British Open Pub

The last couple of times I’ve gone the apps haven’t been on point but everything else is amazing! They always treat everyone with kindness and check on you frequently. The inside looks exactly how you’d feel and English pub would look. I’ve literally not had a single bad thing on their menu. You won’t be disappointed if you go with any part of the experience.

For my first pub experience, it was a delightful one. Our server was very nice whilst recommending what was good to eat, and I settled on the Bacon Brie LT. I chose the homemade potato chips for my side. Lord have mercy these were the best chips I had in ages, and the baguette BLT was scrumptious too! Chips truly stole the show, and the overall environment and mood of the joint was comforting as well. Will be returning for sure!

Seems like it would be a fun place to go with friends... The toy train traveling around the dining room adds a touch of whimsy. This was our first time, and we enjoyed it. The menu has a lot of good choices which made it difficult to pick. We ordered a side salad, Irish soda bread, prime rib pasty and the meatloaf Wellington. The side salad was nice and fresh, with a lot of grated cheese. The soda bread was dry and plain, so will taste very different if you are used to a bread with raisins, caraway etc. The food was tasty, but the prime rib pasty felt over priced at $26. Good beer to wash down everything and Adam, our server was very efficient! Will definitely go back and try other items on the menu.

Updated 5/29/23 Went for lunch with a party of four. Great for and drinks. My wife recommends the BOP burger. I very much enjoyed the Bacon and Brie BLT. Another of our party is a vegetarian and loved her Bella burger. The Reuben sandwich was a hit with our fourth. I had a couple of delicious Kilkenny cream ales while a friend drank Smithwick's. They definitely do a proper pour. ---------- Excellent food, atmosphere, and drinks. My party entered at lunchtime and the bar was a bit busy. It was evident they didn't have enough help, but they did the best they could. One man was handling a full bar and the surrounding tables with impressive efficiency, but they could've used one or two more people to help. Our party of five enjoyed their Irish nachos, meatballs, mussels, and pub cheese. They offered plenty of drink options, but we stuck to Smithwick's, Harp, and Allagash (a wheat beer on tap for the time being). If interested in British food and drinks, there are plenty of options here. All should bring a smile.