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The Firehall Bistro

Name: The Firehall Bistro
Address: 19237 122a Ave, Pitt Meadows, BC, V3Y 2T1, CA
Telephone: (604) 460-7779
Price range: $$$

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Susan Rochefort

May 26, 2018

The food and the service was phenomenal. We had made a reservation and once seated the waiter noticed I was having an issue and offered to move us without me even asking. We were looking for fine dining food with a little more casual atmosphere and this place nailed it with the food, service and ambiance. My husband ordered the steak (medium) and it literally melted in your mouth. The seasoning they used was outstanding as it added flavor without taking away the taste of the meat. I had the chicken which was perfectly cooked. From the great service to the amazing food, this is a hidden gem and we will return!

Gary

Mar 31, 2018

Just returned from another anniversary dinner at the Fire Hall Bistro. The complimentary canopies were great. We started with shared goat cheese salad and caramelized onion & gruyere appetizers. They were great. We especially liked the goat cheese salad. I had the Paella which was fairly peppery. Of course one expects Paella to be spicy. The seafood selection was great, everything was tender. My wife had the beef tenderloin which was terrific. It was served with shoestring fries that had been coated before cooking. They were tender and tasty. The appetizer and main course portions were generous enough that we had no room left for dessert. It was Good Friday but the restaurant was still at capacity. Even with that number of dinners, staff were efficient, courteous and friendly. Most mains are under 30. The tenderloin was 40. Why drive an hour into Vancouver when fine dining is right here in our own backyard.

Juliana Zuluaga

Apr 30, 2018

Best restaurant in town. Thanks for being so passionate about your food and service. You always surprise us with your hospitality. We simply love you!! â¤ï¸

Dominic Kohler

Mar 20, 2018

First time eating here. Was invited as a family for dinner. Small restaurant, but accommodated us 8 quite well. Very courteous service, never had an empty glass of water. The menu was very limited and things may not be available a certain day. One of the best pastas ive ever eaten. The portions could be bigger because it is quite pricy. But you do pay for quality over quantity and I understand that. The dessert was arranged so pleasing to the eye. Flavors were spot on. I'd recommend coming here if you don't mind the price.

Edna Turnbull

Apr 29, 2018

Same menu, not a good variety of food,very small portions of food have to order a few appetizers to fill you up, ordered beet salad it was tastey, but not worth the price of 15.00 for like 5 beets and not even a handful of lettuce! Wine for a glass is the price for a semi decent bottle of wine, have been a few times but too pricey for what u get. Don't like that I have to ask for "cracked pepper".

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