Pork Chops A La Exxon Valdez…read more Absolutely incredible. The truck managed to take perfectly good pork chops and boil them to death in a vat of orange grease. No sear. No crust. Just pale pork floating around like victims of an industrial accident. 1/5 stars -- the extra star is for the fork brave enough to enter the oil slick. 159 does it again.

I came here for a nice Saturday night dinner. Carne Asada was on the menu, but I don't think they…read morehave ever cooked it before. Take a look at the pic! What is this? More like Crappy Shitsada.

Visited 10 House during my visit to New York City . We were there for Memorial Day weekend 2023…read more Great bunch of guys as they let us come into 10 House to see the rigs and we even purchased a shirt and patch,,,STILL STANDING

Engine Company 10 was Organized September 8, 1865 at 28 Beaver St…read more Ladder Company 10 was Organized October 20, 1865 at 28 Ann St. The FDNY 9/11 Memorial Wall, a 56 foot bronze Sculpture is located on the west side of the firehouse.

The firemen here were so sweet, they were actually willing to take photos with the tourists! I…read moreactually jumped in for a shot! Thanks Guys for all you do!!

This is a great house! Know from friends that they do fire inspections of the Broadway theaters and…read moreare very highly regarded; they also are one of the friendliest houses I have ever visited in NYC. --They suffered severe losses and they and some Hazmat responders were among the very worst hit on September 11. "Never Missed a Performance," and "Pride of Midtown" are great rigs with great crews and it was a real pleasure being there...I had my picture taken with one of the fireman. too. Yes, thank you guys for all you do indeed!

FDNY Headquarters The New York City Fire Department,…read moreofficially the Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY), is an American department of the government of New York City that provides fire protection, technical rescue services, primary response to biological, chemical, and radioactive hazards, and emergency medical services responses to the five boroughs of New York City. The New York City Fire Department is the largest Municipal Fire Department in the United States. In fact it's one of the largest on the planet! I'm continuously amazed at the huge responsibilities that they have twenty four hours a day, three hundred and sixty five days a year. It's my opinion that FDNY needs more resources considering our aging buildings. There's a lot of Fire Education needed for the general public. They are serving around 8 million NYC residents. People move in and out of the city. I let them know how much I appreciate their service every time I see them. I'm recommending you do the same!

Totally unprofessional. They don't instruct properly at all and it's took me three our to get to…read moretest room. its overcrowd. They need more staff member

Daughter had a tour with fireman Brian. She loved it and wants to go back and bring him some ice…read morecream!

Dependable, courteous and friendly and FAST - that's how I describe Engine Company 305, Hook &…read moreLadder Co 151. They're wonderful and they respond quickly. I live across the street from this firehouse and I am so glad that I do because it gives me a chance to interact with the fire house staff and to see their dedication to Forest Hills firsthand.

We love visiting the Ghostbusters Headquarters and come at least once each time we visit NYC! The…read morefirehouse itself is awesome, so fun to see it with the Ghostbusters signage and decals. It's a must-see for all Ghostbusters fans. As it is a working fire station, there are always firefighters there and most are super kind and generous answering questions. On our most recent visit in January 2026, one of them informed us they are no longer allowed to sell merch. Such a bummer!!!

They have the Ghostbusters outside facade! And a little decor above the side door :)…read more Located downtown in Manhattan. No tours inside, it's actually a functional firehouse.

Thankful Thursday 11/24/22 The New York City Fire…read moreDepartment, officially the Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY), is an American department of the government of New York City that provides fire protection, technical rescue services, primary response to biological, chemical, and radioactive hazards, and emergency medical services responses to the five boroughs of New York City. The New York City Fire Department is the largest Municipal Fire Department in the United States. In fact it's one of the largest on the planet! I'm continuously amazed at the huge responsibilities that they have twenty four hours a day, three hundred and sixty five days a year. It's my opinion that FDNY needs more resources considering our aging buildings. There's a lot of Fire Education needed for the general public. They are serving around 8 million NYC residents. People move in and out of the city. I let them know how much I appreciate their service every time I see them. I'm posting this review on Thanksgiving 2022 to once again say THANK YOU! I'm recommending you New Yorker's do the same!

