public house no. 7

pub time. this place has great fries and you can't beat $2 black and tans

the food is good. we come here sundays and enjoy the waffle and omelette stations. the waitstaff is friendly and the pub is kid-friendly.

great pub & food !!. we often go here for sunday brunch / lunch. superb choice of english / british beers. loads of english food on the large menu, (love the english breakfast). has off-street car parking at front & rear.
cant wait to go again !!!!.

excellent food. the food is excellent, all fresh, nothing frozen. the owner was a chef at a famous dc seafood restaurant. try his pepper steak with brandy sauce, or his chicken crepe with a cream sauce. my children rave about his homemade apple crumble. excellent beer selection and kid friendly. sit outdoor by the fire and watch the game at night. this is a great neighborhood place for everyone. i read one review about no brits, well meet the owner or read the menu or go their during a royal wedding all day and night event or beatles night and you may change your tune.

british pub? i think not.. joined a friend here for saturday brunch. no hostess, seat yourself.
country music blaring on the speakers, asian waiter, and mexican cook staff. not a brit in sight.
fish & chips was so-so, drinks good. the service we had was very good.
i would not go back however, due to the atmosphere.
if you like a bar like atmosphere, go here, but if you're looking for an authentic british pub experience, do not waste your time or money.

i was in search of a place that served boddingtons ale on tap during my recent visit to the dc area. i am so glad my search lead me to public house no 7. great and most authentic english pub ambiance i've seen in a place in a long time. the bar staff treated me like a regular even though it was my first time going there (thanks abby). the fish & chips was the nightly special and was better than expected. the large piece of fish was cooked perfect along with the fresh cut fries & slaw topped it off to make it the perfect meal. plan to return before my trip is over to try the shepard's pie.

good food; more english than a lot of pubs here. grade: b-

a friend who just moved into a new neighborhood of falls church shared a recent discovery with us, public house no. 7. we're glad he did.

with a bar area, a restaurant section downstairs, and seating outside, this establishment can suit friends getting together to watch a football match or a family seeking dinner.

no. 7's bar is anchored by a good line of british beers, including boddington's, newcastle brown, and fuller's esb, as well as a number of other uk and domestic brews on tap and bottled. i was disappointed that they didn't have what would've given the place the ultimate in authenticity - walker's cheese & onion crisps, the ubiquitous english bar potato chip. too much to hope for, i suppose.

this pub tries to stay fairly true to british pub grub, with classics like fish & chips, shepherd's pie (their's is made with beef instead of lamb), lancashire hot pot, and even a chicken curry, the latter paying tribute to what has become the most english of dishes - chicken tikka masala.

my wife thoroughly enjoyed the roast beef dinner, with its delectable yorkshire pudding and brown gravy. our friend loved his fish & chips, a large piece of cod with handcut chips. i liked my bangers & mash, although the bangers didn't have the distinct flavor english sausages i was hoping for; additionally, the gravy was a smidge salty and the dish was missing peas, the classic accompaniment.

public house no. 7 checked a lot of the right boxes on the list of items that make an english pub real, but not all of them. still, the food and beers were good and we will be back.