11 Best Pubs near Chantilly

“Very nice hotel restaurant. People visit despite not staying at the hotel. I’ve had both breakfast and dinner here and the service and food is very good. I don’t find it to be a British pub but apparently it is. As you’d expect, the liquor, wine and beer lists are very extensive. The wings are great and so is the burger. They have a few sweet options if you’re looking for that as well. Seating is first come first serve and usually pretty active in the evening regardless of day of the week. Mornings seem to be a bit less busy but the coffee is good, hot and fresh!“

“great food and service! would take this over the major chain any day if the week!“

“Great food. Great people. Close to home. Let’s go!“

“Great music on a Friday night!“

“Interesting place. The only brewery I've ever been to that doesn't brew beer. They just think it sounds cool to call themselves a brewery, I guess. That being said, the food is good and they have a decent selection of local brews on tap. But it's not a brewery.“

“Tacos were delicious. Best Irish coffee.“

“went for brunch today and it was truly amazing!!“

“We came here from Pennsylvania, as a weekend getaway since we couldn’t take a big vacation this year. We came here for supper and karaoke. Carlos was our server and was SUPER nice and had a great sense of humor. Greg the DJ for karaoke was SO nice and hyped everyone up. They wanted us to come back. Everyone running the facility was SO nice and all the patrons were really nice as well. We really appreciate the service being outsiders and how kind everyone was. Even people I didn’t know would talk to my fiancé and I and had kind words. ❤️“

“My friends originally wanted to try another restaurant in Manassas, but the wait was really long. Since I had been here before and enjoyed it, I suggested we come here instead—and I’m so glad we did.

The food was absolutely amazing, and the service was just as great. Everyone was super attentive, and we’ll definitely be returning to this location. They truly deserve more recognition for how good the food is and how strong the service is.

My only critique: we wanted to order the large group drink (I can’t remember the name), but it was pretty expensive, and the server let us know they didn’t have enough oranges to make it the way it’s supposed to be. From one manager to another, it’s not about not having oranges—it’s about communication and options. If a table orders a $150 drink and you’re missing an ingredient (even something simple like oranges), I’d suggest letting them know upfront and offering alternatives: ask if they’re okay without them, substitute something else, or even offer an appetizer while someone runs to grab what’s needed. We had already spent $250 on food and drinks and we were ready to keep going. I would never give up that opportunity to bring in some cash flow on a Saturday night.

That said, this place is a hidden gem and deserves to be packed every Saturday. The music was a 10 out of 10 and definitely made the vibe 100 times better I really hope more people discover it.“

“Any cheesesteak, amoroso’s rolls, beer battered fish and chips, any rueben style sammich. Mostly between 13-15 bucks. Typically time of placing order to table is less than ~10 minutes for cheesesteaks, hoagies or sandwiches, makes for a quick in and out for lunch.“