British Restaurants near Los Angeles, CA

“It's great fish. Clean and friendly. We drove 13 miles just to eat there. Worth the Sunday drive!“

“I've been a regular at Tam O'Shanter for 25 years. I even had my baby shower there. I recently had lunch with an old friend and the prime rib was cooked to perfection. My dog was also very satisfied with the bone in her doggie bag.“

“A spot in LA that isn't very LA.
We wandered into The Cat & Fiddle and—wow—what a find. Picture this: an honest-to-goodness English pub that feels like it’s been teleported straight out of London, but somehow landed in the middle of Hollywood. No pretense, no velvet ropes, just old-school charm and ridiculously good food.

The fish and chips? Best I’ve ever had—crispy, golden, perfectly flaky. (Basically, if you don’t order them, you’re doing it wrong.) And the staff? Let’s just say they’re the kind of people who make you feel like you’ve been a regular for years, even if it’s your first time through the door.

This place is cozy, welcoming, and a little bit of magic in a city that sometimes tries too hard. Trust me—you’ll want to claim it as your new neighborhood spot!“

“We went to The Three Broomsticks inside Universal Studios before 12pm, and there wasn't much of a line, which was great! We ordered the herb chicken and mac & cheese... both were delicious, and we truly enjoyed our meal. The atmosphere was so nice, it really added to the whole experience. We're definitely going to go back“

“the best service you'd ever get in a small bar. love them!“

“Good selection of beer. Tasty food and excellent service.“

“It’s a fun pub and the only place in wizarding world to get alcohol (mainly ciders, beers). And alcohol makes a theme park visit better. It’s a nicely themed pub attached to the three broomsticks. There’s is an animatronic hog’s head behind the counter

This review is only for the Hogs Head pub since I think food should be part of the three broomsticks.

If you don’t want alcohol you can get butter beer. I recommend trying the frozen or warm butter beer, you can even add a shot of fireball whiskey to it.

For drinks, they focus on their “themed” drinks which is some ales, ciders and stouts. Probably my favorite place to get a drink at USH for the atmosphere and venue

Tip: Look up their secret menu

Two I recommend:

The Triple (Deathly Hallows), which is a three layered drink of cider, hog’s head brew and topped with guinness. It’s the same price as the black and tan and other drinks

Hog’s tea - their strongest drink which is basically their take on a Long Island iced tea.“

“🙂👍 Bryce is a great bartender!“