The Red Brick in West Dorset - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Love this cafe. It is run by the friendliest people, the food is amazing and the vibe is low key and laid back. This is definitely one of our new favourite places to eat. Great breakfasts too!

The food was nice enough but unbelievably rude staff. They were rude the last time we went but we thought maybe having a bad day. But as they were rude (and not just to our table) this time as well, we won’t be returning. If you don’t like people dont work in hospitality!

Solo diner betwixt satuday breakfast and lunch. Funky space in the old industrial area of town. Mix of locals and (rah rah) visitors. Very busy; staff were a bit overwhelmed but professional. Ordering protocol is a bit unclear as a first timer but all sorted. The meal was underwhelming - but great coffee! All in all a good experience, and I'll return, but i think if it was less busy, things would be better.

Very, very unusual place , quirky doesn't cover it. Interesting cobweb collection. Having said that the bacon sandwiches were the best ever. Visiting the toilets is an experience in itself. Not sure how they passed the hygiene inspection, but if you are not too fussy, it is quite fun!

Excellent is not a high enough grading. This place is exceptional on so may levels restaurants or cafes in trendy places would love to emulate it. The Red Brick Cafe copies nobody it is a gem you must visit but please follow the rules and you will be in for a treat/experience. Number one CASH ONLY. Do not moan you cannot pay with your phone the Red Brick Cafe is unique go to Costa in the high street if the method of payment is your priority. Number two. Very limited opening hours just 10-2 Wednesday to Sunday and Friday evening 6-10. Number three. You do not have a menu at the table it is all written on a chalk board by the stairs and as it is all sold out it is chalked off. In other words it will be a bit hit and miss and the menu will be limited. If you want a massive choice always available go to other restaurants and cafes serving straight from the freezer! Number four. Be prepared for a lot of people in close proximity if you are inside and particularly if it is raining. Some shared tables people queuing to pay and look at the menu. Number five it is not cheap but quality food cannot be cheap. Do not go and then say it was expensive if you want cheap go to McDonalds. Go and embrace a truly different cutting edge Cafe that does great food with a vibe that fits in perfectly with Bridport as a place.

Only take cash so had to go on a bit of a hike to get to a cash point. Limited menu (fine) but not all options available (not do fine as early lunchtime). Chips ok, salad seemed like it had been made the day before. Looked great and wanted to like it but just felt a bit unprofessional and mediocre.

Great food in a quirky, friendly restaurant. Reasonable value for money, especially good vegetarian choices

Bridport has lots of shops, cafes, restaurants that work hard at being "quirky", "off the wall", "hey, we're a bit crazy" - and they are usually none of these things. The Red Brick Cafe doesn't have to work hard at it , because it does it effortlessly - ate there tonight (Persian themed food - I think most Friday evenings are themed, but can't be sure) Food was fresh, tasty, generous and served without a single "have a nice day". Because it's Bridport there's lots of stuff about the provenance of the food, ethics, etc - but it's done with a light, genuine touch. The coffee is excellent. Expect to share a table of an evening, but during the daytime there's a pleasant covered garden area to the side. I will continue to go back!

Lovely feel to the interior and will look forward to coming back when the weather is better so that we can enjoy the outside area Friendly hardworking staff, menu was great. Thoroughly enjoyable

had a cheese scone and soup . the soup was onion and the scone was not fresh and small for the price. had to wait half and hour and then told they forgot the order. Odd thing is 2 years earlier the same thing happened. Some of the other food looks ok but this place is a racket really pretending to be bohemian but really just expensive

Tucked away in the "antiques quarter" it's well worth seeking out. Funky n fairtrade n not afraid to have it's ethics on it's sleeve. Lovely atmosphere and staff. Great coffee and vegan and dog friendly. Best roasted veg toastie we've ever had. Can't wait to go back...

Stopped for a coffee and a snack, loved the wide range of outdoor seating and relaxed atmosphere. I had a coffee and a deliciously gooey brownie, my husband had a bowl of chips which looked great. Overall would recommend as a place to stop for lunch, a coffee or other drink or snack!