Much better and more modern facilities than the Old York Town Police Department…read more The New York City Fire Department are pretty wonderful in many ways (except maybe on Law & Order when they get into fights with the cops due to shady goings on), and a lot more friendly than some of the other New York officials you might encounter. They've done a lot of Brave things over the years, not least on 9/11. It's too sad to talk about that, to be honest. I still don't think we have a clue who or what was behind that and I hope that someday everyone behind it will be brought to justice so all these brave people can have a little more peace, perhaps. This is a great house for a great crew, and everyone in the city should be thankful that they do what they do so well.

130am indeed. The carbon monoxide alarm goes off. I was thinking if I ignored it, it would stop…read more maybe the battery was low. But, alas, no. 4 quick beeps and then a pause and 4 quick beeps again. Sigh. The back of the detector says to get to fresh air immediately and call 911. Unhappily, we don our winter garb and head outside. We decide to try to call 311 first, since our apartment is the only one going off. Alvin, my very nice 311 operator, informs me that we can try and open all the windows and wait outside and see if it continues to go off and then call 911, or we can just call and get it over with. We are sleepy and grumpy. This is going to take all night. But since it seems like we'll have to call anyway, Maritess convinces me to make the call. T-Mobile freakin dropped my call to 911 four times in a row. Really??!! You'll be hearing from me later today for sure. In less than 2 minutes, we hear the sirens. They've got to be for us. We wave at the truck as it pulls up. Speedy lets the head of the truck into our apartment and another truck pulls up. Holy moly. Now I start getting scared...2 trucks? For one carbon monoxide alarm? Maybe this is a little more serious than I thought. They all start piling into the apartment building as we stand outside, and my first thought is "My room is messy, this is why my mother always tells me to keep my room clean! Ahhhh!!" My second thought is, "Hot damn." I think Ladder 132 may be one of the best looking crews that I have seen. Sleepy and grumpy no more, for sure! I really hope they don't go in my room, it's definitely messy. And I really hope we don't have dirty dishes in the sink. They're gone in just a little bit, turns out we have a defective carbon monoxide detector. They recommend we contact the super for a new one, and bid us a good night. 5 stars for their rapid response time, had there really been something bad going on, they couldn't have gotten there any faster. 5 stars for the rugged good looks. 5 stars for figuring everything out super fast. 5 stars for being so darn hot. I'm sorry we had to drag you guys out, but I sure am glad you were there. Do you guys like muffins? Cos I sure wouldn't mind making them for you. I love the FDNY. LOVE. And if you don't, you have something seriously wrong with your head.

I gots a good number of friends in FDNY…read more And exboyfriends - hey - I'm a red blooded American girl that LIKES boys in uniforms. Honest to God, firemen make terrible boyfriends. Not cause they lie or cheat or steal - but cause fire comes first for em. These fellas gots balls the size of the moon. While all ya'll (me included) are running OUT of a fire, they're going in. Manly men. They smell like musk. And break things. And know how to use a screwdriver. And put other people ahead of them. All the time. ::swoon:: thank your local fire department. For realz, especially the vollies. If you can bake, bring em cookies. If you can't, have your woman bake them cookies. If your woman can't bake...well...get a new one. And hug FDNY. And buy them a beer down in the meat packing district on St Paddies day. These boys can toss back brews better then me - hell, they taught me all I know about beers, yo.

New York City Fire Department is huge with enormous responsibility. They are also providing many…read moreservices in addition to fighting fires. Today I met two firefighters at Mt. Sinai Hospital. I was admiring the male firefighters jacket. He didn't hesitate when I asked if I could take a photo. He was accompanied by a female firefighter and they both were so patient with me as I chattered away like a crazy old lady! FDNY is the best in the world as far as I'm concerned!

if I could give a negative I would . this ambulance picked me up from my house and took me to a…read morelocation that was 3 times the distance of a hospital that had already accepted me. They did not inform me I had the right to have them inquire to their medical staff regarding changing location. I had anaphylaxis with a complex medical history. I strongly believe I was redirected to hospitals 3.5 miles to 8 miles away from my house due to racial bias . The hospital I requested 1 was located 1.2 miles the other 1.3 miles. One emt was particularly rude. I called to complain at the headquarters office and because I didn't have the name they made a complaint and they said that was all they could do. Funny enough I'm at work today and saw an emt that was possibly one of those who ha dpicked me up. When I asked her if she remembers picking me up the other day she immediately said it was her. She then proceeded to say "I don't care about you". I said but I care and she repeated that "I pick up and drop off and I don't care about you" how is this acceptable behavior of a healthcare professional? I am a nurse and while it is exhausting I DO care about my patients. Her comment is appalling and absolutely disgusting and we are supposed to trust this person when we are sick?