The Queen Vic

The Queen Vic is a charming and personable British style pub in the heart of the H street corridor. They're fairly well known for serving traditional English bites and bringing the Across the Pond essence.I came here on a Saturday afternoon around 5pm - there was a healthy crowd but the spot was by no means crowded. They have a long bar down the length of the pub that seats about 15 as well as four top tables and booths around the exterior of the spot. The vibe seems warm, cozy, and friendly - a great spot to stop in for a quick drinks, some socialization, and a bite to eat.We just stopped past for drinks and our expectations were met fully; we tried a basic rail ($9) and one of their offered whiskey cocktails ($12). Both were solid and of good quality for their prices.The bartender seemed to know a handful of folks at the bar - he was friendly and engaging with lots of the guests.If you're a fan of the classic pub vibe then this is a good option for you; fun atmosphere and solid bar fare.

This establishment has gotten worse over the years it's been open and in all descriptions states it's a traditional English style pub. The fact the bartender didn't know the difference between a larger and lime vs larger and bitters was quite surprising. Then they gave the excuse of only working at this establishment/pub for two years. I would once again suggest that they close their doors. Revamp with folks who are British to give it the flavor and authenticity it needs. Otherwise change the name and all descriptions about the establishment. If you're from the UK and looking for something to say is like home...this is not the place to come to.

The Queen Vic is located on the H Street Corridor. It is a fun pub and event space. I like the royal theme. Check the web site for hours since they vary. The DC Street car runs by H Street. The area can be sketchy at night. Stay with your group and have a cross body bag. It can get crowded on weekends. The menu is typical British pub food.

I loved spending time at the Queen Vic. A fried battered fish Was what I was seeking and they didn't disappoint. The green pea sauce was yummy too. I enjoyed the magners on tap. Come for the battered fish. Throw some lemon and boom. Also, the fish reheats well in the air fryer!

All the savory pies were bomb, super impressed. Usually they're greasy or the pie crust isn't there, but this place hit it out of the park on these. Last time had the beef and mushroom pie and I couldn't get enough. Fish and chips were eh. Beer selection was excellent. Staff vibes were also lovely. Music and scene was solid, very british and edgy in a cool way.

A salute to the Queen Vic pub! Visiting DC and decided to stop by to catch the Liverpool v Sparta (6-1) game and was gracious welcomed by the owner who found me a seat at the bar! Cool experience!

My boyfriend and I came here a few weeks ago when we were on H Street on a cold and rainy Sunday and cozy'ed up in a two seater table by the window. The menu had a lot of things that sounded really good but we both ordered the Pork Schnitzel with mashed potatoes and braised pork belly kale. Now, this was my first time ever being here so, for it being a British pub, I wasn't expecting for the food to blow me away...But...O.M.G. The schnitzel was breaded and pounded perfectly thin and the gravy was SOOOO GOOD. The portion size of this dish is HUGE. The braised pork belly kale was also delicious. I've been dreaming of the gravy and kale since I finished my and my boyfriends leftovers over the next day (the server even gave me an extra cup of the gravy to go because I loved it so much)I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend getting this dish when you are at The Crown Vic. You will not be disappointed!

The Queen Vic has been on my list for several years! As a fan of British culture, it hit the nail on the head. Flags everywhere, beers on tap, decent portions and great/welcoming service. The bar was nice and clean, which made for a great experience!

If Iived inDC, I'd eat here all the time! The food is excellent, the bartender fun, atmosphere - excellent. Laid back, the perfect combo of energy yet we could still talk and enjoy the evening. Best things one the menu: Brussels sprouts, gnocchi, and goat cheese salad. SO yummy.highly recommend!

I would really like to give The Queen Vic 5 stars, but I can't. I came here for the first time a few months back. It was a Monday, and I really liked the 80s music that they played. The bartender/owner was friendly and the drinks were good. After years of living in the neighborhood, I thought I finally found my watering hole. I ordered 2 drinks and left. Fast forward to a month or two later and I was reviewing my credit card statement. I saw the charged for my drinks on Monday and there was an additional $60+ charge on Thursday, which was certainly not mine. I spoke to the bartender/owner about this twice and sent an email. Absolutely nothing was done.