Bricklayer Cafe

I drive over 20 miles just to buy their sourdough bread. It is the best! The marble rye makes wonderful sandwiches, too. Although, while you're there buying bread, you should try one of the fantastic sandwiches they make there. So far I have tried: the turkey club, the muffeletta, and the Cuban sandwich. They all have unique ingredients that take them over the top. The onion jam on the turkey club is a favorite! The Dijon mustard on the Cuban definitely has more of a horseradish kick than you would expect, but it's great. I have not tried their coffee yet, but I have had a chai latte (Hands down the BEST chai latte I've ever had - super rich!) and an absolutely dreamy London Fog. They offer some baked goods as well. The cinnamon rolls were fantastic. But for me, it's really just all abo

Got an Ice Caramel Macciato and Three Cheese with apple sauce. The bread definitely tastes home made! Highly recommend this place!! It feels relaxing and nice to eat at. The staff is nice as well!!

The opening of Bricklayer here was bittersweet for me, as I frequented the previous resident, Cornerstone Coffee. However, there is no possible way to be disappointed in having bread like this so close to home. It is simply incredible. It is tender with just the right amount of chewiness, and the crust may be more flavorful than the bread. I have only tried a few of their other offerings. The breakfast quiche I had was served still somewhat cold, so it wasn't my favorite, but the greens with a house made dressing were actually so good, I didn't care about the quiche. I recently tried the pumpkin soup and it was one of the best soups I've ever had. Velvety smooth with a balanced spice to it, and it was garnished with tiny cubes of fresh apple. Unfortunately, the container was only about hal

Small town feel is captured here beautifully! It's not just the "vibe" that makes you feel warm and happy though. The food here is truly incredible. From the constant involvement with local food resources, homemade bread, to the warm and friendly greetings and lastly the creative and delicious items located on their seasonal menus. Bricklayer is truly one of my favorites and I have never had an item that I have been disappointed with. While I would like to keep this a small town secret, it's hard to not share good/quality food when it is found and loved.

It was a first time visit for my wife and I. We must have been there on a bad day. My wife and I ordered breakfast, bacon and eggs and toast. I had scrambled and my wife ordered fried over easy. When breakfast was brought to our table her eggs were fried hard to the point it had crust. No one came to our table to ask if everything was ok. After my wife ate some of her eggs and as we were leaving my wife went to the front counter to complain about her eggs. The response she got surprised me. The waitress said she didn't cook the eggs and didn't care. We won't be back.