The Green Bricks in Kingston upon Hull, City of

Came here with friends for food and was pretty disappointed by the staff, very rude and very little customer service skills. The food was OK but I won't be returning if I visit Hull again

Called in for a quick drink on a quiet Monday evening. The barman lacked any basic customer facing skills. No greeting, surly service, no manners. I can understand why the place had only four customers. Employ staff that aren't antisocial, that like people & enjoy providing a service

Went in to Humber Dock Tavern (Green bricks) today, I have been in another twice in the past month, I asked for the 2 grill steaks off the menu, I asked for 2 steaks, it said on the menu I could have 2 side dishes, I asked the lad for fries and peas, he said it was extra, I challenged him about the 2 free sides that go with the steak meals, he said, ‘ the menu changed weeks ago and we haven’t updated it, I told him politely that it shouldn’t be allowed, he said, it’s not fault, it’s the management, I then told I would go elsewhere.I asked myself, did this happen to me twice before in the last 4 weeks? The sides come to 11 pounds, so I’ve been fleeced, also, how many others have been ‘fleeced’ due to this menu misunderstanding, someone should challenge this pub about ripping off the public.

visited humber Dock with friend for drinks. Booked a table online. We arrived to be told a table had not been booked but thr bouncers found us 1. We were told only 2 people at the bar at one time. We went out 4 a cog came back in and they had given our booked table to someone else. Asked a person stood at the door n he seated us some where he was rude and abrupt. Went to the bar for a drink for him to approach me and say " you have to go out side and come bk In and queue for a drink " I apologised as we were not told this for him to tell me " you knew you had to do that mate " but was really rude and told me to get out and queue even though I had been served. He also very abruptly told our partners to sit down. When questioned who he was he said the managers bloke. He was rude abrupt no customer service skills what so ever and just not an inviting person. Then the pub ran out of all cola and lemonade by 8.40pm and there was only bottle of cider and beer. The atmosphere was horrific due to the managers bloke walking round with misserable face and talking to guests like crap. We will NOT return to this pub and have told many people about our experience. 0 star rating

Walking around the busy marina area (1:00pm looking for somewhere to get lunch without having to queue and was pleasantly surprised to find a quiet pub. Got a couple of drinks and asked for a table and we were told "sit where you like" After a quick peruse of the limited menu I plumped for a steak n ale pie only to be informed it had 'sold out' Chose a club Sandwich next and my son picked the mixed grill. Sat back down waiting and eventually after 30mins a member of staff came over, not with food but to ask us to move to another table! Waited another 20mins then went to the bar to ask where our food was and we were told 'it's on its way." After another 5mins (55mins in total) it eventually arrived luke warm. Didn't send it back as I was very hungry by then but will not be returning!

So we arrived, and saw plenty of seating outside, decided to get drinks, and planned to eat later. There was a few people at the tables, we saw no organisation within the pub, no sign of handwash. No one cleaned down the tables as people left. Anyhow two hours later, of them happily taking our money, one of the 'snotty staff' came over. Did you book the table. No! Then you need to move, were to. Over there with the big group. Really, you want us to put ourselves at risk. Anyway the snotty sod carried on been obnoxious, to us and others Well stuff you, tipped our drinks on the floor, move down to the next pub, with polite staff. And bought our planned meal else where. Won't ever get our custom again.

Very pleasant pub and a big improvement of what it was, would defiantly recommend for drinks or food.

Visited Humber bar & grilll (what I call ‘green bricks’) with friends for an after work drink. Not been in since it’s been taken over and had a very pleasant experience. The drink was cold and refreshing, the new staff were polite & friendly and they looked hard at work. Very much enjoyed our visit and will be popping back in very soon x

Never eaten here as yet but still an enjoyable place to visit for a drink which we do regular the beer is good and well kept ,the staff are polite and friendly, cannot mark on food as never eaten there yet but will do

Visited here today for the Humber street shesh £4 a pint not to bad....returned after6pm .....,£5 a pint, what a rip off for the people of Hull.

Busy sunny saturday and not a glass collector in sight. Empty glasses filled the outside tables and lined the dock front. Took me 2 trips to clear the dirty glasses from the outside table. Really need to get staff on for clear up, and sooner rather than later.

THIS IS AN EXACT COPY OF THE E MAIL THAT I SENT...TO WHICH THEY HAVE NOT HAD THE DECENCY TO REPLY ! LOOKS LIKE POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS PRETTY CONSISTANT AND IM GUESSING THAT THE IDIOTIC DEMENTED PARROT WAS MORE THAN LIKELY THE MANAGER, HENCE NO REPLY...THERE ARE NICER PUBS WITH NICER STAFF TO GO IN, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ! Sir or Madam,   I can honestly say that I have never felt the need to make a complaint about service I have received until last night in your pub.   My husband went to the bar and ordered a pint of lager and a double vodka red bull (this is advertised all over your pub as being £4.95) he got our drinks, took his change and it wasn’t until he got back to me that he realised that he had paid £13 for the two drinks, this was obviously to much for what we had ordered so I took the vodka red bull back to the bar and was asked by a stocky bearded male if there was a problem.   I asked if the price had changed for my drink because it was the weekend (which was the only logical reason that I could think of) to which he replied that wasn’t the case and I had got what I paid for ! I asked how that could be as the price was £4.95 and we had obviously paid nearly double, to which he basically said that they had run out of “house Vodka” so I had got a premium one, I then tried to reason with him by saying that he should have informed my husband at the time that that was the case, to which he just carried on saying “you got what you paid for” like some idiotic demented parrot. He didn’t even have the decency to come over to me directly, he just kept on serving people throwing comments back at me.   No where is it advertised that the price is different if its not “house vodka” This bar person should have informed my husband that the price was different to the one advertised There was no apology at all or understanding,  just plain arrogance   I am absolutely disgusted with his attitude, last night was neither the time or place to carry on the one sided discussion that I was having, I was neither drunk nor rude to him but was just trying to get my point across.   Another customer stood next to me even said to him that he should have said about the price.   What ever happened to common decency to customers   I await your reply   Andrea

Visited on Saturday evening with my family to celebrate my sisters birthday.It was very busy and we expected a wait for our meals.Ordered at the bar to a very rude man ( big beard, small manners ). Waited 30 minutes for our food to arrive, when it did it was luke warm and looked like it had been thrown onto the plates. The mashed potatoes had a filmy crust on it, obviously microwaved. Will not be returning.

