Since 1989 Rick's has been providing wonderful, juicy, fat hamburgers, Texas fried chicken, fried pickles (yes pickles) and the best fried onion rings you'll ever have. Many other menu items including a few that are healthy. Kiddy menu.
As Rick's has a fully licensed bar, you can also have the drink of your choice. Rick's is very busy after work and in the evenings with neighborhood folk and medical center employees dropping in for a drinky on their way home.
Look for an old house on the north side of the street when looking for Rick's. The entrance is on the southwest corner. Newcomers often have trouble finding which door is the one that actually opens.
You wouldn't describe the decore as either tasteful or organized. It just happened. No manufactured cute here! Seat yourself and try for a table with a view of the front door. You don't want to miss anyone coming in.
All food available for take out. They also can make party food for you and have gift certificates.
Parking is limited during peak hours. Almost totally unapproachable during the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo from middle January for about 20 days.
Family by day. Singles and hopefuls of all persuasions by night. Don't mix the two!
Restaurant, bar and restrooms have limited wheelchair accessiblity. There is a ramp on the east side of the house that rolls down to the bar entrance. Although the restrooms have been modified by making 2 stall facilities into one toilet rooms, This is an absolute 'no can do' for anyone using a scooter. I wouldn't want to say it is easy to get in to. This is an old house by Fort Worth standards. The outside stairs are tricky for the uninitiated and those who've had too much to drink.
The 'bricks' refers to the bricks that are the paving of Camp Bowie Blvd.
Bring your own Lipitor!