The Albion Manor

Cute place to hang out for a quick bite before a movie at the Webster theater. This was our first time stopping in here as we had some time to kill before the movie. We were going to see Oppenheimer and based on the time, it would have been too late for The Doctor and my BFF to eat, so we decided to stop in here.Honestly, at first glance there is nothing that pulls one in to explore. I have gone to the Webster theater a lot and actually park on the side street where the restaurant is, but never felt a pull to check out the place. I am so glad that I did. The interior is very British pub looking. Based on some of the photos on the wall, you can see that they did some work to give the décor that feel of being in a pub. I was very happy to see that they had bubbles on the wine list. We got a bottle of sparkling rose prosecco. This alone will get me back in the joint as I love a good sparkling rose. This one has a hint of violet in it and is dry. I decided to start with the Ploughman's Plate (British Charcuterie). This consisted of several cheese and meat selections, Branston pickles, a pickled egg and crostinis. I laughed when I saw the menu calling this a British version of charcuterie because typically these platters focus very heavy on the bread, cheese and pickles, maybe throwing in some ham. This plate did have meat though. Overall this was a good dish, but I was not a fan of the crostini and asked for regular bread. The pickled egg was very good and it would have been nice to have a second one as part of the presentation, just something to think about.For our main course we got the Albion Burger (Beef Patty, Arugula, Bacon Jam, Garlic Aioli, Smoked Gouda). The bacon jam was a nice touch as it added a little of sweetness against the meat and cheese. The burger itself was good, not overcooked, with fries. I saw that there was Shepherd's pie on the menu that I would like to go and try. I love that dish but oddly enough, not many places do it justice. So I am always on the hunt for a good one.Service was good as we sat at the bar. The bartender took good care of us and got us out in time to walk across the street to get to our movie on time. This joint will definitely be on our radar as a place to hang when we come to The Webster for movies.

Twas a fun menu - limited but curated. We went on sporcle night which made it a little loud.The place was spread deep rather than wide. Bathroom was clean. Service was good. The food took a while to come out. Has malt vinegar! Curry fries: were well seasoned and generous portion size served with a curry dip of sorts. Not the crispy type of fries.Shepherd's Pie: was hearty and the buttery toasted bread it was served with was delectable.Beef chili: was served with tortilla chips so I ate it more like a dip. Didn't really have any broth or liquid to it for a chili. More like a sauté (?) but not bad.

Tuesdays = trivia night! Starts at 7, guess who took home the prize ;) in all seriousness my favorite trivia I've been to with the digital submissions and the way it's run. We had such a blast

Great ambiance and interesting food. Only downside is somewhat secluded, but this could also be a plus.

I have NEVER been here before and this was my first time. I came for a friends business event and I was pleased with the entry way the ambiance, the follow up and service the staff provided to 12 women or and even after. I am not sure if there is a cost to reserve such a space, but I felt taken care of and I Loved being somewhere I could let go. Thank to the staff and having so many women at once...

I love this place! I come here all the time for the vibes, staff, drinks and food!They had beef tartare this summer which was great. The chicken sandwich is also to die for! I'd go back for that a million times over! It was crunchy and flavorful! 8.5/10I don't have this photographed but the curry fries are addictive as heck! Im allergic to egg and I'll still order with the aioli because it's that good. 11/10Also not pictured but their fish and chips are SO GOOD! They make their tarter sauce in house which is wonderful! It is also mayo based, which I didn't know as someone with an egg allergy. Totally worth it. The fish is perfectly breaded, it was light and tasty! The fish inside was moist and did I mention the sauce is worth eating with an allergy! 9.7/10 The cocktails are also wonderful! I've been working through the menu and haven't seen a drink I dislike yet! I strongly encourage this place!The staff is wonderful! They answer all your questions and give recommendations of things to try! I haven't been disappointed at all. Come to Albion Manor! It's so worth it!

I'm a fan of 2 in 1 places and Albion Manor is one of those. Downstairs, is the publike atmosphere. This is where we had our HH food and drinks. The fish and chips were pretty good - good, light crispy banner. My friend ordered curry fries, which was similar to the chips without fish plate, but the curry sauce seemed very salty. We also had the beet salad and kale salad. The beet, I think was a bit better balanced than the kale which was quite acidic. Likewise, we had the daiquiri which was also a bit on the acidic end. The drinks were fine, pretty average.Atmosphere was actually more casual than what photos appear. Seems like a local spot with the occasional event upstairs in the cocktail lounge area. The service was good, very friendly staff.

Great place to stop in. Classic British fare in a great pub atmosphere.We dropped in after an event a few minutes down the road to grab a late bite and a drink.Service was great. Bartender was friendly and attentive. Had a nice chat about movies as well. Food was delicious. I had bangers and mash, the wife had fish and chips. First, let me say thank goodness for a chef not afraid of herbs. Onion gravy was flavorful and rich. Fish was flaky and the batter crisp. Definitely will be back to check out their brunch scene. If it's anything like dinner, it'll be GOOD.

If I could go again I'd start with dessert - the Panna Cotta with caramel, smoked kiwi, streusel, and kiwi sorbet might just be the best dessert I've ever had! We came in on a slow afternoon and the staff was super warm and welcoming. We sat at the bar and I had a Negroni and my girlfriend had a Manhattan both drinks were spectacular! We ordered the dry rub wings and they were tasty. Then we ordered a pizza from Pequod's Pizza right down the road and went to a bench near the river to eat it and then came back to the pub for dessert - that's when we discovered the Panna Cotta, we ended up ordering two because it was so good! We left in a food coma and it was totally worth it! I will definitely be back here on my next trip to Chicago!

Might just be my new favorite spot to watch football (soccer)! Absolutely gorgeous interior with plenty of TVs and great food and drink. The biscuits and gravy were the perfect breakfast while watching my team narrowly win. Paul and the other bartending staff are awesome, attentive, and fun to talk to. The TouchTunes kicks on after the matches finish and contributes to an awesome enviroment. Massive fan of here and can't wait to come back!