Regular here and for good reason. DELICIOUS food and a homely atmosphere. Dahl and crispy chips with a mug of tea- perfection.

Poor service, terrible food, loud music. Breakfast was underwhelming, very small portion given the price. Woould recommend avoiding if you like a good breakfast

Wonderful gem in the heart of Bridport Latin Quarter. Fantastic time transporting atmosphere of the 80s art cafés, very relaxing yet stimulating. And the food is truly and wholesomely tasty and brings together the best of the world cuisines. Good music coming out of speakers too! Somebody mentioned a try-hard feel…well, they indeed did try hard and in order to accommodate COVID restrictions managed to create an alternative outside space with a twist. Unlike most places that just put up marquees, the Red Brick cafe created their own unique space reminiscent of an ancient eco bubble filled with rustic tables and plants and and pots and more. Particularly love their imaginative wood+concrete walls. All feels as if it has always been there… Will be back again and again…👍🏼

Chilled out area, great food, friendly staff. A place to sit under cover but outside. Relaxed vibe, lovely food.

Went along for brunch with family today on a recommendation. Food and setting was fantastic but I ended up interacting a couple of times with a sour faced senior staff member that put us all off returning. The other members of the team were great , the young waitress forgot our drinks but was apologetic and very friendly but when a senior staff member walks round scowling the whole time and then refuses my wife use of the loo at the end of the mea as they were closing it takes the shine off. Great food , mostly very nice staff - just keep this one away from the public until they understand that without customers they won’t survive.

This cafe tries hard and it could be better. The food (breakfast) was mediocre - sausage under cooked, items missing from order, took a long time to arrive. The cafe is laid out in a rustic garden style and while good also has a bit of a try-hard feel. We weren't greeted with any real warmth. The individual waitresses were nice and did their best but the cafe was too-in-love-with-itself to really put the customer first. On a positive note there was a big, happy orange cat dozing on the landing.

It’s been quite some time since we had such a good supper. Rather inauspicious surroundings - effectively at the back of a trading estate next to the river. All the seating when we visited was outside but under cover. Had a cosy table in the corner. Was also very busy/full. The menu was very simple with around 4 or 5 main courses to choose from. Opted for the lamb kebab and the burger. The lamb came with flatbread, salad, delicious onion salad, hand cut chips and a pear and blue cheese salad. All on one plate - but delicious. They do lunches and breakfast. Will certainly return.

Amazing meal last night. Lovely Enchiladas and Mexican street corn salad. Lovely staff - just how a evening date night should be.

Every time we come we look forward to returning. The food is excellent with a good selection including vegetarian, vegan and meat. Made with care and thought.

Delicious Dal! Highly recommend this quirky cafe. Great choice if beers and ciders but my tea was a bargain at £1!

A Bridport fave - lovely food in eclectic setting behind vintage market. Delicious dal & rice and salads sitting in garden or outside front of cafe. Lovely friendly service.

Due to Covid the only options were outside. Very nice garden setting, a nice informal vibe. Friendly service. Two choices, vegetarian of meat. Both were great. Seems to be a regular clientele. Your more relaxed enlightened types. Drinks available but were taken in moderation by most. We ate there twice and its consistent. Cheap too. Highly recommended

We loved the Red Brick cafe. It's very informal but professionally well organised. The food is excellent and the ambience memorable. It's wonderfully original, a great asset to the community and was a real pleasure for us

Awesome food, drinks and atmosphere. Great little hidden gem that won't break the bank. Definitely recommend

Had a meal there recently. My niece Becca and my wife Paddy had a Breton pancake meal and thought it was fantastic. Exceptional value, great food.

Lovely little find amongst some quirky antique shops. Enjoyed a mug of tea and a very tasty bacon bap.

A little hard to find but well worth the visit. Great lunch there and varied menu. Highly recommended. Be warned cash only

Had a gorgeous mushroom and garlic pie with exquisite roasted vegetables. A delight. Thanks we had a lovely evening in a friendly and unique place. Let's not forget the staff- always polite and friendly!

