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Firehouse Restaurant

3.8 (496 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Moderate noise
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Outdoor seating

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4 Alarm Pizza $29 (12")
Sean R.

Solid wood fired pizza in an old converted firehouse. They've got some pasta and few other entrees but seems like the pizza is the main draw. They've margherita wasn't my fav, a tad too salty but I liked the 4 alarm: pepperoni, sausage & hot honey to give a lil sweet & spice flavor. $29 for a 12" which is enough for me to share w/ another lighter eater. The burrata was also fresh & tasty.

We had our wedding reception at the Firehouse, and it was a great experience for a reasonable price! There was no rental fee, the food and drink were delicious, and the space is very versatile and cute. We got compliments all night about the venue.

Burratta salad
Vanessa G.

Went here for a Friday date night with my fiancee. We ordered a Margherita Pizza, a burrata salad and garlic bread with pesto aioli. The salad was delightful. It had a citrus vinaigrette and candied walnuts. Yum. The pizza was good, it did have a rather watery base which made it hard to pick up a slice without all the toppings and cheese fall off. The tiramisu was okay. I think I am more drawn to traditional tiramisu, the one here is served in a glass cup. Overall it wasn't a bad an experience. The pizza is cooked in a firewood oven and gives it a nice Smokey flavor. We sat outside since it was so nice out. It did take awhile to get seated despite it not being very busy but there was only one hostess and one waitress so I get it.

Champagne topped off the celebration.
Sondra L.

My family arranged an 80th birthday party for me here and it was a total success! Family was allowed to go early to decorate, even though on this Saturday, they were not open until 5 pm. We had the whole area upstairs, which was spacious and well lit. There was a restroom off the main room. The food was absolutely delicious, whether it was the mushroom pizza or the roasted carrots and the cauliflower (my personal favorite). They all loved the rigatoni, both the vegetarian and the regular. The young man in charge absolutely Brock his neck to make sure that we were all happy and had what we needed. I absolu would recommend this restaurant/pub and thank them for a wonderful time!

Upstairs dining room set up for our event.

We booked Firehouse for a private event in the upstairs dining room and were so impressed by the quality of the food and service we received. All the food was delicious and the signature cocktails were spot-on to what we had requested. The menu packages had a good variety of options and the planning process was very flexible. The final costs came in right at what we were expecting. I highly recommend Firehouse for a private event.

The Fried Cauliflower must have!
Mailee V.

**note only reservations We were a walk in luckily they took us which we were a party of four. Greeted upon entering and were friendly. Seated by the bar, given a drink menu and food menu. The fried cauliflower is a must, and the drinks. The chicken and white chili was okay the combination of the foods together was throwing my palate off. The beef and broccoli was decent but I wouldn't order it again. Overall the food was okay, I don't think I would comeback again. Maybe I should've tried the pizza.

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Solid every time. The food, the staff, the drinks and all of it in a cool historical building.

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Excellent food and wonderful staff! Pizza is a amazing as with the entire menu! Highly recommend the firehouse!

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Firehouse is a great little spot in the Dekum neighborhood. The wood fire pizza is delicious. It is a very laid back cozy little place.

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The Raddichio was to die for. The pizza were superb. We'll be back to try their pasta and margherita pizza.

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This food was some of the best Italian food I've had yet! Service was wonderful as well!

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