Hungry? Pick up a sub sandwich at our Firehouse Subs location located on Lake Harbour Drive in Ridgeland, MS. Our sandwich shop specializes in hot subs made with premium meats and cheeses, steamed to perfection, then piled high on a toasted private recipe roll. Our menu will surely satisfy your appetite! A portion of every purchase at our sub shops goes towards lifesaving equipment to first responders in our communities.
Counter-serve sandwich chain offering made-to-order hot & cold subs, plus a variety of hot sauces.
Hours
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 849 Lake Harbour Dr Ste. B, Ridgeland, MS 39157
Phone: (601) 707-4788
Website: https://www.firehousesubs.com/
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Thanks for brightening my day!
First red flag: the to-go order didn’t have the receipt attached to the bag (as it usually does). Second, only one sandwich—the tuna—was correct. The others were wrong:
The Hook & Ladder was made as a turkey club, which included bacon.
The Hero was made as a Hook & Ladder.
When I called the store to point this out, I was met with resistance and attitude instead of concern. When I explained the mistake, the staff member argued with me—saying sandwiches don’t come with bacon, in a tone that suggested I wasn’t being truthful. On top of that, the turkey club had been sliced with the same knife used on a meatball sub, so it had marinara sauce residue on it. That’s unacceptable cross-contamination.
I explained that I would bring the incorrect sandwiches back (in the rain) so they could be corrected. I made it clear that the tuna sandwich would not be returned because it was fine. Her odd, almost defiant response was, “Oh, I won’t be remaking the tuna sandwich.” That made no sense, as I never asked her to remake it.
When my runner brought the sandwiches back, the staff continued to argue with him. After pointing out the cross-contamination issue, the response we got was that using the same knife without cleaning it was “common practice.” That’s not just careless—it’s unsanitary.
At that point, I told him to leave the sandwiches. It wasn’t worth the grief. Only then did she say she was “ok” to remake the order, but by then I had no confidence in their food safety or customer service.
Mistakes happen—we all understand that—but as a paying customer, I expect at least a basic apology and a willingness to make it right without an argument. Instead, I experienced rudeness, excuses, and unsafe food handling practices.
I used to enjoy this location, but after this experience, I won’t be spending my hard-earned money or valuable time here anymore. There are too many businesses willing to make a simple lunch order correctly—and treat customers with respect.