A well established public house frormerly known as the Green Bricks, you'll soon see why. Great loaction down at Marina, large spacious bar with good selection of beers etc., Visited evening time (Monday) with most other establishments at the Marina closed. Made the mistake of ordering food....got to say it was pretty poor, stroganoff for me with what appeared to be microwave or boil in the bag rice and a rather watery solution that was presumably the strog sauce. Would return for a pint if passing but would not eat there.

The music was good and the vibe was great but I just wanted a bottle of beer and they didn't have any!

Great value lunch menu. Cheeseburger and hot stone steak, £16 for both. Only complaint the chips were advertised as hand cut but the were clearly low quality frozen. Steak and burger beautiful. Service great (I can't believe previous reviews-the staff couldn't have been more helpful, please take and efficient) great location, reasonable drink prices. Be better when(if) they can serve food outside on sunny days - apparently they're waiting on a licence????

This used to be called Green Bricks but is now called Humber Dock Bar and Grill.

We had our evening meal at the Marina - The Green Bricks. It was a pleasant place. good choice of meals and good value. Thnak you.

The service was great with a friendly greeting when we entered the bar, the Foo was a little passe, the medium rribeye was rare almost blue in the centre, not what you would expect from a self confessed steak restaurant

Fuimos anoche por la comida. Todos los pedidos, ya que había unos 12 de nosotros. La mayoría tenía carne. Tuve que volver para estar más preparado. Hamburguesa de alguien parecía que había sido hecho el día anterior y luego re-climatizada. Las salsas eran diabólica! Salsa de queso azul piedra fría, incluso la pequeña jarra de vino era directamente desde el frigorífico. Parecía que la mayonesa y sabían como vinagre. Incluso el uso de la salsa de vinagre de sabor. Absolutamente repugnante. El servicio era muy lento, mismo chico en el bar que sirve la comida. El último plato salió cuando todo el mundo había terminado! No pierdas tu tiempo ir. . . . horroroso! ! ! ! !

We visited Hull on Saturday for an open air concert for the BBC Proms. Having some time to have lunch before the concert, we wandered down to the marina looking for a pleasant pub to have lunch. The Humber Dock looked OK, at least from the outside. Inside is dismal, old furniture and furnishings, plus a strong smell of toilet cleaner greeted us. We found a table, easily done, not many tables were occupied. Asked at the bar about ordering, read the menu, limited choice and the four of us chose fish and chips. To the bar to order and buy drinks. One of us ordered drinks, all served in plastic glasses, even the wine. Another ordered the food. Only to over here the "chef" say he only had another two servings of fish and chips left after our order and that ours would be half an hour. This was on a Saturday at about 12.30pm. With very few customers. So we cancelled the order, drank up and left. I cannot comment on the food, only the pub. So if you just want a drink, in a plastic glass, whether inside or outside, don't mind smelly toilets, then give it a try. The waterfront area is very pleasant and was buzzing with people, entertainers and music, but this pub must be letting down the city, especially as a Hull is the City of Culture for 2017. The owners and managers have a few months to get their act together, otherwise visitors are going to get the wrong impression of Hull.

Old fashioned pub with a big empty main room, didn't try the food, they have outdoor seating in a great location, good choice of beers.

Unfortunately we came across this place on a Saturday lunch time and wished we had walked straight past and gone elsewhere! Being that this establishment is one of the first that greets you onto the marina you would have thought that they should be no undoubtedly able to grasp this advantage by both hands. I fair not! With both staff suitably hospitality qualified and excellent marketing strategy this place could be able to provide the basis of being the best pub in the immediate area to have a cracking few drinks and a decent pub meal. Oh how wrong we were!In walking into the place the first thing you noticed was the dinning/drinking areas to be an untidy unorganised state. Giving them the benefit of the doubt for this was a Saturday lunch time and they were possibly busy [sic, not!]. My partner and I found a relevantly clean and tidy table and proceeded to browse the food menu. My partner opted for the steak pie which was to be accompanied by mashed potatoes, peas and a jug of gravy and myself, although not a vegetarian I selected for a change, plus it sounded rather good the bean burger served in a brioche bun with stilton cheese, walnut salad and the choice of potato (I selected sweet potato fries). We also ordered a pint of beer and a medium glass of white wine………here’s where everything started to go downhill rapidly! Firstly like most females I like to wear lipstick but I’m not very convivial to wearing and certainly not into drinking out of an unwashed wine glass which has the previous drinker’s lipstick cloaked on it! This inattention was dealt with – thankfully they didn’t just pour the contents of wine into a clean glass but saw the error of their ways and issued a newly poured glass of wine! Once seated and the observation that although outside it was a pleasant sunny and warm Saturday the establishment wasn’t that overly busy so with at least 3 members of staff working behind the bar area they could surly easily cope with the workload. After roughly a 25 minute wait one of the bar staff bought over to our table 2 plates of what at one point in its history could have feasibly been food! The steak pie looked a rather grey in colour, the mashed potato looked uninspiring and the peas appeared to have possibly spent the last 2 weeks in the hot dry environment and were not fit for purpose, to eat! Ahh I know what you are thinking “At least it must have be steaming hot”? Unfortunately I’m going to have to disappoint you here for I think the mortal sin had been carried out for plate #1…… it had been ‘cooked’ in the microwave! Although the outer serving bowl was the temperature of the core of the sun but the once the ‘microwaved’ soggy pastry lid was lifted the contents were as cold as the last glacier ice age! Come on plate #2 must have been better…….sorry no can do……my freezer bag chips were doing a very good act of pretending to be ‘sweet potato fries’ (which when the waitress was informed of their error bought the ‘correct’ fries – ‘free of charge’ I was told I have you know…..mighty decent of them [sic])! Now I pride myself on at my age to still having all of my own teeth but on inspection of lifting the brioche I was greeted by, if it wasn’t already in a vegetate state and never once a breathing animal it was effectively rather well charred and dead now. Not only was it somewhat crunchy on the outside but the inside too. By this time my partner had given up on all hope of tackling the objects on his plate and started to look towards a share of my burnt offerings instead. Enough was enough so we called over to the staff member who bought the plates to our tables to explain our situation. She asked us if everything was okay which my partner replied well not really as his meal was served to him to be rather cold and uneatable and mine meal was rather on the overdone state. We were knowledge that she would speak with the manager and would ask them to come over to speak with us. Fortunately this information obviously prompted the manager to act promptly [sic] to the point my partner had to make an additional THREE trips up to the bar until the manager emerged to deal with the matter!! He seemed somewhat surprised to find out that our meals weren’t very good and tried to play it down. Clearly he wouldn’t be able to vet all of the plates that leave the kitchen on route to his customers but clearly if he is under the impression that the plates of food served up to us were of suitable standard he needs to reevaluate if he’s running a pub/restaurant and not in fact a company producing items intended to go straight to landfill instead! Here’s the one and only positive detail that came out of this fiasco that both our meals were refunded.Summing this up – get both your front and back of house customer service right, market your place as to somewhere customers would want to pay to eat and drink and also pay you other visits and heavens above cook your food properly! Until you do that properly you will unfortunately be reading more damming reviews, such as this from other unhappy customers.NB This place has changed its name to be now called the Humber Dock Tavern

