Everything was great until the "triple threat" wings arrived or should I say " triple disappointment" I have been to other sports bars before But this one is the worse in wing way below Buffalo Wild Wings..... There was too much clump up pieces of garlic on the wings that made them taste horrible the sauce on the other side was good , if anyone likes eating a whole hand of garlic chopped up on your wings then this is your place
Review Source:This is the place my coworkers have chosen for happy hour and so I've tried many appetizers but never really get entrees. Â The Spinach dip (something I try just about every where I go) is very good. Â I did enjoy the chicken, mashed, and corn from the lunch specials and thought it was comfort food yummy. Â The service is always great. Â The music is sometimes a tad loud where we find ourselves shouting over it but it is a sports bar.
Review Source:If you're looking to watch sports, there are numerous sports bar and restaurants you could go to, but one that that I seem to see all over South Florida is Bru's Room Sports Grill. I decided to hit up the Pembroke Pines location to see what it was all about.
Beyond just being a bar, Bru's Room Sports Grill is a large space with plenty of seating outdoors, indoors, and by the bar. The sports grill also has a ridiculous number of televisions (over 65), so they are most likely playing whatever game you'd like to see.
The food is decent pub grub, nothing amazing but certainly not bad. I most recently had the Slider and Wing Combo with Buffalo Chips. The chips were awesome, the wings were pretty good, but the burger could have used a little moisture or anything period. The sliders were a definite hell no!
My friend ordered the Philly Cheese Steak. It was actually one of the better tasting Philly's I have ever had. The bread, steak, and cheese were on point. Soft, tender and delicious! The French Fries it came with were pretty standard.
Our server was friendly but inattentive. I felt like she and some of the other servers cared more for the regulars and the hot guys they wanted to hook up with.
I like the layout of this restaurant and there is lots of seating. They have the indoor bar area surrounded by tables and booths, a separate "family room" with a TV, and a covered outdoor bar with booths and high-top tables. The bars are a good size and offer plenty of seating choices.
The ambiance on non-game days is generally quiet and laid back and there are no waits for seating. However, game days can get packed and during peak times you will find many people standing, but I've always managed to squeeze into a seat somewhere. Wait times, of course, can be rather long for those who need a table, but there are TVs a-plenty in this place so you don't miss a beat.
The food is "bar food" but I really like it. I think it's above average in comparison to other bars in the area. It generally seems fresher and doesn't have that "sitting in the back freezer for months" taste, and this is why Bru's is the only Pines sports bar I visit. Prices are average and they have regular specials or promotions. They are still somewhat new in Pines so I hope that the quality of food remains unlike other businesses who seem to gradually go downhill through time.
This place is your typical sports bar. TV's everywhere, wood decor and bar food. I went here on a Saturday night. I was told this was the place to go with a good atmosphere, but I was a bit disappointed.
The food was ok, the place looked nice, the drinks were alright but the service wasn't. The waitress took forever to attend us and it was pretty annoying trying to waive her down. I don't know if they were understaffed or the waitress was slow, but I'm gonna say they were understaffed.
I won't be coming here again. There was nothing in this place to bring me back. I can walk into any other sports bar (Ale House, Flanigans etc.) and it would be the same thing.
Is this a Gator bar or not? Â I was told that Bru's Room is the place to watch all things Gators and boy, was I proven wrong! Â My wife and I decided to go to this location to watch the Gators play in the 2nd round of the NCAA tourney. Â We got there in plenty of time to inquire about which TV's the game was going to be on and thus, choose our seats accordingly. Â The hostess had no idea what was going on and she had to be told by a waitress to start seating people. Â We just bypassed this ridiculousness and found an open booth which had access to many TV's. Â When our waitress greeted us, I asked her which of the TV"s will be showing the Gator game and her reply was,"I don't know." Â I proceeded to ask,"Isn't this a Gator bar?" Â She answers,"Well, it is but it isn't. Â I don't really agree with that." Â What are you talking about? Â I don't care whether you agree with it or not: is it a Gator bar or not? Â My wife then asks if they can put the Gator game on the big screen and she replies, "No. Â The Heat game will be shown on that TV." Â AaHah! Â So Bru's is a Heat bar. Â Mystery solved! Â We decide to stay and see what happens since we still have fifteen minutes until the Gator game starts. Â We order our drinks and some wings and when the waitress brings us our drinks, I relate to her that the game still isn't on and she replies, "Well, we are so busy that I haven't had time to tell the manager to change the TV's yet. Â I have to write what you want on a piece of paper and give it to him. Â Let me take care of a couple of things and I will try and find time to do that.' Â What kind of nonsense is this? Â The manager doesn't trust his own staff? Â He has to have them write their customer's request on a piece of paper and hand it to him? Â Does she have to hand the manager a piece of paper for each TV request? Â This must go real smoothly on Sunday's during the NFL season. Â
But I digress. Â After waiting over 1/2 an hour for the wings to come out, they are completely wrong. Â They came out plain when we wanted half sweet and tangy and half x-hot. Â She takes them back and tells us that she put in the order to fix them "on the fly" and that we should have our wings shortly. Â And still no Gator game! Â it is now past tip off and I am about to get up and leave. Â My wife takes one last shot and goes to explain the situation to the manager. Â He comes over and finally changes one of the TV's to the Gator game. Â Keep in mind that the NCAA tourney is on; however, almost every TV in the place has the Heat game on and they even put the sound on for this game. Â Our wings come out about ten minutes later and they are decent, not great. Â Not sure I would classify them as "award winning", but to each his own. Â She did check back and refill our drinks fairly rapidly which did slightly make up for the TV and wings debacle. Â However, seeing as how I am not a Heat fan, I probably won't go back here as long as the Heat are still playing. Â I might give this place another shot during football season since they are the official Gator watching location. Â I'm just not convinced that they won't be showing Heat replays of past games all year round.
