Firehouse Brewing Company

Atmosphere was nice, with a good variety of food. The menu is also shown in “cash price” and the restaurant passes the card service fee onto the consumer even after charging $17 for a burger. Food was good, but not worth the price.

Would go again to enjoy dining outside on a nice summer evening before the bikers roll into town and kill the vibe.

I have been eating at the Firehouse for over fifteen years. The beer bread and artichoke dip appetizer has to be the best dip I have ever had.

I tried other artichoke dips, all the way in California even, and none has ever compared to the artichoke dip at the Firehouse.

I swear I come to the Firehouse just for the beer bread and artichoke dip.

The homemade root beer is on point too.

A word to those who never had Buffalo meat, the burger is leaner and a little more dry than beef. If you desire a juicy, thick burger, than stick with beef.

The Caesar salad was delish, the Romain lettuce was green and leafy, it did not consist of just the crunchy lettuce part.

The only criticism my partner Don had was that instead of using baked chicken, an upgrade would be to use either seasoned grilled chicken or chunks of deep fried chicken tenders.

The baked chicken in the salad was kind of bland.

We also had the fire caps. Which are crab meat stuffed mushroom caps, smothered in mozzarella and baked in the oven until the cheese is bubbly and crisp. You would have to allow the dish to cool before eating, the dish comes with 8 mushrooms.

The fire caps were juicy, delicious, with the right hint of garlic.

You can not go wrong with the beer bread, artichoke dip and the fire caps as an appetizer.

The building is memorable but the food isn’t. Sorry folks another just ok. Pulled pork with rice went over well with my hubby but honestly, we only ate there two days ago and I can’t remember what I had. Hubby said it was the veggie burger and that sounds like me so let’s go with that.
Not a great value as the prices are very high.

Stopped by for lunch, food was great and probably the best pork queso dip I've had in awhile. The building is really cool, it has craftmanship from the original fire building everywhere, along with antiques and nostalgic memorabilia from the original firehouse and are. The had a wide range on the menu to appease everyone's appetite. The drink selection for in house brew was good.

We went there for lunch and it had a great variety of music and beers. It’s a pretty cool building and vary spacious, even though it might not seem so from the outside. They have a good size menu with lots of options for everyone. Two of my colleagues ordered the Caesar Salad and The Chief. I ordered the Beyond Veggie Burger. Everything a was delicious and the service was pretty fast. They do not do more than 4 split checks per table.