Fire Food

Beautiful weather called for an outside seating option. Was headed to The Citadel food hall but the bbq spot is no longer there. Looked across the street and saw this quaint little outdoor area and decided to try Fire for its artisanal beers and wood fire sandwiches. Enjoyed the guava bbq pork and the cheeseburger. The burger was super juicy and loaded with flavor from the ground picana. BBQ pork sandwich was also full of flavor and a little spicy---really nice balance. Don't be fooled by the way the chocolate mousse comes served because it is to die for! Silky, smooth and chocolatey; a nice ending to our meal. Our server was very friendly, easy parking and very reasonable pricing. Check it out!

Hey. You. Person who is browsing through restaurants in the area, debating, comparing, questioning. Please, allow my partner and I to resolve your quandary. Fire may seem like just one more restaurant amongst many in the area with reasonably good reviews and an appealing menu. In our experience, it delivered significantly above our expectations, and we count tonight's meal amongst the best we've had in memory. We especially enjoyed the rice of the day, which was a paella featuring 3 gigantic prawns and what appeared to be slow roasted pork or brisket in a Cajun-inspired brothy take on the traditional dish. Basically it was great, and the service was beyond sweet and kind. It was a completely unlooked for, but very special, experience for us. Felt the prices were very affordable for the quality. Loved our wine.