Bricks Corner brings crisp deep-dish pizza and a cool vibe

What the reviews suggest

Bricks Corner’s Google rating of 4.7 from 2235 reviews sets a strong baseline, and the supplied diner feedback largely supports it. Pizza is the clear center of gravity. Reviewers repeatedly praise the flavor and crust, particularly the crispy sections of the deep-dish pies. Even pizzas described as somewhat burnt or not served hot were still called enjoyable, suggesting that the underlying dough, toppings and seasoning often carry the meal.

The Sweet Salty Pig received especially enthusiastic praise from one diner, while another liked a Napoli pizza with anchovies. A salchicha pizza prompted a more divided response. Its pepperoni was not considered spicy, but dollops of cream cheese proved less popular with that table. These individual reactions point to a menu with distinctive combinations, though diners with strong topping preferences may want to read descriptions closely.

Beyond the pizza

The supporting dishes also attract attention. Cracked tots were praised for their texture and a creamy sauce described as possibly horseradish ranch, along with fresh Parmesan. Desserts appear capable of being a highlight rather than an afterthought. One review was emphatic about the banana cream pie, while another singled out an excellent cheesecake.

That range makes Bricks Corner more than a quick pizza stop. Based on these accounts, it works best as a casual group meal where appetizers, pizza and dessert can be shared. The listed price level translates to mid range, although one diner felt a small deep-dish sausage-crust pizza was not generous for the price.

A diner with celiac disease reported ordering that deep-dish sausage-crust option and enjoying it. That is useful anecdotal evidence that an alternative may be available, but the review does not establish preparation procedures or protection from cross-contact. Anyone with a medical dietary requirement should confirm current practices directly with the restaurant.

Atmosphere and service

The room is described as hip, grungy and cool, with a Bob Marley image contributing to the informal character. One visitor praised a server as relaxed, friendly, professional and helpful with recommendations. Another found the server attentive, and a busy-night review characterized service as pretty good.

Still, service is the least consistent part of the available feedback. One diner loved the food but scored the service much lower, despite describing the waiter as nice. That same party was seated at a dirty table. These reports do not erase the positive experiences, but they suggest that hospitality and table readiness may slip when the restaurant is busy.

The verdict

Bricks Corner looks like a strong Salt Lake City choice for diners who prioritize crisp-edged, deeply flavored pizza and want a lively bar-and-grill setting. The best meals in the review sample combine pizza with cracked tots and dessert. Temperature, charring, table cleanliness and service pacing are the main variables. Overall, the food earns notably more consistent praise than the operational details, making Bricks Corner a worthwhile next stop for deep-dish pizza fans who do not mind a casual, sometimes uneven experience.