The Majestic

My friend and I wandered in while searching for a place for lunch. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised! Everything that we had was so good and we left completely stuffed! We both got the cob shrimp salad with rolls, fries, and corn risotto. Warning: the rolls are filling, but so good! The salad was also great and came with plenty of shrimp! The only negative I have to say is that when we walked in the floors were sticky which made me a bit uneasy about cleanliness. Other than that, the service and the food was great! Highly recommend this place.

I recently visited The Majestic and was thoroughly impressed! As soon as I arrived, the stunning neon signs drew me in, setting a vibrant tone for the evening. Inside, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for a relaxing meal. The outdoor seating was a lovely bonus, allowing us to enjoy the beautiful surroundings. The service was exceptional, attentive without being intrusive. And the food? Absolutely delicious! Each dish was thoughtfully prepared and full of flavor. I highly recommend The Majestic for anyone looking for a great dining experience in Old Town Alexandria.

Their brunch is absolutely out of this world! My party of three had the great opportunity to sit outside for brunch, and it was well worth it. If you're a mimosa fan, even better. The staff was great and the food was incredible!

Great combinations of flavors you know to create new flavors! New mocktail options are great for those that want to drink non-alcoholic beverages. The Roman spritz is light sweet slightly fizzy and refreshing. The Big Ben was more complex with a more grapefruity finish. The brisket was wonderful and the maverick breakfast was a pleasing take on traditional American breakfast. Highly recommend trying the brunch here!

Oh my Dear Jesus... amazing place. The atmosphere was surprisingly amazing for a smaller place. The service was astounding, and the food... wow, it's...mmm... We ate octopus and it was good, steak was superb, burgers were mind-blowing... our kids recently graduated and we were there to celebrate. They asked us, found out, and celebrated with us! We definitely recommend!

We are visiting our son from MI. He suggested this restaurant. It is quaint and cozy. The server was Ellie, she was great! Very friendly and helpful. My husband got the Parmesan crusted cod. He loved it. I got the dinner special, Lamb Chops! They were fabulous, juicy and perfectly cooked. I highly recommend this place!

We had an excellent brunch here on a Sunday mid-June. We were seated quickly and given recommendations from our server who was friendly and personable. The food was very good. Service was top-notch and the atmosphere was welcoming and authentic. We would go here again for sure.

I got the salmon and steak, the steak was not cooked as per request ( medium rare). It was oddly cooked, one side was done more than the other. The fries with the steak weren’t even freshly fried, which is an expectation at a 36 dollar pricepoint. The salmon however was good, but it didn’t warrant pushing my rating past the two this place deserves. The ambiance is very nice, the food not. If you are coming here come for the place not for the meal.

Awesome vibes - bar was packed and got there early Cool art + great service Had the pork chop, and it was cooked to perfection A little dark a drawing loud Cool spot in oldtown

Walking in the dining room it is small Tables are close together and a bit cramped for larger parties These were the only bad things that we could mention The burger was by far the best Ive had in a long time. My date had the scallops and bacon corn risotto. and the coconut cake was out of this world

Our dinner here was amazing! The service was exceptional! Our server Ellie was awesome, recommending the best food and drinks. We will definitely come back!

Read an article in Forbes listing The Majestic as a quintessential part of Old Town Alexandria. We have dined here recently, once for lunch another for brunch. I've always liked the decor, sort of a speak easy/art deco/cozy vib. Server (Ellie) was friendly and knowledgeable. The pasta dish was delicious, pasta is made fresh! Had to try the burger, we really enjoyed that as well, it was a thick patty, a little over cooked. Side salad was really good too. Bar was busy, cocktails appear to be their specialty. We plan on hitting happy hour in the near future.

Cute little restaurant in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, centered on King Street. The weather was nice enough for us to take advantage of the side walk outdoor seating, it was all a vibe! Great spot for any type of celebration, we saw kids going to Homecoming, couples out on date night, families just enjoying a good dinner together and if you wanted a bar to chill at, they had one there as well! Food 10/10 (the best hamburger that I've every had!) Service 10/10! Ambiance 8/10 (loud noises and cars were disruptive , we sat outside). Will definitely go back!

Everything was wonderful. We were seated in a charming booth in the rear of the restaurant. Our server, Ellie, was wonderful. She helped guide us through drink decisions and food decisions as well. We ended up going with the a classic: old fashioned (added smoke) and then got steak frites with scallops and my hubby got the prime rib with fingerling potatoes and Brussels sprouts. To say that everything came out perfectly is an understatement. Dessert, we had a coconut cake and it was magical.

