Brickhouse Cafe & Bar

Great service, great food, and great drinks!We popped in for a bite and beverage on the earlier side of a Friday night and were thrilled we did!Enjoyed a delicious fried chicken sandwich paired with some beers and wine. Everyone who worked there was extremely friendly and helpful during our time there. Lots of seating room inside and a large parklet outside. Would definitely come back!

We were in the area and decided to come in for a drink on a Friday night. We got sat right away but it took forever for the server to come up to us. When she finally did, we just decided to get one beer (because we had somewhere else to go). Right after my drink came we handed them my card (which they took) 15 min later they came back with my card and told me to give it to another lady (my beer was done by now) because the person that took it couldn't charge me (okay...whatever) the next lady comes up and says we need to go to the front to pay because her printer doesn't work (clearly she wanted a tip) we went up, paid, left. I checked my bank statement the Monday after and they had charged me 3x. One charge was 4x what my beer was. Needless to say, I will never be coming back. There was also a loud group of drunk people right in the center of the place drunk talking to each other. clearly they also over sever here. If you choose to go, have fun but check your statements!

Decided to try something new before a concert at the Chase Center on Wednesday night. Our requirement was tv's showing baseball, ideally sit at the bar. Brickhouse is near the T-Muni & has plenty of tv's and they were great about putting the game on. When we arrived the vibe was slow and empty--we took a seat at the bar and got the silent welcome from the "bartender." She basically acknowledged life-forms had moved into her space formerly occupied by nothing--by saying nothing. I asked about the beer & shot for $9 and she told me "it's small beer with tequila." I'll have a dry Tito's martini with olives. My date had a seltzer. The martini tasted okay but the olive was mushy and disgusting. I couldn't tolerate it in my mouth and quickly spit the partially chewed olive out onto the bar where the bar-napkin was suppose to be. No concern or check-in from the bartender--so I switched to draft beer. We ordered the meatballs and they were very good and filling. Creamy sauce, plus large-meaty-balls were a tasty low-carb delight. Couple more beers, plus we had a shot of tequila before heading to the concert. We paid the tab, tipped for some unknown reason, and without a "thank you" or "enjoy the show" we left the empty establishment to never return again. I went with 3-stars because I feel sorry for the owner. You can have a nice establishment, good menu, good draft & spirits--but trying to find employees that are willing to use even the lowest tier of social grace is too big of an ask. I mean, hello & thank you would have avoided this post. Shit cost too much to get big-timed by a phone dwelling Z or millennial bartender who clearly had more important things to do than be polite to the people who pay her wages.

Had lunch here on a weekday. The place was busy at noon, but we got seated quickly no problem and the service was friendly and attentive. I got the fried chicken sandwich with the side salad. The sandwich was alright, I think it was a little heavy on the toppings. The amount of red cabbage was too much for the amount of chicken in my opinion. The side salad was also pretty good although a little heavily dressed and also came with a lot of the red cabbage on top. Overall, I would return but try a different menu item next time.

Came here for restaurant week. Amazing salad and a fantastic burger. Lots of great menu options and a friendly staff. Definitely will be back.

The service was nice but the food was overpriced and not too exciting. I tried the "Bluesy Bacon" burger with a side of garlic fries and the potato and bacon soup of the day. Thank goodness it was a Thursday where their "Bluesy Bacon" burger was reduced to $20 instead of $28 because it is not worth it. The bacon was pretty limp and tasteless but the blue cheese was fine. My favorite part of the meal was probably the garlic bread that came with the soup. And I also think the soup is overpriced at $8 for a small cup that was about 3 inches wide. Garlic fries were fine, but they also got soggy with the oil from sitting on top of each other. I would be hesitant to go again, but they do have a lot of offerings. Perhaps brunch is better.

Loved this place! Stopped in with my sis for a bite and a bottle ( okay 2 ) of wine. Our server Sarah is a delight. Great personality and so knowledgeable. She had great food and wine recommendations for us. The wine, formally the F bomb red, now just called The Bomb. Was so great! The vibe is eclectic, from the music, to the decor. I love it. There is a long bar, a long high table and some booths. The booths have little doorbells from a time past. Don't try to call your waitress with it, but you won't need to, she's on it! Sarah, you rock!!! It is all so cute come and give them some love

The decor and ambience is very modern while still maintaining the original design and foundation.The staff is super friendly and attentive. Place gets busy even during baseball games.Went here before the giants game and was quite impressed. I'd love to come back next time I'm in town.The food and drinks were impressive and left me wanting more. Can't wait to try the rest of the menu.You definitely won't be disappointed if you decide to stop by.

Service was super,food and drinks were perfect for an afternoon feast ......................Especially the owners wife

This place was very good! The ambiance is very cozy and intimate, the booth was great. The buffalo cauliflower was sooo yummyy, perfectly crispy. I had the kale ceaser with grilled chicken and a side of sweet potato fries. The salad was absolutely delicious, I'm usually not a fan of kale, but it was perfect highly recommend this place for dinner!