The Brick Tavern Inn

A worthwhile destination for good food and a beautiful outdoor patio dining area. Excellent servers takes great care of you.

Great food, great service, really nice outside patio!

Amazing experience we had the steak sandwich the best we ever had

We stumbled upon The Brick Tavern on our way home from the Poconos. What a wonderful place! The food was delicious and the staff was super friendly. Our server, Eric, was outstanding. If you're looking for great food, service and lovely atmosphere, this is the place. We loved it.

Great food! Muffelatta sandwhich special was filled with lots of meat, cheese in a beautiful Portuguese roll! Blackened salmon on the iceberg wedge salad was fantastic! French onion soup is always great and the Marland Crab soup was perfect. Ordering soup must have delayed our lunch order… but worth the wait! So nice that the wait staff are very put together and efficient…. Everyone is polite and respectful, which is rare these days.

I just stopped in because my brother recommended the wings. He never mentioned that it's a very nice restaurant. Not the type of place I was expecting to have good wings.

Turns out they smoke their own wings and brisket. So I got the smoke wings with Buffalo sauce on the side.

They were amazing. Crispy, meaty, with an amazing smokey flavor. I ate half of them without dipping into the sauce. Wolfed them down like I hadn't eaten in weeks.

The wings were so good and the atmosphere so nice I intend to go back to try more things off the menu even though it's over an hour from where I live.

Nice place with nice choices and a full bar. Our server was very nice and attentive. We were asked if we had reservations and we did not but they got us seated right away anyway. There was someone there to play live music that day as well, I believe every Sunday, so being seated directly next to that was a bit much. The food overall was good, the chicken parm was great but the brisket had way too much barbecue sauce on it which truthfully ruined the dish.

Food need to come out hot and wait service very slow, not attentive.

We absolutely love our visits to the Brick Tavern Inn in Quakertown, PA! This place is a true gem, from the moment you step inside, you can feel the warmth and character of a building that’s been standing since the 1800s. The historic charm blends beautifully with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. The staff couldn’t be more friendly, attentive, kind, and genuinely happy to make your experience special. The food? Always fantastic. Whether you're in the mood for something classic or feeling adventurous, everything is made with care and full of flavor. And the prices are refreshingly reasonable, especially considering the quality and experience you get. The secret’s out and this place fills up fast, so do yourself a favor and make a reservation. The Brick Tavern Inn is everything you’d want in a local favorite: great food, great people, and a setting that feels like home. Can’t wait to go back!

New Years Eve dinner was awesome and not rushed. Delicious food enjoyed by all. Holiday atmosphere was a plus !!

Parking: Lots of parking with easy access to entrance.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Clams Casino, Bethlehem Pike Salad, Seared Tuna Appetizer

Great place to eat! Food is good, service is great, large selection of bourbons and whiskeys.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The Brick Tavern Inn: A Warm Refuge in the December Chill

The Brick Tavern Inn, nestled inside a 200-year-old building, feels like stepping into the pages of a well-worn storybook. We stumbled upon it after a late December morning braving what I can only describe as Arctic gales. The warmth of the crackling fireplace and the promise of good food and drink was like finding an oasis in a wintry desert.

From the start, the service set the tone—attentive, knowledgeable, and refreshingly cheerful. We began our meal with two holiday-themed cocktails: an Apple Maple Old Fashioned and a festive margarita. The Old Fashioned was nothing short of a warm apple pie in a glass, the kind of drink that makes you feel like you’re being wrapped in a plaid blanket by a kindly innkeeper. Paired with my bay shrimp cocktail, it set the bar high for what was to follow.

For the main course, I opted for the duck, served with a mushroom bisque, potatoes, asparagus, and a well-balanced sauce. The bisque was warm and light, an ideal prelude to the duck, which was executed flawlessly. The fat was perfectly rendered, leaving the meat tender enough to practically melt in my mouth—so delicate it made my knife feel unnecessary. Every element worked harmoniously, the kind of dish that reminds you why some classics never go out of style.

Now, let me address the one sour note in an otherwise symphonic experience: we were seated near a group of boisterous, middle-aged women who seemed to think the only way to converse was through a series of bobsled-inspired shouts. Perhaps they were still acclimating to being indoors after their own treks through the tundra. The cacophony felt like it was designed to test the structural integrity of my eardrums, but thankfully, they left after the first 20 minutes. My wife, always the prepared one, brought her trusty Loops earplugs—clearly a veteran of dining room skirmishes.

Despite this brief auditory assault, the meal and ambiance more than made up for it. After an afternoon spent trudging through the icy wilderness on a perilous quest for Sarah J. Maas books (my wife’s mission, not mine), this tavern provided exactly what I needed: warmth, comfort, and a satisfying meal.

The Brick Tavern Inn is more than just a warm eatery—it’s a haven for weary adventurers looking to thaw their bones and indulge in expertly crafted dishes. I’ll certainly be back, though I may pack earplugs just in case.

Dietary restrictions: They have gluten-free options posted on the menu.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 4

Great place to catch up with friends. Try the brisket or salmon.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Beef Brisket, Guinness French Onion Soup

Beautiful restaurant and great food. Good portions but priced a little on the high end. Around $25-$50 a meal. I still enjoyed it very much!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recently (December 2024)the food quality has gone down. It is different, almost tastes like they are reducing costs and buying cheaper product.
The inside is little old and less than appealing but the patio is awesome atmosphere and the food is very good

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 5