Brick Streets Brewery
Brewery · Corsicana ·

Brick Streets Brewery

Brewery · Corsicana ·

Artisan ales, lagers, Texas wine, and award-winning burgers

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Brick Streets Brewery by null
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224 E 5th Ave, Corsicana, TX 75110 Get directions

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224 E 5th Ave, Corsicana, TX 75110 Get directions

+1 430 333 8072
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The Castro May Be Able to Welcome New Bars for the First Time Since the ’80s | Eater SF

"A new pop-up bar aimed at adult-children and engineering types will take over Ale Industries on 10th Street on April 23 and 24; The Brick Bar promises more than a million toy blocks, table tennis tournaments, live DJs, and wine, beer, and cocktails." - Becky Duffett

https://sf.eater.com/2022/1/13/22882308/new-bars-the-castro-am-intel
Brick Streets Brewery

Lindsey

Google
This is the best place! Great location, good, friendly crowd, nice staff! And I LOVE the options of beer... light beer and dark beer! Flipping fantastic! I choice dark, which was yummy, and am giving me an excuse to go back for the light ;)

Larry L.

Google
Beyond the Brew: Chef Gandhi's Grass-Fed Burger Revelation at Brick Street Brewery Brick Street Brewery might draw you in for the craft beers (and rightly so, they're excellent), but stay for the culinary magic orchestrated by **Chef Gandhi**. Tucked within this lively brewpub atmosphere of gleaming copper vats and the comforting scent of hops, Gandhi is quietly redefining what a burger can be, with **grass-fed beef** taking center stage. While the menu boasts solid steaks handled with clear expertise, Chef Gandhi's true masterpiece, the crown jewel of Brick Street, is undeniably **his burger**. Forget greasy pub fare – this is an artisan creation built on a foundation of impeccable sourcing. The **100% grass-fed beef** isn't just a buzzword here; it's the soul of the dish. You taste the difference immediately: a deeper, richer, *cleaner* flavor profile than conventional beef, boasting a satisfying minerality and beautiful leanness. Yet, through Gandhi's masterful technique, it remains **astonishingly juicy and bursting with savory essence**. Ordering "The Gandhi Burger" (or whatever it's aptly named on their menu) is an event. The thick patty is seasoned with precision, seared to achieve a sublime, crackling crust that gives way to a perfectly tender, ideally rosy interior (medium-rare is highly recommended). The texture is revelatory – substantial and satisfying without being dense, meltingly tender without disintegrating. It's a testament to both the exceptional quality of the grass-fed beef and Chef Gandhi's profound understanding of how to honor it. He doesn't stop at the patty. The supporting cast is chosen with the care of a maestro: a buttery, toasted brioche bun that stands up to the juiciness; crisp, garden-fresh lettuce and tomato; perhaps a tangy house sauce or perfectly melted artisanal cheese. Every component harmonizes, elevating the star ingredient rather than competing with it. This isn't a burger hiding under toppings; it's a pure, elevated celebration of **exceptional grass-fed beef**. **Verdict:** Chef Gandhi is Brick Street Brewery's not-so-secret weapon. His dedication to premium ingredients, especially that outstanding grass-fed beef, combined with his precise, flavor-forward technique, results in what can confidently be called **one of the best burgers, period.** It transcends the brewpub setting – it's a juicy, deeply flavorful, ethically conscious revelation. Yes, come for the great beer and lively atmosphere at Brick Street, but you'll *return* specifically for Chef Gandhi's unforgettable burger. Prepare to have your expectations permanently raised.

dean

Google
Found this gem, yesterday! Wife and I had a beer and French fries. I had their "Smash IPA" and she had a "Cold Beer". Refreshing beers come in cool glasses! Their French fries are made straight from a real potato, no BS preservatives. Try their dipping sauces, plenty of them. Awesome bartender. Didn't catch her name, but she was friendly and great customer service. We'll be back very soon!! Thank you!!

Joe L.

Google
A little piece of heaven nestled in down town Corsicana where the Cold Beer flows like a river refreshing on a long hot summer day. And where the dark beer grabs ahold of you and tells you your home now. The IPAs are Smashingly good. The food tastes like it was made from the Gods and make a boy slap their mama. The atmosphere is warm, inviting and family friendly definitely a home away from home.

Bill H.

Google
Came into town for a family reunion. Went there on a Friday night. Although we've never been there before, everyone was friendly and welcoming. Excellent staff, great beers on tap, the menu is delicious!

Christopher M.

Google
They only had two beers on tap today. The Smash IPA and the Amber Slammer. Only tried the Smash so far and it was good. Vienna malt and Idaho 7 hops. Will try the Amber Slammer next. Very nice place and we had a nice talk with the gentleman running the bar. They also have wines.

Pat W.

Google
Seems very popular with the locals and justifiably so. Comfortable, laid back space that makes you feel free to enjoy the ambiance, free peanuts, and chat with your neighbor. Appreciate that they're not trying to be "too big for their britches" and just brew a couple crowd-pleasing beers at a time. They do it well and take pride in their product -- this isn't a hipster microbrewery that's overly enamored with the tedious IPA culture that characterizes so many these days, or experimenting with a dozen obscure varieties no one really wants to drink much of. It's simple, tasty, enjoyable, unpretentious, and deserving of patronage from townies and visitors. Nice little space to sit outside too, if the weather is permissive of it. Definitely recommended!

GeofPrice526

Google
Only had a few beers and they were out of some. No beers I really like. Menu was very limited. Burger was about the only thing. We had a (not very good for my taste) beer and left. Went elsewhere for lunch.