The Firehouse Restaurant is a Wedding Venue in Sacramento, CA. Read reviews, view photos, see special offers, and contact The Firehouse Restaurant directly on The Knot.
When cliques, of people, with a lot of time to chat, start to believe in things that would seem crazy to the wider population. So named after an observation…
You’re probably aware that the building OMS calls home was once an old firehouse, but you might not realize how much new life has been breathed into the space. In this article we will take you through a bit of the evolution of the building to the building you know today. The firehouse was built…
The Firehouse culinary team is led by Executive Chef Stephen Ashley who has comprised a menu featuring classic New American fine dining cuisine, with daily Farm-to-Fork specials.
After a fire on Sesame Street gives Elmo a scare, he and Maria visit a real New York City firehouse.
The Firehouse restaurant is available year-round, daily for private events. We have six beautifully-appointed private event areas to accommodate your ceremony, wedding reception, rehearsal dinner and engagement party. Each private event area is ordained with artwork and unique décor and furniture.
- RJ - 32 - They/them - Author of 2 Slices, Animation teacher by day
by Norman Bridwell / Kohl's Cares
Try not to get slimed in Tribeca.
Read 428 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Monk's house is being fumigated, and he has nowhere to go. Fortunately, his assistant Nata…
The Firehouse Restaurant's inventive approach to dining fuses sophistication with everyday excellence in the heart of Old Sacramento. Showcasing the region’s most extensive wine collection and an unparalleled menu featuring the freshest local ingredients in an inviting classic atmosphere.
Have your wedding at The Firehouse restaurant in the heart of the historic riverfront district in Old Sacramento. Romantic courtyard with ivy-covered…
Guillaume Glipa helped create London’s hottest dining space. Can he repeat the hit with Louie?
Reserve a table at The Firehouse Restaurant, Sacramento on Tripadvisor: See 841 unbiased reviews of The Firehouse Restaurant, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #7 of 1,186 restaurants in Sacramento.
A former firehouse. Yes, really. Not a mansion, and not a French château. Currently the home of the Downtown Community Television Center. I say a little more about the former Engine Company 31 firehouse on my New York City landmarks blog, The Masterpiece Next Door. National Register Number Firehouse, Engine Company 31: 72000870
The Firehouse Restaurant, Johnson City: See 643 unbiased reviews of The Firehouse Restaurant, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #2 of 222 restaurants in Johnson City.
Portion control is a challenge for many first responders. Vast quantities of unhealthy foods along with busy shifts make it difficult. Here are some tips from FRF that will help you control portions and your hunger to eat too much.
Sound the alarm! What little boy wouldn't love to be a firefighter for the day? For my little mister's 3rd birthday we headed on over to the Westmont Fire Company in Haddon Heights, NJ for a fun filled afternoon he and his guests would never forget. Rebekah of A Blissful Nest designed the most adorable set of party printables that incorporated bright, vibrant colors with a modern touch. With traditional firehouse colors of red and black and a hint of yellow, everything from the invite to the cupcake toppers to the favor tags really made the party "pop" inside the firehouse. As soon as the kids got to the firehouse, they were allowed to check out the rows of engines with the firefighters. The kids got to sit up front and "drive" and had a blast checking out all the different types of equipment the firefighters use. The men of the engine company couldn't have been more wonderful with the kids and showed them all how fast they had to get dressed during a fire alarm. The kids even got to try on some of the equipment! After the kids met with all the firefighters it was "break time". To make it an easy lunch, I got bright yellow lunch bags from the party store and filled them with simple treats such as yogurt, applesauce, goldfish, raisins and a water bottle. We finished up the party with cake and cupcakes topped with the most adorable fondant toppers from Cakes and Kids! They matched the theme perfectly! Each child was sent home with a favor bag that included a delish chocolate lollipop from Suckers by Steph shaped as a fire engine, a personalized cup from I Have A Favor and a decorated sugar cookie from Batches. The engine company also gave each child a fire safety bag that included a coloring book, a fire hat and other goodies! The best part of the whole day was the family ride through town in the fire engine. What 3 year old can say they rode in a real fire truck! It was the best surprise from the engine company and one we will never forget!
