Brickhouse Pizza Company

Thought the pizza was ok. Then i looked in to watch them make the pizza, person was eating while making pizza with no gloves on. Guess i wknt be eating there anymore!

On a whim for lunch the other day my coworker and I decided to give this place a try. It’s located within king pin bowling alley and honestly that kind of added to the fun. We ordered a large house salad which was more than two men could eat and it was nothing to write home about except for the dressing. The house creamy Italian is very zesty and quite tasty.
We ordered a large pizza with sausage pepperoni and green peppers and some spicy pepper cheese and it’s one of the better pizzas I’ve had in the last year. For a part of town that doesn’t have much more to offer in my opinion then low-​quality bar and grill fare and fast food this is a diamond in the rough.
Save yourself some time and order ahead to eat in or carry out because they make their fresh go every day and their pizzas to order. It’s a great find.

Very good — the owner used to own Fortels so if you like them you will definitely like Brickhouse. They are very generous with their toppings and sauce. A little pricy but worth it! And no they didn’t build the bowling alley around the pizza place. The bowling alley has been there forever!

I went in just to try some new pizza. The people that work there are very friendly. Will be back soon. And the price is right for lunch.

I ordered this pizza to be delivered at the hotel where I stayed near the airport. What an amazing recommendation by the front desk person at the Marriott. This pizza was exceptional: great crust, VERY high quality ingredients in the cheese, sausage and pepperoni and the sauce was a perfect balance of sweet and robust. This place does not cut corners on the quality nor the portions of toppings. If you are looking for a great pizza and get nauseous at the sight or smell of provel cheese then this pizza is definitely for you.

I went to Brickhouse Pizza a few days ago on the recommendation of many friends. I ordered a family sized pepperoni pizza, cheese garlic bread, and an Italian salad.
The pizza was pretty good. I liked the dough. I was not a HUGE fan of the cheese blend; it reminded me a lot of Little Caesars. The sauce was nothing special either and I thought it tasted kind of plain.
For the price the Salad was very nice and I really enjoyed the dressing.
The Cheese Garlic Bread was my least favorite part of this meal. The bread did not taste fresh, there was very little cheese and I think it could have been toasted more.
Overall for what this place is, a pizza place in a bowling alley, it was very good. HOWEVER as a Pizza establishment this place is only okay and I think the ²⁄₅ star rating of «Meh. I’ve experienced better.» is a perfect fit.

Headed here after reading the reviews for restaurants in Bridgeton and this one sounded like a winner. Granted, this IS inside of a bowling alley… so you walk into the bowling alley and there is a window where you can order the pizza.
The seating area is just like at every other bowling alley… and it can be a bit noisy :). There is a bar area w/​some tables, but it was REALLY chilly in there.
We ordered the pizza and garlic bread and they wrapped it up (even though we said it was for here… guess they didn’t believe us since we weren’t bowling. :)) We didn’t mind a bit and the girl who brought us the food brought us some plates right away.
We were pretty hungry and the pizza was FANTASTIC! Just like we like it… not too thick and not too thin… crispy crust (but not St. Louis style) and the mushrooms were huge, as was the sausage.
The garlic cheese bread is 2 loaf halves and was also very, very good.
As mentioned earlier… there is a bar inside as well and we ordered a rum and coke and a draft beer… both seemed pretty weak, but we didn’t expect too much in that department.
The bowling alley looks like a small town type and was pretty diversified… everyone was behaving and it seemed like a place you’d really like to come and bowl w/​the family,…or drop off your teens. :)
Outside there is a good sized patio where they posted that they offer sand volleyball.

Pretty good pizza. Love the cheeseburger pizza!

This has become my favourite pizza place, replacing Imo’s. The only complaint I could possibly have is that it’s a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for, right? My fave is the #2 deluxe pizza. The salad with house Italian dressing is very comparable to Imo’s, if you enjoy their salads. I have heard that the taco pizza is delicious, but I haven’t gotten to try it yet.

Had lunch at Brickhouse Pizza …very good! So happy to have decent pizza finally available in Bridgeton! Staff was very attentive and friendly. I see the Fortel’s influence however this pizza was better than any Fortel’s I’ve had! Generous with toppings and the chicken on the buffalo pizza was still juicy… not an easy accomplishment when you put chicken on a pizza!

I’ve eaten at Brickhouse Pizza a few times when I’ve had business to attend to in that part of town, and I must say that every experience I’ve had has definitely been worth the stop. You see, the thing that makes this pizzeria truly remarkable is that the owner decided to build a bowling alley around it, so that after eating your scrumptious pizza, or salad, or sandwich, you can bowl a few games, have a little fun, and maybe burn off some of those heavenly calories you just consumed. It really is like the best of both worlds, like a toned-​down version of an amusement park with a fine dining establishment inside. Definitely a pleasant, and unexpected surprise.
So, how is the food at Brickhouse, you ask? I would answer that it’s good enough to get me to come to a bowling alley several different times for reasons other than bowling. In other words, it’s very good. They have a very extensive menu for a restaurant that operates from inside a bowling alley, including a number of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, and desserts, in addition to their pizza, which they proudly proclaim is made with the freshest ingredients, including dough which is made from scratch daily. It’s this attention to freshness and quality that sets them apart from some other local pizzerias and allows Brickhouse to stand on its own as a truly great place to eat.
The sandwiches that I have tried so far are excellent. The Tuscan Chicken especially, made with fresh chunks of chicken, bacon pieces, provelone cheese, and barbeque sauce, on a roll of french bread was absolutely exquisite, and will definitely keep me coming back. Though I still need to come back to try their pizza.
It is worth mentioning also that the guys and girls who work at Brickhouse are friendly and polite, not to mention attentive and swift. I am greeted pleasantly every time I walk in there, and the girls at Brickhouse take my order promptly and make my food quickly and with the finest attention to detail and quality. And the prices are very reasonable, so I will definitely be coming back to Brickhouse sometime soon. Maybe next time I’ll stick around long enough to bowl a few games and try their delectable-​smelling pizza!
Another great thing about Brickhouse is that they are open late, until 10pm during the week, and until 11pm or Midnight on the weekend, so if you’re bowling a few games late at night and happen to get a hankering for a pizza or a sandwich, they’re just a short walk away. And I bet if you’re nice, you could convince them to bring the pizza to you so you could bowl and enjoy delicious food simultaneously!
So if you’re in the area and have a craving for something fresh and delicious for lunch or dinner, consider stopping in for what will surely be the best meal you’ve ever eaten in a bowling alley.