Counter-serve sandwich chain offering made-to-order hot & cold subs, plus a variety of hot sauces.
Hours
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 58709 29 Palms Hwy E, Yucca Valley, CA 92284
Phone: (760) 228-1234
Website: https://www.firehousesubs.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Save your money and don’t expect anything resembling customer service.
From the moment I walked in he was hostile and condescending. I had just gotten off work and I was tired and hungry. I asked a simple question about what soups they had and what was in the loaded potato soup and he treated the question as if it was ludicrous and an inconvenience to answer. I took my time figuring out what I wanted and he was once again completely abrasive as I ordered, if I didn’t know better I would have said he had a personal grievance against me.
After ordering I sat down, where I noticed him glaring at me multiple times while I waited for my order. It honestly made me very uncomfortable. I took my food when it came up, asked about silverware and was once again met with more of the same attitude. I didn’t see it in the bag (that was my mistake) but the attitude was unwarranted.
I am generally a fairly easygoing person and would move past this, but it genuinely made me uncomfortable. For context I am a gay man and I was wearing conventionally feminine earrings, and my regular work clothes (jeans and a t-shirt). Nothing massively flashy other than jewelry, yet this instance felt similar to instances I’ve had in the South where I’ve had to remove jewelry to feel more comfortable being around people in a public space without fear of harassment or worse. I’m not saying its the same thing, but it definitely felt similar. Kevin made this a terrible experience for me.
I loved the local pictures in the shop. Service was Code 3, almost immediate. Stayed warm and fresh until I got it back in quarters. The sandwich had meat and cheese overflowing from the bun, and the veggies were perfectly distributed. Good coverage, Dudes.
One of the staff is quite… Energetic and full of bad jokes. But it keeps things lively, and he makes good recs
Pros: solid sandwich shop
Cons: n/a
Upon returning to my home, it was clear these sandwiches were made incorrectly during those 26 minutes of what I thought were painstaking efforts to make the world’s greatest sandwiches.
I now feel as if I must have been part of the taping of a Candid Camera television show. I ordered two identical sandwiches, which were simply tuna with lettuce and green pepper. Note they were ordered identically. I attached a picture of the receipt here along with pictures of one of the sandwiches. How difficult is it to get a tuna sandwich right? In addition to failing to get the toppings correctly, the tuna salad itself is a complete disaster made with way too much mayonnaise. It would be better suited for caulking windows.
To top things off when I went to enjoy one of the so-called pickles, this is what it looked like in the photo below. I recognize everyone has a bad day. But come on, all these were, were tuna salad sandwiches!
They took longer than the two entrees my wife and I enjoyed at a fine dining establishment last night in Palm Springs. And these sandwiches were simply terrible while the “pickle” was the finishing touch to the insult this entire experience was.
However, since we all want to always look for a silver lining, I’m thinking that after drying this thing out (which clearly won’t take long,) the pickle will serve as a halfway decent doorstop.