Megan L.

What a cute little cider cafe/bar in Mount Horeb! The ladies kindly pronounced Horeb for me because I was confused if the "w" was just missing. Haha :) jk I came on a weekend where you were allowed to drink in the streets! That's fun. I was able to take my cider to go! But otherwise they offer a very quaint sitting area. The ladies serving us were soooo friendly! I ordered the Mellow Mel cherry on cherry. It was good! It was nice because it wasn't overly sweet. My friend got himself a cute little espresso. I'll definitely visit again sometime when I'm back in the area.

Tiana M.

I'll start with the staff/- the two women working were incredible. Mt friend and I each got a flight. The cider was good but I had a really hard time distinguishing the flavors, they all kind of tasted the same. The food was just ok. I think the prices were maybe a little high for what we got. But overall enjoyed my time here, especially out on the patio with really nice weather

Jeff R.

What a great find ... in an expected place . . . for a Celiac who can't drink beer with all my friends/family when they talk about microbreweries. Wow. I tried the flights and had 8 of the 9 samples available. My palete definitely went to the sweeter side. And, there was a Halloween party going on ... with a band. great time!

Mikhala F.

Super cute place in Mt Horeb and tons of great ciders! Definitely get a cider flight of your four must-try's for $12. I found the menu to be pretty bare-bones and a bit pricey for the amount of food. The ham cheese and apple sandwich on GF bread was a bit thin on meat but the GF bread and chips were good! Service took a really long time to get our food. However, some great outdoor seating on the side.

MaryDan H.

If you like hard cider, this is the place for you. This inviting space is just a block off the main drag in Mount Horeb. It's very roomy with lots of local foods available for purchase, coffee drinks, hard cider, fresh cider, sandwiches, salads and brick-oven pizza. They have a huge outdoor space with tons of picnic tables and even a little stage for open mic nights. I tried the Apple Walnut salad and my husband had a margherita pizza. We're not drinkers so we tried the fresh cider. The apple walnut salad was very generous and full of walnut halves, fresh apple pieces and cheese on fresh spring mix. I was very pleased with all the fresh tastes. My husband feels he's a pizza officiano, so he was eager to try their brick-oven pizza. He was a little surprised that the crust was thicker than expected. The price for his pizza was a bit steep, $15. It had good crunch, but the flavor was kind of bland. (More basil, please) A dining companion tried a glass of hard cider on TV tap and was very happy. Lots of different ciders to choose from.

Lindsay B.

We had a lovely visit to Brix Cider- it was about a 25 minute drive from where we were in Madison- but it was worth it. Each of the adults had a cider flight and really liked most of them (the old-fashioned based one was my favorite). We also tried the two flatbreads they had on the menu that day (not sure if they are permanent or if they rotate) and they were delicious- I would absolutely order those again- but the greek one with kalamata olives and feta was my favorite. This was the first meal we had out with my niece- and it was nice that they had a large indoor and outdoor space that certainly felt welcoming to young children (we chose to eat outside). There was an open mic night going on outside the night we were there and that was also lovely and contributed to the ambiance. I would definitely go back!

Sharece B.

When you visit Mount Horeb, you may feel pressure to go to the Grumpy Troll, but if you're looking for a unique experience, walk a block away to Brix Cider where you can taste some unique ciders and eat a delicious Wisconsin grilled cheese sandwich. I loved this space, the people, and the food. I enjoyed tasting the different ciders though the majority of my samples were dry to the core. I would definitely stop in again, especially when they're playing live music next to the giant art of the pig. Plus, Brix Cider is the place townies head to listen to live music throughout the week.

Pamela M.

This place is fantastic! Can I steal it and relocate it to downtown Madison?! Ok, ok I don't have to be greedy, I guess I can just wish they open a downtown Madison second location :) Love that their ciders are on the dry side. I didn't get into the old fashioned at all, but the rest I tried were all so good! Cool they make everything themselves. The appetizers were great, too! I ordered a spinach dip and a tasty basket of nonGMO popcorn. My friend ordered another app with ricotta cheese & jams (carrot honey "jam" is ridic! Try it!). The food were fresh and sourced right, how can you go wrong with that?! Long live Brix and I hope they prosper! xoxo

Allison H.

Visited with a couple friends to try their cider. Of course, I ordered a flight, and the flavors were fun and unique but none were *super amazing* (just my opinion). Also, for flights specifically, it is a bit pricey for how much you get, which I say because they are definitely smaller in comparison to previous years - cider used to be served in stemless wine glasses, but now it is served in little mason jars. Inside, there is a little area where they sell snacks, trinkets, etc. and outside, there is a lovely patio with picnic tables, which is also dog-friendly. Btw, if you pay in cash, your total will be less than if you pay with card (avoids taxes or credit card transaction fees, idk).

Friendly greeting, and a clean open dining room. Food is average, but dry, and high priced. Hamburger is okay on a dry bun and pulled pork sandwich includes bones. Chips are basic, non alchoholic cider is unusual and $3.00 will buy 4 oz for you to taste. Probably ordered the wrong food.

Sarah F.

We drove through Mt. Horeb today on a spur of the moment adventure at Cave of the Mounds. We walked around downtown and right when we were going to leave and hit up a drive through near Madison, we walked by Brix just off the Main Street of downtown Mt. Horeb. What a gem! It has a modern hipster vibe and offers flights of cider on tab with a farm to table menu. We ordered garlic & herb brats and then shared a cider flight (honeycrisp, raspberry, wild, bourbon). The food was delicious and unexpectedly fresh. The ciders were amazing -- better than flights we've had in big beer cities in Colorado. The tables are big enough for small groups or for someone to camp out for the day and do work. It's like a big coffee shop but with cider and brats instead of coffee and cakes. Super chill vibe and a lovely find for this little town!

Stacey O.

Best grilled cheese and molasses cookies ever !! Love this place - and the atmosphere is

Cam B.

Fun idea and place to hang out. Super cool coffee shop/bar vibes and loved the cider flights! All the ciders were yummy, but especially loved a cherry one we tried. Had a florentine flatbread which was good, but we don't think the mushrooms had been cooked before so it ended up slightly watery. Would definitely be back for the cider and to maybe try more food.