About BrickHouse Grille

A locally owned and operated business, BrickHouse Grille is the oldest fine dining restaurant in Dickinson. Read on to learn more about our restaurant, the building we're located in, and our owners. Contact us today for more details.

About Our Restaurant

With a combination of creative menu options and high-quality service, BrickHouse Grille strives to provide you with a fun and sophisticated night out. 

Our  dinner menu features fresh ingredients of the highest quality, and our highly trained chef creates exciting dishes that complement both the seasons and our local area.

Our professional and friendly staff is knowledgeable on our menu items, wines, cocktails, and fine liquors in order to provide you with both personal recommendations and suggestions based on your individual preferences.

About the Building

A saloon, chophouse, and general store all occupied this site before a fire occurred in 1912. After the devastating fire, this building was constructed out of brick by the widow of W.H. Walton, a prominent local businessman and politician. The building cost was $27,000, quite a large sum in those times.

In 1915, Berzel's Bakery and Confectionery took advantage of the prime location, east of the city, and occupied the main floor above Charles Defoe's three-lane bowling alley.

From the 1920s to 1950s, physicians' offices and a medical clinic took up residence on the second floor to enhance the core of activity in Downtown Dickinson. 

In 1951, Doctors Weir and Weir opened a dental practice upstairs. It was in this era that Service Drug, later known as Service and Gift Store, became a virtual landmark in Dickinson.