Brickhouse Pizzeria

Brickhouse provided our very large party with friendly and efficient service. A great spot to grab a slice or in our case several pies after a movie. We will definitely be back!

My kids and I came in here hangry, we were waiting for a movie and just needed something quick and simple to hit the spot… we found it!
There was a special posted; 2 slices and a drink for $ 5…sold! I also ordered pizza fries, simply topped with marinara sauce and cheese, thoroughly enjoyed those!
We sat in the back by the TV watched some of a basketball game, listened to some music it was not crowded it was great!
The absolute best part was the service. I didn’t get the young ladies name but she was awesome!!! Seriously, the music when we came in was NOT kid friendly she was changing it before I even asked, I wanted a juice for my kids in stars of the fountain soda with the special she let us have both so I could get a little caffeine jolt and she gave my kids a ring pop each when we were leaving! She was just really great at customer service helping us to our seat with the food so accommodating!!!

In a town of pizza snobs I’m sure Brickhouse doesn’t rank too highly for their slices, but honestly it’s pulled through for me so many times. They’re open late, their slices always taste fresh and nicely crispy in the crust, and it’s never crowded.
Hard to imagine, but sometimes I get sick of pizza and in those instances I go for the wings, which are surprisingly large and flavorful! I’ve also ordered the pasta and that definitely wasn’t impressive, so I’d stick with the typical pizzeria fare if I were you.
The best part about Brickhouse is the service. There’s one woman in particular who works there who is always so sweet, upbeat, and helpful. I should definitely get her name next time to give her some official props because she always puts me in a good mood after visiting!

This is one of the best pizza spots! My friends and I stopped by one night after a show, everyone was very friendly and welcoming to our group. We got so carried away that we decided to just chill at the shop for a while. The pizza is your typical New York style, the setting of the space is what really sets the mood. Their music selection is on point with BIG and every other classic hip hop group playing.
They help to take care of a stray so if you’re allergic like I am to cats it may turn you off a bit. I didn’t mind and my allergies weren’t triggered.

Cute pizzeria shop. Stopped in here for a slice before a show at The Annoyance Theatre and got the margherita slice, which was pretty tasty. The staff was friendly and they have a wonderful cat that came and sat on my lap while I ate.

I cannot help but come three times a week– this pizza is just ridiculous. Extra fresh, crispy crust. Special mention for the veggie. The best pizza in Brooklyn!

Went in for some late night pizza with friends. Though it was late pizza tasted fresh and not like it was sitting there for hours. I had a Sicilian slice. Clean place and friendly staff. I’m not usually in Williamsburg but I would definitely come back when I am.

I love their pizza and their sandwiches. I order from there quite often, and only have one complaint.
I ordered pizza tonight at a few minutes after midnight, and it came about twenty minutes later, which is great. BUT I ordered half meatball and I got ground beef. The menu clearly says meatballs, but I did not get meatballs. I was really in the mood for meatballs.

This place is legit. The slices are filling and you won’t walk out of here feeling hungry or with buyers remorse. I recommend getting their namesake pizza, The Brickhouse, topped with meatball, sausage and peppers and onions. It’s my favorite slice at the place. The shop is always busy, with good reason, but the staff always remain friendly and if you become a regular you’ll get to know a bunch of down to earth, real people from the neighborhood.
Like many people have already said, their wings are damn delicious. Really worth getting an order. Never ordered through delivery, I live outside their range, but anytime I’m in there they’ve got a ton of orders going out. So yeah, realize that it’s likely going to take a little extra if you order pizza during rush or when everyone’s on their way back from drinking.
Lastly, a lot of places in Brooklyn swear they’re about the neighborhood but not many are actually about it. Did you know that Brickhouse donates fresh pizza pies to TWO afterschool programs for high school aged kids on a WEEKLY basis? They don’t advertise that because they’re classy, but it’s true. Stop in, get a good slice, meet friendly people, know your dollars are going to a good place.

Just tried this place for the first time & I opted to try the wings. All I can say is WOW !!! They were way better than what I expected. I got the garlic parm wings and they were DELICIOUS !! The best wings ive ever tasted from a pizza joint. I took off one star bc the guy at the counter seemed to have an attitude. & wasnt really pleasant or welcoming at all. Other than that & am very pleased with this place. I will most definitely be returning !!!
Update, I changed my rating to 5 stars because I returned and there was a different person at the counter and she was amazing ! Idk what was up with the other guy.

I don’t get the hate here, but I’ve also never ordered delivery from them. I own a business down the street and want pizza sometimes and don’t feel like spending $ 15 on it at Motorino. For five bucks you get two slices and a drink, the pizza is good and the staff are always friendly to me.

