Brenham Grill — Restaurant in Brenham

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY! We visited from out of town and stopped here based on Google reviews. The men's restroom has a sign advising that it is PG-13 due to "nude fine art". I am not a prude and enjoy art in many forms, but I feel like it's not necessary in a men's bathroom making it so boys need to use the women's bathroom. There is no kid's menu. No highchair. We came in kids and a baby. If it was not meant for kids then the hose should have stated "we're happy to serve you but do not have a kids menu or highchair" so we could have made an informed decision whether to continue or not. We also stated when placing drink orders and then the food orders that we had 3 separate checks. It was acknowledged by both servers. When the check came it was 1 and we were told that they could not split it and we never told them we needed 3. The person that stated this is who took the food order and who we told. Overall, due to the eye rolls and lack of professionalism and service without communicated policies, I absolutely do not recommend this place. The food was mediocre. I ordered chicken strips (because I had to eat one handed while holding my 10 month old) and I received 3 small strips. Flavor was ok on strips, mashed potatoes and green beans but not amazing....

Recommended to come here and it didn’t disappoint. It’s located just inside the Ant Street Inn, and has an air of classiness with white linen tables and a stocked bar as well. Fresh baked warm bread accompanied our drinks, and the bread was ciabatta like, dense but soft. We ordered the mushroom and Swiss burger, and the eggplant parmigiana with fettuccine Alfredo. Both dishes were excellent, the eggplant and pasta both hot and prepared well, and the mushroom burger cooked to perfection without even asking. The steak fries that came with the burgers were excellent, they tasted like golden potatoes and were definitely different than the regular steak fries you may have had before. We recommend getting a sangria to drink, it’s sweet and delicious. The place was very clean and the food came out a lot quicker than we expected. Advise the gentleman to visit the men’s room for a cultured experience wink wink. All in all a great place we would definitely go to again to try different items from the menu. Our two dishes and two alcoholic drinks totaled under $40, so it’s definitely not going to...

I was told about this place, and it definitely lived up to the hype. It’s located inside the Ant Street Inn, with a nice atmosphere featuring white linen tables and a well-stocked bar. We were served warm, freshly baked ciabatta-style bread with our drinks, and it was dense yet soft. We tried the mushroom and Swiss burger and the fettuccine Alfredo. Both were fantastic—the burger was cooked perfectly without even asking, and the pasta was hot and well-prepared. The steak fries that came with the burgers were delicious and unlike any regular fries I’ve had before—they tasted like golden potatoes. We also had sangria, which was sweet and refreshing. The place was spotless, and our meals arrived faster than expected. A fun, affordable spot that’s definitely worth visiting again to try more menu items. Our two dishes and two drinks came to under $40, so it’s easy on...