Red Brick Bar

Shobi Ali★★★★

I stopped by Red Brick Bar recently, and it’s really your typical college bar—fast-paced, loud, and full of younger crowds. The vibe is definitely energetic, but being in my mid-40s, it felt a bit too hectic for my taste. If you’re looking for a place to grab a drink and relax, this probably isn’t it. That said, it’s fine if you’re in the mood for a lively night out—just not my scene.

Leslie Dixon★

Used to enjoy This place, but it is definitely not the same one beer was $7.50!!!! It was a Michelob ultra. It wasn’t near as crowded as it used to be, and the service was definitely not as friendly. It’s a shame we used to have lots of good times there, but will not be returning. I do not agree with up charging things that much.

Seminole Pride★

As a proud indigenous woman, I use my tribal identification card as my ID at any bar I go to to get on planes to get hotels etc. My tribal identification card is a federally recognized card. That holds more weight than a state ID does and can be accepted everywhere. This bar is either racist or uneducated not sure which one is worse. I looked up the law to make sure I wasn’t overreacting and sure enough I was not. Talked to the owner personally and try to explain that there was a federally recognized card and she just pushed me off and acted like she didn’t understand. Horrible place horrible

Ian Palmerton★★★★★

They allow outside food from my understanding. Very well mannered bartenders, the ownership is great! Allows smoking inside, great patio in the back, and the pool table hall is great!