Oh, Brickhouse. Thank you for being open so late. You were the light at the end of a tunnel when me and my girlfriend stumbled in. Comfort in the form of cheese and mushrooms. But anything tastes good when you’re drunk. There’s a time and place for cheap pizza, and 3am on a Saturday night was it.

I really like their pepperoni pizza and the 18 inch is definitely a lot tastier than the 10 inch (which I’ve ordered in the past). Their prices are affordable & I’ve never had a problem with delivery. I live nearby and it usually arrives hot and within 30 – 45 min. It’s definitely my go-​to pizza option on Seamless. I’m not sure why there are so many negative reviews because even if I have some leftover, it still tastes good the next day.

I love Brickhouse. Yes, sometimes the delivery takes a while when you order at 3am (I live 3 blocks away) but I have consistently gotten great food and the staff is always pleasant. I highly suggest their chicken roll.
The people giving under 3 stars seem to be very pompous to me. I grew up in NYC and I know the difference between good and bad pizza. Brickhouse has always been great and tasty. Aside from the somewhat slow delivery times, this place is always great.

I really wish I would have read the reviews on here first. The pizza is more or less average in taste. Nothing you can’t find in any other pizza place. I like my pizza fresh, crispy, and the cheese gooey. Not really what I received.
I placed an order for delivery recently and they took an hour to deliver… I live a block away. Reminds me of the consequences of being lazy.
The delivered pizza was cold and sort of mushy (go figure). I order some garlic knots as a side dish and I almost broke a tooth eating. Seriously, as tough as wood.
On the plus side, the girl on the phone seemed pleasant and was not annoyed that I called to ask about my order status. Not sure if that counts as completely saying this place has awesome customer service, but I like to take positives out of every negative.
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Really crappy pizza. Tasteless, over/​undercooked. I have had better dollar pies in the city.
But it’s open late, and when I am drunk I don’t care. Not sure that says anything good about the place though. Delivery is usually reasonably speedy.

So what can I say? When La Bella on Metropolitan is closed after 2AM bar crawls we still want pizza. Let me tell you what isn’t a suitable alternative. Not only will brickhouse burn your pizza to a crisp every time, they’ll also show up about 75 – 120 minutes after you order. It may even show up for breakfast. The delivery takes so long I honestly sometimes forget I even order it. When the pizza showed up last night and my girlfriend brought it into the room I was like «oooo we got pizza?» She should’ve said «no, not really. what we really got was cheese toast.» I live two streets over and it was smooth weather to be fair.
How do you not know how to make a quality pizza? I could understand if you’re running a burger hut or a bagel joint and pizza comes out shittty because it isn’t the primary item, but I’ve tried so many times and under no circumstance (brick oven or New York style or even Chicago deep dish) does pizza need to come out like a cracker with minimal sauce and minimal cheese. And please, I paid 3.00 for extra cheese. I’m pretty sure when the order showed up at Brickhouse, the team looked at the ticket, laughed it, said «this guy again? when will he learn?!» and gave me a pie that could’ve been made a few hours before the order.
Instead of having topping options there should be a thermometer to indicate if you want your pizza well done or not. Like a burger meter. I’ve lived in Williamsburg for 4 years and ever since meza Luna closed on havemeyer I haven’t been able to get a quality pie after 1AM.
Brickhouse, if you’re gonna charge $ 20 for a pie with extra cheese, throw in a pack of sargento provolone or something, because what we got last night was a giant Keebler round of Export Sodas. I’ve ordered repeatedly trying to give this place a chance, but next time I’ll just take a glass of water to bed and go to sleep hungry than waste my hard earned cash on a crispy saucer. We seriously could’ve walked this pie to the rooftop, plugged it in as a satellite dish, and caught the PPV rerun of Wrestlemania because it could’ve acted as a means to get reception from outer space. Order at your own risk.

This review may be tarnished with the fact that I was drunk when I went to this pizza place.
But the pizza was fucking good.
Try the beef and cheese one. They’re not shy with the beef and it’s a really good price for what you get. The staff are friendly too.
My only complain is that they don’t sell beer as advertised but in this case it was probably best that I didn’t drink anymore than I already had.

The pizza is inexpensive, the staff has always been friendly to me, and in a pinch I have been known to stop by for a slice or two. However, given the plethora of nearby pizza options (Motorino, La Nonna, etc…), I don’t think their pizza stands up.
The slices I have gotten seemed like they were sitting out for a while, and the «dryness» they had upon reheating confirmed by suspicions. I would recommend getting a pizza fresh out of the oven as the way to go there.
As the saying goes, pizza is like sex, even when it is bad, its still pretty good.

The
Slice was
Average
But for two bucks
I can’t complain. Good for quick bite by bridge.