Brick Top&#x27;s Pub

Do they have gluten free buns or gf options?

No gf buns but there are gf options.

Can I watch the game here?

Yes

Do they allow dogs outside?

Yes

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Do they allow kids?

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Dee L.

2 years ago

The take-out process, food quality, and parking situation were all disappointing. The owner should consider shifting their focus towards improving customer service and the overall quality of the food, rather than prioritizing concerns about parking outside. By enhancing the customer experience and ensuring the food meets high standards, the business could greatly improve its reputation and attract more customers. read more

J L.

4 years ago

Great restaurant, but avoid due to their landlord. We got towed by ATX towing and TCSD can't help when ATX steals your car. Sheriff was awesome, but their hand are tied. We spent $150 on brunch today (1/29/23) and had great service. You will get towed. Unreal!!!!!!! read more

Sabrina C.

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2 years ago

I honestly expected more chips for $13 but it didn't taste bad. I would get it again.

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