The Red Brick - Menu

Lovely feel to the interior and will look forward to coming back when the weather is better so that we can enjoy the outside area Friendly hardworking staff, menu was great. Thoroughly enjoyable

Tucked away in the antiques quarter it 's well worth seeking out. Funky n fairtrade n not afraid to have it 's ethics on it 's sleeve. Lovely atmosphere and staff. Great coffee and vegan and dog friendly. Best roasted veg toastie we 've ever had. Can 't wait to go back...

Stopped for a coffee and a snack, loved the wide range of outdoor seating and relaxed atmosphere. I had a coffee and a deliciously gooey brownie, my husband had a bowl of chips which looked great. Overall would recommend as a place to stop for lunch, a coffee or other drink or snack! View menu

Very, very unusual place , quirky doesn't cover it. Interesting cobweb collection. Having said that the bacon sandwiches were the best ever. Visiting the toilets is an experience in itself. Not sure how they passed the hygiene inspection, but if you are not too fussy, it is quite fun!

Only take cash so had to go on a bit of a hike to get to a cash point. Limited menu (fine) but not all options available (not do fine as early lunchtime). Chips ok, salad seemed like it had been made the day before. Looked great and wanted to like it but just felt a bit unprofessional and mediocre.

had a cheese scone and soup . the soup was onion and the scone was not fresh and small for the price. had to wait half and hour and then told they forgot the order. Odd thing is 2 years earlier the same thing happened. Some of the other food looks ok but this place is a racket really pretending to be bohemian but really just expensive View menu

Solo diner betwixt satuday breakfast and lunch. Funky space in the old industrial area of town. Mix of locals and (rah rah) visitors. Very busy; staff were a bit overwhelmed but professional. Ordering protocol is a bit unclear as a first timer but all sorted. The meal was underwhelming but great coffee! All in all a good experience, and I'll return, but i think if it was less busy, things would be better.

Bridport is home to many shops, cafes, and restaurants that try to stand out with a quirky and offbeat vibe, but most fall short. The Red Brick Cafe, however, effortlessly exudes this charm. I dined there tonight and enjoyed their Persian-themed food (which seems to rotate on Fridays). The dishes were fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned, served with a genuine touch. The coffee was particularly excellent. The focus on food provenance and ethics is present but not overbearing. Sharing a table in the evening is common, but the daytime offers a pleasant covered garden area. I will definitely be returning to this gem of a cafe.

This restaurant is more than just excellent – it is truly exceptional in so many ways that other trendy establishments would love to replicate. The Red Brick Cafe is a unique gem that you must visit, but make sure to follow their rules for a top-notch experience. First and foremost, they only accept cash as payment, so don't expect to pay with your phone. Secondly, their opening hours are limited from 10am to 2pm on Wednesday to Sunday, with a Friday evening opening from 6pm to 10pm. Thirdly, there is no menu at the table; instead, you'll find the daily offerings on a chalkboard by the stairs, and once an item is sold out, it's crossed off. This means the selection may be limited, but that's... View menu