Enjoyed a hearty plate of home made salads, roast veg and hummus with chips. I liked the interesting herbs and leaves in the salad possibly picked from their own garden although I'm not sure. First time visiting but this place is a gem.

WE stumbled across this little establishment whilst exploring the antique area in Bridport. We had an excellent lunch from the varied menu. The building is lovely with only a limited number of inside tables although it is nice sitting outside on a warm day.

Stopped for a bite to eat whilst visiting the antique shops nearby. Not cheap but super tasty. Liked the relaxed feel to the place

How they turn out good basic food in such a confined space I have no idea. But they do and very tasty it was too. I have multiple allergies and despite that, they managed to feed me well. Homemade hummus, home cut (English style) chips, and salad. Friends had beans on toast, which according to the 7 year old “shouldn’t have been faffed with” - they’d had salt and pepper put on Other meals were salad and sausage sandwiches- the salad bowls are generous!

Decided to try thie Red Brick Cafe for lunch after walking around the Sunday Market day. So went there during the week with Mum and sisters. The menu is limited but great choices of wholesome food. All homemade, delicious quiche and yummy fresh salads. Dahl looked interesting and sister said it was delicious. The homemade cakes looked nice too. Service is efficient and the staff are busy but not overly welcoming Would definitely return for lunch and maybe try breakfast or afternoon tea.

I love this place. If you want a nice atmosphere and friendly service and a place that serves it's community in an ethical way then this is for you! And the food is soo delicious and wholesome!

To have the most tasty and light cheese scones, made the visit well worthwhile. Coffee was tasty without being bitter. All the staff were very welcoming and helpful; with a vast selection of interesting home made cakes. Interesting and quirky decor made visit a pleasure. Very reasonable pricing structure.

Let's just say we came by accident last year when we were on holiday, and just had to come back for the coffee and cheese scones. It is such an interesting place, with so much buzz, home made food and plenty of character. We just had to come back before the end of our holiday again!Several people were eating breakfast and the meals looked interesting too.

A quirky and individual restaurant off the beaten track in the antique area, it has a Mexican Cantina vibe, with orange and green hues. The home cooked cakes and food is wholesome and tasty. We enjoyed our visit and would return next time we are in town.

A real Bohemian cafe tucked away in the vintage quarter of Bridport. Food was of stunning quality with homemafe salads. Quiche of epic proportion. Gonger cordial to die for. Great prices for good homemade food. A gem

It’s this sort of place that makes this a special town. Live music with a fabulous veggie breakfast,welcoming staff and sun shining !

I actually love the Red Brick it's a jewel and a find; you can sit outside and enjoy the Bohemian atmosphere or sit inside and watch the lovely staff prepare all the food from scratch at amazing value. Closed Monday and Tuesday and possibly Sunday as well? But do seek it out you won't be disappointed.

Popped in for a breakfast and was very pleased with what was on offer. Had a large breakfast cooked to perfection. The staff are very helpful and friendly and very happy. Would recommend visiting this place if your in the area. Honey and mustard sausages where awesome. Well done gang.

What a great little place. Really super atmosphere, great food, guitarist sometimes, what's not to like. Thank you.

Stumbled across it by accident as we were looking around the nearby antique shop. Loved the laid back, "Glasto" look. But where else can you get a mug of Lapsang Souchong tea for £1, and possibly the best chocolate brownie I've ever tasted? Loved it. Finding it might be a challenge, but persevere, it's worth it.

There are not enough adjectives to describe just what a gem this is. All the food is inventive, fresh and just plain bloody good. Friendly, comfortable and when not freezing always sit in beautiful garden. I am off on my travels and just hope it will be there untouched when I come back to uk next summer. Thank you RB.

I've been past red brick dozens of times when I've been over to the estate but never popped in.

Great fresh, wholesome food. Friendly service and relaxed vibe. Convenient location for visiting the many antique places and artist's studios.

We enjoyed the atmosphere and the food but I must say that the young lady on the till taking our orders was completely clueless. Had great difficulty understanding that we wanted a slight variation in the composition of the salad that accompanied the meal. Eventually wrote this down but the kitchen still managed to mess up the order. I like “laid back” but not incompetence.

