3 Best Pubs in Dallas, TX

Tried The Londoner Addison on a whim for dinner before a night out and have less than mixed feelings about the experience. Not likely that we’ll ever come back. The impression we get is that this is a venue to come have drinks, appetizers and watch games. Most definitely not the place for a casual, tasty meal. Would rather have gone to Jake’s across the street. Food: Cheesesteak Rolls - these were probably the best item we had! Very flavorful and came out hot! Fish and Chips - no complaints, but fish and chips is hard to mess up. Chicken Tikka Masala - flavor was lacking and some chunks of seasoning were unmixed in the dish. The naan bread that came with was also stale and lacking in flavor. Coke - flat…even after server changed it out. Service: If you want an authentic London experience of not ever seeing your server, then this is the place to go! Our server was missing in action most of the time. Atmosphere: Very dark inside and also a little loud. Somewhat like a British pub, but not really. Overall:

This place is amazing. I’m just getting done with my dinner and the Scottish/English lady that was waitress was awesome! I’m in town for work and I will definitely be coming back here when I come back for work. I would absolutely suggest the Scottish eggs cottage pie and the Irish browny

Truly authentic London pub in Dallas metroplex area. A perfect location on Midway & Beltway Dr right off I-635. Plenty of carking and shades. They serve one of best chicken strips or fish and chips in town. It is a sport pub with many TV and sport showing. Highly recommend for visitors or Arsenal and EPL fans clubs to hangout and enjoy a game of football ?. Big shout to the chefs and all staffs for a great customer service and good recommendations on food and how quick is it. Big thanks to the chefs, Jackie, Matthew and Arie for a very good first time experience. Definitely coming back and enjoy the good food and drinks. Pictures worth a thousand words.

May be good for beer but many food items are poor and not at all authentic. Website says they do a Sunday roast, they dont and haven't for 6 months but cant be bothered to change the website. Irish potatoes soup was thin and flavorless with no seasoning and no chunk of potatoe or leek. Fish and chips had good fish but the chips were closer to american chips (crisps) and the curry sauce was thin, watery with little curry flavor (see picture).

The atmosphere deserves all the praise, very well decorated at night time, the interior has the pub feel with the wood trims and posters on the walls. Great bar and bar tender. Came in with a large group at 11pm. We’re talking about a group of 16, came looking for food after a long flight. They took us in with love and even gave us all a place to store our luggage. The food was welcomed and good choices in terms of Irish menu selects. Just the seasoning and flavors were not quite on par, that’s the only thing, maybe it was late at night, wings are a bit dry, steak could use some salt, and rice pilaf was regular rice.

First time visiting. Loved the atmosphere - such a cute place! The service was exceptional - our waitress Hayley was the best! The food was delicious. Our party had the mixed kebabs (chicken, shrimp, and beef), shepherd’s pie, and double stack burger with garlic fries. The chocolate cake is a must try - a HUGE slice and easily shareable among 2-3 people. You can also have your parking validated for free if you park in the adjacent garage. Can’t wait to return!