This seemingly popular “home of North American comfort food” chain, with a restaurant based in Sheffield City Centre, prides itself on great sharing platters and their lodge inspired surroundings. If you’re looking for some decent stacked burgers, burritos, loaded fries etc, then this is a decent place to be. But did our visit live up to the hype? Read my full review here.

This Brewski branch is based at West One, Sheffield City Centre (the previous OHM yard), and has been changed slightly to reflect the décor and vibe of a North American lodge. Brewski make everything in house from their burger buns to their brownie pies – they definitely do provide great comfort food. We personally felt the atmosphere lacked a little with the slow drinks service at the bar and nothing much else adding to the “ultimate dining experience” that their website promises, but we enjoyed our food nevertheless.

But I will say we both left wondering what all the hype was about?! The wow factor when I’ve seen other people’s posts of the food here and it looking insane just didn’t come through on our visit.

Maybe it’s cos we didn’t get a sharer board as there would have been too much food for 2 people. Maybe it’s cos we were sat at the bar a good 20 mins before our table was ready and the bartender decided to acknowledge us… I mean the burrito was AMAZING, but there are so many amazing restaurants out there now, maybe we left our visit too long? Anyway…

We enjoyed;

• THE KATSU MOIST MAKER BURGER £17.50; Brewski buttermilk fried chicken, burger cheese, lettuce, Katsu, sour cream and Chilli Heatwave Doritos – a GRAND, delicious burger that I could just about get my chops around. It was really tasty. Only criticism I have is that I wanted more Doritos! Also this came with skin on fries which were dry & meh, I wish I’d upgraded them to Salt & Pepper fries.
• BREWSKI BURRITO £16.00; Deep fried crispy beef, hot sauce, lettuce, Cajun onions, deep fried pork belly, red chillies, pico de gallo, 3 cheese mix and chipotle sour cream – THIS IS REYT GOOD. So very tasty, spicy, cheesy & really filling. Ben added the Salt & Pepper Fries £3.50 to this and I had proper food envy as this was such a good choice. These were tangy, spicy and superb
• Mocktails & Pints (I wish I’d seen the special Fruit Pastel cocktail on the specials menu before we ordered a drink at the bar).

The food was good comfort “pig out” food, the atmosphere ok but nothing to shout about. It’s worth a visit but I wouldn’t rush back here. Maybe plan to go with at least 4 people to try their amazing looking sharer boards?

For more information, check out their website here. Open Monday – Sunday : 11:45am – 23:00pm.

Thanks for taking the time to read my full review. Please check out my other reviews, and my recipes too! If you have any restaurant/pub/café suggestions for me to try, please leave a comment below. If you are a restaurant/food vendor and would like to collaborate with me in any way, please just email me at jensfoodblog@gmail.com!

Happy munching!

Jen

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