Went here on a Monday night where you are supposed to get 15% off but there is a trick to that..so not so easy. Â We ordered the triple threat wings which are 16 wings for $15.25 in 3 different sauces, a basket of fries $2.95 a margarita $5 and a long island ice tea. Â The tea got sent back several times as it was very watered down. Â After I gave up and did not have a drink. Â Total was $24.59. Â I enjoyed the ambience and sitting outside. Â Service was not so hot --food was average-- so I will rate it okay.
Review Source:Pretty good sports bar have been here couple of times and so far so good. The wings are very good and prices are very reasonable.  We went last week for a bday dinner and had  the best waitress ever. She was very good took our orders promptly and never missed a beat. We definitely go back again.
Review Source:Great place in an area that doesn't have a good place to watch games. Outside patio looked great, we opted to sit inside layout was a little strange near the bar. Waitress was great, she was very polite and social. We ordered a few appetizers, nothing special and meals the same. Not worth the drive.
Review Source:I should start by saying that this is a great place to come watch the game in the Pembroke Pines area. Much better than the Hooters. It is spacious and there are nice tv displays everywhere you look. Nice atmosphere too.
I went there last night to have dinner and watch the Heat season opener. We were a party of 6. The hostess told us that we can sit in any table we found so we had to search for our own table but we found none. Then they sat us in another area. That was kind of annoying. The waitress asked for our drink orders and those came in timely. She was nice enough; typical sport's bar waitress with that roughness on the edges.
We ordered the Bru's Room Sampler which consisted of mozzarella triangles, wings, buffalo chicken, and onion rings. They served this with 4 different sauces: marinara, honey mustard, ranch and blue cheese. The wings were ok. You can tell that they don't season the wings at all but rather rely on the wing sauce to give them the taste. The buffalo chicken was a bit soggy and didn't really taste great. The mozzarella was good and the onion rings were good.
For the main course I just ordered 25 wings to share and we got them half teriyaki and half parmesan garlic. Again, they are ok. The outside of the wings are better than the inside because all the flavor is in the sauce. We also ordered a basket of waffle fries which were cold.
My wife ordered the ribs with fries. The ribs were decent and the barbecue sauce they use is pretty good. I will probably order this next time.
Overall, the food didn't blow us away but this is going to be my new hangout to go watch games. The location is perfect for us.
We have been there many times since the opening weekend at the Pembroke Pines location and have always received great service from our waiter/waitress and the occasional visit from the manager on duty asking about our experience.
The Triple Threat wings are our favorite, whether they're traditional or boneless. To be honest we've tried several items on the menu and have yet to be disappointed.
If there are any downsides at all it would be how crowded it can be on the weekends or when there are any big games on TV. Parking is also an issue when picking up a takeout order, as parking is usually available only in the rear of the lot when it's busy.
Overall this is a great place with excellent sports bar cuisine and plenty of televisions with a full bar to enjoy sports.
Went to Bru's Room for Game 7 of the Heat vs. Celtics playoff series. Â OFF THE HOOK!!!!
I think I had as much fun at Bru's Room than had I gone down to the arena! Â The volume was turned up to the MAX so we could easily hear the announcers over the crowd. Â Speaking of the crowd, the energy was on LEVEL 100! Â I mean, ROARING when Lebron dunked and Bosh made 3's. Â ROARING!!! Â It was AWESOME and we had an amazing time. Â And I must add that this fun was had while watching it all go down on the mammoth HDTVs EVERYWHERE. Â 5 stars just for the damn tv's! Â Holla!
