Tucked into a century-old storefront on Commerce Street, we pour real coffee, make pastries by hand, and surround you with five thousand square feet of antiques worth wandering for.
Brian and Angie Rhodus opened Brick Rhod with a simple, stubborn idea: small towns deserve great coffee, real food, and rooms full of beautiful old things. Lewisburg got all three.
On one side of the building, the bistro hums — espresso, fresh pastries, sandwiches built to order. On the other, twenty-one local dealers fill five thousand square feet with furniture, primitives, linens, glassware, and the kind of finds you can't search for online.
It's the kind of place you stop in for a coffee and leave two hours later with a story, a snack, and something you didn't know you needed.
Twenty-one local dealers. Five thousand square feet. Free to wander, free to dream.
Furniture you can't get at a big box. Vintage books with someone's grandmother's name still inside. Glassware that catches the morning light like nothing made today. Linens, primitives, signs, toys, tools, and a thousand small things waiting to start their next chapter.
Bring your coffee. Take your time.
A hidden little gem in Lewisburg. The menu has different specialties, all sounded so delicious! What we had lived up to our expectations. Lovely antiques — what a quaint spot to sit, relax, and enjoy the surroundings.
This place is amazing! There are so many food and drink options here — for this small town, it's just what Lewisburg needed. Keep up the spectacular work bringing more positive things to Lewisburg.
Brick Rhod Bistro never ever disappoints. It's amazing to see people keeping the old building's character alive. A thriving business helps other businesses in smaller towns.
Tucked into the historic heart of Lewisburg, easy on-street parking, the door is always open during hours.