I ought to get over to the Red Brick more often, but as it’s a few hundred yards from home and there’re plenty of good eateries in between, laziness usually gets the better of me... But a weekend visit from a friend from out of town who’s eaten there, on and off, over the years took three of us off for beakfast on the wettest Sunday morning in Bridport for weeks and weeks. Normally the Red Brick isn’t open on Sundays except for the monthly ‘vintage’ market - and then it’s usually packed, although on a nice day you can sit outside. Well, you could’ve sat outside the day we visited but (a) you’d have got rather damp, and (b) there was plenty of room inside, the market consisting of about one stall.... Our reward for making the effort was an excellent veggie breakfast each, generous portions without leading to any waste (this is a very right-on establishment without being in any way up itself!), and all for a very reasonable £8.50 (for the food). The hummity pie was particularly tasty. My only gripe is that they’ve never had an espresso machine, but the coffee is good and strong, so I forgive them.

Another visit to The Red Brick, same time as last year for our holiday.My favorite eatery in Bridport with excellent veggie choices, great food and even catering for some of our vegan family which is a bit unknown hereabouts!

We found this cafe today by chance when looking around the antique area. The food was fresh and absolutely delicious. We will definitely go back next time we visit Bridport. The staff were friendly and our dogs were welcome too, which is always a bonus. Highly recommend.

This is hidden away on the St Michaels Trading Estate where there are lots of Antiques and Artists studios and worth a visit as it is so very different. The first time we sat outside the front with our coffee and there was a guitarist strumming away. The second time we went back especially for the cheese scones again and weren't disappointed.

This is tucked away in the Antiques and Art quarter of Bridport, and we visited during Dorset Art Weeks. It is a delightfully quirky little red brick house with a mish mash of furniture and crockery. The menu is interesting and cheap (£5 for dahl and rice), but service is ever so slightly chaotic. They had run out of de-caf coffee. We sat outside in the garden to the side of the building - this really needs some attention! It could be lovely, but it is full of weeds and rubbish. Our food was brought out by friendly staff, and it was nicely presented. I could have done with a bit more heat, but that's a matter of taste. Will definitely come again to try out other menu choices.

A friend took us here for lunch on a freezing wet day. The food was just brilliant, and the service was good. A really quirky place, with books and lots of entertainment, big shared tables and all a bit ramshackle and charming. And really good value too!

A friend and I visited here to try their Friday evening session. We each had Rogan Josh followed by the celebrated chocolate mousse. Both were delicious. Nice atmosphere. Get there early on a Friday, it fills up very quickly.

Down for weekend rather grim day weather wise sodropped in after doing the antique quarter really nice was lucky to get seats must be one of bridports don’t let to many people know places otherwise there all want to come. Food was good not expensive and the place has that make you smile feel about it I think quirky is the word,staff friendly yes enjoyed it will be back.

I go to this place regularly with a friend who lives in Bridport and I must admit, I have never been disappointed by the quality of the food and the friendliness of the four ladies who run the place very efficiently!! Definitely a must!!! you will come back there again!!

A lovely rustic cafe with super friendly ladies preparing fresh home cooked food to order. OMG, could not decide which was the most delectable, the super cheesy, soft and fluffy, buttery cheese scone... or the melt on your tongue chocolaty fix of the gluten free brownie!! Both vied for the top spot, but decided I could not choose so I'll just have to stop by and try again ;-) Highly recommended and super cosy by that fire. See you soon...

I love this place. Its food is as bright and bold as its handpainted sign and made with equal artistic flair. In an area which pats itself on the back for being 'foodie' the Red Brick stands out for offering by far the most imaginative, locally sourced and seasonal fare served with generosity and unpretentious charm. At lunchtime visits I know I should be adventurous and try the specials but can't tear myself away from my all time favourite comfort food of their garlicky hummus and the best chips you will have ever tasted, served up on random pretty plates with a side of cleverly combined salads. In the afternoon you can linger undisturbed with a mug of tea (tea bag dunked to your own liking) and slice of delicious home-baked cake, often gluten free. Friday evenings are an all together more raucous affair, when the whole cafe comes alive with infectious chatter, laughter and sometimes live music. Bring your own bottle for a small corkage charge, sit on shared tables with other happy guests and enjoy the most amazing, flavour packed set menus, so even the dilemma of choice is taken away from you - a perfect way to relax into the weekend.