Was waiting for around 15 mins to be served @ the bar, then when the food came the gammon was swimming in greasy, the burger was greasy with one small piece of lettuce & tomato in the floury dry breadcake, chips looked like frozen ones and where so hard, when we asked to speak to the manager, he came through from the back and said to us " IT IS MY DAY OFF TODAY SO MY BAR STAFF WILL HAVE TO SORT IT"his attitude was like he couldn't be bothered , no apologize for the meal or anything, then the bar staff (male) just said i suppose i will have to give you your money back. This pub could also do with a deep clean, tables dirty. Will never be visiting this pub again

Visited with a friend for a quick drink. Couldn't get a pot of tea only a cup, music very loud, it was warmer inside than out on a sunny June day!!!

Never mind the food I wouldn't eat here reading the reviews and if you do I reckon you will have to order it about 24 hours in advance,, Getting served at the bar was bad enough stood there waiting whilst people who came in after me where getting served the bar staff don't have a clue so I left and went elsewhere it's overpriced in there anyway won't be going back after that,, they need to get there act together as it's in a prime spot and the food reviews are not too clever

Came today with family & friends. The steak pie was absolutely fantastic. Kids meals and puddings were generous but would say the chicken goujons were more like nuggets than goujons. Staff were lovely and very accommodating, letting us bring our dog in. Great atmosphere & the refurb is spot on. Would have given 5 stars but the chips were very slightly undercooked. Will definitely return.

Cannot believe how disappointed me and my husband was with the food. Being a great lover of stroganoff we both chose the same dish. We are not the type of people to complain, but this food was no way edible. Granted we got our money back, which we didn't expect. No way would we ever eat there again. The chef should be ashamed. After reading other reviews, it goes without saying, the chef needs replacing or learning a thing or two on how to cook.

If you want a nice pub lunch, go elsewhere. We had ants in the condiments and the flies were quite annoying. One of our meals was Ham, eggs and chips, it was 3 shrivelled up pieces of bacon, not many chips and 2 eggs. One of the cheese burgers and chips was in a dried up bread cake, about 6 skinny chips, this is the meal I took back, it returned with maybe 2 more chips. What a waste of money!!!

Pick this place out of the blue with my daughter and her friend all 3 order the steak. The steak and side where amazing

We looked forward to visiting this pub as it is a place we used to go visit prior to it being refurbished and opened under the new name.The interior was nice and the music was good, dancy and remixed to get you in the mood for the night.The major let down were the bar staff. There were 2 girls serving, both with faces like a wet weekend and the sort of un-friendly un-approachable attitudes.After being served my drinks I politely asked for some lime in one of the pints of lager. The girl who served me stared at me with a blank expression for a few seconds and then muttered, 'we dont have lime'This was a lie as she had put the lime in our previous drinks, she just couldn't be bothered to give give me some.If I were the owner I would take a close look at how my bar staff interact with customers and implement training or get rid of them for staff that enjoy doing their job, know how to say please and thanks, can smile and dont mind putting lime a drink.

I visited with a group of friends to eat on April 29th.Once we got seated we were told by the waitress that she would take our drinks order from the table as there were a few of us instead of getting us to go to the bar. (Like this isn't normal in a restaurant) so she gave us a pen and scrap paper to write down our drinks order. (We were certain that this should be her job but we wrote it down anyway)Same again for the food, we where given a scrap piece of paper and a pen and told to write down our food order. Food didn't take that long if I'm honest so we were happy about that. But for a bar and grill that is calling itself a steak house you'd of thought they'd be able to cook steak as ordered. I ask for my £25 18oz steak to be cooked medium/rare and when it arrived I was left with a chewy well done piece of meat that was about as tasty as a leather boot. I sent it back as I was unhappy obviously and ask again for medium/rare. So about 15 minutes later my second steak arrived and I'm pretty sure it was still moo'ing.On top of this, one of my friends side dish was missing. We all got the dirty fries, which are advertised as fries with pulled pork among other things such as cheese and chipotle. Well I'm still waiting for the pulled pork to turn up. All in all, between us we spent over £200 and needless to say we were all in agreement that we would not be returning. Disappointed is an understatement.

