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    Brix 25

    4.0 (168 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    BRIX 25 ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Romantic
    Classy
    Upscale
    Moderate noise

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    Salmon & Scallop Ravioli
    Lauren P.

    Brix had been recommended to us throughout our time in Gig, so we were looking forward to visiting. The interior was cozy and romantic. A moody vibe was set with low lighting, and clean & organic lines. I thought the complimentary champagne upon seating was a nice touch. They have an extensive wine list, but they're known for their cocktails, so we went with the Golden Hour and the Midnight Buck. The Golden Hour was smooth and luxurious tasting with the luxardo cherry coming through. Midnight Buck is like a take on mule, refreshing and flavorful. We started with the Spicy Sweet Potato Bisque, poured tableside, and the Salmon & Scallop Ravioli. Both had a lot of flavor. For entrees, we got the daily special which was a boar dish (rack or ribs of boar, I believe) with a creamy polenta, and the Seared Alaskan Halibut. Oh my gosh, the polenta was incredible. My fiance had only good things to say about the boar. The Halibut was cooked medium rare, was juicy and had great sear and flavor. It paired so nicely with the preserved lemon risotto. The mojo verde was *chefs kiss*. Service was lovely throughout, with frequent silverware changes and water checks. Definitely sit inside if you want the vibes. Brix is worth the hype.

    Trudy C.

    We really enjoyed ourselves and the views were beautiful. Great food and great service!

    Shannon M.

    The ambiance was lovely and our server was warm and attentive, which I truly appreciated. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite meet expectations. I ordered the scallops with pork belly, scallops are one of my favorites, and I've enjoyed them at many fine dining spots. Sadly, these were noticeably undercooked when you cut into them, cool and translucent inside. The pork belly was the opposite, overcooked and lacking the tenderness and crispness I'd hoped for. While I wanted to mention it at the time, my boyfriend felt uncomfortable making a scene, so I held back. I did mention that things were "okay" when our server checked in, but I wish I had been more honest. When she cleared my plate, it was still mostly full, but there didn't seem to be any notice taken. On a positive note, my boyfriend's pork chop was cooked beautifully and tasted great. This was our first visit, and as locals, we were hoping for a great new spot to return to. While I'd consider coming back for drinks or ambiance, I'm not sure I'd return for the food based on this experience.

    Swiss carrot cake
    TC B.

    Well, the complementary champagne was nice! Probably not an every night thing, but very nice. The patio is very nice and a great place in the nice weather. We made mid-week reservations because we kept saying that we should try it every time we walked by after eating somewhere else in the harbor. We were seated immediately and our initial service, including the champagne, was very prompt. We started with the Mediterranean baby octopus. Brix 25 has a great spirit free cocktail menu as well as NA beers which is always nice to see. But I went with the Stackhouse cocktail anyway. We ordered the prime brisket pub burger in medium rare, some bread and butter, and the seared chicken breast. I was deciding between the chicken and the pork secreto and our server recommended the chicken. The octopus appetizer was fantastic: A great blend of shaved fennel, halloumi, peppers, and octopus. The stackhouse cocktail is also very good. Our bread arrived as finished the octopus and the artisan butter was really good. The chicken was a great recommendation. The sear was fantastic, the speatzl was very good and the greens and apples were super tasty. The burger was also very good. The made in house bun was exceptional. The medium rare was really medium rare which seems to be a rarity these days. The entrees are definitely portioned to allow for appetizers and possible dessert. The dessert menu looks great... Good thing the entrees are dessert sized. It's a dessert menu for the well traveled. We ordered the chèvre cheesecake and the Swiss carrot cake. Both were awesome. The sizing is complementary to the entrees. Table clearance was on point all night. The staff was on top of their game and guests were well cared for. Everyone was friendly. I recommend Brix 25!

    Risotto
    Jackie W.

    Brix 25 is a great waterfront restaurant that is perfect for date nights. We got oysters with champagne, then had the halibut confit which was incredible. The flavors of garlic, feta, and olives are perfectly balanced with the halibut. We liked it so much that we ordered extra bread to soak up the olive oil! We saw many orders of the tiramisu go by and definitely want to return to try that. It looked amazing! We sat in the bar and had the most fun server. She was kind, personable, made us laugh, and made great recommendations. The restaurant looks out over the water and has outdoor seating during the warmer months. We're looking forward to another date night there!

    Tomahawk steak
    Tanya E.

