The Red Line at Stix n Brix

Visited right when they opened at 11 AM.The staff was very nice. The lattes were delicious and wonderfully made. Their seasonal pumpkin bread was very good and moist. The oatmeal cookie was good, too. Store and restrooms are clean I hope to visit again soon at a later time. I saw that pasta was available after 4 pm lol

This is a combo business with this being the coffee and snack place, and Stix n Brix being the pizza place. I've been to both multiple times. Let me first say the this is EXACTLY the kind of business this area needs. God food, good drink, good coffee and good people.I love the coffee here. Very good quality, fast service and good prices. Add to that that you can get a shot of booze in it if you want, so fucking awesome. The sandwiches here are amazing as well. I've had several and never been disappointed. The staff could not be more friendly and helpful either.The pizzas here are very solid as well. Good personal size, perfect for lunch, and maybe an additional meal too. Lots of standard selections as well as good house combinations. Trust them, they know what they're doing.I've been here a bunch and I will definitely be back often!

First time here and it did not disappoint! I had a simple small coffee with oat milk but it was quality. Their menu has a lot of great options so I would love to go back and try more!

Nice little restaurant, it is part of another brand or have a joint name with another restaurant, which is fine but confused us a little when we got there. I got the purple line juice, which I really loved. Went there for breakfast so we also got avocado toast, panini, and a couple of blueberry breads. They all tasted pretty good, the avocado toast is not really that much better than I can make at home, but I do appreciate the simplicity and the good quality ingredients. The staff are friendly and got our food pretty quickly. Can't wait to come back and try some of their wood oven pizza. P.S. their desserts selection is kind of weak tho.

Chill weekend casual breakfast spot that's not the everyday eggs with bacon.Vibe: spacious, quiet/relaxed, and cleanService: friendly and fast (but not rushed). Counter service but drinks and food brought to table.Lots of unique smoothies worth a try! Food: - French toast: the French toast was so thick and rich and delicious. Not too eggy, not too dense. The right mix of dense but fluffy. The syrup was honey based, so just the right thickness and sweetness.- Side of hash brown: it was a mix of potato and veggies fried to perfection. A little salty, but balances out with the French toast.- Red Line Smoothie: beet, dates, strawberry, and oj. Fabulous! Not too sweet, no flavor was overpowering and it was a healthy mix of fruits and veggies.

Thank you Red Line Cafe for bringing some additional caffeination to Bridgeport along with the tasty eats! The menu is straightforward and serves up some nice breakfast and lunch options, and it's a chill atmosphere. Staff is very nice, and the vibe I get is so friendly. There's not enough of that in this world!You gotta try the bacon and egg on brioche. The bacon is sizzling, and everything on that brioche bun comes together like heaven. Paired up with a hot matcha, and I was in my happy place.Next up for me is trying their sandwiches!

Came in on a Saturday morning and loved it! Very rustic vibes, plenty of outlets for working, both tables and bar seating. It was a sunny Saturday morning so it was pretty busy, but still able to find a seat. You order at the counter then find a seat after, like most coffee shops. Staff here is all super friendly! You are able to see the entire coffee bar AND the kitchen which is great! And there is free street parking, as long as its not a Sox game day. Food wise - there is a variety of coffee, specialty drinks, breakfast (includes sandwiches, French toast, avocado toast, bagel, frittata; typically closes at 1130), smoothies, lunch sandwiches, and pizza!I got a light roast coffee, green line smoothie, and ham & egg breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun, all for $16. Which isn't bad especially for Chicago! The coffee had a great flavor but the sandwich was INCREDIBLE. Honestly one of the best I've ever had. The egg was runny, the sandwich was savory but also had a hint of sweet; topped with spinach and tomato. I will definitely be back!

Don't usually review on one visit but this place is relatively new and it seems like they are doing things right so far. Atmosphere is nice- brick and sunny with a glass panel garage door up front. Seating looks out over Sox park or Comiskey or whatever name i refuse to call it these days. Coffee options are standard for indie shops--the drip coffee didn't disappoint or impress. The baked good are notable because they make them in-house, including the homemade pop tart which was flaky and butter in all the good ways.WiFi was blazing fast which made it an ideal place to get a little work done. This place attaches to a sit-down pizza joint by the same owner and you can order the pizzas at the counter on the coffee shop side. We'll see how that works out. Glad to have this new option though.

Boy, what a disappointment. I know I have not been here for a while, but two star items have become unrecognizable to my taste buds. I should have read the menu more closely. The Red line smoothie used to be beets, dates, strawberries, and orange juice. Now it is strawberries, raspberries, apples, and sweetened hibiscus. Emphasizing sweet here. Now I understand that beets are everybody's cup of Joe, but it was really good. Was I really the only one ordering it. I also got the vegetable panini. A panini it was not. Lightly grilled probably on something close to a George Forman grill, because it did have the stripes on the one side. But what it was missing was the vegetables. I remember the zucchini, peppers, and onions being sautéed. These were raw and shaved and barely present. This should have been the heart of the sandwich, not the way too large mound of arugula. Then when it was pressed with the hummus and avocado (hummus was barely noticeable, I saw no avocado) it would make a messy but quite delicious sandwich. This review only covers today's visit. As I said, I have been away for a while. But not too long. The machine recognized my card and awarded me my points. Thank you for that. I am hoping the avocado toast fairs better, and that the coffee is still as good as I remember. And the young man who waited on me was pleasant and professional. Staff still seems to be good.

Randomly picked this spot this afternoon to to have a coffee and finish some laptop work. Place had a half coffee shop / restraunt vibe w a bar connected next door. The staff was super friendly, coffee was delicious, and after some time I had an appetite and tried a wood fired pizza, it was a real treat. Reasonable prices, easy parking, and again: super nice folks working there.