Yummy burgers, delicious shakes. We haven't tried the fries yet, but they actually post where the…read morepotatoes were harvested from, so you know they are fresh. It was quiet today when we were there and the employees spent the time cleaning and tidying the place. We were very impressed. I forgot to take a picture of my burger, but the "little hamburger" with lettuce, tomato, pickles, mustard and ketchup was filling and tasty.

You are now reading a review by the nationally renowned 5G Guru! Yup, that's me! Why me? In 1986 I…read morewas chowing down almost weekly at the very first 5G in Northern VA! I knew the father and his four sons by their first names, and they knew mine. Moving on, I have eaten at 5Gs in way over twenty states for a total of dozens and dozens if not hundreds of meals. This review is all about the often-ignored hotdog. So, what do you need to know about this bad boy? 1. It's all beef and made by Hebrew National. The dog is Kosher, but the meal is not because it is grilled on the same grill as bacon and other stuff. Bottom line, they start with a great dog. 2. The dog is split lengthwise before it is grilled. Because of this it needs a slighter bigger bun. More about this later. 3. All the burger toppings are available for the dog. Pro Tip #1- If you are insane, you can order cheese on your dog here. If you do, they will use a Kraft Single! Crazy right! I would rather have a root canal with no pain meds than do that! Pricing- 5Gs is infamous for being spendy! I call it the "Gasp!" factor. I ordered a dog, small Cajun Fries and a small drink and it set me back $14.49. This is much better than a burger meal so the gasping is much less. Presentation- You know the deal. The dog is wrapped in foil and at the bottom of a brown paper bag. On top are about a bazillion delicious fries. Pro Tip #2- Many folks think the fries should be crisper. Just ask and they will be happy to accommodate you and make them extra crispy! Unwrap the foil and you'll immediately see what I mean about the slighter bigger bun. I don't normally cut my dog in half but I did for this review so you can see a cross-section of the split dog. Taste- This is one seriously good dog! You get a nice snap when you bite into it. You can really taste the beef and it is very nicely grilled and caramelized. Among the big chains, most reviews place this dog in the top 3 and sometimes #1 in the country! I would agree. To me, a dog, fries and a drink here is a five star meal!

Best Pizza in Sebring, hands down!…read more I come here whenever I'm in town, they have a really affordable breakfast special, amazing Pizza and Caprese salad, and it is always fun to get the bucket of modelos! They have really amazing vegetarian and pescetarian pizza options too which is very appreciated. The ambiance outside at the 5 o'clock somewhere bar side is really nice too in the evenings. Excited to be back again soon :)

My wife and I visited this restaurant last week, it was a last minute stop and we were pleasantly…read moresurprised. Had a great bar tender, Camryn, we had the spinach and artichoke dip, it was good. I ordered a French onion soup. Please remember if you order apps, don't order dinner since everything came out at once. Then I had a French onion dip and my wife had the Tuscany flatbread. Food was good, needed to hear about how close they need to watch pours on their drinks, we sat at the bar. I would go again, not sure I would go out of the way to go but we had an ok time.

It's a cool bar but I've always been disappointed in the food unfortunately. The entertainment they…read morebring is excellent so we keep coming back but every time we are disappointed with our food. The waitresses are very nice and attentive. The price is high for the quality of food being pushed out of the kitchen but if you want great entertainment, watch a game and have a beer this is the place to be. This last time we order "the special" Bourbon BBQ Pulled Pork Nachos... there was absolutely nothing special about them. It was some meat thrown on some chip. Do not recommend it. Very disappointing.

Great wings! I wish they were more consistent with the wing sauces but overall the wings are great.read more

Excellent service and good was great. We will be back. Steak was perfectly cooked and the burger…read morewith extra crispy fries hit the spot.

Been here many times, but as of late it is hard to even get served a beer. If I sit down at your…read morenot so busy bar and see three bartenders all just talking to each other and no one comes to me to offer to sell me a beer after 10 to 15 minutes there is a disconnect at this bar. I am there to be served and you are there to serve me and others, when you won't even greet people that come in and they get up and leave there is a definite disconnect. I would not recommend due to bad service.

