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Brick Pizza

3.7 (195 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Moderate noise
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Beet salad
Pat B.

My sister and I were meeting for lunch and picked this spot. She had a chicken salad sandwich with a side greens salad and I had a salad with goat cheese, beets and butternut squash. We both enjoyed our meals. I found it a tad pricy for my salad and avoided adding a protein as that would have really upped the cost. It's a great interior of beans and bricks but it was cold, like they had the heat off.

BUFFALO CHICKEN PIZZA with chicken bones!
Corey B.

Visited on a Sunday , day after the fourth. Pretty slow, was told it would be about 20 minutes. (Would receive a text when ready) came back 30 minutes later to pizza sitting there. Heat wave was ok, asked to sub meatballs for pepperoni (was an up charge of 4.00) Buffalo pizza was extremely underwhelming, upon taking the second piece of box. Our party saw a deboned chicken wing baked into the pizza. Would not return plenty of other great options in the area.

Amanda...the greatest tender of bars!
John B.

We visit Brick Pizza Company at least once a month and recommend it very highly to friends and family. The pizza is always perfect no matter what toppings you choose and their pasta dishes are cooked to perfection. On our most recent visit we sat at the bar and Amanda not only took great care of us but put on a really fun show of making lots of creative drinks. And even though it was "crazy busy" she remained cool, calm and collected! Cheers to Amanda and entire Bricks Pizza Company Staff...we love you, John & Jean

Tim C.

Walking into Brick Pizza Co., a former industrial space with towering stone walls and wooden beams overhead, it doesn't whisper to you about its past, it shouts it, proudly. This isn't just adaptive reuse; it's resurrection with a purpose. We sat at our table, sunlight pourimg through tall windows that once lit up the hands of laborers, now brightening the faces of customers. The garage doors at both ends open up, erasing the boundary between inside and out, making the warm, salty Bristol air as much an ingredient as anything coming from the kitchen. The four meatballs came first. No breadcrumbs here. These are unapologeticly all meat, with just enough spice to get your attention. Pan-fried. The sauce tastes like someone's mom might have had a hand in it rather than a corporate chef. They are bright, herbaceous, present. A cloud of ricotta melts slowly under everything. It's a simple appetizer done right, which is sometimes harder than it sounds. Then the pizza arrives, the real litmus test. The crust has the marks of Neapolitan tradition, leopard spots of char that come from serious heat. The back crust is beautifully developed, airy and substantial. There's a hint of semolina that adds a bit of texture and nutty flavor that lingers after each bite. But here's the issue - the center is so thin it immediately fails under the weight of its burden. And what a burden it is. The cheese isn't just generous; it borders on excessive. The sauce, which showed real promise with the meatballs, becomes a footnote, barely detectable beneath the dairy avalanche. Cup-and-char pepperoni curls into perfect little grease holders, but even their salty punch struggles against the cheese. It's as if two different philosophies are at war on the same plate. The crust wants to be Italian - light, dignified, eaten with cutlery. The toppings are bold, excessive, demanding to be folded and by hand or become evacuated. The result is a structural compromise - a pizza that can't bear the weight of its own ambition. And at 12 inches across, you'll need to order a couple for a group with any appetite. But the atmosphere, with the soaring ceilings, the brick and stone, the way the light changes as afternoon adjusts to evening - makes up for all of it. Service moves at a relaxed pace. Not rushed, not slow, but deliberate. Like they want you to stay awhile, which, given the setting, isn't a bad proposition at all. What's happening at Brick is part of a familiar narrative, where abandoned industrial spaces now find new purpose, and simple foods become elevated through attention to detail. They don't hit every mark, but there's something really cool in their attempt. If you find yourself in Bristol, Brick is worth your time. Go for the setting as much as the food. Don't skip the meatballs. And when the pizza arrives, enjoy it for what it is, imperfect but sincere, served in a place that honors its past while working on its future.

Sarah F.

Came in for dinner and was seated quickly. Nice open room with plenty of seats yet still spaced out. Our waitress Brooke was super nice and attentive. Food was delicious- especially the bolognese! Definitely stop by for some good Italian food. :)

Haley T.

