If you are looking at this from a financial perspective and FIRE is your goal, I would go with Option A. I get that it sucks to live in suburbia, but in your case there's a lot of financial benefits: cheap housing, bike-able commute, and no interesting shops and restaurants to spend your hard earned money. Remember, you don't have to spend the rest of your life there. Once you're FI, or if a better job opportunity knocks, you can leave.
I live in a suburban area myself and while it was a little depressing at first looking at Tony Roma type restaurants on the corners of every shopping centre, once I opened my eyes and started looking I found quite a few mom and pop restaurants, ethnic food, and all sorts of things tucked away in those massive strip mall shopping centres. We only eat out once or maybe twice a month, but its been a few years since we've been to a chain restaurant.
Go with Option A, stash that cash, and walk away smiling in a few years. :)