Fireside Barbecue Grill - Salt Point

I have been frequenting Fireside often lately, as they consistently serve very good food and I always run into familiar faces. I usually dine in for dinner, and can expect to spend around $50-100 per person. The food is top-notch, service is excellent, and the atmosphere is inviting. I highly recommend trying their BBQ dishes.

We have a wonderful server at this restaurant. Her friendly smile and excellent menu suggestions, along with her charming Casper sweater and the incredibly delicious food, make us want to return again and again. Thank you! Service: Dine in.

I took my 2-year-old to this restaurant and they were very accommodating with a high chair, coloring books, and a great kids menu. The service was excellent, with a rating of 5. We had dinner and the price per person was between $20-$30. The atmosphere was rated a 4. I would recommend trying the Roasted Chicken, BBQ, and Pulled Pork dishes.

Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: BBQ, Pulled Pork

The food was ready by the promised time. Sweet potato fries were ok, but soggy. The prime rib was ordered for medium rare and definitely cooked to medium well. Baby back ribs were decent and “fall off the bone” if just a bit tough. Flavor of the meats was only ok. Mac and cheese was good* . Overall only 3 stars. My first order and my last. For the cost, this food is Sysco quality ingredients with diner level preparation at prices approaching fine dining. If changes were to be made, I might reconsider ordering from this establishment again. *Edit: the piggy Mac and cheese was decent due to the pulled pork and bbq sauce. The side Mac and cheese with the prime rib was essentially bland and tasted as though boxed Mac and cheese “cheese” was used with better noodles. No hint of cheddar or anything resembling real cheese. Service: Take out Food: 3 Service: 4