This is an odd place. Tucked away in the antique quarter of the St Michaels Estate, it is a no frills eaterie right on the edge of the River Brit. Varied menu, food prepared just behind the counter, mismatch of church pews and old oak dining chairs to sit on. Some live music too!

Have friends in Bridport who suggested eating here on a Friday evening (I believe it's the only day it opens after the day shift) The menu is not multiple choice but there is a veggie option. Wholesome food, much of it made with seasonal local ingredients. Not licensed but only a small corkage fee for BYO. Very rusty, quirky and a touch Bohemian, good ambience.

When going out to lunch in Bridport, the venue is not a matter of choice: I always go to the Red Brick Cafe. This cafe/restaurant offers consistently beautifully tasty, scrumptious food that is conceived, prepared and cooked with creative genius, artistic flare and passion. The food provided is a vegetarian's dream come true. A variety of gorgeous vegetable and bean dishes, quiches, salads, hummus etc cooked with taste, herbs and spices and served with yummy dressings result in a truly gourmet experience. The ambience of the restaurant is "down home - olde worlde", comfortable, cosy, convivial, conversational and unpretentious. I cannot praise this restaurant enough: I love it.

Delicious home cooked food, gluten free friendly. Bustling, quirky, smiley, colourful, very tasty. Reasonable prices for good food. Sat in...

This little gem can be found off the beaten track hg street and behind Waitrose carpark in the Anitique warehouse area of Bridport. Highly artisan decor and style reminds me of the Whole Earth Cafe in Portobello road of the mid 80's. Accent totally on hand made bespoke salads and dishes, quiches flans etc, all perfect cooked, presented and served in a highly stylised environment. Humus salad fabulous, amoungst many others!! nice seating area outside front and round the back too. a must stop chilled eatery.Very very chilled, so relax here is a must.

Not everywhere in Bridport is dog friendly, but this lovely rustic little shabby chic cafe is. It's a bit out of the way, but was very busy at Saturday lunchtime.

The Red Brick Café is situated near the Antique Shops at St Michael's Trading Estate and was recommended by one of the traders. We enjoyed the most wonderful lunch which was advertised on the chalk-board as chicken and salad but was so much more than that. They undersell themselves with simple descriptions of delicious home-cooked food. We cannot recommend this place highly enough!

looks very chilled and laid back.. We just stopped for a coffee. But seem to have a large menu of cakes, amazing breakfasts and interesting lunches. Friendly staff. Worth searching out.

We visited after calling in the antique centre and had a fabulous lunch sat outside The Red Brick in the sunshine. We had the dahl with raita and hummus with chips both accompanied by gorgeous salads, both meals were delicious and generous.The interior was very funky, the staff were friendly and the service was great, we'll definitely be back.

Lekkere eerlijke gerechten , goede vegetarische keuzes .Vlotte bediening en vriendelijk behulpzaam personeel .Zal zeker nog eens bezoeken .

A very relaxed chilled and "whole-food" type ambience is complemented by some superb-tasting food. The raita and dahl have already been mentioned, but don't forget the bacon butties and sausages. Tap water is self-serve from an enamel jug into metal cups, coffee and teas etc. available. In some ways, this place might look more in-place in Shoreditch or Brixton, but doesn't charge London prices.

Dog friendly cafe. We only stopped for coffee (which was lovely) but they have a great breakfast and lunch menu. Friendly staff. Situated near the vintage quarter in Bridport.

Called in for lunch after visiting the antiques centre and loved the food, the buzzy atmosphere and the friendly staff. The homity pie was comfort food at its best and the selection of salads were delicious, including a roasted, sliced carrot dressed with a mustard and dill vinaigrette. We'll be back, the dinner menu looked equally yummy.

