

Firebirds Wood Fired Grill is located in Chandler Fashion Center across from Nordstrom and adjacent to Ethan Allen. We are an American Restaurant and Steakhouse known for our scratch kitchen, bold flavors and inviting atmosphere. Enjoy our signature menu items including hand-cut, aged steaks and fresh seafood or our specialty crafted cocktails and select wines. Join us for Happy Hour at the FIREBAR® or on the patio for drink specials and bar bites. We offer top-notch service and upscale dining at a modest price. Reserve your table with us today.
Chain restaurant serving steaks, seafood & cocktails in an upscale lodgelike setting.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3435 W Chandler Blvd, Chandler, AZ 85226
Phone: (480) 814-8003
Website: https://firebirdsrestaurants.com/chandler
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App was soooo good. Shrimp cocktail, the sauce was one of the better cocktail sauces I’ve had.
Entrees were decent. He had steak, cooked medium, amd cooked perfectly. What wasn’t perfect was the saltiness. Too much.
I had somw chicken dish, again too salty. However, nice and tender.
Parm mashed, not my favorite.
To drink I had a raspberry mocha martini YUMMMMYYYY!
After having the Chilean sea bass at Firebirds, I finally understand the strategy.
This fish could make anyone fall in love. Perfectly cooked, fork-tender, and packed with flavor, it came paired with wild grains and broccoli. And yes—I need to pause here and give credit where it’s due: they know how to cook broccoli. That shouldn’t be rare, but somehow it is. No mush. No crunch. Just right.
Our server, Jana, told us the sea bass is one of their most popular dishes—and now I know why.
My wife went the classic steakhouse route with the $40 option: Caesar salad, steak, potatoes au gratin, and bread pudding for dessert. A timeless lineup, executed exactly how you hope it will be.
We started with the chimichurri shrimp appetizer, served with corn salsa and a goat cheese sauce. Any pretense of fine-dining etiquette immediately vanished—I wiped that plate clean with the complimentary bread and have zero regrets.
So if you’re wondering where to go for a great steakhouse dinner, I’ll just say this:
“Shut up, Tina. Come get your dinner at Firebirds.”
My mom also loved their diamond martini.
Tortilla Soup – Good
Steak Sandwich – Too chewy and messy
French Fries – Were ok
Lemon layer cake – very good
Our server James was honestly great. No complaints about him at all. He was attentive, kind, and did his job well. The food runners, however, were pretty disappointing. The girl who dropped off our appetizer didn’t say a word, just set it down and walked away. Later we asked her for plates and never received them until the very end of our meal when she suddenly remembered
As a restaurant owner myself, these are the small things I know can make or break an experience. Temperature, communication, and basic attentiveness matter. James deserves better coworkers supporting him, because he was doing his part. The food itself was good, but the execution and follow through need improvement especially when we’re spending almost $200.
The service was good, but we did feel a little rushed. I felt like we were being pushed through each course versus being allowed to enjoy drinks, then appetizers, then dinner and then desert. What made it really weird, was getting the bill delivered to us by our server before we received the deserts. Very strange and I can’t say this has ever happened to me before. Certainly not at this caliber of restaurant.
Regardless, I’d go back. Great food. Service can use some tweaking, but overall a good dining experience.
I ordered the 7 oz. Filet Mignon, priced at $43, and found it to be simply average. At this level, I anticipated a noticeably superior cut and preparation. It is worth emphasizing that our server—and every staff member we encountered—provided excellent, attentive service throughout the evening. My concern is that considerable investment appears to have gone into the expansive building and overall presentation, perhaps at the expense of prioritizing premium ingredients.
A final personal note: I believe a high-quality filet mignon should not be wrapped in bacon. A superior cut should stand on its own without the need for additional, lower-grade meat to enhance its flavor or texture. While the bacon can be omitted by request, its default inclusion suggests it may be intended to compensate for an underwhelming cut of beef.