
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7 N Worthen St, Wenatchee, WA 98801
Phone: (509) 888-4347
Website: https://viscontis.com/fire
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Fire – Pybus Public Market
Fire & Ice at Pybus Public Market | Wenatchee WA – Facebook
Visconti’s Hospitality Group | Fresh. Local. Authentic.
Reviews
food all taste great, done fresh.. served quick and hot.
atmosphere is good its open inside the public market, lots of other bars and resto and some trinkets to get
so if you are like me who dont eat meat just let them know.. I should have but was too late when I realized it.. it added flavor on the dish which is OK with me.. I won’t die if I tasted a bit of meat I’m not that terrified I dont eat meat for health reasons.
I recently visited this pizza place, and it was such a great experience! The pizza was delicious — perfectly baked with a nice balance of flavors and toppings. Their pasta dishes were also really impressive, full of flavor and served in generous portions. I also tried one of their Italian sandwiches, and it was fresh, hearty, and packed with great ingredients.
On top of the food, the service was friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere felt warm and inviting — the kind of place you want to come back to with friends or family. Whether you’re craving pizza, pasta, or a classic Italian sandwich, this spot has something tasty for everyone.
Highly recommend if you’re looking for authentic flavors and a satisfying meal!
I love the location in what appears to be stylishly renovated, old train station. My photo shows the interior of the building. The building is in an industrial area, but you forget that the moment you step inside.
I deducted a star mostly because the service was quite slow. It busy for a Thursday night and it was close to 10 min before anyone greeted us with water and maybe another 8 min until our order was taken. The pizza was slow coming too.
Another reason for a 4 star rating is that we sat outside on a rather boring patio with no music or decor/potted plants, etc.—except that you’re looking toward the bike path along the river. On the plus side, it’s quiet and pleasant and easy to talk over a meal and you could walk by the river after dinner.
Having just discovered it for the first time last Christmas, my wife and I have slowly been trying out all of the restaurants at the Pybus Public Market, one at at time. This year, FIRE was up to bat, and they hit it out of the park. In fact, our visit was so nice, we dined here twice…in the same day (although the second time was because our friends had just arrived in town a few hours later, and FIRE was their choice as well, so we joined them, despite having just been here ourselves a few hours before)!
Leveraging our newly-acquired expertise, we were able to guide our friends to many of the same dishes that we had enjoyed just prior, particularly in regards to the build-your-own charcuterie board, where we had fallen in love with several of its savory selections: the Hungarian salami, smoked cheddar, cambozola, bread EVOO & balsamic, deviled eggs, and roasted garlic buds. We were also able to give them a little insight about the pizzas, of which our littles had ordered smaller versions from the kids’ menu. Many of these items made a return appearance on our second visit, specifically the cambozola, smoked cheddar, and the Hungarian salami, the last of which we would end up purchasing from FIRE’s associated delicatessen in Leavenworth, “Cured”, both of which are owned by Visconti’s Italian restaurant, also in Leavenworth…and the best Italian restaurant in Chelan county, in our opinion.
Excellent service, impeccable food, and a warm, charming, welcoming and casual aesthetic, FIRE lives up to its name in all regards! Some of the items on the charcuterie board are a bit pricey for the quantity received, which is the only reason I am knocking them down a star, because based on quality, this place, like all businesses owned and operated by Visconti, is easily worthy of five stars in all other regards. So far, FIRE is the best restaurant we have had the pleasure of experiencing at the Pybus Public Market, and it will be a difficult challenge for any other restaurant to change our minds, on our future visits.