Brick & Beam, San Francisco CA

Very nice bar and grill that's part of the Hyatt. Ordered the meatball appetiser as I was not that hungry. It was delicious and the sauce was definitely homemade with basil and it cane with garlic cheese toast. My husband ordered the Angus burger with mushrooms added and he was happy with it. Nice drinks and service. Would recommend.

Decent food and drinks in the Hyatt Hotel. It's convenient but there are lots of good food options nearby

Loved the name of the place. It was incredibly disappointing. The service was very poor. The waiter was rude. I won't go back.

The kids grilled cheese and the Flatbread pizzas were good. The burger and the steak frites were super bland. I liked the Norcal drink. The double whiskey I ordered was very liberal. The high cost of the food was a bit of a turn off, I don't feel I got what I paid for but that might just be California.

Despite the picture may look good but very disappointed with this salty oily tomato soup!
Expected a couple piece of bread comes with it but they charge you separately for that!
Stayed in this hotel for a few days and was convenient to eat in the first floor.

The food was good enough (a bit overpriced for what it was.that's eating at a hotel restaurant for ya), but the service was AWFUL! Our server seemed to just disappear for 20-30 minutes at a time, he forgot things we had ordered, and we had to approach HIM to ask for the check.wouldn't go back.

We were happily surprised at how good this hotel restaurant is. Excellent food (best fries ever), for breakfast and dinner. The staff was outstanding.

Walked in with no real direction of what we needed to do. Another customer advised we just find a table. After 15 minutes of being sat at a dirty table and being ignored by the staff we walked out without ordering anything. Shame because from what I could see of the food coming out it looked nice.

My wife and I were at this restaurant because it was next to our hotel (Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf). The atmosphere of the place was chill and laid back. Its brick walls brought a warm and comfortable feel. We had garlic fries (appetizer), chicken melt with a salad (entrée), and Angus beef burger with a salad (grass feed). Overall, the food was a little above average. The waiter (s) was friendly and professional. You have to sit yourself, but it was fine finding a table.

We visited three times during our stay at the hyatt centric, once for breakfast and twice for dinner. We didn't have any complaints either time. The food and drinks for dinner were delicious and breakfast hit the spot too.

The environment was great but the burger was dry and did not come with any sauce except for mayo on one side. Some ketchup, etc would have been nice.

Pub/Restaurant attached to the Hyatt so pretty much what you would expect, a little overpriced lacking in atmosphere but convenient if staying in the hotel or close by. Had the Fish and chips which was a mistake, batter overcooked and rubbery cod pieces. Staff were polite and attentive.

Me and my fiancée had dinner there and it was open seating. We was then greeted by one of the waitress. She was very kind and attentive. The Alcatraz Amber was very good and my fiancée had the Karl. Both excellent. We shared the clam chowder and pizza. Prices for our meal and drinks was a lil high, but then the experience was very pleasant. Oh we met a humble and kind traveler from Australia with his daughter who was passing thru on their way to New York. Wanted to buy him a beer but he declined due to being out with his daughter. It was so kool meeting someone so far away. Good way to end our outing there

Food was fine but I'm hesitant to say it was worth the price. $30+ (with tip) for a basic eggs and bacon breakfast seems excessive. I'm just glad work was paying

Came here for an early dinner after a long, lunchless, day. Service was pleasant but a touch slow. Drinks came out as expected but food took a little longer. Wasn't much of an issue because there was a nice atmosphere to relax and take in. Food was tasty and hot and prices weren't that bad.

Food was fine, drinks were pretty good. Everything is a bit pricey as a result of the location, but not a bad option in the area. Pleasant decor and TVs to watch the game

Cute place attached to the Hyatt. Not a big menu but a great vobe and just as good with the food selection too.

While on a business trip, the Brick and Beam was what decided me on the Fisherman’s Wharf Hyatt, as I tend to be very food-influenced.

It was everything I had wanted it to be, cozy, warm, with good service and good hearty food.

I had the clam chowder bread bowl, which I can recommend.