The drinks......eh. Â Not a fan of their special drinks. Â I had plenty (including one of their rum buckets) during Superbowl and that next day, although I didn't have a hangover, my stomach was a pure mess. Â And not that "hangover feeling", either. Â That "cheap-cheap liquor" feeling. Â Drink specials are nice and all but not at the expense of my stomach. Â Unfortunately, drinks off-special are a tad pricey. Â A Grand Marnier w/ OJ was $10 (b4 tax+tip) so that was the only drink I had. Â Places like this make me wish I were a beer drinker. Â Also, my sprite on Heat game night tasted like mildly carbonated sugar water with a hint of citrus-sugar-cube. Â
On the other hand, I LOVE BRU'S ROOM'S WINGS!!! Â Hefty-sized wings, perfectly vinegary with just enough kick hot sauce and the wings are well-sauced, not dry at all. Â They're available in multiple flavors, including something with minced garlic on top (clearly NOT date food). Â I've also had the fried pickles which were better than others' attempts - the thousand-islandish sauce is what makes them pretty tasty.
As sports bars go, I'd have to say Bru's Room could stand to come down just a hair on the prices of regular drinks and some of the food items in general. Â Waitstaff is pretty decent - no outright complaints but nothing too above-board either service-wise. Â I like that it's a neighborhoody spot. Â It's huge, there's plenty of seats isoors & on the outdoor patio. Â (Although if u're going to watch the playoffs or Superbowl, get there an hour early or be prepared to stand the whole time.) Â And their wings have me thinking about visiting on a regular basis. Â I'd give it 3.5 stars but after the fun I had watching MY Miami Heat, I'll give them a 4-star rating.
Didn't know they had a Bru's Room location until we past by and spotted Bru's Room in the corner.
We went here for the big Mayweather V.S Cotto fight. I would say our waitress was great. She didn't take long with our food or drinks. The chicken wings are delicious and the Chicken lettuce wraps are delicious!!!!
We used to love Bru's Room, and to be honest, the food is good and the atmosphere is fun. I'd offer up 3-4 stars normally, however, because of a management team that just doesn't care about the average customer and seems perfectly happy to make their customers mad, they get one star. Customer Service trumps everything.
On 4/21, my wife and I went to Bru's Room in hopes of seeing the UFC fight. We got there a little late, and there was a huge crowd. No big deal, we got ourselves on the waiting list. We were there for 45 minutes, packed at the front door like sardines, waiting patiently for our name to get called (or a bar seat to open up, which wasn't going to happen).
In marches a couple, hugs the hostess, and asks if they could get a table. About five minutes later, a table opened up, and low and behold, this couple gets the table! Forget the fact that dozens of us watched this atrocity. Forget the fact that the waiting list for a table was two pages long. It was more important for the hostess to help her friends get a seat than to play fair.
All of us crammed by the front door saw this, someone called over a manager who, after 10 minutes, didn't bother to show up. My wife and I left because we were turned off.
Morning of 4/22 I put up a post on Bru's Facebook page, explained the situation, and there's no response into mid-day of 4/23. Bru's is updating their Facebook page so they should have seen the complaint. That afternoon, I wrote an email to Bru's Customer Service, and again, no response from Bru's.
Not looking for anything other than an apology and a promise that this would never happen again. What's never happening again is me spending another dime at Bru's Room. Their crappy attitude toward doing the right thing and being mindful of their customers has forever turned us off.
There's plenty of other sports bars in the area. I'd go there instead.
Having a drink on National beer day. I like this place and waitress Heather is awesome. Explained the specials and menu and made us feel welcome even though we had a coupon. The wings were ok, and the outside bar was great to watch sports with friends and have a few beers. The beer selection is awesome.
Review Source:reminded me of Bokampers in the sense of the dolphin player memorabilia .. We arrived at lunch time, with some people there, there was plenty of seating. I ordered the Brushetta salad, which i very much enjoyed!
since i only ordered this with water, I cannot give it a proper review and would like to return and try their chicken wings.
The wings had a great taste but were a bit dry for me.  Dry in that the meat was overcooked and it wasn't saucy enough.  Don't get me wrong though, despite that, i still liked them.  They do take "Hot" seriously and  had the perfect heat to it.  The blue cheese was PHENOMENAL.  Favorite part of the wings.  I had the slider/wing combo and they were pretty good.  My husband had the ribs and he said they tasted great, just wished they were meatier but can't blame Bru's room for that unless they're picking skinny cows.  Lots of TVs around the entire room but and it was pretty busy despite no home games being on so i can't imagine what its like when fans pack in.  I'll be back.
Review Source:you seen one sports bar, you seen 'em all... nice place... mostly because it's new... i wasn't wowed by the service or the food... the barstools ARE nice and cushiony though.... it's a nice alternative to the ale house on a game day....
my favorite part, you ask? $7 pitchers of captain and coke....
