BrickTop's

Took awhile to dine here. I do think they should update their signage and font for marketing. Many times I passed and thought it was a casual pizza place based on the name and signage. Despite having a reservation we had to wait about 15/20 minutes and were slightly bummed to be seated in a very lively bar (aka hard to hear) booth for my birthday dinner. The signed card was a nice gesture but honestly a mini dessert or glass of bubbly would have been nicer from this caliber of a restaurant. The lobster bisque was delicious- not too heavy, chunks of meat and a depth of flavor. I am glad I didn’t share! I went with the Chicken Milanese. I was very impressed with the thinness and crispiness of the chicken, the sauce was just right with tang from lemon and brine from capers and the fett

BrickTop's in Charlotte presents a delightful menu identity crisis, and I am absolutely here for it. It's the kind of place where you can witness a pristine plate of sushi having a serious conversation with a platter of deviled eggs—and somehow, it all makes perfect sense. This is the culinary Switzerland of upscale lunch spots, a neutral ground where every craving can find asylum. Want to feel refined? Order the Ahi Tuna Tartare. Feeling like you just finished a long day on the ranch you don't actually own? Pivot to a hearty slab of prime rib. This menu has more range than a pop diva. The atmosphere is a strategic masterpiece of high-backed booths, creating perfect little pockets of privacy. It’s the ideal setting for a discreet business deal, a juicy gossip session, or simply enjoying

I truly enjoyed BrickTop’s. I sat at the bar which was very crowded and loud. There were a lot of locals there, several of which struck up conversation with me. Service was good and the bartenders were friendly, the food was decent, but didn’t blow me away. The chicken Milanese was good, as was the fettuccine. The Brussels sprouts were ok, but a little greasy. Definitely a lively place to go.

Brick Top's in the Sputh Park area of Charlotte was an amazing place for our post pregame show meeting. It offered an upscale, quiet and spacious place for us to be able to talk as well as watch other game from our table while dining. The service was the best as they were fast, friendly and accommodating of our every need. We tried the Brussel Sprouts, Deviled eggs with Brown Sugar bacon. Also had the grilled chicken. Every dish was flavorful and seasoned to perfection. Shout out to our server who actually got the kitchen to do the Brussel Sprouts because they are not on the brunch menu. Perhaps they'll consider adding them. The price was reasonable considering the restaurant being located in South Park. The overall impression of the venue was that it is a perfect place for meetings

We sat at the bar to watch the Panthers game. They have two TVs and you are able to see them anywhere at the bar area. The food was great