
Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company’s latest brewpub and pizzeria in the historic and vibrant town of New Gloucester, Maine. A warm, rustic, modern space filled with unique flavors of our artisanal craft pizza and exceptional craft beers. Our New Gloucester location has ample brewing space for our signature craft beers, while also expanding our offerings with one-off and specialty brews. Patrons can look forward to an array of craft beer selections, either to complement their meal or to take home in cans. Enjoy all of the unique craft pizza, bowls, and handhelds Brickyard Hollow continues to offer.
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Address: 437 Lewiston Rd, New Gloucester, ME 04260
Phone: (207) 926-8186
Website: https://www.brickyardhollow.com/
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Prepping for the event was a breeze because the staff made it so easy and uncomplicated. The location manager, Emily, was kind enough to let us decorate the event space the night before since there was no room rental that night and was so accommodating to any request that we made. The night of the party, we were able to use the house TVs to play a photo slideshow and use their bluetooth speaker system for music.
The actual party went off without a hitch! We were required to pre-order food for the party. We opted for 15 pizzas to feed 35 people and guests were allowed to open and take care of their own bar tabs. The food and drinks were delicious and the staff were on top of making sure the pizzas were always fresh and available. Jennifer, our server, was absolutely phenomenal. She committed each guests’ name and drink order to memory and was working incredibly hard to make sure everyone was taken care of. All of the guests mentioned how impressed they were with the service that they were getting.
The space itself has a very cool vibe. It’s kind of industrial with bistro lights strung from the ceiling. When I inquired about the space, I actually got to see it before they’d made some small improvements and I have to say those small improvements made a huge difference! The space is perfect for a gathering of our size and we were able to decorate it in a way that worked really well with the aesthetic. As previously mentioned, they have house TVs and speakers that they allow guests to use for music, slideshows, videos, etc.
All in all, Brickyard Hollow’s event hosting is top notch. They’re actively investing in improving their event space and their staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating. The cost of it all is a tremendous value. There’s an hourly room fee for weekend rentals, but during the week, they only ask that you place a pre-order for food (off their menu) and that the food gets settled on one check.
They’re definitely at the top of our list for hosting family gatherings in the future!
We’ve never had an issue ordering online and more recently through the app. Everything has always been perfect.
The last time we were dining in (maybe 8 months ago?) we had extraordinarily slow service. How slow? Well after waiting 45 minutes from when we asked for the check and we saw our waiter just standing around u finally had to walk up to the bar and ask the bartender to flag down the kid and tell him we had waited MORE than long enough for said check and we wanted to leave (keeping in mind we never were offered refills and never received our requested water in addition to our single drinks we still left this kid a decent tip)
Well tonight we decide to go in person because I had a reward from the app that we could redeem.
The service was equally slow yet again. This time though, our waiter really was very busy on his own but still, we had to ask for water several times (the first time being when we ordered our initial drinks). Food was really slow-whatever, it’s a busy Friday night, we just chatted while waiting. Pizza came, drinks finished, still no water. Also no silverware/napkins. Once we finally got napkins, before even eating I immediately asked for boxes (knowing we were going to need them) as well as the check because we already knew we’d wait an eternity for those if we didn’t ask the second we got our food.
Fast forward to paying, I asked to use the rewards from the app. NO ONE knew how to apply this to our bill. “Hold on I’ll ask my manager” then that waiter fell into another dimension I guess because he never returned. We ended up just scanning the QR code on the check, paying the full amount and leaving.
Don’t bother offering an app with rewards if not a single person you employ knows how to redeem that reward. And this app is not new-this reward has been sitting in my account for FIVE months.
Maybe we’ll stick to ordering online, showing up at least 20 minutes past the offered pick up time and hope for the best. Eating in house is definitely NOT where it’s at.
It was very cold in there, in fact the workers never took their coats off the whole time we were there.
Let’s start with the Pot Stickers, way over cooked and brought to a way too crunchy almost burnt. We’ve had them there before and they were perfect.
The wife ordered the Mediterranean Vegie Pizza with peperoni. Way over cooked she said.
I ordered the Buttermilk Coated Chicken Sandwich. Way over cooked to the point it had burnt edges and the meat was horribly tough. Ever had over cooked chicken? That’s what I mean.
At least the Waiter was cool about it. He got me another of the same sandwich after I told him not to bother. Got it home and it’s the same gross sandwich I wouldn’t eat at the restaurant.
Too bad really. It used to be a great place.
The beer was and always is very good.
They have a decent menu variety to choose from. The beer selection is their own with something for most tastes. The Trestle is a good IPA and the Saison is alot like Allagash’s.
I was quickly led to my choice of tables and given food and beer menus. I had to ask for water and napkins then told it’s self-service. The kitchen screwed up a simple request for tartar on the side of my fish and chips. The server showed me that it was clearly noted on the ticket. The taste of everything was fine, but the servings are thin – literally. The fish filet was half the typical thickness and the steak fries are some of the thinnest I’ve ever been served.
I’d go back to try their pizza which looked like the most popular choice. I heard others complain about napkins and water, but not other issues.
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