Union Jack's

Best fish and chips! TV's and a big-screen TVWe've come here for years, and we've always loved their generous flakey moist crispy fried-fish and chips. A quiet Sunday in Sep '24 was a comfortable friendly refuge after a long trip. We also had a tasty veggie burger, and several draft and craft beers. We always dine near the bar, partly for the friendly bartenders and servers, and partly for sports on many tvs, including s big-screen by the pool table! Plenty of parking just across the entryway or and a garage just down the access road.

The gluten-free pizza crust was a good texture, though I wish the Margherita pizza had some sauce on it rather than just cheese and tomato slices. I was really happy to find that they have a dedicated fryer for gluten-free items, so you can order a variety of things here if that's a concern for you.Our server was very kind and attentive, and it was nice to sit on the patio in the evening. The inside of the restaurant seemed a bit dark and didn't get a lot of sunlight, which heavily influenced my choice to sit outside. The food wasn't anything special, but it was good, and I wouldn't turn anyone away from giving it a try.

Came to get fish and chips for Easter weekend. The fish and chips were very good. Crispy fish was very tasty but could have been better seasoned. I had the honey old wings which were the best wings I've had in sometime. They were the right level of sweetness and the old bay was not overpowering. Perfectly balanced appetizer.My rating is based on service. Our drinks weren't very cold. She we ordered we asked to have the wings brought out first but everything came at once. Tables say unbussed and it was distracting. They only were cleared if they needed to seat someone. Upside is the server was nice but overwhelmed due to lack of staffing.

We came here after a festival in Columbia and it was a good time. We stumbled upon trivia which was really fun! I had the fish and chips and it was absolutely delicious. The service was a little slow and I was only able to get one old fashioned because they ran out of bitters. Other than that it was an enjoyable experience. I'll def be back.

Just a short walk from Meriweather post, this British pub makes legit fish and chips. Decent tap selection which includes 2 English ciders.We visited before the Zack Brown concert, and the live band playing at the pub for right in. Their outside patio was packed 2 hours before the show, so service was a bit slow to handle such a crowd, but service was friendly and welcoming. Inside there is a large area to grab a pint and stand around. Menu is beyond British pub fare, to include salads and even shrimp tacos.

The reviews are definitely harsh, based on my two experiences here. The ambiance is quite nice, with tons of bar seating and dining. The customer service was also excellent, especially the first time around. As for the food, it was pretty good! I ordered fish & chips both times, and they were good, with great portions. My girl ordered their beet salad, and she was also rather impressed.

I came for a visit with a few friends on their trivia night hosted by Charm City Trivia. The trivia was fun, but the food and service left a lot to be desired. Our visit happened to coincide with a concert, so the place was packed with people looking to grab a quick bite before their show.We were told that due to the concert, they had a shortened menu selection (photos shown of the concert/event menu). After deciding on what to order, we struggled to flag down a waiter. When we finally got ahold of a waiter, they kept forgetting to bring us cups of water.The food took a very long time to come out, but I hope this was just due to the large number of guests during our visit. Unfortunately, none of our dishes were particularly good. I had the fish and chips, which were incredibly bland and not very crispy at all. My friend got the Pub Philly, and it tasted so bad that she didn't even finish eating one of the sandwich halves... The only dish I would consider ordering again in the future is the Chicken Banger Rolls - at least they had some semblance of flavor.One member of the party really wanted the Reuben, which is not available on the event menu. However, staff told us that at around 7-7:30pm after the concert begins, they would switch back to the regular menu. So my friend decided to wait until that time to order the Reuben. At 7:30pm, trivia started. Again, we struggled to flag down a waiter. Finally, after 8pm, my friend walked to the bar to speak with someone to place an order. Her food came out incredibly late even though all the concert-goers were already gone.Honestly, I don't think I will ever come back unless I really want to participate in another Charm City Trivia night. The service is so bad, and the food I tried was not very good.

Met some friends here on a Saturday for lunch. We started off with an order of pretzels with cheese sauce and fried pickles. Both appetizers were delish! For entrees, I went with the chicken tenders and an order of fries. I really liked batter on the tenders, it gave them a nice crisp. The fries were just meh. My fiancé ordered off the brunch menu and got the Crème brûlée French toast. He said it was "surprisingly delicious." All entree portions were very large that most of us left with a box in hand. There are some pool tables and darts near the back of the restaurant- def a good place to get a group together!

I thought the food was Ok, nothing special. Perhaps I was expecting too much and I left wholly underwhelmed.

(I realize this review won't be short, but hopefully it gets straight to the point all the same.)1. Food. I ordered (to go) the pulled pork mac 'n cheese off of the menu recently. What I received instead was a handful of shells with a woeful layer of barely-melted cheese on top. The shameless dishonesty is laughable...hope that business model continues working out for them.2. Service. The wait staff generally fall into two categories: detached or surly. Although I was sat at a table, I was content ordering my own drinks at the bar because I didn't want to deal with the rudeness.Bottom line: life's too short to waste one's time and money in a place like that. Goodbye Union Jack's, and (very) good riddance.