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.

This pub had excellent food & drinks. And a whole menu for many Gin & Tonic options…read more We enjoyed curry mussels, steak& ale pie, British fries and curry chicken salad. They had several pimms cups too. Highly recommended.

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.

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!

Modern take on English Pub Food. Everything we had was…read moretasty! Friendly staff. Multiple serveres help you. Generous portions. It was a busy Friday night, kitchen felt a little slow. We would dine again Other: It gets busy- make a reservation. Small bar area, large outdoor seating area; parking lot My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

The staff is amazing and always goes out of their way to ensure a positive experience. Yappy hour…read morefor all those that have dogs is also a great time. Shout out to Joni, Shawna, Haylie, and Katie. Most of the staff has been there 10+ years. You won't find this in any other restaurant locally.

This little bar in downtown Leesburg was a big hit on St. Paddy's day. They hosted 3 bands and had…read morea $10 cover to enter. The patio was not as crowded and the other 2 bars. Server on the patio was excellent. She was always there to take our food and drink orders. Food was delicious. They had specials and other food. We order a couple of appetizers. Both items were hot and tasty.

Found it -- it's The Lost Fox in Ashburn! Here's a short positive review:…read more A Gem in Ashburn -- The Lost Fox Delivers Every Time The Lost Fox is hands down one of the best spots in Ashburn. The cozy atmosphere, stone hearth, and warm decor make it the perfect place for a date night, a special occasion, or just a great evening out. The food is outstanding. The crab dip, the housemade pasta, and the burger are all incredible -- clearly made with real care and quality ingredients. The cocktails are equally impressive and keep pace with the food perfectly. The variety of seating -- dining room, lounge, patio, rooftop, and fire-pit areas -- means there's a perfect spot for any vibe, whether you want something intimate and quiet or lively with live music on the weekends. Service was warm and attentive, and the whole experience felt genuinely special without being stuffy. This place has become my go-to recommendation for anyone visiting the area. Don't sleep on The Lost Fox -- it's a true Ashburn treasure. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Located in One Loudoun on the second floor, the Lost Fox is for adults only. Reservations fill up…read morefast and can be made on Open Table. First, let me say that the ambiance is so calming! It projects an English modern cabin vibe, but with a touch on whimsy (see mustache coat hangers on booths!). The fireplace is centrally located and gives off an essence of coziness. Complimenting the ambiance, the service was great! The server was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu, making great recommendations. We came for brunch and ordered the breakfast burger and pork belly breakfast sandwich. We also split the avocado toast as a starter (we were starving!). The avocado toast was perfectly prepared - toast was cripsy on the outside and chewy and thick on the inside. Ample smattering of smashed avocado with the fixin's. The burger was very good and my friend said they would totally order it again. The pork belly breakfast sandwich held together perfectly despite the inside being heavy. Pork belly remained perfectly crunchy and it had a heavy helping of melted cheese that was not overpowering. Brunch was amazing and we want to go back and experience the patio when it's warmer and also some live music! Such a great vibe and good food!

What a gem in the rough. Phenomenal service, clam chowder that is some of the best I have ever…read moreeaten and cheese steaks that make me think I was in Philly. Great job and thank you.

I love that they fry in canola oil and not vegetable or soybean oil; as someone who is gluten…read moreintolerant with a severe soy allergy pubs are generally difficult to eat at safely - but I can eat fries here, and I can enjoy the brunch menu with ease. Their fresh pressed staff are friendly and have always been very accommodating with checking ingredients for me. I love the outdoor seating area as it's on a quieter side street and the atmosphere is comfortable.

Stopped in on a Friday night, there was a small crowd but people began to trickle out around 10:45…read more Our server was also the bartender so she was as attentive as could be. We did wait a little for the drinks, which turned out to be so so. Food was delicious, the four of us spent under $100 total and that's always a plus.

FOOD/DRINK: 4/5 SERVICE: 4/5…read moreAMBIANCE: 3/5 This place has a "seat yourself" policy, but it doesn't quite work. We sat for a good 10 minutes before someone noticed us and gave us menus. If these are the seating arrangements, then maybe it would be a good idea to have a QR code or menus at the tables to browse while we wait. We ordered our drinks and when I got my water, it was extremely "tappy" tasting, which I don't really expect from a place that has a bar. I ordered a sweet tea instead, which was perfect (not too sweet). We looked over the menu for a while and I decided on the golden barbeque chicken, while hubby got the chicken and waffles. Food took a really long time to come out (no fault of our waiter, he kept checking with the kitchen). We were here longer than an hour and it wasn't *too* busy. FOOD: -Golden Barbeque Chicken - half chicken with a dry rub and then bbq sauce and comes with corn on the cob and fries. This was really, really good. It was just what I wanted - and I couldn't even finish it! The fries were crisp. The chicken had just enough sauce and was juicy, but the breast was a tad dry...but even the corn on the cob had seasoning! Yum. -Chicken & Waffles - I only tried a bite of the waffle, which was soft & crisp at the same time. A perfect waffle. Hubby ate it all! Haven't tried dessert but they all sounded yummy. Maybe next time! Prices were really fair and "cheap" (not in a bad way, but lots of restaurants have raised their prices a lot and this one hasn't). Ambiance lacked since the lights were basically turned off and the paint was worn away where the chairs scraped it. When we were leaving, we noticed our waiter was the ONLY waiter AND he was managing the bar. I think the wait had to do with staff shortage and I felt bad for him. Note: We have been here once before a year ago (when there were Covid restrictions) where I had chicken tenders (I think) and hubby had the cheesesteak. Both were really good. A good local place to visit (and they're open late!!). We will definitely be back.

We watched the KNicks final victory game at the Pub, and it was such a happy positive environment…read morein spite of the very few Texas fans that lost. The best lamb sliders around and the tacos are great.! service was tight because it was so busy, but they did a great job keeping up. Great beers on draft.

Although we expected an Irish pub, we were really confused by the Van Halen music turned up so loud…read morethat we had to scream at each other across the table to have a conversation. ...And the tacos on the menu? The corned beef is much closer to a pot roast, and their version of shepherds pie features very very tough cuts of beef that have not been simmered long enough, and are chewy with gristle. I don't know what to say about our waitress who was wearing a sports bra with no shirt. The deviled eggs were mostly mustard-filled (and I like mustard in my deviled egg recipe, but not ONLY mustard). They burned the original burger to shoe leather; the replacement one was just shy of burnt. Two bright notes: the cheese curds were exactly what you would expect at a pub and the happy hour goes until 7pm and has decent prices, if limited selection. If I returned, it would be for drinks and curds... that's it.