Firehouse Subs Daphne

I and my daughter were very crowded at noon and so we waited for our food at the door. We have decided to read the names of the donated people. But then one of the riding workers (girls) wants to get out from behind and tell us while they push their hands back so that we can get to the table from behind. At first we were not behind the counter and I did not appreciate their absolute discontent. My family comes to this place every week, but I will make sure we use the firehouse elsewhere. I was pretty impressed that I held my tongue and didn't leave whatever. I'm sorry I didn't understand? Donation and money back and go somewhere else. I would recommend you to rent more pleasant employees.

I have been dining at Firehouse Subs for over 25 years, and that experience was the worst sandwich I've ever encountered. The bread was hard, and the ingredients seemed carelessly thrown together. There was absolutely no pride evident in the food or the service!

The first thing I noticed when I entered was that a young woman searched the dining area. Paper menus near the entrance so customers could see what they wanted before approaching the counter. They had some tables in front of the counter and food sector and forced customers to keep their distance. Plexi/acryl glass separated customers and employees. After ordering, you will receive your name and call it out when your order is finished. No complaints about the service or food. Up to my expectations of quality and price.

Firehouse has the best subs in my opinion, but this special location has a new York steamer that is just next level delicious. Could be here every day for a sandwich.

The food was great, but the drink machine needed some attention. It was 4 workers that had their masks under their nose. But the overall restaurant was clean.