Went here as we were looking around the antiques centres. At first I thought the menu didn't have much that tickled my fancy, but my husband was keen so we ordered. I thought the food that we ate was delicious despite my initial reservations. Really home made in cool unpretentious surroundings. Went for a second time later in the week. Would agree with an earlier poster that the staff aren't always ultra friendly, but didn't make a big difference to us.

Delicious simple wholesome food, prepared with locally sourced quality ingredients. Amazing salads. Best flapjack EVER. Unpretentious but also pretty cool with it. Lots of garden space. Friendly staff.My only gripes are the limited opening times. Cash only. And food is sometimes very slow to arrive. But I forgive them because the rest more than makes up for it.

Casual and friendly would have been ok but when we arrived last night having managed to book a table there was no welcome at all. When I phoned to book I was told they could only book if I wanted a party of 5 or more. I managed to persuade them to accept a booking for 4. She said it would be ok as long as we arrived at 6.45. We were placed on a tiny table. Hardly anyone else came into the restaurant as it seemed no other tables had been booked. The food was reasonable for me, as a vegetarian but my husband had a lamb dish that was very fatty. This place cultivates the casual and folksy atmosphere and I totally get the idea but it only works if you are very friendly which they just weren't.....sorry but we won't be coming back.

We found this tucked away cafe & then returned several times as we really loved it. Dogs are welcome and sitting outside, in the courtyard garden was a joy. Vegetarians are well catered for & all the food we tried was plentiful & delicious.There were unusual & quirky salad additions [herbs & flowers] which made the meal more interesting, a real treat of a cafe!!

A revisit to the Red Brick today having enjoyed a very tasty quiche some time back. A super range of simple foods cooked with a tasty twist on offer but I opted for a choice recommended by a friend - Hummus, salad and chips. A scrummy hummus, innovative salad (two coleslaw-esque ones, one carrot-based an t'other possibly mooli-based? ... and unusual leaves that possibly included spring greens? Who knows but it was delicious!) and good solid fat chips. All washed down with a cracking cuppa tea. Sitting in the garden by the riverside, all suddenly felt good with the world!Good range of veggie, vegan and gluten-free available it that was your thing btw.

What to say about The Red Brick Café? I first went in 2011 and have returned many, many times. The food is what it is all about, and they do vegetarian and vegan par excellence.Don't expect matching plates, cups, cutlery... well, anything! The café has a unique look and feel to it and can get very busy at times. My wife likes to ask for "A plate of vegan deliciousness" and has never been disappointed.If you're a MacDonalds / Costa kind of person, stay away. If you like quirky, off the beaten track places, then this is definitely one for you.

Every trip to Bridport includes a trip to the Red Brick Cafe. Their lentil Dahl and raita with the special veggie salads is a must- and incredible value. I always feel I have been nourished so well! The place has a great vibe although I do wish the people who work there could be a little friendlier. I love the new ourdoor tables around the side- fantastic on a sunny day. Great place to eat when you favs your dogs with you and I have yet to eat anything there that I didn't like.

We stumbled upon this cafe while visiting Bridport for the first time to mooch about for antiques. The lunch we had was delicious, homely and fresh, all served in a warm, friendly environment. Definitely one not to miss if you're in the area.

Was very pleasantly surprised to find this lovely cafe in the heart of the antique and vintage area in Bridport. Do yourself a favour and give it a go! Great food and atmosphere.

This quirky little place is an absolute gem which is hidden down the back lanes of Bridport. The food is great even though we were only there for a light lunch. My cousin and I had baguettes filled with sausages with onions for me and mushrooms for him. They were proper fresh baguettes and not those frozen part baked ones which you get in some places. My wife had the soup of the day which was real home made and which was so thick you could nearly stand a spoon up in it. Don't go there if you want fancy surroundings but DO go there if you like very well cooked, good food. You may have to queue as a lot of locals go there and as it is a small place it can be crowded.

