The Brickhouse Bar & Grill

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80 Market Sq
Newington, CT 06111

Phone: (860) 667-2112

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Neighborhood: Newington

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• Bigalow Burger
• Hand crafted angus beef, lettuce, tomato, red onion, house pickles, roasted garlic aioli, brioche roll. Add-ons avocado, hardwood smoked bacon, fried egg for an additional charge.
• Cajun Fries
• Vegan.
• Salmon Egg Rolls
• Faroe island salmon, roasted peppers, honey cajun glaze.
• Street Tacos (3)
• Carne asada, guajillo chicken, fried catfish mango salsa, pico de gallo, pickled red onions, cilantro lime aioli.
• Wings
• Buffalo sauce, garlic parmesan, sweet thai chili, honey BBQ, jerk, lemon pepper, cajun, garlic parmesan lemon pepper, maple bacon glazed, mango habanero, old bay, honey cajun, buffalo parms, honey mustard.

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  3.7 stars - Based on 15 reviews

#50 out of 119 restaurants in Newington

#7 of 9 American in Newington

5 star				1 review	7%
4 star				8 reviews	53%
3 star				6 reviews	40%
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Top Reviews of The Brickhouse Bar & Grill

05/31/2025 - Arthur H.
The kitchen overhaul really shows-my last couple of wing orders were spot on, and the BBQ burger I had was seriously tasty. The vibe is super friendly and laid-back, the staff are great, and the food consistently beats any chain around here.

08/14/2024 - Alex H.
The recent renovations in their kitchen have truly made a difference, especially evident in the perfectly cooked Buffalo wings I ordered for delivery on two separate occasions. Despite not recalling the name of the BBQ burger I savored, its deliciousness lingered in my memory. The revitalization of Newington center, with Brickhouse as its new social hub, is a welcome change.