Brick House Tavern + Tap

$ 2 mimosas ! Amazing variations of eggs benedict. Just don’t ask for coffee, i guess everyone gets mimosas and they’re not use to making coffee because it took 20 minutes and didn’t taste that great. Other than that staff and food were great

The restaurant is beautiful inside and out. I loved the couches as the seating area, they were very comfy. Outside had a bonfire type thing going on which was nice. The food was okay. I had the deviled eggs, which were okay. Nothing extra special. They were too cold, so that might’ve been what ruined it for me. My husband had bacon wrapped meatloaf which was okay. It tasted like nothing but bacon, which some might absolutely love. I had a burger that needed more seasoning but was okay. I’ll definitely want to give it another try. I absolutely want to go for brunch.

Brick house is fun, I love the couch seating here. The service was great. Menu is forgettable, just average fast casual dining.

My caesar salad was not chopped, did not have enough dressing, and it only had two small croutons. I hate complaining, but when I told the waitress (trying to be as polite as I could) she just raised her shoulders and said «well, thats how we it goes, whatever».

Great food, cool atmosphere, original ideas on drinks… chicken and waffles and deviled eggs on the menu… umm yes please!!!

I’ve visited Brick House three times. The first two were great — this last time, for my birthday, was a wash. Ugh, why did it have to be on my birthday?
My husband and I wanted to sit at the bar, on a Sunday at 5:30pm, but were told that the entire outside area was reserved. However, the hostess already told us that it was reserved at 6:30pm, so we shared that info with the bartender and even though she was a bit disgruntled, we ordered a beer. Only one beer because it took so long just to get that.
Once we were seated at our table with our family, it took a long time to have our drink order taken and we were told they were out of the rotating tap and cask conditioned ale and had been out of them for months. Oddly enough the cask conditioned ale is what we waited for at the bar 20 minutes earlier. So, their vast beer menu became boring to those that do drink a lot of beer because it was all of the standards. (It’s a fine menu for those that aren’t seeking something new, different, or non-​local craft.)
Once we ordered our food, everything was just OK. Drink orders were continually forgotten, especially water, condiments were forgotten, utensils were forgotten. I suppose we will need to forget about making the drive out to Brick House again and just go across the street to Yard House for the win!
And — that area outside that was reserved? Still no one there when we left at 8!

Absolute great selection of beer and food. This place is a great happy hour location. We brought all of my sales team here and we loved it. They offer 12 and 16 oz. pours and the beer keeps flowing! We ate beer cheese with oversized pretzels. The food was served hot and quick. All of the servers were very pretty women who were very nice and accommodating.

so we gave this place another go, then again, then happily again! Looks like it was just an off nite, the first time. Food is really good (burgers are ridic), drinks are tasty and there’s a really casual vibe that makes you not think it’s a chain. oh and a fireplace that I wish was on my outdoor room. I’m really glad we came back and we’re going again =)

In the area this is an awesome spot for drinks and dinner. Will be travelling to Orlando often for work and this will be one of my goto spots. Awesome food and drinks for reasonable prices. I always sit at the bar and they are super cool with great service.
Highly recommended!

No complaints!!! The restaurant was pretty empty so I sat in the outside portion of the indoor/​outdoor bar. Service was super quick and so was the food… again the place was pretty empty. The bison burger was juicy and spot on. The thick sliced bacon on it was delicious. I had a blueberry seasonal cocktail that was very tasty and pretty in presentation. A big plus for me although my dog did not accompany me is that the outside patio is dog friendly… love that

The Brick House Tavern is actually a pretty cool spot to catch a game, grab a some grub and down a couple of beers. This place is actually massive with TVs everywhere, a huge bar and nicely appointed indoor/​outdoor seating complete with Firepit. The TV positioning is actually very well thought out as you have great viewing angles from nearly every seat in the place. The menu is fairly substantial complete with burgers, steaks, sandwiches and a Saturday/​Sunday brunch menu headlined by $ 2 mimosas. The food is rather tasty, highly recommend the filet benedict as the steak is tender, eggs are poached nicely and the potatoes are awesome.
Pros–
Brunch menu
# of TVs
Viewing angles
Indoor/​outdoor seating
Cleanliness
$ 2 mimosas sat/​sun brunch
Ambiance and layout
Location
Cons–
Very average service
Somewhat small portions
Can be loud
Small bathroom

This place was alright. The service was super slow we waited in the front to be seated for about Ten minutes. Then when we were finally seated took a while for our server to come take our order and we were on a time crunch!
The food was kind of dry. I had their cheeseburger and got it medium well which isn’t normally that dry but this was pretty dry … Lol
My manager said her meatballs were kind of dry as well. So there’s that too.
Over all not a wonderful experience but we were all starving … We would have eaten anything at that point.

This is one of my favorite places to go eat in Orlando. The food is always amazing and the service is very good. I almost always get a Bloody Mary which comes with a deviled egg on top (if you ordered it that way). I realize it may sound weird to most people but try it! I have had all the meat ball dishes and they are all good, my favorite is always the lamb and the drunken pork meatballs. The meatloaf is also very good and I really like going there for brunch on Sunday.
The only thing I have had there I did not care for was the duck wraps. They just seemed a little off and not enough duck. The beer selection is awesome and you can find stuff you can’t get in other places.
If you like upscale bar grub you will really like this place.