Had a fantastic dining experience just a great shame my husband was in such a foul mood.Arrived for lunch and had a lovely time. Great menus and great view of the industrial estate.Barb

Hidden away near the Brit on the St Michaels Estate. All food is home cooked. Very reasonable. A bit rustic but then most people are around here!

We always try to visit here when we are in Bridport. On a sunny day it is lovely to sit out at one of the tables.Very welcoming atmosphere, and a lovely individual feel to the cafe.

We had a really delicious lunch here today,Beef Lasagne & Quiche.Both were incredibly fresh with lovely mix of salads.everyone really welcoming and friendly all at a very reasonable price.willbe returning v.soon

Hard to find but worth it. the food is excellent and served in a very relaxing location. The sausage and onion bap was amazing and full of flavour.

This place is such a hidden gem. We had lattes and raw cake and both were wonderful. Good value for money too, we were not disappointed.

I love this place.if you want fine dining and silver service or equally bland food microwaved from the freezer then this place is not for you. The red brick is a wonderful cafe, boho and perhaps a little shabby chique. Odd benches and tables and coloured stools fill the cafe and water is held is a large enamel jug with metal cups. The food bar is covered in fresh herbs, vegan brownies, polenta cakes and local apple juice. The chalk board displays the food selection of Dahl, falafel, and local sausages in a baguette with caramelised onions (my kids loved this). The staff are warm and friendly. They really love the place ans the food and serving the people. Chilled out world music plays in the back ground. Tables are set outside and a lovely outside garden area has been opened up around the side.It is located in the area of bridport which is filled with vintage shops, all which have taken over the old redbrick trading estate. An interesting place to wander around and then pop into the cafe to drink a fresh mint tea and people watch.

I stumbled across this cafe when on a day trip to Bridport. What a find! Really great venue and atmosphere and the food was incredible too. Very reasonable prices for large, tastey portions. They were kind enough to let me us the staff toilet, also. Hoping to visit again soon!

We were recommended this and absolutely loved it. The food was fresh and delicious with food for my 4 year old as well. We will definitely be back when we are in Bridport.

Popped in with my 2 daughters for lunch, the food is lovely and the portions very generous, the fresh salads were gorgeous.

This cafe is located on the St Michaels Trading Estate by the river Brit. Very down to earth interior with benches and odd chairs. Food prepared freshly by local ladies. Very fair prices. Some live music. Ethnic surroundings. Unpretentious.

This cafe is at the back of the antiques and second hand area of Bridport. The whole area has a cool vibe akin to trendy spots in Brighton or London. The Red Brick fits in nicely and is a rustic wholefoods cafe offering simple tasty food. A warm welcome. Great brownies. An interesting alternative to all the chains.

Lovely food, friendly staff, great atmosphere, can't wait to come back soon. Really great vegetarian breakfast, good strong coffee and generous portions. Best cafe in Bridport.

Popped in for a quick lunch whist visiting the Vintage market. I had the most delicious quiche with a lovely fresh salad. My partners chips were great too! The cakes all looked so yummy if was difficult to choose! If I lived closer I'd definitely be a regular

This is a special place. If you love whole, organic food, produced very locally, and to know you are supporting local producers, The Red Brick Cafe is an essential part of your eating experience in Bridport. It is a privilege to have this here.Neither the surroundings nor the food are pretentious, just down-home, honest, and always utterly delicious. Served with love and care - if it's quality you want, at a price that is reasonable, I fully recommend this.It's not all vegetarian either - something for everyone. Yum. This review is dated August 2016, but we have been enjoying their food ever since they opened - for years.

Red Brick is a special place. Fresh home made food lovely vegetable dishes with gluten free option and the chips are amazing.You can Sit outside in the new open space by the river.

We visited for a light lunch. My wife had the unusual combination of hummus and chips with salad and I opted for Dahl with rice. A different experience, my wife enjoyed hers and the salad definitely looked good. My Dahl and rice was uninspired by comparison, not much colour of taste and the rice wasn't that well cooked. Not withstanding that it is a venue we both like and will return too. Its got character and is run by lovely people.