Wow, what a quaint British pub in the middle of Vienna. Parking is a little tight for this area,…read morebut you can definitely find some spots in the back on a weekday. I ended up biking and there's a bike stand really close by. My friend was craving fish and chips, so we ventured out this way. Because we came on a Thursday they had a deal going where if you ordered a pie, you could get a beer for free. Of course I had to partake, so I ordered the special pie, which was a masala, chicken, curry pie, and it was quite good. A bit small for the price point but with the beer included totally worth it also because their fries are so good. I could demolish over a pound of those fries. They were thick potato and maybe the extra added bonus of having to use a glass ketchup bottle added to it. My friend and I were also taught how to properly hit the ketchup bottle to get the ketchup out by the bartender. You find the 57 on the bottle at an angle and bump you palm there that instead of hitting the bottom and hoping and praying that ketchup comes out. It actually worked or at least it was more efficient than trying to hit the bottom of the bottle upside down. I had never had a hand pumped beer before, but it was quite good. They are a warm beer rotating and it was quite good, it especially paired well with the pie or fish and chips.

I don't know why it took our family so long to visit Hawk & Griffin, but now that we have…read moreexperienced the jovial atmosphere and great food, I know that we will be back soon! My husband is a die-had Arsenal fan and was overjoyed by the chaotic bar scene he encountered as soon as he entered. The City + Arsenal game had the entire bar packed with fans from both sides pulling up random seats wherever there was a free space. We came a bit late into the game but found a seat in a quieter area of the restaurant that still had good television access. With the dreary rain outside, it felt like we had settled right in a proper British pub! Food wise: - For my husband: Wings were generous, grilled, and delicious with interesting flavors - For me: Fish and chips were light, flakey, and came with some of the best house cut fries I've ever had. - For the kiddos: Although they had a kids menu, my daughters decided to split some pancakes (basically crepes with raspberries and cream sauce, scrambled eggs, bacon, and potatoes. Portions are more than generous and the managers were bustling around, talking shop, and thanking everyone who walked through their door. We will definitely be back!

This is a gem of a place. Lots of character and ambiance. Kudos to the team for the new menu and…read morewine list. The patio is charming and the inside makes you feel as though you've been teleported to the UK.

While celebrating a special birthday we made reservations for a birthday dinner here. I will admit…read morethat I was slightly worried after reading so many negative comments. My interpretation of the gist of what everyone was complaining about was that they used to come here all the time (as did I years ago, but it's been a year since being here) and they didn't like the new, slimmed down menu... and they definitely hated the prices here now. Our service was ok, nothing special. I feel like the majority of the servers are very young and might not have the training, nor experience to understand what true service is, not just taking orders and bringing food. The menu was nice. We liked their "Everyday is Sunday" section of the menu, so we tried 2 orders (4 persons) of the pork chop tomahawk and 1 order (2 persons) of the Côte de Boeuf. We started with their Scotch Egg - WOW! Really flavorful with a great texture, inside and out. Definitely a very nice way to start. Cocktails and wine were a hit here for sure! Especially Jarad's G&T, which we got a couple of. Main dishes were great! Plenty of food too!! The spices on the crust of the porkchop tomahawk were so tasty and the temperature was spot-on! The steak in the Côte de Boeuf was incredible! Perfectly seasoned and at that absolute perfect temperature too! The carrots that came with this were very nicely done, but the potatoes stole the show! This dish came with OUTSTANDING Fondant potatoes... They had a great, smokey flavor to them, as if they were basted in pork fat. The meat was perfectly textured and flavored. Overall - While this is no longer the Hunter's Head that many came to know, love, and enjoy, I feel they're doing a decent job here. I'll definitely return, as I want to try their fish & chips!

This is the best British pub food I've had in the states. The two-story bar is loads of fun with…read moreclassic "homely" bartenders, TV's, darts, great English beers on tap, and an enclosed patio/deck space upstairs. If you're a soccer fan, this is THE place to be to watch a game.

