Firehouse Cafe

We’ve been going here for years and have always had a good experience. There’s sometimes a little wait but overall not bad. Parking isn’t the best. The lot is small with tight spaces and you sometimes have to park across the street but it’s not bad as the distance is short. It has an old diner feel and is very family oriented, although large parties may have a little difficulty to sit their entire group (depending on size). Staff is friendly but sometimes not as much as they should be. Food comes quickly and is good. Some stuff is a little pricey too and other items are average. One thing we don’t like is when the bill is hand written and each item price isn’t listed. This makes it difficult to make sure the charges and addition is correct.

Having passed this place many times during evening walks, I was curious about this establishment and its unique firehouse theme. Upon the first visit, the Firehouse Café lives up to its name in interior décor. Plenty of furnishings that reflect the fire brigade, with a slight touch of a 50s café in the front bar having stools available. The food itself was a real pleasure: a chili cheese omelet, ranging from a 2 alarm (mild) to 5 alarm (spicy) beanless chili, with grated cheddar, hash browns, and chocolate milk, made a breakfast/brunch dining experience a truly wholesome and pleasant one. Service was equally prompt and gracious, the staff providing good attention to details and a positive disposition for customers. This place has the best chili cheese omelet I've ever tasted, and I hope to come back again soon, eager for more. Thank you for a most satisfying experience. Prosperity unto all the staff, gratitude to the cooks for their culinary skills, and joy in a 5-star rating that I hope will inspire others who read this review to visit the Firehouse Café and enjoy the dining it offers for themselves.