Comfortable no smoking patio with no tv/radio/audio. Some bus traffic noise. Mostly shaded patio seating for 100. 10 import draughts, 4 domestic, 2 local (DC Brau, Loose Cannon).

Spacious place located in downtown D.C. We grabbed outdoor seating which was really nice on this pleasant Spring day. Tasty food. I had spinach artichoke dip followed by fish and chips. Hand pulled Fuller’s London porter and ESB served in Fuller’s glassware - always a nice touch. Other than the Fuller’s line, there’s really nothing exciting or noteworthy on the beer menu. Some Samuel Smith, Young’s, and Chimay offerings in bottle format. One can find these much cheaper at any decent beer store. Overall, a fun place and definitely worth a lunch stop.

English and Irish beers on tap. Your typical pub type atmosphere but it is clean and bright and the service is good. Nice place but not a big beer destination.

About 16 beers on draft. Dominated by English and Irish brews, with a few standard US micro brews, and of course Miller Lite. Quite a few bottled beers ranging from Corona to Chinay to Bells Two Hearted IPA. A pleasant enough place if you are in the hood.

This is not a beer bar by any means and is definitely more of a restaurant. Staff were friendly but the tap list is weak (mostly "English" imports). The did have DC Brau on tap, so that’s what I got. Not worth stopping by.

Food okay pub faire, but the tap list is a bit on the weak side. I was happy enough that they had DC Brau’s The Public on tap, so thumbs up on that end. They seem to close relatively early in a pretty dead part of town for any kind of nightlife, so this is pretty much solely a restaurant, not a bar.

Not sure why this is in our database as the tap list is the same as almost any bar in the entire district. Maybe six things on tap including Irish stuff even though this is supposed to be English themed. No real cask ale. Food is terrible and extremely overpriced. Some friends took me here one time and within about two seconds I knew it was a big mistake. I see no reason to go here ever and would actually lobby for it to be removed from the DB. Embarrassing.

As noted, this is a chain of faux pubs that can be found in several cities - there is another location near Dupont Circle. While there is a somewhat phoniness to it, the E&C, named after a Tube station in London, does offer several types of Fullers on draft. Plus, the food is hearty. Beware the DC prices here as it is located in the heart of Tourist Central.

A Vancouver based chain bar & restaurant that imitates an English pub. It’s far from the real thing, but it does have the Fuller’s range, Smithwicks, and a handful of American ales like Heavy Seas and Sam Adams. Although the happy hour, weekdays 4-7, features $5 domestic craft beers, Heavy Seas and some of the others aren’t included, and remain full price. Food is plain, although the sweet potato fries are OK. Very loud.