Went with four of our friends for a 50th birthday, ordered the food and was told it was a 45 minute wait which we didn't mindThe food came and didn't look good and some things weren't right but because we were hungry got tucked in, this is when it was obvious we had to complain They offered a full refund on all our food without any quibbles On speaking to a member of staff this happens quite a lot

Not being locals this venue was recommended to us. Food was not great. Hull is full of restaurants the sooner this one improves are closes it will be best for all.

I came here for brunch/lunch with a friend and was extremeley disappointed.I got the humber dock brunch (full english but with chips) and the sausages were disgusting and cheap, almost fake looking, the bacon had thick fatty rind on and eggs were overcooked, the whole plate was swimming in grease and it made me feel physically sick, I couldnt eat it.I have never been here on a night time for a full meal but I doubt I will after seeing the poor quality of food.

Visited here with 4 friends for lunch. Tried to ring in the morning to pre-order the food and book a table as we were in our lunch hour. No answer so got the email address from the website and sent the order that way. Rang later on to check they had received my order and they said they had. When I got there I was told the email address on the website was wrong so they hadn't got my order! Good start! Food came in the end, 2 orders of which were 'fish finger wrap with tartare sauce'. I didn't expect to take the fish FINGER literally - there was one fish finger in the wrap, and no tartare sauce. This cost £5.95 and the fish fingers were a cheap brand, certainly not homemade. £5.95 for one fish finger, some manky salad that looked days old and I had to pay £1.25 extra for chips! We told the waitress but there was no apology. We told the bar man and he said the chef had left for a while (I hoped maybe to get more fish fingers and some fresh salad!!!). No money was taken off my bill but they took my email address and said the chef/manager would email me. This has not been forthcoming. Very disappointing for a place that splashes 'city of culture' all over the outside.

Visited Humber Dock Bar & Grill (formerly known as Green Bricks) last Saturday, April 1st. I think these guys take April Fool's Day a little too seriously. Ordered the 32oz twin rib eye to share with my girlfriend, with a couple of starters and sides. After 20 minutes of waiting a server came over to tell us that rib eye wasn't actually available, so would rump be okay? Not really I said, and suggested sirloin, and he went off to check. The starters came and went with no further clarification on what our main would actually be. A different server went off to check and confirmed it would be sirloin. At no point did any staff stop to think that what I had ordered was around £8 more expensive that what I would be getting, so I had to point this out to be refunded the difference.After waiting a total of 1 hour (confirmed by the time on the receipt) my girlfriend went to the bar to ask. 10 minutes later the steak finally came out and the night truly took a bizarre turn. Instead of receiving a 32oz steak on a heated "rock" as the menu implies, the servers brought over two 16oz sirloins, one of which was sizzling on the aforementioned rock, the other on a small plate, completely cold and raw. Now I'm not squeamish around raw meat, especially steak, but I did have to wonder what the kitchen staff and servers were thinking. Did the chef decide to chuck Steak #2 out of the door without even bothering cooking it, after my girlfriend complained and word got back to him? How would a family with young children have reacted?After asking a server if this was right, he confirmed it was so, and that I could cook my steak on the rock after my girlfriend's had finished (despite the fact they brought no side plates...). I suggested that bringing two rocks out would have been more sensible and he went off to get another one. So then I had the delight of cooking my own dinner at the table after waiting over an hour for it and paying in total over £50 (2 drinks, 2 starters, 1 main).Despite cooking it medium rare, the steak was rubbish.These guys have "BEST STEAK IN HULL" and "BEST STEAK IN CITY OF CULTURE 2017" plastered all over their windows.

I try to pop in for a compulsary pint when i come to work in Hull each month from Penzance. The staff are welcoming and professional always with a smile. The bar area has just been refurbished and it looks great. If you like a pub that is modern to the extent you feel you need a second morgage for a pint and the staff work as though they are in some posh hotel DONT come here. This is a great british pub no frills but a great heart. Well done guys keep the good work up.

I'll get straight to it starting with the carvery, alarms bells should have rang seeing the Yorkshire puddings sat on top of the glass shelve away from heat and the elements, the stuffing came in the form of small squares from a baking tray also not keeping warm ! By the time I got to my table to eat everything was cold and I had to ask for it to be put in the microwave, the meal was rubbish the ingredients were very poor and poorly prepared . One member of staff was enjoying watching the sports on tv and most of the time the bar was unattended. The place didn't look organised or managed. I've since learnt its reopened recently now the Humber dock bar and grill, i will re write this review on the new site. Come on management you have competition out there and make Hull proud, no good just changing names and interior it starts at the top !

Terrible about summarises a meal at Humber Dock bar & grill Saturday night, pub atmosphere, loud music and busy with drinkers. Tables should all be separate if they are serious about serving food. They did eventually move us round the corner after originally saying noFood arrived very separately, the first plate to arrive was mostly eaten by the time the 4th meal was served When the bowl of dirty fries was stone called, so we sent back, the same bowl arrived back moments later after a quick blast in the microwave No steak knives for 2 steaks served on the black rocksWhite wine was also not chilledThe pulled pork BBQ beans we ordered, and paid for, was just a bowl of what I can only assume of tinned baked beans but by this time querying it seemed more bother than it was worth, so carried on Iv eaten in lots of places good and bad and never had a TripAdvisor account, but this experience was bad enough for me to sign up and warn other people of my bad experience I enjoy popping in for a quick drink, but I will not be eating here again

We were told when we ordered food that there would be a 25 minute wait which we accepted. We actually waiting just over an hour. When the food arrived it looked dried out and wasn't presented well. No cutlery or condiments on table so we had to ask a very harassed but friendly waitress. Food was expensive. £9.00 for a Halloumi salad which was 4 pieces of halloumi sitting on a chopped iceberg lettuce.Pub feels and looks unfinished. Toilets half done and still dusty.Would recommend.

i was working in fruit and we use to go the green bricks for pints and food it have been in many in humber dock st

Great location, great provenance for history, great pub features with green bricks outside but food poor to say the least. Menu very limited and with this year putting Hull the Culture City this kitchen needs to alter the changes required. Come Easter forwards there will be a lot of discerning clients at their doorstep due to the culture venues and the Marina at their doorstep. We had Salmon, very bland seemed microwaved or poached with no seasoning or served with lemon. The vegetables were the same apart from a good mash taste wise. The ambience and bar and serving staff were on top of their game and customers well attended to apart from the kitchen. A lot going for this place but they could re-look at the menu and how to prepare and cook to today's clients and leave the past for a new Hull in eateries.