This plate is pure comfort: simple, hot, golden, tasty, satisfying…read more It features fluffy, white, crispy battered cod, coupled with mushy peas, lemon, tartar sauce, and cut fries.

I've heard of this place and when in the area recently, I bought many Pastys to bring home and…read moreenjoy later on. The place is really just carry-out, they have fresh made, hot pastys to go, which they can sell, as well as frozen pastys to bring home. They also have a large selection of snacks directly from England. Service was helpful, the guy working the counter was descriptive and helped me with how the various pastys were made. Also, when walking in the amazing smells of all the workers in the back making food smelled incredible! I opted for some of nearly all their offerings of pastys. A couple of days later I made the chicken masala for lunch. I used their directions for baking, not the microwaving to get it ready to eat. They were spot on and the pasty came our perfectly warmed up and ready to eat. The crust was outstanding! None of it was dry or tastless, the whole thing was flaky, perfect, buttery, and tasty! The filling was very nice, though it had no flavors that resembled Indian or "masala" to me, so I'm not sure what they consider masala, but that's not a bad thing as the filling tasted great! I'm looking forward to making and eating all the rest, I'm sure they'll be great too!

I love British food. With that said, I was super underwhelmed by their pasties. I ordered the beef,…read morechicken masala, lamb, chicken cordon bleu and sausage rolls. Beef: normally this would be my favorite back in the day but here... Absolutely no flavor. Quite surprised but I would not order again. Chicken Masala: decent flavor, probably my favorite out of all the oasties I got here. Moroccan lamb: decent flavor also. Chicken cordon bleu: not sure If I got a bad one but yea, hard pass. Sausage rolls: decent flavor. Price point is ok as the oasties were quite filled. It's just that a lot of them just didn't have that taste that I gotta come back for more taste. It was just.... Eh.

I Drove into town today from the Atlanta area to attend a family party. On my own for the evening…read moreand my cousin recommended this fine establishment. After reading the reviews I selected this pub after checking out the walking area in this quaint village I was offered a table in a quieter area or the bar and immediately found a seat at the bar. Selected a delicious stout to begin while glancing at the menu. I opted for the Shepards Pie since my last one happened to be when I was last in London. Service was awesome and my plate arrived quickly. This place was full but not overly noisy! I loved the pairing of the stout with the meal. Delicious pie and was not rushed to make room at the bar! Happy to have visited !!

What we tried Located in oldtown Winchester, the Union Jack…read moreis a nice spot to grab a quick bite and a pint. Standard pub food, nothing special Good service, yet felt performative. Front area has regular tables, bar seati g plus high tops in the back. On the walking mall, so no nearby parking What we tried: Chicken ceasar wrap Smashburger My Rating Rationale: +.5 Service +1 Food (Taste/Flavor/Quality) +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/Vibe +1 Value

Neighborhood pub with a friendly crowd. The bartenders are pretty good, but the food options are…read morevery limited. It is small and dimly lit. There was a funky smell when I visited. I couldn't tell where it was coming from. I would give it a solid 3.5 stars. Street parking is plentiful (for DC).

Great bar to watch some sports and hangout. They have a good group for football on Sundays and…read moresaturdays. They can turn any TV to a sport you want to watch as long as it's on direct TV. I came here to watch the ATP tennis finals and it was no issue to watch the match. The bartender was super friendly and attentive, especially since he was the only one working the day I came. They do not have a kitchen any more but there is a Vietnamese restaurant, pizza place, French restaurant and a few other spots right by the bar and you can bring in food.

what a terrible experience this was. There was no music. The bartender completely ignored me. I…read moredon't mean he was just busy. I mean, he purposely ignored me. He was not busy. He just refused to serve me for some reason. I was standing there politely conversing with another customer, patiently waiting for him to take my order. I finally got tired of waiting and said barkeep do you have Tecate in a can? He did not respond. I asked again, barkeep. Do you have Tecate in the can? Again, he did not respond. I looked at the gentleman I was talking to and said well I guess he can fuck off and I turned around and left. That was my experience with the Mecklenberg in. I will not be going back anytime soon. On an unrelated note, it is a beautiful building, absolutely gorgeous woodwork.

