British Restaurants in Washington, DC

AboveGround British • $
1309 5th St NE, Washington

Customers` Favorites

The Governor's Fish & Chips
Battered Lil Banger
Fish \u0026 Chips
Curry Fish Puff
Fish and Chips
Sausage Roll
English Peas
Tartar Sauce
Curry Puff
Mushy Peas

“About time someone in the US served us Americans proper fish and chips. Great value as well.“

4.3 Superb114 Reviews
The Queen Vic Pubs • $$
1206 H St NE, Washington

Customers` Favorites

Traditional Sunday Beef Roast
Spicy Brussels Sprouts
Full English Breakfast
Sticky Toffee Pudding
Chicken Pot Pie
Fish and Chips
Shepherd's Pie
Bangers & Mash
Chicken Wings
Fish & Chips

“We always have a great time at the Queen Vic! Highly recommend sports fans make a point to go for a Liverpool game (get there early)! The food and drinks are also great, service is wonderful, and you can’t beat the atmosphere. 10/10 on all fronts.“

4.6 Superb122 Reviews
Elephant & Castle British • $$
1201 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington

Customers` Favorites

Butter Chicken with Rice
Battered Fish and Chips
Highland Bread Pudding
Fried Chicken Tenders
Butter Chicken Poutine
Traditional Poutine
The Wee Pie Flight
Noble House Salad
Bangers and Mash
Chicken Pot Pie

“Yummy yummy pie flight!!!“

3.9 Good635 Reviews
Step-Childe Harold pub/bar Bar • $$
1610 20th St NW Basement, Washington

Customers` Favorites

Sticky Toffee Pudding
HH Fish and Chips
HH Wings

“muy buen servicio gracias por ser muy amables“

4.3 Superb85 Reviews
Garden Cafe French • $
6th St NW &, Constitution Ave. NW, Washington

Customers` Favorites

Spinach and Cheese Quiche
French Opera Cake
Butter Croissant
Autumn Salad
Apple Muffin
Pastries

“A very nice place to eat in the National Gallery of Art
The Garden Café at the National Gallery of Art is a convenient and pleasant place to eat during a museum visit. It is located on the lower level of the museum, right behind the north entrance, which makes it easy to find when you’re ready for a break. The café offers a fair selection of food, including tacos, salads, and flatbread pizzas, with most entrées priced around $15–20. Our group tried the BBQ taco set, a salad, and two flatbread pizzas. The tacos and pizzas were a big hit and very enjoyable, while the salad itself was fine but the dressing was not really to our liking. Seating is spread across two rooms, mostly with four-person tables, so it works well for small groups or families. One room features a calming water element in the center, while the other is simply a nice, quiet dining space. The ordering process is easy—you order and pay first, then the staff brings the food directly to your table. The staff members were very friendly, and the food came out quickly, which was great when we wanted to get back to exploring the museum. Overall, the Garden Café is a solid dining option with good food, pleasant seating, and helpful service.“

3 Average66 Reviews

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