Stopped here for lunch on Saturday 18 February. From the outside the pub looks characterful although inside it has been recently refurbished so lost a bit of it's original character. Staff not particularly welcoming and when we ordered drinks their hot drinks machine wasn't working. Ordered food from a decent selection but don't be in a rush - took nearly 1 hour to serve us. When the food came - fish and chips in my case - the portions were generous so no complaints on that front. Perhaps a bit of staff training might help..!!

Went to Green Bricks today to watch City against Arsenal. Bar staff very friendly prices good. Decided to have food - bad decision. Wife ha a beef sandwich which was all gristle. I had cheese and pickle baguette which came hot. Unfortunately all-pickle and little cheese.Go for the beer but be beware if ordering food

We went here after a baby shower at Tapasya. We only went for one drink whilst we waiting for our taxi but the atmosphere was lovely and the staff were friendly.

Visited here during our city of culture light show launch. Nice food, friendly staff and a great location on the marina. Worth a try for food or a drink during Hull's celebration year.

I am very happy to see Green Bricks starting its revival and offering gorgeous food. They are still in the process of renovations but I'm so glad they are open for business

Very disappointed on the cleanliness, throughout the pub. On first glance looks fine but when you have ordered and sat down you notice the dirty tables, carpet and general dust. It has that uncared for unloved appearance. If we had seen the state of the toilets before we ordered we would not have stayed. The young guy serving was polite and friendly but he couldn't makeup for the poor quality meal we were served, fish and chips with mushy peas and bread and butter. Fish ok batter strange, chips over cooked and no butter for the dry bread. We traveled from York to enjoy Hulls city of culture experience so come on Green Bricks don't let your city down.

Visited tonight with husband, two daughters and our baby. Very busy due to final night of first week of city of culture events. No seating for food at first due to been v busy. The manger (guy behind bar) was really helpful, said he would seat us next (even when people were just trying to get in first), got us seated very quick. Food was good. Toilets a bit smelly though. All in all decent pub, very helpful manager and good pub food! Thankyou for getting us seated v quickly when it was very busy in the marina!

Waited 45 minutes for cold food also stated 1/2 price on Mondays to be told it's not cause it's a bank holiday! Didn't state that on advert/ flyer, also toilets no working hand dryer or loo roll!!! Never again!

Out enjoying one of the first events of the City of Culture, Made in Hull, Victoria Square display fabulous, but the remainer not so good. Leaving Humber St, decided to call at The Green Bricks pub for a drink, the food looked good, but did not have any. The barman was helpful and good at his job. Unfortunately, the toilets were awful, no soap in the dispenser, hand dryer did not work, and the toilets would not flush, very poor show.Come on, let's get the basics correct if we are to show the world we are a city to visit.

Popped in for sunday lunch. Me and my husband had roast beef,eldest daughter had fish & chips and youngest had a wrap.All lovely and home cooked,very reasonable prices

Wow a steak and ale pie that's actually a pie, not a stew i with a lid but an actual pie and it was beautiful. The chips were a little an the fries side for me some nice chunky would have been better. Which lost one star . My partner had a cajan burger and there wasn't anything cajan about it great burger but not what was ordered which was served on a wooden plate which we don't like as wood holds a lot of bacteria it's not very nice. Great flavoured food just need a bit of attention I will be going back The staff are great and the food is almost there.

Visited on a Monday evening for wife's birthday. Place was almost deserted apart from two kids birthday parties with screaming kids, not a great start. Found a table in quieter area and ordered food. Had to get own cutlery from bar and ask for table to be cleaned as it was very sticky. Loud speaker over table meant we couldn't talk to each other so another move. Starters arrived, prawn cocktail, budget quality prawns on lettuce leaves with no sauce and chopped onions and peppers, very strange and not nice. Mains arrived and were edible but not great quality. Being Monday they had a 50% off offer so well priced but still not worth the money. Wife went to ladies to find 3 cubicles 2 out of order and third leaking so wet floor and no soap for hand washing. The place has no atmosphere and is in need of a full makeover. This pup is on the edge of the marina and with city of culture coming up next year it needs sorting or closing soon.

Lovely pub in hull marina, very friendly bar staff and was great for a nice pint on a chilled Sunday evening.

Sat outside on the harbourside and enjoyed a cold refreshing Rekorderlig in the sun. nice clean pub with pleasant staff in nice surroundings.

Eaten there a few times - changed menus but not for the better. I think it is a chain pub now and food has changed from home cooking (the lasagne was fantastic) to predictably okay!!

We were really looking forward to lunch and happened upon The Green Bricks with a Friday Fish special. We both ordered the Fish and chips, when it arrived the chips were not the traditional type, they had skins on and were not very warm. The fish was very nice but the batter was soggy and the peas and the bread were a bit dry. The place itself is very nice and the staff pleasant. Its a shame the food let it down. We have been on previous occasions and had better food.

Waited 30+ minutes at a reasonably quiet period. I ordered garlic kiev and my partner ordered fish and chips. Upon arrival both meals were lukewarm. My garlic kiev was hardly garlicy and my partners fish was very greasy. Chips on both meals were rustic which was a nice touch but they were really dry.Toilets were disgusting urine/toilet water all over one cubicle floor, the other was heavily soiled and dirty. A lady that was already using a toilet called to me as I walked in and suggested I use the one after her as it was the best of the bunch. Toilet roll was wet with an unknown liquid and was on top of the cistern due to dispenser being empty. My partner reported that the men's toilets were not much better. The other half of the pub was closed due to a function so these toilets were the only ones available to pub customers.I would not recommend this pub to anyone and I will definitely not be returning to dine.