-Adults only- -Rated X- :-}…read more Orgasm Alert! I've traveled for business most of my adult life and have been to all 50 states including AK and HI, most several times. I've consumed thousands of subs and never once tried Firehouse. Today, I lost my Firehouse virginity! The App- Being a virgin I downloaded the app, and it was simple as expected. I registered myself and received a deal for 50% off my 1st visit. Sweet! You can choose Pickup or Delivery but not Dine In and that annoys me. Brand Positioning- Firehouse Subs is known for its premium meats and cheeses, on toasted private-recipe sub rolls. They are also known for a custom mural inside each location. Finally, their subs are heftier than most competitors. You should expect the ambience, customer service and the food to all be significantly above average. Arriving- They are seconds off US Route 27 Northbound and a snap to find with a small parking lot. Ambiance- Who the hell cares in most sub shops but not here! All the décor is firehouse related and is very impressive! The mural is the actual Sebring Fire Station and beyond impressive! The place was spotless! Wi-Fi- Free with no password needed. Also, power outlets are much more numerous and available here than in most sandwich shops. Much appreciated! Customer Service- Ten stars! I was greeted immediately and mentioned that my Pickup was actually Eat In. An employee jumped to it, asked me where I wanted to sit and brought my order to me on a tray. Beats unpacking a pickup order! Pro Tip- Their fountain beverages are Coke (Freestyle machine) products, and they offer the Layes line of chips. Food- I ordered the 8" New York Steamer combo with chips and a small drink at about $14. This sandwich had corned beef, pastrami, provolone and assorted condiments. It was available instantly as I ordered ahead. As advertised the bread was toasted and a bit denser than some competitors. The meats and cheese are steamed and that makes a significant difference in the flavor. I added caramelized onions, and they were delicious. The meats tasted premium. The overall sandwich was definitely superior to many chain competitors! Conclusion- So this no longer virgin definitely had an orgasmic 5-star experience!

If you're a FRIENDS fan you'll understand when I say OH. MY. GOD!!! We just tried the new location…read morein Sebring and it did not disappoint. It was friggin delicious!! We devoured these subs. So damn good. So good! Staff were great and helped us with our gift card, they were friendly. The restaurant itself was spacious and clean. The food: we got the firehouse meatball and it was covered in cheese. It really helped hold the whole sandwich together. The flavors were great and it is my favorite. My boyfriend got the Turkey Bacon Ranch and again.... DELICIOUS!! Great mixture of flavors and had my mouth watering for more. The price was high but the food was so good it was worth it. This isn't Subway (complete garbage) or Jersey Mikes (over priced and not worth it)... this is a step above all the competition. Definitely recommend this location. It's delicious!!! Only complaint... tried to use the app to order and it shows they were out of a lot of items and you can't use a gift card. We went in and ordered after getting frustrated with app and they had everything we wanted.

I heard lots about this restaurant from it being showcased on Home Town Takeover. This is what…read moredrove me to stop in for dinner on a Tuesday night while visiting Sebring. I got caught up in a terrible rain storm and ran my way in. At dinner time there was only one table dining in when I arrived. I was sat near the back and had a full view of the restaurant. The restaurant interior is gorgeous. I liked all the decorations and warm lighting that provides a relaxing atmosphere. There were several flies inside but the tables all had tabletop fans that spin to keep them away from the food. My food was very yummy. I really liked the plantains. The chicken and peppers was a generous serving. The rice and beans went together great. I thought everything on the menu had decent prices and was affordable. I ended up taking half my dinner to-go because it was alot. I looked at the giant pastry counter display in the front. Definitely would have to stop in another time, maybe for breakfast to get some.

Wonderful brunch at Sophie's Café! This was my second visit…read moreto Sophie's Café, and both times have been excellent. I was in Sebring visiting friends who recommended the spot, so we went for Sunday brunch and loved it. The breakfast and coffee were delicious, portions were generous without being overwhelming, and the prices felt fair. The restaurant itself is beautiful, and our server was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Sebring!

Good pizza! Always ready! Great to be able to pick up a pie on way home…read more Good value too!