I came here on a Tuesday night with a large group of my co-​workers to celebrate the end of our season’s/year’s hard work. We were there between 6:30−9 and it wasn’t very busy for the majority of the time we were there, except the staff seemed to be overwhelmed and unable to provide boxes for some of our leftovers from our meals, or check us out in a timely manner. However, the cocktails are very good if you’re willing to pay a little bit more expensive price. I really enjoyed the moscow mule and the blackberry collins. I tried my friend’s basil gimlet and the st. bubbles as well. All were delicious! If you’re going, you might as well try one!

Great burgers and tater tots. The have combo patties of lamb, beef and bison. Salads are great too. Had a wedge salad that was very fresh, the blue cheese dressing was good. Flavors are very well prepared.
Service was exceptional. We did a lunch on the patio, so very casual. Perfect for hangin out with family including kids. The Greek Meatballs had a great mint flavor and the meat was well prepared.

I like the one in Tampa, and I also liked the one here.
The man cave wings with the Sriracha ranch sauce — you can never go wrong with.
The spicy shrimp tails were fairly good, had a nice little kick, and not too much breading.
The deviled eggs are always a favorite, mainly because they have a little bit of bacon on top.
The zucchini curls were good though there was way too much breading on them.
The hummus app was good though fairly plain and tasted like normal hummus. I did like the sour cream on top.
The chips with queso and bleu cheese on top were OK though I wouldn’t order to them again.
I enjoyed sitting by the fireplace on the couch tables on a rare chilly night in Florida!
The traveler seasonal was probably one of my favorite beers I have ever tried (and that is coming from a non-​beer girl.)
*Happy hour is 3−6÷7.

My friends and I came here after a rather exhausting day at the convention, and we were overall satisfied. We happily got a beer bong, and it was lots of fun and entertainment to down the entire thing between the 4 of us. The beers were quite good, and I would definitely recommend the beer bong as a fun drinking hangout.
The beer we decided upon was the Orange Blossom Pilsner, which was incredibly refreshing and light. The beer bong amounted to about 9 – 10 glasses of beer, so a reasonable amount for a few people to share.
As for food, I got the Sunday Special: Fried Chicken and Half Rack of Ribs. The portions were on the smaller side from what I expected. The half rack of ribs was only a measly 4 ribs. The fried chicken was pretty tender though. It did go well with the beer however and a satisfying meal after a long day.
Overall, my friends and I were all satisfied and full when we left. The service was fairly good, and we enjoyed the large selection of beers on tap and the giant towering beer bong.

This review is only based on a single to-​go order experience when I was in town for a conference so it’s a bit limited. I was roaming around the Orlando Eye area and decided to grab some food before heading back to the hotel. I found this place thanks to Unilocal.All of the other neighboring restaurants are in CA too so I passed on them.
Brick House Tavern is your typical gastropub/​Yard House-​like restaurant. Great for groups and for catching a football game. I went on a Sunday night and it was about half full. They had Sunday Night Football playing inside and on the patio so it seemed like a fun environment if you’re into sports. I wanted to order the filet mignon salad, but it was actually sold out! I’ve never had a salad sell out on me at a restaurant before so I was surprised. I ended up ordering the thai chicken salad ($ 12.50) instead, which was pretty good but not memorable. I had plenty of chicken and crispy wontons, but I actually could’ve used more lettuce since the whole thing was a bit overdressed. I probably should’ve asked for the dressing on the side, but I thought they would’ve already packed it that way since I was ordering it to-​go. Guess not!
The hostess and staff were very pleasant. Kudos to their prompt and constant attention.

Arrived early due to a evening meeting I had to attend. Restaurant was close to empty.
Place was very clean and laid out nicely. We were seated quickly and greeted with menus and a drink menu within minutes. After that, service really suffered. Drinks took a long time to get to the table, food delivery took a while, the dessert order was «forgotten about» and finally put in, and then getting our checks took ages. I think this was more our specific server than issues with the restaurant.
Where service suffered, food was pretty spot on. Portions were large and the food was really fresh and great.
I ordered the Wedge and duck wings. Both outstanding. Prices were fair, esp for being in a larger city.
I am here for a few days and will likely visit again.

The first attempt to dine here was foiled when we saw the sign across the street for Shake Shack. Our last day in Orlando, we decided to give it a try for lunch.
I like what they’ve done with the place. Inspirational quotes stripped along the walls, romantic fire pits both indoor and outdoor (yenno, bc it just isn’t blazing hot enough), dark wooden tables, and ample space to stretch your arms, legs, and buttons for the impending feast ahead.
First priority: A proper Moscow Mule in a copper cup. Very refreshing and perfectly tangy and crisp with a minty finish.
Per recommendations by our server, we decided to try their fried chicken and waffles and ribs. Portions are for humans with very large appetites. Come hungry and thirsty. Ribs were melting off the bone and beautifully slathered in magic sauce. I could only finish half my chicken and waffles, but it was delicious. Nice balance of sweet and salty without one overpowering the other.
Also tried their deviled eggs, which were good but wish it was slightly tangier and spicier. The bacon added a nice crunch. They’re aitte. They have a nice selection of booze as well. Would love to try more of their drinks.
This would be a cute date night joint. I’d love to try some other things if I’m back in the area (and if Shake Shack doesn’t seduce me to bust a bitch again).