The Brick Tavern Inn in
Quakertown (PA)

A little bit pricey, but the food is excellent and made from scratch! Our server was very professional and friendly! Hope to return at some point!

They still had their Christmas decorations up which made it so beautiful and cozy. The food is great and the service was as well

THIS is their 25 dollar salad. Pathetic. Edit: you know, the chicken is good. Not 10 dollars good, but definitely not bad.

We totally loved our visit recently. Our meals were amazing, and that carrot cake was seriously good. The holiday decorations were super tasteful, making everything feel so warm and cozy.

The service was really good and so was the food. We have not been here in a long time. I'm glad that we decided to come here. We will definitely be back next time we are in the area

New to the area. Have dined at many restaurants but this place is definitely my favorite. Food is delicious, portions are very generous and the atmosphere is warm & cozy with a flare of the past. Making the Brick my weekend date spot with my love!

We had never been to this restaurant before but it was at our friends request that we decided to try it out. As soon as we entered the restaurant we noticed that it had a very warm and cozy feel. The hostess showed us to a great table by a window. Our server Christina came over with a big smile, welcomed us to the restaurant and highlighted a few items on the menu. We enjoyed our cocktails with our two friends for about 10 minutes and then we ordered the pork dumplings, the bacon wrapped scallops and the soup of the day for our appetizers which were all absolutely delicious. Then we really enjoyed our crabcakes, steak and pork schnitzel for our entrées – they had a unique blend of flavors so kudos to the chef. The Moravian butter cake and chocolate brownie sundae were a perfect ending to this absolutely fabulous/very delicious meal. Our server Christina was very attentive throughout our dinner and accommodated every single one of our requests. I have to mention that Brady came over on several occasions and without even being prompted to, cleared away some of our dishes and even kept refilling our drinks for us. He was very courteous and very friendly. Thanks to Christina and Brady for really making this an absolutely wonderful first experience for us and I'm sure it will be one of many more visits to this wonderful restaurant !!!

We just had a birthday dinner for our son there today and it was excellent. It is such a beautiful cozy place especially for family gatherings. Our server was so great. Very attentive and the food was wonderful. We love the brick Tavern.

We had a wonderful experience at The Brick Tavern Inn. The atmosphere was lovely and the food was delicious! Our server was pleasant and attentive. We will definitely be back... The beer infused chicken with gravy was delicious served with buttery mashed potatoes and perfectly cooked asparagus. And desert? The peanut butter pie was decadent! If you like peanut butter and chocolate cookies, get this! But get 2 or 3 forks. There is no way one person could eat the whole thing! For the atmosphere, it was so nice to have the sound of a nearly full restaurant dampened by carpet, pictures on the wall, curtains, etc. We could still hear music from the sound system and we could have a conversation. Great date night place!

Historic restaurant...absolutely warm and inviting. Outside dining available and lovely indoor seating. Wonderful menu with seasonal entrees. Delicious items from soup, sandwiches, salads and main course dishes...All delicious! Service is friendly and very attentive...two hundred years and still going strong!!!!

We went in for lunch and really enjoyed our food! The ladies up front were friendly and our waitress was very knowledgeable. The atmosphere was fine but I am sure on any other day it would have been better. When we went there was a large party going on and they closed the curtains at one part of the restaurant so it was a little dark. And a woman was yelling and being incredibly rude to a lady who worked there (who stayed very calm, we were impressed!)

Food was fantastic. Everything came out quick and piping hot. Caesar side salad was top notch. Sat outside and enjoyed the atmosphere including the nice sounds from the pond. Will be back soon to try other dishes.

I have been here several time and have never been disappointed. The food is fabulous, the service is courteous and professional and the atmosphere is lovely. Service can take some time so not the place to go if your in a rush. The prices are starting to get a bit high but overall a wonderful choice for dinner. Thank you Brick Tavern Inn!

This place is the finest. Perfection from entrance to exit and everything in-between. The service, staff, food, were amazing. I believe her name is Dotty the bar tender, but she made the visit so much. She made us feel right at home. My boss and I were there a little while, many people came in. She knew most of them by name, it felt like I was at a cheers. Hey Dotty, could you tell Lee that Dave and Chuck say hello from CT. That's how cool of a place this was

Great food! Muffelatta sandwhich special was filled with lots of meat, cheese in a beautiful Portuguese roll! Blackened salmon on the iceberg wedge salad was fantastic! French onion soup is always great and the Marland Crab soup was perfect. Ordering soup must have delayed our lunch order… but worth the wait! So nice that the wait staff are very put together and efficient…. Everyone is polite and respectful, which is rare these days.

The food is delicious, especially the bree! Drinks are made strong, a mixology perfection. I love the blood orange martinis! The servers are friendly and professional, they go above and beyond to make sure everyone has a good experience. My favorite experience here when weather allows is sitting out on the patio. This is a delightful place.

