“Unlike a lot of the establishments in Webster I don't really have anything negative to say about this place.This is one of the few places where they actually seem to get things done in a reasonable manner.Wait times could be better during peak times but in comparison to the fast food places you're actually going to get your food in a reasonable amount of time.“
“This is a good papa Gino’s. The food is good. The people that work there are friendly enough. I know this is anywhere you go these days but the food is very expensive. A pizza and some pasta is almost 40 bucks. Seems like allot of money if you ask me.“
“As the founder of Pawsitively 4 Pink, a nonprofit organization supporting women battling breast cancer, I can't express enough gratitude for Brickstone Kitchen. This establishment is not just a restaurant; it's a haven where warmth, compassion, and incredible food converge.From the moment you step in, you're greeted by the friendly hostess, setting the tone for a memorable dining experience. The ambiance is inviting, creating an atmosphere that feels like home. But what truly sets Brickstone apart is its exceptional staff and delectable cuisine.Having frequented this restaurant, my team and I have had the pleasure of getting to know the employees and owners personally. Anthony and Jen, the proprietors, exemplify unwavering dedication to their patrons and community. They understand firsthand the toll of a loved one battling breast cancer and have chosen to give back in a meaningful way.Through their fundraising initiatives, Brickstone Kitchen has generously supported Pawsitively 4 Pink, contributing thousands of dollars over the years. These funds have directly impacted the lives of the women we support, alleviating some of the burdens associated with their diagnosis.Words cannot adequately convey our appreciation for Brickstone's commitment to social responsibility and support for those affected by breast cancer. It's heartening to see businesses like Brickstone Kitchen embodying empathy and making a tangible difference in the lives of others.We look forward to nurturing this meaningful partnership for years to come, as together, we continue to support and uplift those in need. Brickstone Kitchen isn't just a restaurant; it's a beacon of hope and compassion in our community.Warm regards,Michelle PowerFounder, Pawsitively 4 Pink“
“Hidden gem in Southbridge. Went last night for dinner with my dad. He got the linguini and meatballs. He ate every bite. We asked for bread they gave us a fresh small loaf of bread with butter. He said sauce was excellent. I got the teriakyi chicken with rice pilaf and green beans. Everything was delicious. Green beans were cooked to perfection. I have also had their pizza in the past and fish and chips highly recommend. We sat in the dining room it was very quiet. Waitress was friendly and easy going.“
“We went on a busy Saturday night, it was busy but good. I tried a XO Chocolate Martini, it was strong and basically tasted like straight up vodka with a hint of chocolate. They took that drink back and made me a strawberry daiquiri, that was much better. My sirloin steak tips were cooked to perfection, and the mashed potatoes were good as well. All in all a great place to eat dinner.“
“So Jen B or as our family has termed her, BAB, or Jenny from the BLOCK is an amazing waitress!! This lady deserves a medal for her customer service and respect she has for the LGBTQ community!We were there this past Saturday in town for a concert for our son Olly. This place was busy as all get out and she was ON IT with our food and drinks. She also has a deep respect for people who just want to be who they are. My kid had a picture show up on his Facebook memories pre-transition which also happened to be my fave pic of little him. We showed Jen B and we all had talked about this journey about life and identity. She was so accepting and great at her job.The food and drink was amazing and prompt considering how busy it was especially. Olly loved the mocktails!We look foward to visiting again if our travels take us anywhere in that vicinity again!“
“Really great homemade food. Super service too.Vegetarian options: They have eggplant parm, cheese pizza, gluten free foods, so much to choose from.Dietary restrictions: They have gluten free foods. They can adjust to your restrictions.Parking: Lot's of parking.Kid-friendliness: This is a kid friendly place.Wheelchair accessibility: They are wheelchair accessible.“
“My husband and I go somewhere different every single Friday night. What made this place different was Sam… she was absolutely amazing. Very attentive, very knowledgeable and overall friendly. If you’re looking for great food great, and great atmosphere ask for Sam and she will take good care of you.I was sad to find out that she was covering for someone on Friday night. I will try to be back on a night when she is working but thank you very much Sam!“
“Love the exposed duct work & piping which goes well with the large plank wood walls. Hopped up on 1 of the 4 tall decorative cloth back booths. Appeared they also have about 7 or 8 other floor level booths. Browsed the variety of options on the 2 sided menu while listening to 50's and 60's music. Went classic with a sautéed mushroom & onion burger with waffle fries & a coke. Everything cooked perfectly, no complaints. Plenty of parking. HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE walkway/roll-up. Open late too for those 2nd & 3rd shifters needing a snack on the way out of or into work.“
“I shouldn't star so hard in case there will be crowds in this small local restaurant with authentic Italian foods. As with most places, a little salty lasagna (for my taste) yet delicious & a good comfort food this rainy day. The eggplant rollatini was “