Brick House

I had a good brunch at Brick House. I really liked the ambiance of the place. It was very busy on the Sunday morning I went. We arrived around 11a.Our large group was seated on the third floor. The service was friendly, but a little slow. A few in my party got the bottomless mimosas, but given the infrequent visits back to our table, there were some regrets about paying $14 for two mimosas. I thought the food itself was really good. I had the Brickhouse, which is just what I needed that morning. Bacon, egg, gravy, biscuit, and fried chicken. Everything was awesome, and I'll definitely be back for brunch again.

Came here because some coworkers who graduated from UMKC recommended it for its dirt cheap food and alcohol. And she was right, it is indeed dirt cheap! Now whether it's good... that's a bit of a different story. I wasn't really that interested in the food on the menu, but I ordered the loaded fries because I was here with a few of my coworkers. I think it's just mid. Not great, not terrible. Maybe I got something subpar off the menu, but I'm not coming back to find out. The vibes are more suited for college students, and I feel like I've outgrown that. Wanted to like it because I heard high recommendations about it, but left a little disappointed. Sorry Brick House, you just ain't for me.One upside is that we got frequent check-ins from the waitress and she always made sure were ok and taken care of. So at least that.

Ordered via DoorDash so no insight to the inside or face-to-face service. The loaded fries were great and flavorful. The Caesar salad with chicken was "meh". The chicken lacked seasoning or flavor.

The Brickhouse: I ordered this since it's named after the restaurant and must be a staple. I can confirm this was a tasty and perfectly combined dish. The biscuit, chicken and sunny side egg were a great choice for an early morning brunch. The peach mimosa was super refreshing as well.

The food was on point. Very good and very filling. They serve bottomless mimosas with two flavors orange juice and cranberry, they do let you mix which I found to be my favorite. We sat out back, and we loved our waitress Ashton but they seemed short staffed. We waited to be seated for about 15 min without anyone acknowledging us. It's a pretty small place and gets really packed. So If you are on a time crunch wouldn't recommend this place. But if you have a couple hours to pass then this place is totally worth it! Would go back for the food! Side note, wouldn't recommend only using the inside bathrooms!

We went to Brick House for a large party of 10 for brunch. We were seated outside and the weather was nice. Our waiter was super nice and patient. He was attentive to our drinks and constantly refilled our bottomless mimosa. I got the jalapeño bloody mary and it was so yummy! It was the right amount of spice and after 2 drinks, it got me feeling great! I also got the potatoes and it was a decent portion. It was loaded with eggs, tomatoes, and cheese. A worker named Mido caught us at the end and gave my friend a rose, a shirt, and a make shift tin foil rose? It was a nice birthday surprise but I saw him give other girls the same so I'm sure it is a common thing haha. Overall, we had a great experience. Good for big groups!

If you go for brunch, the Brickhouse special is a must! Moisture buttery biscuit with gravy, fried chicken, bacon, and sunny side egg. What more do you want? Perfect meal after a night of drinking. And after eating this, you will find yourself in food coma and want to have a lazy Sunday for the rest of the day.4 stars because the music was very loud. We were literally screaming at each other to carry a conversation.

We went on a Sunday. The restaurant had music playing a little loud for a conversation. The crowd was lively and noisy. I had the French Dip with tots. My daughter had the BBQ pork Mac n cheese. The food was good. The service was good as well. I did not see any children in the restaurant. Only adults. There is outside seating when the weather is good. Come for good food and fun. Expect it to be a little loud and noisy.

I came in here for a trivia night on a Tuesday. There weren't very many people dining or drinking until around the time trivia started. We easily got a table for 6 people. We ordered drinks, appetizers and entrees. It took a little bit for my mixed drink to and for some of the groups' beers come out. Thankfully, it was still happy hour until 7, so it's $4.00 wells and $5 chips & queso. There are other food and drink specials. There are several starters which can be made vegetarian--quesadilla, nachos, probably some of the "loaded" fries as well--although they have bacon as a main ingredient. For entrees, vegetarian items include a house-made black bean veggie patty or an Impossible burger and, of course, salads. I'm not a huge fan of black bean patties (probably because they were the only veg item on most menus for a couple decades), so I got an Impossible burger. I will describe my burger as adequate. Not bad, not great, just a normal veggie burger. For my side, I got coleslaw which looked like it came out of a bag that was near or past its expiration date. The sauce was almost non-existent. My wife got tots as her side, which were extremely salty, so we didn't finish them. Nobody was overly impressed with their food. It's just "meh" bar food at best. The trivia component was fun (it's Geeks Who Drink for those who are familiar). I would probably come back here for trivia or a quick drink during happy hour, but I won't be dining here again since even the sides were greasy. I definitely wouldn't go out of my way to stop here.

A very casual urban neighborhood hangout with an abundance of beer selection to choose from. It was really hopping with patrons coming in and out. The service was good and our food order was pretty decent.I could see hanging out there drinking and socializing.The crowd was a mix of all age groups. I would go back again