
Brickside Bar & Grille is the local restaurant serving the Bridgeport and Fairmont, WV, areas for the last 14 years as a local gathering spot. With an “everyone knows your name” atmosphere, Brickside Bar & Grille has quickly become the neighborhood hangout. With two great locations to serve you, Brickside is the place to go after a long day of work, a great seat for the big game, or just have a relaxing drink with your friends.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1155 Airport Rd, Fairmont, WV 26554
Phone: (304) 534-8457
Website: https://bricksidebargrille.com/
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Reviews
App: brisket nachos. Brisket was very good. The nachos were house made kettle chips. Cole slaw on top. I didn’t care for the BBQ sauce
Meals: daughter got the salad with steak. Steak was juicy and tender but more medium-well than the requested medium. Husband got the BBQ sampler. He said “it was good but not great”. Ribs, pulled pork, brisket, Cole slaw, and corn on the cob. I got the brickside smash burger with onion petals. Burger was juicy but the flavor was off. Not bad but just different. Almost like it had been in the fridge for a few days…still good but needs to be used up. Something I would throw spaghetti sauce on or use in chili just to not waste it.
Parking: large lots behind and to the side.
Staff: very kind and friendly. Waitress was attentive.
Overall, ok but I personally would not return if I had other options. I never complain at restaurants unless it is completely inedible.
The place was clean and tidy, had a few locals who knew each other by name and a chill vibe. Chill quality. Chilly air conditioning. No, really… we shivered the entire time there, haha!
I ordered a beef brisket sandwich with house made chips. I received a phenomenal roll, grilled with oil or butter on the cut side and dry pulled pot roast thT felt like Thursday’s leftovers being served up sandwich side on Sunday afternoon for dinner. There was little to no meat, zero unctuous juicy or fat content and I’m dubious that this was ever brisket. If so, it died, rolled over in its grave and came back to life to try again. The amount of meat -to-roll ratio was… slim.
The house made chips were pretty okay! They were thick cut and home fried with a little salt. Pretty good!
My travel partner got a chicken and baked potato combo who advised that the chicken also was dry and unseasoned. The baked potato: I asked him if he thought that it was actually baked, or microwaved. We were undecided at first…. until we each took a bite. (Mind you, it was literally a potato cut in half. No butter, no nice service… just a split spud. He asked for butter in hopes to breathe any life back into it.) Alas, it’s dry and crusty layers had been steamed beyond recognition and left a once-burnt, now soggy bitter layer to its Friday’s cook time, still being served on Sunday. R. I. P.
Would I come again? If I needed a social atmosphere for drinks, yes. I’d ask to speak to the chef and find out what is actually fresh in the kitchen first, then order THAT if I were coming back for food.
The servers and bar help were friendly in person, but seemed more interested in getting the place closed down for the night to get out. Trust me, every food service feels that way at the end of a shift… but it takes very little effort to keep that conversation 100% off of the sales floor, and away from customers.
To the owners: You’ve got a real good thing going here, but a swap of un-invested employees will grow your business exponentially.
Sat at the bar and had the best service.
Beer never ran dry and food extremely fast.
1000 out of 10 please stop