Couldn't stay away for too long so had to go back here this past weekend. I ordered some of the same things as last time but also tried some new and everything was delish. We also didn't have a reservation but regardless of how busy they were we were able to get seated within 10 minutes of waiting. Cesar salad- again, probably one of the best I have ever had. I LOVEEEE how large the lettuce is and it's so crispy and fresh. (10/10) Pepperoni pizza- sounds so simple but the pepperoni flavoring on this was so good. This is the type of pizza that you can eat cold a day later and it tastes even better. (9/10) Gnocchi a la vodka- this pasta was literally insane. it wasn't too filling so I literally felt like I could eat the entire bowl. It was so addicting. The only part I didn't love was the tiny bits of asparagus, felt like it was kind of random. (9/10)

Christine C.

We loved trying the crab Rangoon pizza! Such a creative and yummy twist! Ngl, the seats weren't as comfy but it was a large, spacious and the service was decently fast.

CRAB RANGOON PIZZA
Neil C.

Brick Pizza, I really want to love you -- and honestly, I kind of do, just not in the head-over-heels way I hoped. The space is beautiful, and the mill plaza really lends itself to a nice evening out. For a date night every now and then, it's a great spot. The pizza is good, but for me, the prices are a bit high for the quality of the pie, which makes it tough to justify a casual visit, or take out. Still, I'm glad you're around, and that Crab Rangoon pizza will still get you five stars. I'm grateful to have you around, Brick, and I will be back for that Rangoon pizza. Struck gold there. A couple of suggestions, and this is just one person's opinion, but the red sauce could use a little something. Also, the meatball appetizer could be improved, or the price decreased in my opinion. Thanks again, we'll be back. With love, Neil

Veg pizza
Camille T.

Wow!! Great all around! I had never been here before but came with a few friends after work for drinks. Passion fruit martini?? I HIGHLY recommend it. It was so good, I had two! We all opted for pizza, I got the ricotta with mushrooms (I don't remember the actual name of the pizza) and it was delicious. We also got a veggie pizza and a Margherita pizza, and both were delicious. The service was very good, very solicitous. I loved the ease of paying the bill - quick and efficient! When we first got in, there weren't a lot of people. We sat at a high top near the bar and it was great with the big tv screens on - great for watching the Olympics games! By the time we left it was definitely louder, but not like we were yelling to talk. Overall it was a great experience and I'll definitely be back!!

FIGGY PIGGY
Megan S.

Same by myself and sat at the bar on a Sunday afternoon. Service was quick and attentive. I ordered a cocktail and the Figgy Piggy pizza. The drink was refreshing and the pizza was incredible. Would definitely recommend!!

Not your regular pepperoni - thick cut Rosa Grande pepperoni!
Claudia Z.

We were introduced to Brick Pizza Co. through RI Food Fights #BestPizzaRI challenge. It is a large restaurant with private event space in a historic building in Bristol. We went at a weird time on a Sunday afternoon during a Patriots game so the restaurant was not very busy. Because we were using our Food Fights coupons, we were given the option of cheese or pepperoni. We both selected pepperoni. WOW! This pizza was perfect with its pillowy crust & super thick cut Rosa Grande pepperoni. I am a very picky crust eater so I may eat some of the crust on my first piece of pizza but I rarely eat the crust on additional pieces. I ATE ALL THE CRUST!!! It was soft, warm, yummi - kinda like a bread stick - but the pizza itself held up under all the delicious cheese & pepperoni yumminess! We would totally be regulars if we lived in the area.

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The pizza was SOOOO goooood.... The crust was perfect.... I love how the pepperoni curled up like little cups!!!

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Really love this place. Great homemade pasta! Loved the chicken Marsala. Cool building and ambience. Friendly service.

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Delicious food and great service! Loved the Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza - I will definitely be back.

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Place was awesome on Mother's Day. Pizza and wings are fantastic. I got the green salad and didn't hate it. Totally will be back

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