Poor service. The waiters paid a lot of attention to eachother (joking, placing bets, etc) but were very slow in taking our orders, bringing the check, fixing mistakes, etc. The baby back ribs were really fatty. The tri tip kabob wasn't bad though.

It appeared that a lot of the locals go there which was a tip that it would be a good place to eat. They had a nice variety on the menu and the prices were reasonable. Service was friendly and quick. A two block walk up the street from the Pismo Beach pier.

Food was OK I guess...boring, low quality..plain interior, service ok....only place open at the time..would not recommend.

Love their tri tip sandwiches and clam chowder. They offer outside seating. The smell of the tri tip cooking on their outside bbq just pulls you in!

Brad's is very casual and the place has a diner feel. The food is reasonably priced and delicious. I had a mushroom swiss burger here and was not disappointed. Others in my party had the clam chowder and they thought it was really good too. Our waitress was very friendly and our service excellent. No complaints here!

Bit disappointed with the food selections in Pismo itself, however can't fault the food here, the place is your typical Diner and the 'Fonz' could walk in anytime.

Long line for a BoaB* lunch, so across the street to Brad's we go... Someone seated the folks before us, but no one came for us. Our waitress, Crista, seemed to have an attitude. We just wanted a share the $11 seafood sampler, and 2 waters with lemon. Water came, no lemon. Food was quick, large portion of and delicious,... More

Sat on the patio under heaters which was nice. We ate at about 6.30 and they had sold out of ribs already. Our party ate halibut in salsa - really tasty and loads of fish- steak and prawns- cooked to perfection. They had the local beer on draught and some great wines.

We had lunch at Brads's one day -got to sit on he patio which was nice but food was just ok. Not really what I would expect from a pier type restaurant.