The Red Brick - Menú

Lovely feel to the interior and will look forward to coming back when the weather is better so that we can enjoy the outside area Friendly hardworking staff, menu was great. Thoroughly enjoyable

Tucked away in the antiques quarter it 's well worth seeking out. Funky n fairtrade n not afraid to have it 's ethics on it 's sleeve. Lovely atmosphere and staff. Great coffee and vegan and dog friendly. Best roasted veg toastie we 've ever had. Can 't wait to go back...

kept for a coffee and a snack, loved the wide range of sitting in the free and relaxed atmosphere. I had a coffee and a delicious gooey brownie, my man had a bowl chips that looked good overall would recommend to stop as a place for...lunch, a coffee or other drinks or snacks!

had a cheese scone and soup . the soup was onion and the scone was not fresh and small for the price. had to wait half and hour and then told they forgot the order. Odd thing is 2 years earlier the same thing happened. Some of the other food looks ok but this place is a racket really pretending to be bohemian but really just expensive

had a cheese spoon and suppe. the suppe was silly and the **** was not fresh and small for the price. had to wait half an hour and then said they had forgotten the order. Odd thing happened 2 years earlier the same thing....Some of the other food looks good, but this place is a hit really pretend to be bohemian, but really only expensive

This cafe tries hard and it could be better. The food (breakfast) was mediocre sausage under cooked, items missing from order, took a long time to arrive. The cafe is laid out in a rustic garden style and while good also has a bit...of a try-hard feel. We weren't greeted with any real warmth. The individual waitresses were nice and did their best but the cafe was too-in-love-with-itself to really put the customer first. On a positive note there was a big, happy orange cat dozing on the landing.

It’s been quite some time since we had such a good supper. Rather inauspicious surroundings effectively at the back of a trading estate next to the river. All the seating when we visited was outside but under cover. Had a cosy table in the...corner. Was also very busy/full. The menu was very simple with around 4 or 5 main courses to choose from. Opted for the lamb kebab and the burger. The lamb came with flatbread, salad, delicious onion salad, hand cut chips and a pear and blue cheese salad. All on one plate but delicious. They do lunches and breakfast. Will certainly return.

Went along for brunch with family today on a recommendation. Food and setting was fantastic but I ended up interacting a couple of times with a sour faced senior staff member that put us all off returning. The other members of the team were great..., the young waitress forgot our drinks but was apologetic and very friendly but when a senior staff member walks round scowling the whole time and then refuses my wife use of the loo at the end of the mea as they were closing it takes the shine off. Great food , mostly very nice staff just keep this one away from the public until they understand that without customers they won’t survive.

Wonderful gem in the heart of Bridport Latin Quarter. Fantastic time transporting atmosphere of the 80s art cafés, very relaxing yet stimulating. And the food is truly and wholesomely tasty and brings together the best of the world cuisines. Good music coming out of speakers...too! Somebody mentioned a try-hard feel…well, they indeed did try hard and in order to accommodate COVID restrictions managed to create an alternative outside space with a twist. Unlike most places that just put up marquees, the Red Brick cafe created their own unique space reminiscent of an ancient eco bubble filled with rustic tables and plants and and pots and more. Particularly love their imaginative wood+concrete...