Definitely the brick pattern.

With all grout lines lining up.

The brick pattern is very today and will look dated in 5 years. Go for the other one.

Classic straight line tile better and timeless

Classic straight because of the classic tile.

With this tile the brick lay is more appealing.

This tile color and style is just way too orange. I'd be concerned of the tile choice rather than the layout.

Brick pattern

I prefer straight.

Either one with a tight grout line.

Brick! Looks way more expensive!

The grid pattern can pose problems if any walls are out of alignment or if the dimensions do not line up well--in which case, determine where the "short" cut will be, or balance the grid with shorts or a border on each side. This, of course, adds time for labour (= cost).

The off-set pattern is a 50/50 off-set, which is fine with a square tile. In general, I prefer rectangular tiles for off-set installation and use a 60/30 off-set which can seem to enlarge a space (depending on the viewing angle). An off-set pattern can disguise certain "fit" issues.

In any case, be sure to layout a full length and width sufficient to plan for how the tiles abut walls, doors, etc. Thinking you know that already--but not everyone does!

I'd determine what the implications are for each pattern and decide on that, leaning toward off-set from this vantage point.

Here's a monkey wrench - why not lay in a diamond pattern? Or add a few patterned tiles at random to break up the sea of orange. Sorry but not a big fan of the tile, color or size.

@Super Organizing - This Post is almost five years old. Pretty sure they figured out how to lay it.