OK, first of all, I'm a food critic. I worked in executive five star dining and I know several…read moreMichelin chefs. But, every once in a while, even a guy like me wants to order a delivery pizza. At first, I was told, "no" they would not delivered to me. Because I am 1 mile outside of their radius. The young guy I spoke with recommended instead that I called Lake Placid Papa John's which is ridiculous because I'm exactly 30 seconds south of Highway 98. I think the guy was just trying to pass the buck. However, I called Lake Placid and they also said I was outside their delivery radius and that made a lot more sense to me because it would be like calling Denver, Colorado and asking for a pizza to be delivered to Florida. So what do you do? I ended up calling the Sebring location back and asked for the manager. I got Lexi on the phone. That was the manager's name. She was a young lady, but she seemed intelligent and open minded, because when I explain the circumstances to her she said, "yeah that is ridiculous" I also explain to Lexi about how much money they were losing out on because they were not willing to extend their delivery radius to the entire Sebring area. They were missing out on business from all of the people south of HCA hospital now if you think about it that's a lot of people and a lot of money to be missing out on. The radius gap between the Sebring delivery area and the Lake Placid delivery area does not touch. This means there is a huge gap where they are missing all of the Spring Lake and all of the people who live just off Highway 66. Ridiculous! I mean, if I'm a business owner and I have a pizza business, I'm gonna make sure that I cover the entire Sebring area because I'm not about to miss out on money from people because of a 1 mile extra driving radius. Lexi went on to explain to me that she was going to go ahead and allow the delivery, but she also told me that she could not guarantee that every manager would make the same choice at Papa John's. I agreed that that was likely to happen and I understood. Now the pizza: there are a lot of pizzas in this town and a lot of these guys who make them are from New York City so you're not missing out on good quality pizza here in Sebring. I will say that most of the time the sauce is very acidic no matter where you go. Papa John's sauce, which I have not had in sometime, at least 20 years has a definite sweetness. It had a good aroma, and while not punched with herbs it did satisfy the palate in a balanced way. I enjoy the sweetness that they have in their sauce whether they slow cook the onions or just added a little sweetener to the sauce. both are fine it's a matter of taste. Italians will choose one or the other. They all typically use their onions to gain this type of exposure in the flavor by a quick sear and sauté of the onions to gain a bolder aroma, or a slow cook of the onions in order to sweeten them. We ordered the new New York style pizza, and while there is not a consistency in the two pizzas we received the first one was more New York style in the crust. Well, the second one was denser and the crust endings were not equal in size, thickness, or make, but for a commercial pizza, it filled the stomach. In this review, I am complementing the manager more than anything for her ability to deliver to us. You often do not see this in commercial businesses. They are usually very stoic and black-and-white on their terms. For Lexi to think outside the box and be willing to make a personal judgment was appreciated. She was a good manager, and she is being recognized for that purpose. You hardly see this ever so kudos to you Lexi, and thank you for being a good manager!

When we come into town to see family we ALWAYS go to Cody's! Great service, atmosphere, and food!!!…read moreEveryone loves coming here! They have something for everyone!!! It was my dads favorite restaurant! We celebrated one of his last birthdays here! ( we lost him last year) This place will always have a piece of my heart.

Finding my way in the more rural areas of our fine state for work - and literally driving there and…read moremy meetings on an empty stomach - I found Cody's on the recommendation of a Yelp bro & stopped for a late lunch / early dinner before heading back to the 305. The decor is classic 50s roadside diner with old license plates on the wall, an old pickup truck outside and a TV on ESPN by my table. The menu is classic Americana / diner fare with a southern touch. I'd been on an empty stomach through my 3 hour drive and meetings, so by the time I sat down to eat, I almost would have even eaten the paper the menu was written on :) Since it was a little bit on the chilly side, I started with their hearty cup of baked potato soup, deliciously loaded with cheese & bacon bits in a stew. Their warm, buttery and fluffy rolls topped with cinnamon butter were worth every single gram of carbs and almost functioned as a dessert themselves. Then came my yummy main dish, a roasted half chicken with just the right amount of skin and garnished with a smoky barbecue sauce. It was a sizable bird, taking up a nice bit of plate real estate, though leaving just enough room for a warm and topped with butter sweet potato. Needless to say, I still had room for dessert, and enjoyed their Keylime pie. Mal, my waitress, was very pleasant and I didn't have to wait for soda refills. Plating was also on time. I noticed they also had a Valentine's Day local special. It seems like this is a happening place in Sebring and I'd stop by next time I'm in the area.