    If you are searching for an experience with your meal, Brix 25 is a great choice. Celebrating milestones, date nights or just indulging in well paired bites and beverages. Reservations are a smart move to make sure you get a seat, many seats come with gorgeous views of Gig Harbor inlet. In the spring and summer outdoor seating is an option. They have some staples like their burger and huge steaks as well as rotating seasonal specials. Dine in is their specialty but they also offer to-go.

    Jocelyn Y.

    My mom took us Sept babies out for a belated birthday dinner at Brix 25. Casual fine dining waterfront restaurant that offers #PNWCuisine and lots of tasty drinks.... They started us with a glass of bubbly #ThingsThatBringMeJoy #ILoveBubbles The #CastIronFondue appetizer was so good with the charred crostini. I love beechers cheddar! We literally couldn't stop! For starters, the #breadandbutter (yum to sourdough, artisan compound butter, and a dash of seasalt!), and the #wiltedarugulasalad (pic not taken). For entrees, we had the #PicanhaSteak (perfectly cooked... lobster mushroom, broccoli rabe, and a sherry cream sauce) and the #StoutBraisedLambShank (fell off the bone tender!) Dessert....was phenomenal and the most memorable part of the evening. #SwissCarrotCake, #VanillaBeanCheesecake...andddd hands down favorite.... #Tiramisu (#NotYourItalianGrandmas). Omg it was so damn good. The griddled lady fingers, layers of french butter cream; Chantilly cream, and a tableside pour of coffee liquor and coffee sauce...which was a nice touch!#nomnomnom Id come back JUST for the tiramisu! #brix25 #brix25finedining #gigharborwaterfrontrestaurant #pnwcuisine #gigharborwa #MyFoodieLife #MyFoodieReview #MyFoodieFamily #FoodPorn #DessertPorn #BelatedBirthdayDinner #supportlocalbusiness #MyFoodieJourney #ARestaurantADay

    Braised beef short ribs
    Allison T.

    Absolutely delicious. The short ribs were done to perfection. Sweet potato gnocchi were amazing. Highly recommend. We also got the Dorset Red Cheese Fondue and it was incredible!

    Libations
    Rj M.

    Simple, relaxed atmosphere gives you a conspiring feeling when you walk in. The group that owns this place is really, REALLY good at doing just that. They have a couple other spots in town we've been to and already loved so we were very much looking forward to a great night. All expectations were met and beaten. The menu is full of really great takes on classic dishes, with a nice chefs touch that seems very personal. All dishes were very well executed, but more so deep and full flavored overall. Can't wait to come back again for warm weather

    Complimentary sparkling wine
    Lynne A.

    Visiting the Pacific Northwest from California so first time at Brix 25. First thing, you can park for free in the private lot behind the restaurant owned by Arabella's Landing Marina with validation. Caveat: we couldn't get out of the lot after validation and they tried to charge us $20. Went back to restaurant and they sent a server with a special card to let us out. To start, every table gets complimentary sparkling wine. Was Wycott, California Brut which was very good. Boyfriend started with oysters and Langoustino Bisque. Said both were good but a bit light in flavor. Would have liked to have cracked black pepper on soup but by time for server's attention he was a almost done. He had the halibut and I had Wagyu Teres Major. He liked the halibut which the chef suggested rare but wasn't crazy about the accompaniments. My Wagyu medallions were a bit tough making me suspect whether they were Wagyu or not. I've had other that I can cut with my fork. They weren't bad tasting and were served with an excellent risotto, but just not as tender as expected. We finished with the Dark Chocolate crème brûlée which was not served in your typical ramekin. Was 2 upward standing triangles (?) of dense dark chocolate which was delicious and went very well with the Abeje Cabernet Sauvignon we ordered. I loved the decor - white and grey with wood tabletops. Someone really did a nice job with decor. Simple and tasteful. If you are lucky enough to get a table seat you will get glimpses of Gig Harbor. Overall a pleasant evening, just expected a little more...

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    The best restaurant in Gig Harbor. It's everything all the others should aspire to. The food, the bar, the service.

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    Overpriced. Food wasn't great. Had a gift card, which was why we came. As native Gig Harborites, we won't return

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    Wonderful food and service, charming setting. We had bone marrow appetizer, several fish dishes and excellent drinks.

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    Ask the Community - Brix 25

    Is it quiet?

    No. It is a small room and very loud

    Do they have a corkage fee?

    Yes. $20 per bottle

    What champagne do you guys use as your complimentary glass. We love it?

    They served us Wycliff, a California Brut sparkling wine

    Is there a dress code?

    No.

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