Brick and Porter - Grand Rapids (MI)

3 /5 Jackson Morrison: Was excited to try this place all the food on the menu looked good. I ordered the Big Sassy Burger cooked medium and it came out like a hockey puck super overcooked and dry. The toppings on top the burger were good I think if it was cooked properly it would have been good. The French Onion soup was really good. Nice rich and the cheese was perfectly melted. My wife ordered the Cuban sandwich which was really good. They just need to figure out how to not overcooked their burgers.

3 /5 Shawn Taylor: Server was great atmosphere was stellar!! The food had the potential to be great but it was cold my bill was over a hundred and my 3 year old daughter got burnt black chicken tenders witch was replaced with fresh ones a small recommendation would be to add some fresh garlic to the spinach artichoke dip and maybe serve hot food or temp the food going out because It was definitely cold!!

4 /5 Jessica Z.: Solid pick in the downtown Grand Rapids area. Excellent selection of beer as well as food including pub fare classics. Seemed to draw a large crowd for dinner. By the time I left on a Wednesday night the place was packed. I would recommend it of you were looking for a regular classic pub meal.

5 /5 R St. Charles: Randomly came across this place after a comedy show, glad I did. Great Beer selection, lots of TVs for sports, and the food was fantastic and cook to my specifications. Shelby was my bartender/server, she was extremely friendly, helpful, and fast with her service, she was amazing!

4 /5 Gabrielle Bickersteth: Food was pretty good, the nachos had great topping layering and made a bit of a mess. The dessert was my favorite part, Cookie Butter Banana Pie ❤️ Dog Friendly patio with a few notes. Public sidewalks arent always the cleanest and my dog definitely found some of those long toothpicks used to pin a sandwich. There are only bar height tables, meaning your further from easy correction or control for learning pups. There was a dog bathroom station within 30 feet, which was convenient too.