Out of the Fire Restaurant

Out of the Fire Restaurant Eat Well. Be Well. Give Back. Out of the Fire is an environmentally and socially minded restaurant .
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Look at our beautifully carved pumpkin! Thank you Discover Easton for organizing the Fall Kick Off event this weekend 10...
10/02/2026

Look at our beautifully carved pumpkin! Thank you Discover Easton for organizing the Fall Kick Off event this weekend 10/2 and 10/3.

What is   you ask….25% off ALL BOTTLES ALL DAY LONG! From Primo Secco to Pinot Noir we have you covered! The sun is shin...
09/30/2026

What is you ask….
25% off ALL BOTTLES ALL DAY LONG! From Primo Secco to Pinot Noir we have you covered! The sun is shining and the patio is open! L: 11:30-2 D: 5-til Центр культури вина SHABO Lemelson Vineyards

We realize it's a bit too soon to be thinking about Thanksgiving but our friends at Springfield Farm are inquiring about...
09/27/2026

We realize it's a bit too soon to be thinking about Thanksgiving but our friends at Springfield Farm are inquiring about how many birds we would like to reserve for Thanksgiving.

Rachel and Parker were kind enough to offer us the same pricing as last year at $6/lb. This year we are offering the option to pick the size of your bird, a small 10-15 lb or large 15-20 lb. Hit the link below for details. If you have questions or would like to order over the phone, feel free to call 410-770-4777 or pop by the restaurant Tues-Sat. We will follow up with details about our additional Thanksgiving Market offerings and pick up instructions.
https://www.outofthefire.com/product-page/whole-turkey

Our side patio and front porch are available for reservation all week long! Serving lunch 11:30-2 and dinner 5-til. Rese...
09/15/2026

Our side patio and front porch are available for reservation all week long! Serving lunch 11:30-2 and dinner 5-til. Reservations are available online or over the phone 410-770-4777. The flowers are still vibrate, the crickets are calling, and we can’t wait to see you!

Figs from our trees, honey from Maxmore Creek Farm, heavy cream and a tad bit of sugar makes a perfect ice cream...oh, a...
09/05/2026

Figs from our trees, honey from Maxmore Creek Farm, heavy cream and a tad bit of sugar makes a perfect ice cream...oh, and Maldon sea salt to bring it all together! Jed and natures seasonal creation!

****New Post On The BlogNot All Figs Are Created EqualEspecially If you strictly adhere to  a Vegan diet. Many years ago...
09/01/2026

****New Post On The Blog

Not All Figs Are Created Equal

Especially If you strictly adhere to a Vegan diet. Many years ago I followed a Vegan diet. I recall learning that figs are not suitable for vegans, but my recollection was fuzzy regarding WHY. I thought it was because the wasps that pollinate the trees were laying their eggs in the figs. So, when eating the fig you were eating wasp eggs. This topic came up when I was reading a blog post for WHCP titled Garden Bounty. I offered up a New York Times recipe of roasted chicken and figs. I suggested an alternative for vegans/vegetarians. Val stated after discussing the alternative, “You are aware that figs are not vegan?!” My reply was, “YES, but I can’t remember why!” I was under the impression that the wasps laid their eggs in the figs, but her explanation was that the wasps crawl inside the figs and die. That is true, but why? I did a deep dive into figs and pollinating wasps and here is what I learned:
Some vegans choose to avoid certain types of figs due to their unique pollination process that involves a mutualistic relationship with specific types of wasps. There are quite a few species of figs that do not require the symbiotic relationship which include many “backyard” fig species such as Black Mission, Turkey Brown, Chicago Hardy, Kabota, Celeste and LSU Purple. For those species that do require a “relationship” the female wasps will go inside the flower of the fig and die. The enzymes that break down the wasps act as food or pollination for the fig tree. I learned some additional interesting information that was interesting and surprising! Figs are not technically a fruit, but a collection of flower blossoms within the “meat” of the fig. When you bite into a fig and feel the “crunch” it is actually the seeds or ovaries of the fig.
So the orthodox vegan can eat some figs, but would refuse the species that rely on the symbiotic relationship between the wasp and the tree.

***NEW BLOG POST**click the link to Amy’s latest blog post in the comments.
08/24/2026

***NEW BLOG POST**
click the link to Amy’s latest blog post in the comments.

It’s Saturday and the Easton MD Farmers Market is filled with local farmers, bakers, and makers showcasing their goods j...
08/22/2026

It’s Saturday and the Easton MD Farmers Market is filled with local farmers, bakers, and makers showcasing their goods just for you! Don’t let a little rain hold you back! Take a chance and dance in the rain! Williwaw Farm

New on our Market website or purchased in person, FRESH MINT CHIP BY THE PINT!You asked for it and we listened. Sorry no...
08/20/2026

New on our Market website or purchased in person, FRESH MINT CHIP BY THE PINT!
You asked for it and we listened.
Sorry no shipping, it’s still summer and it’s stll flipping hot out!🍨

    Serving lunch 11:30-2 dinner 5-tilEatWell.BeWell.GiveBack
08/19/2026


Serving lunch 11:30-2 dinner 5-til
EatWell.BeWell.GiveBack

Address

111 South Washington Street
Easton, MD
21601

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11:30am - 2pm
5pm - 9pm
Wednesday 5pm - 9pm
Thursday 11:30am - 2pm
5pm - 9pm
Friday 11:30am - 2pm
5pm - 9pm
Saturday 11:30am - 2pm
5pm - 9pm

Telephone

+14107704777

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