Brix And Ale - Georgetown

I came with my engagement and I was very happy about!!! the waiter was cordial and on his game that was eating excellent and the fact that it is very low key and a real peaceful meal!!!

Brix used to be a nice little restaurant. but it really went downhill. the prices are very high. $20 for a burger. $20 for two tacos. under the escape they had only a single unhandled escape below $45. it would be okay if the quality corresponded to the pricing. but the bark in the $20 tacos was hard as leather. my $14 texas tini, this is her takeover of a Mexican martini, was terrible. they also seemed to have only one server for the entire restaurant. I understand that the staff is hard now, but there was a bartender who did nothing and three people on the innate. it took 30 minutes before we could even give our drink order and when we were ready to go, I literally had to physically foot in the kitchen to get the server so I could pay. this service is easy to use at this price level.

Brix used to be a charming little restaurant, but it has really gone downhill. The prices are exorbitant - $20 for a burger and $20 for two tacos. The only entree option under $45 was a single uninspiring dish. The quality doesn't match the prices, as the bark on the $20 tacos was as tough as leather. My $14 Texas Tini (their version of a Mexican martini) was also awful. It seemed like there was only one server for the entire restaurant, with a bartender who appeared to do nothing and three people in the kitchen. It took 30 minutes just to place our drink order, and when it came time to pay, I had to physically seek out the server in the kitchen. This level of service is unacceptable, especially given the high prices.

The prices did not correspond to the information provided. this was our first time that we had visited this. they advertised in a local timeline happy hour with half starters. we called ahead and checked the details with the hotel. they confirmed half-off hosts and discounted on drinks. after sitting, yes the half of the appetizers in this restaurant, but happy hour not here on drinks, but on a small bar in another part of the hotel. no true happy hour on appetizers and bar at a place in the hotel.

This hotel restaurant is above average. The avocado toast as a starter was excellent, with the pickled onions and radishes providing a nice contrast to the traditional flavors. The chicken and waffles could be improved - the frozen chicken tenders and waffles felt a bit basic, but the honey butter was delicious. The scrambler could use a better presentation, but it was a decent portion of a standard breakfast plate.