Royal Brittania Gastropub

Looking for a delicious steak or burger/chicken sandwich? Look no further than Royal Brittania Gastropub in Las Vegas! Everything we tried was absolutely fantastic. The steak was especially impressive - bursting with flavor and cooked perfectly. Don't let any negative reviews deter you, come give it a try for yourself!

Royal Brittania Gastropub in Las Vegas is not what you would expect from a traditional British pub, but the fish and chips were delicious. The menu lacked variety in terms of Brit food, so adding dishes like bangers and mash would definitely step up their game. Our server was friendly and attentive, allowing us to enjoy our dining experience.

Just stopped by for lunch at Royal Britannia Gastropub. It has that classic pub vibe with decent service and atmosphere. We tried a few dishes: - Philly Cheesesteak: Grilled ribeye, peppers, onions, mushrooms, melted provolone cheese on a hoagie roll. Ingredients were decent but the roll was a bit dry and hard. - Pub Burger: Half-pound house blend burger with bacon, fried egg, sautéed onions, provolone, beer mustard, lettuce on a brioche bun. Good flavour, as expected. - Pub Wings: We opted for teriyaki flavor but they were dry and burned, not great. - Britannia Banger Bites: Crispy garlic mashed potato bites with mild sausage, sharp cheddar, stout beer gravy. Found them to be a bit meh and overly salty. We also tried the Winter Fog cocktail: Vodka, elderflower, fig, cranberry. The table-side presentation with the fog bubble was cool and the drink itself was both elegant and delicious. Overall, Royal Britannia Gastropub offered a typical pub experience with a mix of hits and misses in terms of food.

Had lunch at Royal Britannia Gastropub in Las Vegas. It has a typical pub atmosphere and the service was okay. We ordered the Philly Cheesesteak for $21.95, which had grilled ribeye, peppers, onions, mushrooms, and melted provolone cheese on a toasted hoagie roll. The ingredients were decent, but the roll was dry and hard. The Pub Burger for $21.95 was a half-pound house blend burger with bacon, fried egg, sautéed onions, provolone, beer mustard, and lettuce on a brioche bun. The flavour was good and met our expectations. For the Pub Wings at $17.95, we chose teriyaki flavor. Unfortunately, they were dry and burned, not great. The Britannia Banger Bites for $14.95 were crispy garlic mashed potato bites with mild sausage, sharp cheddar, and stout beer gravy. They were mediocre and overly salty. We also tried the Winter Fog cocktail for $18, made with vodka, elderflower, fig, and cranberry. It was an elegant floral cocktail with a cool table-side presentation involving a fog bubble. The drink tasted great.

If you're in the mood for an amazing steak, or burger/chicken sandwich then this is the place! Everything we had was so good! The steak is what surprised me the most. Tons of flavor and really well cooked. Ignore the bad reviews and try it out for yourself!

Had lunch here. Typical pub. Service and atmosphere is okay. We ordered: Philly Cheesesteak $21.95 Grilled ribeye, peppers, onions, mushrooms, melted provolone cheese, served on toasted hoagie roll. Decent ingredients but the roll was dry and hard. Pub Burger $21.95 Half-pound house blend burger, bacon, fried egg, sautéed onions, provolone, beer mustard, lettuce, brioche bun. Good flavour. As expected. Pub Wings $17.95 Tossed in choice of buffalo, teriyaki, BBQ, or garlic parmesan. We got teriyaki. Not great. Dry and burned. Britannia Banger Bites $14.95 Crispy garlic mashed potato bites with mild sausage, sharp cheddar, stout beer gravy. Meh…and super salty. Winter Fog $18 Vodka, elderflower, fig, cranberry. An elegant floral cocktail. The table-side presentation was cool with the fog bubble and the drink tasted great.