Bru's Room is definitely the jealous twin sister of Bokamper's. Same concept. Plenty of TVs, patio and they're own special "Bru's Triple Threat" chicken wing sauce.
I definitely liked Bru's Triple Threat a whole lot more.This place gets packed during Heat games. Way TOO packed. The crowd is different, but it's definitely a site to see. Our waitress was horrible, service was horrible. No utensils, no napkins. Our pitcher came out without any ice, we asked for ice. By the time the ice came out the beer was already gone.
The chicken wings were delicious, they're grilled with hot sauce, sweet & sour sauce, BBQ sauce and finally drizzled with garlic. Their bleu cheese is PHENOMENAL!
Love it!. Awesome food, perfectly seasoned. It has a Full Bar. it offers healthy options to the bar food. (it has wraps that are not on the menu). For those wings lovers, they are awesome. The place is brand new so it is very nicely decorated, has in and out options.
They won me over with the food.
Had dinner with a friend here on tues nite and was dissapointed with the serivce...we had to wait about 10 minutes for madison, our waitress to come by...she was nice and sweet but seemed like her mind was elsewhere...we ordered an appetizer , about 5 minutes later she comes by and takes our dinner order..we went with the wings which were excellent...some of the best ever...a few minutes later we get the wings..she never put in for the appetizers. We let it go because the wings were enough and we could have dessert. Madison never came back to check on us, we had to get another server to tell her to come by so we could get refills, she was busy talking to a guy at the bar showing him her tats. Â Again, when we were ready for dessert she was again at the bar talking to a guy and we had to get someone else to get her to comne to our table. We looked around and the other servers seemed to be busy and the tables were being taken care of...hopefully it was just this sever that needs retraining cuz the food was good and the place looks great . We need more places in this area.....I will return and hope to get better service next time!!!
Review Source:As some of you might already know form my other reviews that there are somewhat long and detailed, but this one is not going to to be one of those . . . I know, I know it is a miracle . . . but here it is.
Bru's Room Sports Grill is a typical Sports Grill. Â 3 bars to belly up to, plenty of seating outside and inside. Â Plenty of booths and tables, but remember that this place gets packed during the weekend and when there is an important game going one. Â But don't worry there are plenty of flat screen t.v.'s to watch the game. Â
The Menu is short and conscience and your typical sports bar fare from your standard wings with its different sauces with the typical claim that theirs is the best around to stakes, sandwiches, entrees and ribs. Â It is just a typical menu for a typical sports bar.
Don't get it wrong that is the one of the best sports bar around and Pembroke Pines needed Bru's Room to come in and set up to show who it is done. Â She is a sorely needed respite from the dismal failure of "Daisy Dukes" that was at the same location and from ghastly Hooters down the road, and a others that are small hole in the walls that boarders on "seedy".
Bru's Room Sports Grill is good, clean, ample parking, well lit and most importantly secure with good food and ambiance and easy on the eyes and especially the wallet. Â I predict that Bru's is going to a permanent fixture to Pembroke Pines.
Good time a'roll at Bru's!
So much to fill in and so little time to fill out. Or actually so little time to lose.
When my friends called my to hit a lunch at the new Bru's Room, I actually wanted to say no. As I started my weight watchers diet. I need to get back down to my Sailor Jerry's weight of 190, and not my buffaloed weight of 220. But, alas I'm weak and weight watchers said I could eat out. So off to the experiment.
Bru's Room is an inviting place, much nicer then the old Daisy Dukes that once occupied this place. It's a cross between a sports bar, with the ample amount of TV and a beer joint. They do have a great selection of drafts. It kinda reminded me of Bokampers, and I guess a complement to both as both owners played for the Dolphin's (when the Dolphins were good and had a real General Manager) and both were apart of the Killer "B's" I think both have done well, so I was rapidly warming up to this place.
As far as the food, I'm Weight Watchers wise, or at least I wanted to be. I ordered the Mahi Mahi Ruben, I ate a little more then half. Not that I didn't like it, I loved it! Tasty, tasty, tasty I only wanted half, but kept on saying one bite more wont kill me. Utilizing my Weight Watcher's app, it said I only are 5 points worth, each beer was 4 points, so time to stop. I figured it all came to a whopping 14 points, not bad, I don't think! Still an appropriate level, my diner will be lite.
As far as my friends order, one had the Gainsville Pork Sandwich and the other had a French Dip, both really liked them. Service by our server, Tina was very good, she was a professional server all the way through. Bru's has a great ambiance and from appearances great food, it looks like a good happy hour location for Piners!
Be back, yes certainly!
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