Firehouse Grille & Pub
2097 Front St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH, 44221
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Address :
2097 Front St
Cuyahoga Falls, OH, 44221 - Phone (330) 940-2000
- Website https://thefirehousegrilleandpub.com/cuyahoga-falls/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 1:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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T E.
Great Location but terrible food and bad service. The chili was really bad. I could only eat 2 bites. Long wait for the bill and the lady behind the bar had an attitude. Bummer because the location is really cool.
(1)Stephanie D.
This is a fun bar! They have great $1 burgers that are a great sized burger plus all the toppings for only $1! They also have great flatbreads and a nice selection of beers. The atmosphere is fun and so it the wait staff, in addition to being very attentive and on the ball. I would recommend this bar and this location to anyone visiting Cuyahoga Falls downtown area.
(4)Samuel P.
Great deals , lively atmosphere , good food , I would recommend the sauerkraut balls and the nachos , which were okay. It may look old on the outside but it's a great place overall , oh and did I mention you can watch the baseball game right from your table on tv?
(4)M K.
Stopped in here on a Friday night - about 5:30pm. Rockin' on the River was just starting to roll, so I wanted to relax with a cold beer and a light meal. I'll say that this is my favorite Firehouse Grille (I've been to East Market, Tallmadge and Springfield) maybe because of the environment and decor, but it seemed like the customers AND the staff were having an equally good time - and that good attitude is hard to resist. They were actually having a 70's Disco theme night - the staff was dressed appropriately, and they had Donna Summer, Village People, BeeGees and lots of other funky stuff cranking on the tunebox. Service was very efficient, the staff was friendly and the prices - as expected - were very reasonable. I had a fried shrimp basket which was very good, and a gal that sat at the bar next to me got the $1 burger special - which was so good, she ordered another. They were not crappy little burgers, either, but big, full-size jucyburgers. I enjoyed a couple of Stellas; they have a nice selection of beers on tap and in the botle as well. As I said, the crowd was fun - a nice mix of people, age-wise, anywhere from late 20's to 50 or so. Nice energy...very comfortable crowd (this is Cuyahoga Falls, after all) so people seemed upbeat as they prepared to go out and catch the band on the Riverfront. Overall, a pleasant surprise - and I'm sure I'll be back again when I'm up this way.
(4)Kevin C.
This is the closest place to have a restaurant meal during the Friday night music fests in Cuyahoga Falls, right around the corner from the stage. But don't expect much. Have the hamburger, because they're not so good when they try to get fancy. I appreciate their initiative in coming up with special menus for events - an Italian menu for the Italian Fest, etc. But it was all tasteless. And when there was Reggae music playing at IROK, they offered a Caribbean menu that we were foolish enough to try: Chicken on a mushy pile of white rice. Bad. The menu didn't list the price, but it was $13. My wife barely touched it and talked to the waitress about how she couldn't finish it. The manager knocked a whopping $2 off the bill. According to their sign, this place is "The home of the dollar burger", but they charge $8 for it. Beers are not cheap here, either. $6 for a short Guinness. Not really a bad place for a burger and Budweiser. Waitresses are friendly and have always done an excellent job. The atmosphere isn't bad. But you'd be better off with the food trucks outside - better food and much cheaper.
(2)Matt S.
Usually I enjoy the Firehouse Grilles, good food at cheap prices. However, I went to the one on Front St awhile ago (forgot about the picture), and saw that they put a sign outside of the bathroom that read "Please allow the staff to use the bathroom first. They cannot wait in a line while at work." See pictures. Really? I mean I get what they are saying, but I'm the customer. Maybe they should look into adding an extra bathroom if this is such a huge problem. I just think that sign is ridiculous. If that situation arises then the employee should politely ask if they can go first.
(2)Mark S.
The food was mediocre at best. The spinach dip was tasteless. The Bacon cheese fries had canned cheese. The patty melt wasn't grilled. About the only thing they couldn't ruin was the bottled beer, which was awesome. The service was excellent.
(2)Eryion H.
