Bricks Restaurant

Bricks has recently been refurbished.very nice the menu has changed also. Three of us went for lunch and we were not disappointed a very varied menu for light lunches.we have been going to Bricks for a few years now it is a nice place to meet friends and family from Sussex etc. Bricks is at Smithbrook Kiln on the A281.

Not at all impressed…… We had sausage sandwiches for lunch but they were pre-cooked sausages warmed- through, not freshly-cooked and not what I was expecting at all. Then we had cakes to takeout, I had the apple and almond cake with clotted cream. The server cut a very large piece but when she took it into the kitchen to get the cream, the person in charge obviously decided it was too big and cut it in half! If I hadn’t seen the original piece I wouldn’t have minded…… but that wasn’t the worst of it…. When I got home and took the cake off the paper plate we were given there was a green mould stain on the paper plate. Almost half of the bottom of the cake was mouldy - yuk!

Wonderful service, very good coffee. Very peaceful and calm. Hope to go again

Wonderful little place, staff very friendly and quality food

A unique menu with offerings to satisfy all. Very well presented food and tasted great too. Coffee was perfect -hot and delicious.

Soup could have been hotter, but staff very accommodating to correct it. Although gravy appeared watery, it was absolutely full of flavour. Brilliant place for a well priced meal and/or coffee.

Always call into Bricks for coffee and the odd sandwich. Quality food. Always notice how clean the customer area is. You can keep within the covid restrictions as there is a lovely wooded area with picnic tables available. Smithbrook Kilns has free parking and lots of craft and retail shops which makes for a great visity

Simply excellent, the best lunches and great staff in a comfortable environment.

Lovely to see Bricks open again… had a lovely lunch there and the homemade cakes are delicious! Will be back!