This was a unique find during our visit to Harper's Ferry. We enjoyed feeling like locals in this…read morerestaurant/bar. We had great service and the beer selection was limited but perfect for us.

I dream of proper fish & chips ever since living in London where it was staple lunch fare for me…read more London Chippy, located in the epiQ fool hall, definitely satisfies the craving for properly fried fish. My piece of cod was magnificent and absolutely perfectly fried, crispy and not greasy. For $14 I got a huge piece of fish and 2 sides. Way more food than I could eat so it's a great deal. While the fish is dead in perfect, the sides could use some attention. My chips were just ok. At least they were the proper cut of fries and soft on the inside with that signature chip droop, but they needed to be a bit crisper on the exterior to stand up to and complimentmy use of malt vinegar. The hush puppies were another matter. Almost all of mine were very under cooked which was ashame since the exterior hinted at a very tasty little ball. I will say the portions for both sides were very generous. Drink options are fountain soda (self yourself in the center of the food hall) or lemonade from the Chippy. Or get something from one of the other businesses. Plenty of seating as it's inside the epiQ food hall and a variety from high top tables, regular tables, and comfy lounge couches.

Order the lobster roll. They served it on a hamburger bun not in the advertised brioche bun. The…read morelobster was not well made and tasted just ok. There was no one at the counter and I had to call out to get someone to come out from the back. She was pleasant and processed the order timely. I wouldn't order the non-lobster roll or anything else from London Chippy.

Thanks to fellow Yelper Neal E for the heads up on this one. The Salt Pot Kitchen makes legit…read moreBritish comfort food. Cornish style pasties, chicken leek pie, steak and mushroom pie. We tried them all and they are amazing. Both the buttery crust and fillings. Order online here https://www.thesaltpot.com/shop and pick up at the various event locations like the OneLoudoun Farmers Market (see their calendar). Prices are reasonable given the quality. Service was great.

I visited Gilbert's Corner this past weekend to get some BBQ - and while I was waiting for my BBQ…read moreto be ready - I wandered past all the other food tents - and decided to try a Sausage Roll from "The Salt Pot Kitchen." It's kind of like having a British sausage breakfast sammich - 'cept as a roll. It was hot and tasty (although I could have used a little salt, pepper, and hot sauce to go with it). It was a bit on the greasy side. Pretty affordable - under $5.00 for a sausage roll. I'll have to check out their other offerings next time I roll in. Maybe I'll bring some hot sauce with me! NOTE: After creating a new business listing for "The Salt Pot Kitchen" at Gilbert's Corner - Yelp has deleted my entry - and moved my review to be part of the reviews for their location in Leesburg. This location IS NOT in Leesburg! #TheSaltPotKitchen

Amazing service and incredible drinks! Graham is the best bartender in the city…read more Also the creativity is unmatched! Order what you want from the menu but they are also willing to make you specialized drinks to your liking.

Deliciousness - 3/5 Happiness -5/5…read more This place is for drinkers as it has no food, so if you want to lift an ale (and go out for dinner before or after, or bring food in with you), this is the place to be. They have a large beer, wine, and liquor list (although not nearly as many English beers as I expected from a place called Crown & Crow). I won't deny that I wasn't a fan of either of the mixed cocktails I had, with both (including strangely a smoky drink) being too sweet. But the beer was expertly poured and the wine was a very generous serving. The prices are also more than reasonable, which is great for a DC bar. But what really elevates this place is the service. By late night, the place was jam packed. But each and every bartender was extremely friendly and they expertly worked the crowd, getting drinks served quickly (which too few places manage to do) and swiftly clearing off tables of dirty glasses. I also greatly appreciated the free goldfish that they happily dole out to the patrons. The staff made this a really good time.