Brick and Porter
47 Monroe Center St NW, Grand Rapids
(616) 226-6928
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Shrimp tacos plenty of shrimp slaw and pineapple with a tasty chili sauce $5 wheat beer
Next time huge chicken breast salad
We have been coming here for years but tonight, we will never return. Most seats are open and the two black haired bartenders, the service was AWFUL!!!!!! We sat there while they just talked and they didn’t even look at us. We sat there for 20 minutes. I could understand if they were short staffed and slammed but this was not the case. If they can’t do their job then find someone that will.
Food wasn’t too bad. I got the chicken wrap. Service was amazing. Our server was so helpful. I wish I remember had name.
Split fried pickle chips and a Cuban sandwich with my wife prices were good and the beer selection was phenomenal will be going back in the future
Intimate place, great service, great food, beer cheese is whipped!!
Good food. Big portions!
Really good food, and the bartender was super sweet!
Ate outside at night which was very peaceful. Nice beer selection, great food. Emily, our waitress, was super kind. Great spot!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Parking: I had to drive further away from the restaurant
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Onion Soup, Club Sandwich
Real good egg burger & fries. Cocktail of the month & beer of the month. They play sports games as well with tvs throughout.
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Your customers are not stupid. I can tell the difference between shaved ribeye versus Ground beef which was used on the B &P Beef. I would have made a different menu selections if you were out of the correct ingredients.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
We visited this restaurant while passing through Grand Rapids and found the atmosphere to be relaxed and calm. The food was decent, but not outstanding. The fish and chips were average, with an excess of grease that detracted from the overall flavor. We also tried the El Cubano, which introduced us to some interesting new flavors, though it wasn’t particularly memorable. I could also say the potatoes were not fried in a fresh oil.
As we were only passing through, we can’t make a direct comparison to other local options. However, the pricing seemed fair, with our meal totaling around $40 for two people, including everything.
Attached are photos of the El Cubano and the fish and chips.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Food was amazing, and I would've had it five stars across the board if it weren't busier. Lots of people cranked at the bar watching football made it hard to get our servers attention at times, but that wasn't her fault. Worth the wait!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Brick and Porter was solid. I ordered the Meat Wagon solely because of how ridiculous it sounded (it’s basically just a lot of meats on a burger) and it was fine. It really just tasted like a normal pub burger. That’s not a bad thing, it just isn’t anything special. The fries were really good though! Our server was super nice and friendly, but the service in general was a bit on the slower side. Cool vibe overall. It was a positive experience! I just wouldn’t say you necessarily need to go out of your way to stop here!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: The Meat Wagon
I asked for no cheese on my burger due to cheese allergy, received burger with cheese and waitress was apologetic and said she’d take it back. I could see the chef through the window of the kitchen door just take a patty, rip it in half, throw it back together. Couldn’t see any gloves on his hands either. Didn’t put back some of the toppings as well. Not cool to just rip in half and throw it back on and expect the same price and completely disregard the allergy.
Food: 1
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