This place might have been awesome had my hot chocolate been spiked with peppermint schnapps. It was far from being the worst bar food but it's not a place you would go out of your way to try. The place was pretty empty and the decor kind of made me depressed. I'm all about exposed brick & semi-vintage decor but what appears to be an attempt at a posh hangout comes off as a dilapidated empty home instead. I wasn't quite sure how to take our waitress either. One minute it seemed as if she had an attitude problem & the next she was so nice & sweet (maybe a rough day?). Food wise, if you suffer from acid reflux or IBS but crave buffalo hot sauce then you probably could indulge in their Buffalo dip with nachos due to it's lack of flavor. It was so bland that you could barely taste the buffalo sauce at all. My husband enjoyed there wings although his pork wings were dry. But on a brighter note, I drink hot chocolate year round and EVERY place serves the same damn watery powdered mix but NOT the Firehouse- they have the BEST HOT CHOCOLATE EVER!!!!!! So, in conclusion, if you're in the middle of a zombie apocalypse and duck in here to hide; you wont starve to death but you might find your company more flavorful...
(2)Cami T.
Umm...so apparently on a Saturday night, no one goes here? We had a bus drop us off here and were the only ones in the bar! Overall, it was a fine bar. The ceiling was pretty and there were some nice flat screens up on the wall...but we were so lonely!
(2)Julie J.
There's no waiting on Friday nights which is good and bad lol, it's not fast food and about the only place you can sit down together & have a drink and a meal at that time without waiting an hour or two. Awesome drink menu with fun seasonal specialties. One of the main things that keeps me coming back on Friday eve for dinner is the bartender/waitress (I wish I knew her name, 50ish blonde medium/short length hair), she is my favorite waitress I believe I've ever had, can answer any question you have about the food or drinks, if you're not sure what drink you would like, she'll recommend a few different things for you. This place is not upscale by far but she has the classiest yet comfortable personality that is such a pleasure, my husband and I both think she's great. She deserves a big raise and I hope the owner appreciates what a gem he/she has.
(4)Christopher C.
The wings just had a bad flavor to them and the pork wings were super tough and dry.
(1)David B.
Only had apps but shoot! Prrrrrretty darn tasty!!! The spinach artichoke dip with a really soft flatbread was superb!!! Beer battered mushrooms??? Effin awsome! The downside, we were on the patio which was the size of my bathroom and hiptser poseurs were smoking like 5 feet away from our table....
(3)Zack H.
A great addition to Downtown Cuyahoga Falls's Falls Riverfront District, Firehouse Grille & Pub has the atmosphere to please everybody. Honestly, this is probably the nicest location of theirs that I've been to. Most are in somewhat dilapidated buildings, but this one is in a two-story building from the 1920s, complete with lighting fixtures, mirrors, bartops, and countless other items from the Roaring Twenties. One thing that is EVERYWHERE that is definitely not a throwback to that era: televisions. They're at the bar, on the walls in random places, and at every booth. Every single booth has a television, meaning you can watch Spongebob, Intervention, or whatever you like to watch a the bar instead of a sporting event. Food here is oversized, but very inexpensive. I ordered the 2-Alarm Chili Fries. While they weren't amazing, they were adequate. I had enough to feed all three of us at the bar, and they were only $6.99. Drink prices are easily the best in the Akron area at the Firehouse. Where else can you get $4 pints of Blackout Stout or $1.50 Yuenglings? Nowhere, that's where. (Yes, I just answered my own rhetorical question. Deal with it.) The bartenders here are great and knowledgeable. They told me they have over 1,500 drink combinations they sell here at the Firehouse. I don't even know if I can think of 50 drinks from the top of my head. For the atmosphere and the drink prices, it's hard to top the Firehouse in C-Falls.
(4)Kim K.
Great location. Decent interiors. Good prices for what you get. Our waitress was nice & friendly. I need to go again so I can provide more details.
(3)Stephanie F.
