Firehouse doesn’t just do subs — they also offer a variety of sides and lighter/snack-style items. Firehouse Subs Wheaton+2Firehouse Subs Menu+2
| Side / Snack | Typical Price / Notes |
|---|---|
| Chips (various flavors, e.g., Lay’s, SunChips) | ~$1.60–$1.99 per packet restaurantmenuprice.com+2Firehouse Subs Menu+2 |
| Garlic Bread (slice/loaf) | ~$1.50 Firehouse Subs Menu+1 |
| Side Salad (fresh vegetables + greens) | ~$4.49–$4.99 Firehouse Subs Wheaton+2Fire House Subs Menu+2 |
| Soups — e.g. Loaded Potato Soup | Cup ~$3.99, Bowl ~$4.49 Fire House Subs Menu+2thefirehousesubmenu.com+2 |
| Hot Soup / Chili — e.g. Firehouse Chili | Cup ~$3.99 / Bowl ~$4.99 (depending on location) restaurantmenuprice.com+2Firehouse Subs Menu+2 |
| Five-Cheese Mac & Cheese | ~$4.49–$5.69 bowl depending on source/size restaurantmenuprice.com+2Fire House Subs Menu+2 |
💡 Use-cases: These sides are good if you want something light (chips, salad), warming (soup, chili), or shareable (mac & cheese, garlic bread) — especially helpful if you’re pairing with a sub or doing a group meal.
🍰 Desserts & Sweet Treats
Firehouse also caters to sweet cravings — from single cookies to dessert bundles intended for sharing. restaurantmenuprice.com+2Fire House Subs Menu+2
| Dessert Item | Typical Price / Notes |
|---|---|
| Chocolate Chip Cookie (or other cookies: oatmeal, sugar, seasonal) | ~$1.49–$1.79 per cookie Fire House Subs Menu+2Firehouse Subs Menu+2 |
| Brownie (single) | ~$1.99–$2.29 depending on menu version firehouse subs menu price+2thefirehousesubmenu.com+2 |
| Dessert Bundles (3-pack, 6-pack, 12-pack of cookies/brownies) | Example: 3-dessert bundle ~$3.50–$4.00; 6-pack or 12-pack accordingly higher. Firehouse Subs Menu+2restaurantmenuprice.com+2 |
✅ Good for: A quick dessert after your meal, a treat for kids, or sharing among friends/family when ordering group meals.
🥤 Drinks & Beverages
To wash down your sub (or combine with sides/desserts), Firehouse offers a standard range of drinks. thefirehousesubmenu.com+2restaurantmenuprice.com+2
| Drink Type | Typical Options / Notes |
|---|---|
| Fountain drinks (various flavors: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, etc.) — cups of different sizes | ~$2.59–$2.99 thefirehousesubmenu.com+1 |
| Bottled Sodas (Coke, Diet Coke, other standard soda bottles) | ~$2.99 Fire House Subs Menu+1 |
| Bottled Water | ~$2.59–$2.99 depending on region thefirehousesubmenu.com+1 |
| Other (if available — e.g. iced tea, lemonades or seasonal drinks) — availability may vary by branch | Some menu-versions mention lemonade, iced drinks. Firehouse Subs Menu+1 |
💧 Tip: For a lighter meal or diet-conscious choice, water or diet soda + side salad or soup makes a balanced combo without heavy calories.
📦 Combo Meals & Light Meal Options Including Sides/Desserts/Drinks
One of the strengths of Firehouse Subs is that you don’t have to only order a sandwich — you can build a full meal with sub + side + drink + maybe dessert, or go for a lighter set if you prefer. Here are a few popular combinations:
- Sub + chips + drink — quick, budget-friendly lunch or dinner.
- Sub + soup (chili or potato) + drink — comforting, especially in cold weather.
- Sub + side salad + bottled water — lighter / healthier-ish option.
- Sub + cookie/brownie + fountain drink — for people craving a full, satisfying meal plus dessert.
- For group orders: mix multiple sides, soups, salads, drinks to complement several subs — ideal for shared meals or parties.
✅ What to Know — Variability & Tips Before Ordering
- Menu items may vary by location — not all Firehouse branches will have every side, dessert, or drink option. Especially soups or seasonal items. Always check your local branch. Firehouse Subs Menu+1
- Portions and prices vary — side-item size (cup, bowl, small, large) affects price & calories. Fire House Subs Menu+2restaurantmenuprice.com+2
- Mix sensefully — if you pair a heavy sub with mac & cheese, plus a drink and dessert, the meal becomes quite large. For balance: consider a salad or chips + water/soda instead.
- Diet & nutrition awareness — soups, salads, and bottled water are better for lighter meals; desserts and mac & cheese are comfort/indulgence options.
