Great Ambiance |
Beautiful Decor |
It has come to my attention that you are
perhaps understimulated. Not getting
quite enough of the good stuff; the kick and juice that makes you feel alive
and awake and happy to be barely surviving on this little blue speck of space
lint we call home.
Does that sound about right? Is
that you? Are you aching and craving and moaning deep in the night? I know just how you feel.
It has therefore come to my
attention that you could use some additional, shall we say, titillation. Damn straight. You are far from alone.
Fresh Brewed Ice Tea... |
They say we are an increasingly
desensitized country. We are dejected
and perpetually jaded, numbed out at a very deep level. Everything's amazing and nobody's happy. Why, just look
around. It's like you can't get a tolerable cup of coffee.
Where do you look for
stimulation? Where do you find that
vital and bracing slap to your id? More
importantly, just how intense do you need it to be before you feel it worth
your time, attention, reaction?
Let me introduce you to the Brick House
Grill, an upscale gastropub in downtown Huntington ,
Indiana at 19 West
Washington Street , serving the finest sandwiches, steaks,
and seafood for lunch and dinner.
Andrew and Garin are the owners of
the Brick House Grill and they offer something truly real. With an understated - elegant atmosphere,
stunning plate presentations, and delicious, freshly cooked food, hope and
salvation is finally here for us foodies. May I hear a Hallelu?
Battered Artichoke Hearts |
Baby Bellas |
Starters include Scotch Eggs ($8),
Fried Artichoke Hearts ($8), and Stuffed Baby Bellas ($8), which are absolutely
fabulous!
Salads are The Classic Cobb Salad
($8) with chicken, bacon, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggs, and cheddar cheese. A Fresh Summer Salad ($8) with fresh
strawberries, mandarin oranges, dried cranberries, red onions, almonds and bleu
cheese. And a Black & Bleu Salad
($10) which is topped with 6oz of prime sirloin, fresh mushrooms, red onions,
cherry tomatoes and bleu cheese.
Nice thick and juicy burgers with
all types of toppings and served with fries. Try the Helluva Burger ($10) which
is topped with everything they have except the kitchen sink.
Brickhouse' version of the Chicago Dog! |
The Drunken Englishman ($8) is a
crispy fried beer battered fish sandwich, while the Southern Gentleman ($7) is
a classic pulled pork sandwich topped with slaw.
One pound of Bacon BLT |
The BFBLT or is it BLFGT ($8) or
maybe it is GLBT (just tell your server a whole bunch of initials and point to
the menu!) I can assure you it is not no
normal BLT .
This baby starts with one pound of crispy bacon and is topped with fried
green tomatoes.
Filet cooked to perfection! |
Grilled Yellow-fin Tuna with Wasabi |
Dinners include Lime City Sirloin
($16), 12oz N.Y. Strip ($19), 16oz bone-in Ribeye ($20), 8oz Filet Mignon
($22), Blackened Chicken ($16), Cajun Grilled Shrimp ($16), Bourbon Grilled
Salmon ($16), and Grilled Yellowfin Tuna ($18) served rare with wasabi.
Spectabulous! |
Sweet Potato on the side! |
Fried Green Tomatoes |
Side of Broccoli |
The Brick House Grill is available to cater weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, birthday or anniversary parties, or any type of celebration on or off sight. They also offer a full bar (with many specialty martinis) and a nice wine selection and beer list.
Give them a call at (260) 224-6696 or check them out on the web at www.brickhousegrill.org and make sure to call for reservations because Awesomeness now has a name; and that is The Brick House Grill.
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