Called in for lunch while out for the day, the main menu said there was a separate menu for allergies and intolerances but could not be found, the ladies toilets were not up to a decent standard, no sani bin and the bin available was over flowing. Once ordered it seemed ages for the food to arrive which was not bad at all.

we came across this pub while out strolling on a Friday night .as we had already eaten we only stopped in for drinks .its in a lovely part of hull right on the marina . we were lucky to get the nice large booth to sit in at one of the bar -great palace to sit and people watch . there was four of and we found the prices were good . the staff were very pleasent .polite and helpful. its a really friendly place with a good atmosphere . seemed to be used a lot by the locals . the décor was vey nice and clean .same to the toilets . also easy access for everyone ..well worth a visit ,during the day you can sit outside and watch the boats in the marina .

We often eat here after visiting Gallery 11 on Humber Street. It's usually quiet mid-week, and good service is the norm.The meals come with chips as the default option, but you can swap for a salad or jacket potato. Good coffee.I can recommend.

Lunch was a little spoiled by the renovation of the street outside so we could not sit outside overlooking the marina and inside the music was a bit loud even after we asked for it to be turned down. We were catching up with friends so would have appreciated a little more peace. Sunday lunch was massive with carrots cauliflower and broccoli mash roast and new potatoes chicken Yorkshire and stuffing a plate full! Roasties were done in actifry but it was nice and reasonable value

4th June 2016After a nice walk around the Marina we decided to have a drink with the sun finally breaking through the clouds we sat inside then out, what a quaint nice friendly puba good selection of drinks, didn't have foodbut sat for an hour or sogreat place for regulars to chat about the events over the yearsvery welcoming and recommended for a quiet drink

Would not return poor service poor food AVOID 1HOUR WAIT WAS TOLD 30 MINS I would not come ere if it was the last place in the U.K. It should be called the brown bricks as its full of s t

The green bricks is a large pub situated alongside the marina in Hull. Huge outside seating area with tables and benches. Great place to be on a sunny day. Only went for drinks and whilst looked at menu- wasn't particularly inspiring or different other than the steaks self cooked at table on a 'hot rock'- could be fun an will return to give it a go !

Great pub right next to the marina. It has a large outside seating area overlooking the marina. I visited on a Wednesday evening around 6pm and didn't have any trouble finding a table inside. The menu is traditional pub fayre and very reasonably priced. I had s steak and ribs combo with a large glass of Merlot all for less than £17. Result the food was delicious and the bar staff friendly and efficient. This is well worth a visit.

at the heart of the city center..in walking distance to every thing in the center....the green bricks is a very old building as loads of character..is a brilliant place for a drink...as the old wooden floors..you get the flavour of the past in this old pub...is a must to visit take in the city and enjoy the what hull as to offer....

We had great views of the harbour and we were lucky enough to be able to sit outside in the sunshine

A bright friendly bar but lacked a little atmosphere....A good selection of beersWe did not try the food.

Very nice place to sit outside in the summer having a drink, very friendly staff, and nice views of the harbour.

Simple day menu with just enough options to not have you sat there reading a novel of a menu! The food was very reasonably cost which is what you need on a lunch time to keep you going back for more. The food was cooked and served fast and efficiently and the staff made us feel welcome!

Amazing food! Great service, good location, nice decor, not to fancy just a good old pub thats had a an upgrade. Would definitely recommend a visit for meal or a drink.

Nice food really crap service assistant manager was very thoughtful and gave us some vouchers but dont think we will be going back

Living fairly close by I have often considered the Green Bricks as a venue for food and ale, but never quite got there until this month. I was not disappointed with the quality of either of these and the service was great as well.On the evening of my visit there weren't many people inside (quite normal for the day of the week I went according to the Host), but nonetheless it made no difference to the quality of the food or the service.On this occasion I opted for a rib eye steak from their evening (Black Rock) menu which you can either have cooked for you or served served on 440 deg volcanic rocks to seal in the juices. I opted to have mine cooked for me and I must say it was cooked perfectly.I will definitely be going back again

Decided to pop in here this evening to enjoy a nice hand pulled pint and some good food as I couldn't get in to my choice of venue. Top marks are awarded on both the ale and the food. At the time of my visit the pub was completely empty, but I still received a warm welcome. As a single bloke I was longing for some meat and veg, and while the meat was awesome, the veg was lacking. But that is in no way a detriment to this establishment. I ordered the rib eye steak with posh chips and I wasn't disappointed. The food was very tasty and my rare steak was cooked to perfection.My only criticism is the lack of vegetables in the evening menu, although they do have a good choice on the menu. There aren't many pubs that do a Toby Carvery menu in an evening, although I wish there were

Don't bother!!!! Absolutely awful food and service!!! They must have a lot of pudding vouchers to get rid of.2 hours to receive 6 meals what a joke 2hrs to

Although we couldn't have our first choice of food, evening menu had kicked in but lunch menus still out and not clearly labelled and it took over 40 mins for our order to arrive ( only ordered from starter menu). Having read the evening menu and seen the plates of food coming out I would love to return. A bustling city eatery placed on the side of the docks makes for a varied clientele. Polite suggestions.. Please clear up the dead flies from the windowsill and place the arcade machines where they are easily accessible for children.