The Brick Tavern Inn: A Warm Refuge in the December Chill The Brick Tavern Inn, nestled inside a 200-year-old building, feels like stepping into the pages of a well-worn storybook. We stumbled upon it after a late December morning braving what I can only describe as Arctic gales. The warmth of the crackling fireplace and the promise of good food and drink was like finding an oasis in a wintry desert. From the start, the service set the tone—attentive, knowledgeable, and refreshingly cheerful. We began our meal with two holiday-themed cocktails: an Apple Maple Old Fashioned and a festive margarita. The Old Fashioned was nothing short of a warm apple pie in a glass, the kind of drink that makes you feel like you’re being wrapped in a plaid blanket by a kindly innkeeper. Paired with my bay shrimp cocktail, it set the bar high for what was to follow. For the main course, I opted for the duck, served with a mushroom bisque, potatoes, asparagus, and a well-balanced sauce. The bisque was warm and light, an ideal prelude to the duck, which was executed flawlessly. The fat was perfectly rendered, leaving the meat tender enough to practically melt in my mouth—so delicate it made my knife feel unnecessary. Every element worked harmoniously, the kind of dish that reminds you why some classics never go out of style. Now, let me address the one sour note in an otherwise symphonic experience: we were seated near a group of boisterous, middle-aged women who seemed to think the only way to converse was through a series of bobsled-inspired shouts. Perhaps they were still acclimating to being indoors after their own treks through the tundra. The cacophony felt like it was designed to test the structural integrity of my eardrums, but thankfully, they left after the first 20 minutes. My wife, always the prepared one, brought her trusty Loops earplugs—clearly a veteran of dining room skirmishes. Despite this brief auditory assault, the meal and ambiance more than made up for it. After an afternoon spent trudging through the icy wilderness on a perilous quest for Sarah J. Maas books (my wife’s mission, not mine), this tavern provided exactly what I needed: warmth, comfort, and a satisfying meal. The Brick Tavern Inn is more than just a warm eatery—it’s a haven for weary adventurers looking to thaw their bones and indulge in expertly crafted dishes. I’ll certainly be back, though I may pack earplugs just in case.

World class and dining in a quaint setting. There is plenty of parking and the place was relatively busy for a Wednesday night. We did make reservations, although I’m not sure they are absolutely necessary. Nevertheless, probably advisable. The service was outstanding and an empty dish did not stand more than a few minutes before someone removed it. We were checked on a frequently and it seemed that all team members who passed by were willing to take care of our needs. It was a comfortable setting but what impressed me most was the quality of the food. The entrées come with soup or salad and we all selected the mushroom bisque. It was one of the better ones I have had The pork schnitzel was crisp, thin and covered most of the plate, probably 8 x 10“. The tuna was perfectly seared. The vegetables, in this case, asparagus, was cooked perfectly and not soggy. The salmon was excellent. We shared one dessert item between the four of us because we were satiated from the dinner. I would recommend this place and I am sure we will be back to sample other delights.

Pleasant surprise on a long trip!!! We stopped by for a late lunch on a Sunday afternoon and quickly realized that we would make a trip for their food. Everything is fresh and tasty. The place looks beautiful and inviting. Our waiter was friendly and helpful. Definitely 5 star.

This place is fantastic, I have a huge love for old world style taverns, this place is over 200 years old and still provides an excellent service. The food is top notch, I had the Reuben and it was a nice sized portion mixed with some equally delicious drinks. The staff here are professional and friendly, the atmosphere nails old world America. If you ever stop in Quakertown, PA to have a nice night with friends or your loved ones, come to this place.

The Ahi Tuna appetizer is probably one of the best apps here. The wings were really good. Wasn't too crazy about the clams though. The outside patio wasn't open yet which was a bummer given it was warm outside. Overall, it's a really nice restaurant that's good for special occasions or date nights. Cozy spot sitting at the bar by the window. It was a bit slow getting our check though. Go early, as the parking lot can fill up quick and they're only open until 9 PM.

This was our first time to The Brick Tavern Inn, and it was fantastic! An amazingly beautiful interior and the holiday decorations make it even more warm and inviting. The people (both staff and patrons) were very friendly and welcoming and the food was excellent, we'll definitely be returning. Highly recommended.

We wanted to give the Brick Tavern Inn one more shot after having some of the worst barbecue sauce I've ever had on their brisket. Seriously it tastes like ketchup with a tiny dash of vinegar. It's absolutely dreadful. That being said, we wanted to give it one more try so we went last night. We were seated and our orders taken at 6:50pm and we're not served our orders until 8: 25pm. The restaurant was not that busy. The spring rolls of the night were filled with ham that you would find in a salad and cheese, which was an odd combination in the first place. They were edible. I ordered the chicken parmesan which again was edible but very soggy without a lot of flavor. My partner paid $35 for a strip steak that was possibly one of the driest steaks I've ever eaten. He was so disappointed. Overall, I definitely cannot recommend the restaurant even though the atmosphere is charming and a great place to take a date. The wait time for food, the server coming back only once for a refill on our sodas, and extremely mediocre food just isn't worth it.

Nice place, with some minor hiccups. The crab cakes were a bit cold, and the Pinot Grigio I was served was way too cold to be have taste. The tuna dish is really good, as the filet. Service was a bit slow even though the restaurant was not full. Overall a good place to stop by for a bite.

Stopped in for a lunch and was treated to a very nice ambiance and pleasant weight staff. The food was very good and the prices were reasonable. The only shortcoming was the dessert which was not made on sight but rather the pre-prepared variety similar to a diner.

What a great place for a meal. It's over 200 years old. They are known for their entrees but I got there early before the brisket was ready so I just went with the cheeseburger. YUM. The burger was cooked just right to a slight pinck center. The bacon was thick and tastey and the cole slaw was great. They use a high quality sweet bun that held up nicely to all the extra toppings. I started with the french onion soup and it was really good too. The service was very nice and the atmosphere comfortable. I would take my family here for an important celebration or just stop in at the bar for a cocktail. My neighbors couldn't stop complimenting their drinks.

What a fun, fine dining experience we had today! Beautiful decor, pleasant atmosphere, great food and friendly server(Eric) . I'd heard rave reviews from local friends, but was skeptical. They were right, and I look forward to returning. Next time, that lovely outdoor patio!