvious focus on preparing sandwiches. (Score #1.) Fun decor with a great soda fountain and reasonable table layout. They permitted me a minute to focus on the menu (Score #2) - which offered multiple enticing and commonsense selections and combinations, They offered good insight and suggestions on the sandwich choices, without over selling (Score #3). I selected The Engineer Sub® (smoked turkey, melted Swiss and sauteéd mushrooms). Good choice of fresh breads, too. I was able to directly observe their preparation and steaming of my sandwich. Refreshingly, I didn't have the uneasy feeling that I get when watching my Subway sandwich being thrown together...nice! (Score #4). I was also pleased at the numerous choices of sauces, ranging from mild to "Shut the Front Door, that's HOT!" I sampled several and all were very good (Score #5). Finally, the noise level in the place was not unbearable, making the dine-in experience pleasant. I did not feel in a hurry to get outta there (Score #6). Let's face it: the Firehouse scored all over my card! I have yet to experience better. I highly recommend this place!
(5)Tim M.
A basic Firehouse sub place. Club on a Sub is 1 of their best sandwiches in my opinion. Combo comes with a bag of chips and a soda. Soda machine - a cool Coke device to add a little spritz of lemon, cherry, etc. so the combinations are endless.
(3)Heather H.
My favorite lunch spot. Every sandwich is fantastic, you seriously cannot go wrong. The only cons are how busy it gets and that this is obviously not diet food.
(5)Paul K.
The base sub of Firehouse is good. There's not too much that sets the sandwiches apart from the other sub shops I've been to (keeping in mind I am a veggie). However, the two things that do pop out and make you wonder why this isn't sub-store-standard is the metric ton of condiments. If you're a condiment whore, this is the *only* sub shop for you. Especially if you like actually spicy condiments. They have about 80 different sauces up there, if I'm remembering correctly, that you can grab and sprinkle to taste on your sandwich. They have a mix-your-own-Coke machine, in which you can create many different flavors of beverage off of a touchscreen. When I looked up that machine, it appeared there were only 3 within a 25 mile radius, Eh, I'm a sucker for gadgets that make flavors of yum. I would probably be a fan if not for an exchange with an employee that left me uncertain whether I had been insulted or if he was not understanding the question or if he was just high and that's why it required 3 people to get the wrong answer. Eh, it's a sub shop, it's good, it's more expensive than it should be but if you want condiments selection galore, it's where you have to go.
(3)Jesseca D.
We come here often. Fresh hot subs, made to order, choose-your-flavor fountain machine, & a large selection of hot sauces to add extra spice to your selection. Service is always quick & friendly.
(5)Beau Y.
Awesome
(5)Daniel B.
Outstanding. I have written, rewritten, and started over this review a few times. Good grief! All you need to know, the sandwiches here are better than any other quick serve sandwich places in town. The bread is great, the meats are tasty, the toppings are fresh...but, what really makes the difference is the way they steam the sandwiches. The huge selection of hot sauces are fun and the Coke dispenser is fun for all ages.
(5)Stephanie C.
I've just checked out the new Firehouse Subs in my neighborhood. I can't decide what my final opinion is. The decor is cute and prices are reasonable as compared to the nearby Jersey Mikes - which is a regular stop for me. My husband had a cheddar/brisket sub with bbq sauce. It tasted WONDERFUL but the meat portion was far too small. I had the chicken salad sub which was only okay taste-wise. It was bland, but the meat portion was really generous. I can say that I really did like the texture of the whole-wheat bread. I will definitely try Firehouse again and report back. I see on their menu that they specialize in Cherry Limeade like Sonic (love!). Somehow I missed this, but I will be trying that next time fo' sho'.
(3)Gary M.
Great! Really like how the sandwiches are steamed. Cool drink machine too! On a nice day, be sure and sit outside.
(5)Kim L.
Mom brought me here for the first time a few weeks ago and I love it! The sandwiches are really good and I freaked out over the drink machine and played with it until the people waiting behind me started to get impatient :D
(5)Chuck B.
Great sandwich, friendly staff, yet something about this particular location feels less than warm and comfortable. Must be the awkward layout. Definitely getting it to go next time.
(3)Samma A.
Sweet & hot Captain Sorensen's Datil Pepper Sauce is not 4-alarm hot but still gave a good burn to my Hook & Ladder sub. It complimented the turkey and ham. Hank Williams Jr. Family Tradition hot sauce was another among the many bottled sauces available to add to sandwich meats. I wasn't surprised its decorated inside with a firehouse decor. It fits. My white roll sub was heated warm and moist with hot steam. Not the cheapest sub sandwichs in Berry Hill but Firehouse is the sub spot that is the most meatnificent.
(3)