My partner and I went here Saturday teatime for some food around 6.15pm. We actually only went because it was so busy in Minerva pub, down the same street. Menu outside described some wonderful sounding food. Inside, very dimly lit with dance music very loud for the time of day. Not a major issue but alarm bells should have rang when we saw how empty it was and the lack of people eating. Had to search for a menu, found one on the bar eventually. There are no instructions on how to order,so guessed after a bit that you had to go to the bar. Again, not a serious problem but basics really.I ordered the 8oz steak classic cheese burger with chunky chips and salad. My partner chose the bell top pepper stuffed with sweet corn couscous and blue cheese with house potatoes. We waited around 35 minutes which was a little long. I was Brought my burger but it had potatoes instead of chips (just not normal!). I didn't want to complain as I was hungry and had waited for so long. It was also lukewarm to the touch. We waited for my partners meal to arrive, it didn't!Eventually the female from behind bar approached us with an apology stating they had made an error, that the other dish had been missed and the potatoes had been wrongly added to the burger. She offered to make up a fresh burger with chips as she could see I had only had one bite and wanted to eat at the same time as my partner. She also gave us 2 vouchers for free puddings which was a nice touch, apology accepted although it was frustrating. She assured us both fresh meals would be ready asap. We waited another ten or so minutes and both meals came together. We were brought no cutlery and I had to go and ask a bar man for some. I also had to ask for condiments which were not brought out before the food. The condiments had no salt so I had to search a few tables to locate some. Again, very basic things you should at least expect when paying for a meal.Gritted my teeth and said to my partner,"lets just eat up and get out of here"The food itself was the final straw. The belltop stuffed pepper was basically a slightly heated green pepper plonked on top of a bowl of watery undercooked couscous. No blue cheese and it certainly wasn't stuffed. My chips were solid in the middle, undercooked and somehow luke warm. After 2 bites of my almost cold burger I got an irony taste. Under the dim lighting I snapped the burger in half to discover it was raw and bloody! I examined it under a brighter light and there was no mistaking the red and pink colouring. Now, this was no steak tartar or high class medium rare steak burger! It was a pub grub burger that was not cooked through. The sight almost made me puke knowing I had already swallowed some. The idea of food poisoning is not something I am keen on!I returned to the bar and showed the raw burger to the barman, he embarrassingly apologised (a running theme) and obliged when I asked for a refund. A disgusting experience all in all. I have drank in green bricks before and in fairness it seems more like a pub, than its claim to also be a restaurant. It strikes me that it is a pub which wants a slice of the food market but has not got to grips with the basics of what this requires. Menus on all tables, cutlery , clear notices on how to order, lower background music at mealtimes etc. And I am unsure if the chef is a chef or perhaps a member of the family? I am no chef myself but the very least you can do is ensure food is cooked, even burnt would have been better! Needless to say, I wont be returning for my free pudding. Waste of an hour and a half and a potential risk of food poisoning. Poor.

An old haunt for many and regular meeting place for the start of a lively night out, around the marina or into town. Only ever drink here, so can't comment on any food, but great atmosphere and fun place to meet up.

Totally love the steaks here, comes to your table on a hot plate so you cook to your liking, the chunky chips and the sweet potato chips are lovely, great value as we bought a deal on groupon . 2 people eat for £14.00 with this deal and you can gave any steak valued at 14.95 each, or pay extra for bigger dishes. We also ordered the extras sauce, a blue cheese one and a peppercorn, again very tasty. My friend had the gammon, it was a bit too salty for our tastes, maybe needed an overnight soak to rid some of the salt, The staff are very polite, tho sometimes not enough of them on duty. But the value of the meal is really worth a bit of a wait, we will be back,

Used to visit a few times a month but will not be eating here again! Used to order the fish platter and this was extremely good value. After looking at the new menu I could not actually find anything I wanted to eat (regardless of price) we handed the menus back to the bar and explained this to the barmaid who was extremely nice and understanding. She explained they had changed to the black rock concept which I explained I was coming out to have tea cooked for me and not to cook myself which she giggled at. Will go again for drinks but never food.

The black rock steaks are amazing, service was good an efficient. This was a groupon visit and sometimes your portions are smaller at other places but this was a meal straight of the menu. Would recommend to family and friends.

Been here 3 times left disappointed each time the first visit they had no cider the second there was 1person behind the bar and quite a few people waiting to be served on the 3rd visit when trying to order food was told that they weren't accepting walk ins because there was a party of 48 arriving it was only 6oclock so why didn't they put a sign up letting people know did they still serve beer to walk ins ? . Anyway went to the Minerva instead and had a lovely meal .wont be returning to the greenbricks again not even for a drink as it seems a waste of time .

Four of us arrived at 7.30pm. We were asked if we were eating and said yes. We were then told they couldn't fit us in until 8.30pm- we said this was fine as we were waiting for 3 other people to arrive. As the pub was extremely quiet we presumed, having never been before, that the food must be served in another part of the building which much have been busy. At 8.40pm our order was taken. Food arrived about 9pm and was really nice- hence my rating of 2 and not 1! We finished our meal at 9.30pm and asked for a dessert menu. The young lady returned a few moments later and said she'd be told to tell us that there were no desserts available as the chef had finished at 9pm. We were all very disappointed. I believe it would have been much more professional to be told, as they delivered our main meals, "The kitchen will be closing at 9pm, did you want any desserts to be brought before the chef finishes" but not one word. Can't say we'll be returning- a random wait of an hour before we could even order- for no apparent reason, and then no dessert to end our meal.

Having seen the transformation to the outside of the pub since it has had new owners and reading the menu on the wall I have been eager to go for a meal. I was therefore delighted when it came up on Groupon. The daytime menu looks good too but we were there for our Blackrock steak. One member of staff was absolutely brilliant, she was bright, cheerful, and a good laugh and most importantly efficient! The steak was delicious. It had obviously been tenderised which was great.. I thought the salad, onions, tomato, mushrooms and sweet potato chips were well presented too. When steak was to your liking you could cut it and put it in one of the end sections with the veg. Next time i have visitors staying I will be booking a table.

