Welcome to Olde Brick House

“ Everything was outstanding the hostess ,waiting staff & bartender were so courteous and caring!!!!Handicap friendly & great atmosphere! Great beer selection! Mules were great! Appetizers were great! Our meal was so great ! ”

Doug M.

“ Great atmosphere and good service. The meal was fun. New twist to an old favorite. 1st time having creamed cabbage. Will be adding to St. Patrick's Day menu! ”

John E.

“ My wife and I stopped into the Olde Brick House for dinner while at Mayo. Looking for a good pub is always on our list while traveling and the Old Brick House did not disappoint. Our server Adrian was awesome and recommended the fish and chips, so we ordered up a couple Guinness and placed our order for fish and chips and a shepherds pie. I noticed a few references to Cork Ireland around the pub and having recently been there mentioned it to Adrian as he delivered our dinner. Wow! After tasting the fish and chips I told my wife it was like I was back in Cork having fish and chips! They were delicious. We even made it a point to dine a second night with them and tried the shaved lamb stroganoff and a couple more Guinness. Do yourself a favor and stop by if you are in town and ask for Adrian. Thanks Old Brick House and Adrian for the great food and service. ”

Mark S.

“ Large portions for lunchtime. My daughter and I shared the chicken tenders and fries with a side salad. This was more than enough for the two of us. She doesn't care for fish, so I did not get to try the fish and chips but I will definitely be back to try those since I heard they are great. The service was great, and they were very attentive. A really unique in fun pub to visit for drinks or a meal. The location is also really close to the mayo clinic. ”

Jessica S.

“ I rolled into town with my boss for an engagement and we were hold up (in separate rooms of course) at the Kahler Grand Hotel in downtown Rochester across from the world famous Mayo clinic. Our responsibilities were not going to commence till afternoon so I had time to stroll in the LL or subway level of the buildings and found OBH and decided to give it a go for lunch. One thing I'm noticing about Rochester-it's super clean, really clean and the people are friendly. I'm guessing if you have to spend a ton of time indoors during winter you want both to be part of your everyday experience. Okay back to lunch.... I asked Shelly my server which of the following three I should choose: 1) The Jalapeno Burger 2) The Fish and Chips 3) The Grilled Meatloaf Without even a bit of hesitation she said, the meatloaf. So I went with it. If lunch could be a soft sweater, a comfy pair of sweatpants or a warm blanket on a cold day-this was it-the grilled meatloaf felt like a warm, gentle hug on a cold winter day. A hug so grand, yet so gentle, so affirming and nurturing that you are motivated to take a nap, commit to a mission trip to serve people in need, write a note to your grandparents or poem for your lover. Yes, it's just simply that good. Shelly, my server, was pleasant, friendly and attentive and non-obtrusive. OBH was busy, not packed, and the patrons looked as though they were happy and having good discussions. Those in town to visit the hospital (either patients or kinfolks) you'll be well taken care of at the OBH. I recommend you put the joint on your list. A fair and reasonable price for a great lunch out the door for 25 bucks including tip-in these days is a win. I'm not sure I'll ever be back in downtown Rochester, but if I am I'll stop in for this hug ( I mean lunch.) Peace ya'll. ”

Bob B.