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| Hours: | Dinner Tues.-Sat. |
| Categories: | Pizza, Seafood Restaurants, Restaurants |
| Parking: | Parking lot |
| Cuisine: | Seafood, Pizza |
| Feature: | Bar |
| Dress Code: | Casual |
| Price: | $20 - $30 |
We walked into a crowded, busy, high energy atmosphere so our hopes were high. There was a 25 minute min. wait but the hostess said we could eat at the bar. It sounded great because we were starving. We found a place at the bar and ordered the "mystery wine" and a drink. After one sip of the wine, we knew why it was a mystery. It was barely drinkable. The bartender/owner replaced the wine but informed us she wasn't serving at the bar tonight. Okey dokey. We are out of here..... but a table came open as we went to leave so we decided to stay. We were sat and we sat and sat, and sat, and sat. After ten minutes, I flagged down a waitress who went to find our waitress. Our server was very nice but obviously overwhelmed. She apologized, put down a beverage napkin and disappeared. She appeared again a while later, took our drink order and off she went. After more waiting, the drinks showed up and she was finally ready to take the order. Weak with hunger, we ordered the mystery appetizer (against my protest) and the Chicago style pizza. The app came out and it looked like something from a cafeteria. It consisted of ritz crackers, pickled oakra, mustard and a bologna tasting sausage meat. It was gross. We barely touched it and flat out lied when the waitress asked us if we liked it. We said we loved it and asked her to bag it so we could take home. We didn't tell it her it was for the dog. We survived on bread while waiting on the pizza. By this time, the experience was so bad it was laughable but we were determined to make it. As we were waiting, the table next to us was served and it was truely a disturbing sight. The meal was a giant fried fish hanging over both sides of the plate. It looked big enough for the whole table. Our pizza finally came and it reminded me of something from the frozen section of Harris Teeter. The sausage was too spicy and we only could eat a little more than half of it. After waiting for our check for another 10 minutes, we finally just got up to go look for our waitress as she reappeared. We paid our bill and escaped. Top ten worst dining experiences ever.
I love It!: This is my favorite place to eat. I love everything they
have and look forward to sharing it with friends and family for special occasions.
I recommend the Chicken Savannah, lovingly remaned
Chicken Hollywood.
wonderful: from the beginning to the end