Took my family to green bricks for a family treat, five adults four children arrived 3.30pm ordered drinks sat at tables ordered meals for three of the adults and four of the children with two adults and four more to arrive at 6pm for the black rock menu. Checking with the staff that all the blackrock meals were available having had the black rock groupon the week before which was really good the family tucked into their meals during the middle of their meals serving staff came and started cleaning the tables and put reserve signs on the tables. When we asked why, and explained we still had two more to eat and four more to arrive she said that's fine its not your fault your already sat there.Other staff continued to clean and even cleaned up the table that the children were due to have their desserts served on. My daughter went to check with the bar staff what was happening and was told that they were fully booked with Groupon customers and we would either have to order from the normal kitchen menu or move and sit in the other area after. We had children with us and didn't want to move to a rowdy area where people had been drinking all day. We felt very uncomfortable and felt we were forced out after spending the best part of £100 in there, two people didn't eat and had to cancel four people from meeting us. P.s food was good for those who ate but disappointing for those who wanted to spend a bit more money for better choice of food. Have been here many times before and does not state anywhere that you have to prebook a table

This was the second visit to this place and I gave our first visit 5 stars,having been very impressed with both the food and the service. We returned again but it certainly didn't live up to our last visit. The food took ages to arrive and it certainly wasn't busy. The standard of service wasn't as good as last time either. Shame as it had been a real treat last time. Probably be a while, if ever, before we take time out to visit again.

Had 'Sunday' lunch here today, as it advertised 'STEAK' in big letters on the wall outside and my hubby is a lover. Turns out all the various steaks on offer are only served after 6pm! The only steak on the menu was rump and the wait was 55 minutes. We only ordered nuggets, (2 x kids meals), haddock and chips and rump steak, when the steak arrived it looked overcooked and as though it had been sat resting for 50 of those mintues. The kids put 50p each into a game machine which didn't work and did not refund the money, went to tell the bar staff thinking he would just refund the money as the right thing to do and as he turned the machine off he grunted to me that I would have to wait til the land lady came in. I asked when that would be and he said he didn't know. Not bothered about the amount but out of basic customer service, setting a good example to children and out of courtesy he could have refunded us! The tables were grubby and had not been cleaned, the people sat on the table next to us got their food before us despite ordering 10 mins after us, the mushy peas had a crust over them and they gave my daughter beans instead of peas. Overall it was shoddy, lacking in customer care, food wasn't great, fish portion was small, chips were about the best thing. We will never go there again.

Too long a wait for the food to come. Only a sandwich and chips. Staff very obliging but run off their feet. Need more staff.

Visited on a group[on voucher for a steak meal cooked on volcanic rock, with chips onions toms mushrooms and salad, superb evening meal with welcoming and friendly staff, the worthington was excellent, roll on the next groupon deal. Keep the Marina a secret if the word gets out around the country they will all want to visit.

Me and my husband visited green bricks on Wednesday 22nd and was pleases surprised the pub situated on the marina has nice views we ordered from the black rock menu and was delighted with the food the service was great and the staff where friendly there was a lovely young man didn't catch his name but he had a lot of tattoos he was friendly was asking about my pregnancy and how far I am if I know what I was having and was just a really nice boy will be coming back here again in the future

Visted the Green Bricks through a Groupon voucher on friday evening. In arrival staff were welcoming and seated us at a table under the window. It was nice that there were other diners in the same area as i would of felt awkward sat in the middle of the pub whilst others were watching the rugby. The waitress explained the groupon offer and we made our choices. We ordered steak on a rock which came in a good timescale. Although i have used this technique before my boyfriend hadnt and was excited to see how it worked. I was disappointed that there was nowhere to place you meat once it was cooked to you liking, as it then continued to cook. I also found it 'spat' freqently and therefore covered me in fat as well as the table which therefore meant it was greesy for the rest of the evening. The food itself was lovely and came with adequte sides to fill you up. We also did squeeze in a dessert which was also very nice. Staff were professional and looked after us well.

Good atmosphere and friendly staff. Very obliging. We had hot volcanic slate cooked steak which was quite novel. The steak was OK but the salad was minimal and could be better. The pub offered some exotic meats which we did not try.

55 minute wait for very average food. Starter came with main too. Steak sandwich, not buttered and hardly any onions. Was offered a free dessert but when said didn't eat them nothing else offered. Can't be expected to wait this long when you have children. Place was obviously understaffed both behind the bar and in the kitchen

We travelled down from Liverpool ,staying in the Mercure Royal Hotel with our race club to attend two day's racing at Beverley and when we returned each night we hit the pub's and bar's of Hull.On our visit to THE GREEN BRICKS PUB,we sat outside as this pub offered stunning view's of the Humber Dock marina.What better way to enjoy some beer's with your mate's. Having a great time in a wonderful pub enjoying the great view's.The pub itself is very nice ,good solid old traditional "boozer"the type of pub I love to drink in.We enjoyed our time so much in here that we returned the next night as we had such a great time.Very easy to locate on HUMBER DOCK STREET.Opening hour's are;Monday to Sunday,11am till 11pm.

2nd visit to this pub, first was excellent a few months ago, good sized hot rock rib eye steaks, ample side dishes - how different last night's visit was. Steak had shrunk, sides of a few chips was barely adequate but it was only costing £7 on Groupon so hey ho I thought. Finished to pay the bill of the extra watery pepper sauce and bottle of cheap wine to be asked for over £17 ? Commented to the lady that the same wine last visit cost £9.99 to be swiftly corrected that that was the house wine, and the cheap tasting wine I had selected was actually £14.95 - even though it was exactly the same bottle as before. Anyway, I didn't have the time or inclination to argue the toss so paid up and left. Sadly not to return, for food anyway.Side note, the venue has an excellent outdoor seating area alongside the marina which is fine for a beer on a sunny day.

Went last night with my hubby and had two steak meals with a Groupon offer.The staff were all very helpful and friendly. I ordered the rib eye and hubby a sirloin steak. We didn't have to wait long before we got our meals. Both came on a hot black rock and the steaks were a very good size. We then cooked the steaks to our desired taste in front of us on the hot rock. I kept throwing a few onions on and other bits to watch them sizzle also. We found the whole experience very exciting and so tasty. Served with chips onions mushrooms and tomatoes and a side salad. The whole thing was just yummy. We could not fault it. We will definately be returning.

Sat outside on Friday and they seem to have put a bit off effort into upgrading. Food seemed good and a very nice location right on the marina.