Firehouse Subs

I love Firehouse Subs and crave their Hook and Ladder!!! My sandwich was fresh and hot made to perfection. My friend got a salad that’s she enjoyed– I didn’t realize they had salads but that’s a great option for anyone wanting to eat a little healthier. This location is bigger than the Acworth location so more seating is great! The staff were very friendly and gave my little boy extra pickles :) they came around and picked up our tray when we were finished! This location is also close to Kenneston Hospital which makes it convenient when I have doctor appointments!

Saw the commercials for FS, and thought it would be an awesome experience. WRONG! :(
Firemen KNOW how to cook AND eat. Especially the ones in the N.Y. Metro area. I could not imagine any fireman from that area putting their seal of approval on these sandwiches.
It was very clean, and the service was fast and friendly. Those are the only 2 positive things I can say about FS.
Steamers galore. No wonder things get rubbery, and spongy.
The sandwiches on the T.V. looked so good, but they just didn’t cut the mustard for us.
We shared the Corned Beef Brisket sub, and the Turkey Salsa Verde.
The «sub» roll reminded me of the stuffing in the arm of a chair. Spongy, and nearly not in the category of «bread.» The Salsa Verde sauce was so slimy, and the items inside kept sliding out of the sandwich. The Salsa Verde wasn’t very good at all. I’ve had gr8 salsa verde at Mexican restaurants, so I know :)
Corned beef with provolone? BLASPHEMY, I tell you. Corned beef should be on REAL rye bread, with plenty of mustard, oh, and piled high with Swiss cheese, not Provolone. If they put 1,000 Island dressing on it, it still wouldn’t have been a true Reuben.
We will stick to our all time favorite place for Hero sandwiches. Hoboken Café, on Whitlock Ave. about ½ west of the Marietta Square. REAL Hero bread. Everything made fresh daily, Boar’s Head meats, incredibly good Italian items and prepared with lot’s of love! :) They are only open until 4:00 p.m., so we go there on Saturdays.
Publix subs are far superior than FS.
Sorry, but we shant return.

Very good food, always in the mood for hot subs. I got the New York sub and it was delicious. They have an awesome selection of hot sauces ranging from sweet to hottest of the hot. The sub tastes even better with the Scorpion hot sauce. Drink are the Coke freestyle which has something for everyone.

Any firehouse is awesome to me. Lol! I just love their subs! My favorite is the «hero». Yum. Quick service as well.

Good location by the square. Love the subs. Waiting 19 minutes for my sandwich today. Will not come back for a while. Needs to be ran better.

I went here for lunch today and they were slammed. They were quick with taking orders and getting food out, but I feel like the quality suffered somewhat because of this. I usually LOVE these subs, but mine was just ok. I had the hook and ladder but it wasn’t quite as warm and the bread wasn’t as soft as it usually is compared to other locations I’ve visited in this chain. I don’t think it was warmed long enough since they were in such a hurry to get everyone taken care of. The dining room was also packed and I didn’t see anyone wiping down the tables after people got up. I had to wipe my table off with a dry napkin. I’m sure this place is better when they aren’t so busy. I don’t recommend going close to noon.

Quick? Check.
Affordable? Check.
Friendly? You betcha.
Tasty? Mmmm yea.
Clean? Affirmative.
Yes, I know it’s a franchise. I realize they’re all over the place. But, having been here 4 times in the last 3 months and experiencing consistently good levels of service each time, I feel they’ve earned a review and a few minutes of my time.
You may not even be relying upon my review to decide to eat here. You’ve probably had one of the delicious subs at another franchise. But, if you’re on the fence at all, your taste buds will thank you for choosing to dine here.
They have one of those fancy Coca Cola multi-​soda machines that surely will be connected one day to sorcery. (Mark my word.)
Ample parking. Patio seating. Great corner location. Grab a bite and smile.

Good subs. I like the turkey bacon ranch or the cheese steak. Way better than Jimmy John’s. A little pricey but worth it for the occasional break from Subway.

This location hasn’t been open for very long. It used to be where Smothers was, I believe. My friend and I arrived about 11:30a.m. on a Friday. It was a good thing because it started getting crowded really quick. I ordered (at her suggestion) a steak sub with sauteed onions and cheese. Wow! It was delicious. You order and pay at the counter and then they bring it to you, very hot and fresh. I got the combo which comes with a med. (but huge) drink and chips of your choice (like Subway)…I ordered the regular combo which is plenty large. It’s about the size of a footlong at Subway. The large combo is huge… My friend ordered the large combo so she could take half of it home for dinner that night. The prices are a bit more than a Subway but I think you get a lot more cheese and meat. I am definitelly going back.

I ordered a Chef salad, paid for it, and then was informed as I was waiting at my table that they were out of Chef salad and to make another selection. No other menu selections were even close to the Chef salad so I ordered a bowl of chili which was not the best chili I have ever had. The chili was watery and lukewarm. I was quite disappointed to not have the salad option available. :-(
This location was extremely loud and service was slow as well. Conversations were difficult to hear and the noise level was nerve wracking. Granted it is new to the area so they are garnering a lot of customers which contributes to the noise level, but I’d recommend one of the other sandwich shops in the area/​on the Square over this Firehouse location.
My colleagues had sandwiches and they did say that their sandwiches were good.

Firehouse Subs is a nice addition to the Marietta Square area. I recently went in the other day to cure my craving for a hot sandwich and some chips. The workers seemed pleasant, and the cashier who took my order was really nice. I ordered a Firehouse Hero, which is a sub with roast beef, turkey breast, ham, and melted Provolone cheese. All sandwiches are served with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, mustard, and pickle spear. I decided to make my meal a combo, which included a bag of chips and a medium drink. They had a wide variety of chips and the fountain drink machine had more variations of Coke products than I have ever seen in a fast food restaurant. The price point was great– I spent about seven or eight bucks on the entire meal. My sandwich was delicious and tasted fresh, and I felt completely satisfied when I finished eating. I will definitely make an effort to eat at Firehouse Subs more often.