I had a HORRIBLE experience at the Firehouse Grille when I was in town for a wedding. It was in a darling downtown district, so I thought it would be good. Wrong. For starters, the place was practically empty and it took forever for one of the staff to come over and seat us. While the ambiance was fine--staple bar atmosphere--the staff was not. Our waitress had only us as a table and took 20 minutes to bring our drinks. Once she did, it took her another 10 minutes to come back and take our order. For those of you counting, that's 30 minutes just sitting at the booth waiting to order in an empty bar. I ordered the nachos with ground beef. When she brought them out, the cheese was cold. The worst part was the 'ground beef.' It was literally torn up pieces of a hamburger patty! It had been seasoned and cooked as a hamburger, so the flavor of that mixing with the nacho ingredients was TERRIBLE. My date's food was fine, nothing spectacular, and I wound up sharing it with him. The waitress made some comment about me being a 'prissy city girl' and that's why I must not have liked my nachos. For the record, I'm from rural Missouri, and that sort of behavior from a server does not earn tips, and so she didn't. Oh, and we never got refills. Big thumbs down. I would avoid this if in the downtown area, but there seemed to be other options in the district--go there instead.
(1)Dwayne F.
As I travel a ton for work I like to find places w/ good beer. They had 2 IPA's on tap. How can you go wrong w/ that. the food was typical bar food nothing great. Staying at the Sheraton it was a nice easy walk. Would go again.
(3)Katie D.
Our first hint should have been the parking situation, or lack there of, this restaurant is on a street that you can't drive down, so turn down the access street just before Front St, and park in the parking lot at the end of that road. Walking down Front St was a ghost down, and when we walked into Firehouse Grille & Pub at 5pm, it was too, just a couple of people at the bar. We stood at the "Please wait to be seated" sign for over 5 minutes without being seated, and when we finally gave up and sat at the bar, one of the bar patrons jumped up and introduced herself as the waitress... though not ours apparently? We waited another 2 or so minutes at the bar before an older lady, the bartender walked up with an attitude and asked to see our ID's before even saying hello, I'm young looking, but I am 30, so I was a bit shocked. After we showed her our licenses, she told us that there was a beer special on black and tans, and a special on Stella's where you got to keep the chalice (we were not interested, but while we were there a couple sad suckers did bite, at which point i noticed that they were giving away the used, scuffed, cloudy looking sets that the bar had obviously already used... this just seemed disgusting to me, someone who normally goes to bars that do glass giveaways, NEW glass giveaways.) We saw Angry Orchard on tap, and decided to order that, it was actually very good, very fresh tasting, it's a hard thing to find on tap, the good review ends there. For food, I decided to order their "home made and hearty, world famous, 2 alarm chili," which said it was served with cheese and sour cream. The bf chose a hand crafted fire starter burger, which boasted a patty formed with crushed red pepper, jalapenos, Tabasco sauce and covered in melted mozzarella, he opted to sub out for the cheddar bacon fries, and ordered it all cooked med-rare. When the food came out, it looked just ok, the patty on the burger was a weird grayish color, and very obviously came pre formed and frozen, it was covered in a few jalapeno slices and a slice of mozzarella cheese which had been melted. It was cooked well done, no pink at all, and the bf said he couldn't taste ANY spice, his comment was that he should have gone to McDonald's instead, ouch, My chili looked decent, definitely a good color/consistency, though the sour cream came in a plastic ramekin and smelled like it had been in there for quite a while, i tasted it, but opted not to use it after that. There was a sprinkling of fancy shredded Mexican cheese blend, and a couple of dehydrated looking diced red onion pieces on top. As soon as I tasted it I knew immediately what their secret main ingredient was, I've tasted it a million times, Prego spaghetti sauce. It essentially tasted like meaty spaghetti sauce with beans, in fact when the bf tried it, he said "wow! spaghettios!" Lol, I ate a few more spoonfuls, but the bf used it mainly to dip his fries in, saying it tasted like chunky ketchup. Needless to say neither of us finished our food, nor did we bother taking it with us. When we were done I had to chase down someone to give us our bill, at which point I saw that our tiny Apple Ciders were $6 a piece (a 6 pack at the store is $7.99) AND that we were up charged for the cheese and sour cream that "came with" the chili, AND charged for a full side of cheese bacon fries instead of a substitution price. I begrudgingly paid the exorbitant bill and because of the flat out RUDE customer service left a big old 0 on the tip, first time in my whole life. Can promise I will be checking my statements for the next month to make sure they didn't add on. Summary: Terrible food, worse service, impossible parking, and ridiculous prices. Worst place I've been in recent memory, will NEVER go back.
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