Brickhouse is part bar and part restaurant, with the feel of a community favorite. The menu is mostly Italian and the food is reliably good. It’s not the fanciest or most styliash of places, but a nice place for a casual dinner. Good pizza.

We stopped on our way home from a weekend getaway and were pleasantly surprised. The food and service were exceptional! I had the bolognese and my boyfriend had a combo special. We loved the bread with roasted garlic and olive oil. Our dinners were quick...to arrive and so delicious. I wish this restaurant was closer to home as I would frequent it often.More

The atmosphere is noisy, and crowded. The food fair, but overpriced. Have tried it several times and found same conditions.

It’s clean, not fancy, but man, oh man the food is always hot and delicious! I have a gluten intolerance and it’s tough to get gluten-free Italian food when out. It has been a loss since my diagnosis. But this place makes me so happy...every single time! The Marinara sauce is such comfort food. Chicken parmigiana and a wonderfully cold and fresh Caesar salad without croutons. What could be better?More

Converted house. Not real big, but enough seating for the “off” nights. Good service. Pretty big menu. Food was good, hot, and came out quickly. Decent bar area. Certainly would go back.

Some friends of mine were visiting from Canada and they said they liked Italian food. I went on Trip Advisor to find a restaurant near their hotel, and noticed the Brickhouse Café had very good reviews. So, that's where we went. The first thing I...noticed was parking can be a problem-- the restaurant seems to have no lot of its own, and relies on the lots of neighboring businesses (who are evidently okay with it) or parking on nearby streets. But that was the only problem. Everything else was absolutely wonderful. One of my friends had the pizza margherita, my other friend had the pasta marinara, and I had the special of shrimp posilipo. I cannot say enough good things about the food-- everything was fresh, the flavors complemented each other, the sauce was not overpowering, and the presentation was very attractive. And the portions were so big that we couldn't finish them. For dessert, we split the creme brulee, and the chocolate bread pudding-- both of which were amazing. This is obviously a popular local restaurant, and yes it does get busy. But service was always friendly and efficient. Prices were what I would expect from a nice Italian restaurant at dinnertime, and over all, I was delighted that we went to the Brickhouse Café. And I definitely plan to come back.More

Best Italian food outside of Italy. Portions are perfect and the prices are affordable. Everything was delicious. I am still dreaming about their Tiramisu!