I'm a fan! Great spot for dates and dinner. The cocktails were well made and balanced. Not too sweet but very flavorful - just how I like it! We sat at the bar and enjoyed a couple drinks and small bites. Highlights were the touch of evil mezcal cocktail, whipped feta dip, and crispy artichokes. Menu was reasonably priced. I would definitely come back!

We came here for a work dinner and there was about 30 of us and we took up three big tables. The service was immaculate. Our drinks and food came out very quickly considering we had such a big group. I got the Talking to the Moon cocktail and it had chocolate rum in it. oh my gosh...you guys need to get it!! Its so unique and so yummy. My coworkers got lots of bottles of wine as they were half off (what a great deal!). This is like my 4th time at the Majectic and decided to order something other than scallops. I shared the feta dip with the table and it was so rich and delish. I loved the fried chickpeas in the feta dip, it added crunch and different flavors. For my main course, i decided to get the filet mignon and oh my gosh...when i tell you it was cooked to perfection & it was the most tender steak i've ever had, i'm not kidding. Wow, the sauce they had on top was also so creamy and delicious. The filet mignon came with squashed potatoes and veggies on the side which was seasoned well and cooked thoroughly. Its the next day and i'm still thinking about this meal....I really do not tjink you can go wrong with anything that's on the menu!

Our server was nice enough and offered suggestions on the menu. One of which was the cod, which absolutely SCREAMED AND BEGGED for salt and pepper- without it I probably would have sent it back. My partner said his zucchini pesto was good. And the lemon meringue was surprisingly really good. My biggest issue with this place was how long the food took, it wasn't a lot of people but maybe the food is cooked fresh to order (which if so I understand) my 3 year old son got chicken tenders and fries and I'm NOT pleased with the amount of SALT on his fries. It was event too salty for me and his father to enjoy. My son loves fries and was very upset when we took them away from him because of the salt level. Again, if food is made to order I'm trying to figure out why a kids meal would need that much salt on the fries.

We came with a party of 5 without reservation and was told to wait 30 mins for a table but were seated in about 15 mins. Thus I would highly recommend making a reservation. The food was delicious and our waiter (didn't get name) was very nice, filled our waters on time and offered condiments for toast and potatoes. We were also able to split the check 3 ways. There is also a parking lot across the street (paid on weekdays) which was super convenient. We will definitely be back!

Omg! So good that I had to return. I ate here last week. The Fried Artichokes stole my soul. The aged signature burger, delicious. And today's Salmon BALT Sandwich was fabulous. I'm now grazing on a childhood favorite, Lemon Meringue Pie. The MOD, Sandy is a rockstar. I ate at the bar and was charmed by the lovely Kate. Bravo!

Cozy diner on King Street with offerings significantly better than average diners. Our party of 6 was seated immediately on a Saturday afternoon without reservations. We ordered a couple kids menu cheeseburgers and fries, pappardelle, smoked salmon eggs Benedict, brisket omelette, and steak/eggs. We also tried their Bloody Mary. Everything was delicious. Prices reflect the elevated food quality and restaurant location so it was a good/fair value. Service was super friendly and helpful with any questions we had. We would definitely return next time we have out of town friends visiting Old Town.

Decided to try this place for the first time. I was there for brunch/lunch and went with the Majestic breakfast- eggs, bacon, smashed fingerling potatoes and whole grain toast. It was DELICIOUS! I really liked that they give to 3 eggs versus 2 at most places. The bacon was thick and fresh and that was my favorite part LOL. They also have a full bar, but I will try that next time.

Had a date night here and we really enjoyed this place. Love the decor and the set up. It's a cool retro vibe where you can dress up or down. We had reservations, but it took about 5 to 10 minutes before we were seated. We didn't mind, so we just took in the sights and sounds of the restaurant. BF wasn't very hungry this time and our reservation was on the later side, so we didn't order a lot of food. For an appetizer, we had the crab Rangoon. It was good! We actually wanted more, but decided to save our appetites for dinner. For dinner, we had the salmon and the scallops. Both dishes were tasty. They give you just enough food to be satisfied, but not too full. For drinks we had the passion potion. Not bad, but not a favorite. For dessert we had the coconut cake. So yummy! Very light and flavorful. it was the perfect ending to our meal. Service was a 10/10. I cannot remember our server's name (maybe Jenna?) but she was great. We always enjoy coming to Old Town for food, and will definitely visit The Majestic again.

Love their food!! It was amazing! I would come back if given the chance to be in the area again. Ambiance is nice and the service was great. Everything we ordered as seen in the photos are amazing!

American restaurant that is right in the heart of Old Town Alexandria and that has a real old-school feel I came here with some friends for dinner on a Saturday night and the place was packed. It was also very loud, so I could hardly hear our conversation I got a passionfruit margarita and a cheeseburger. The margarita was phenomenal, but the burger was overcooked

Great art deco style diner in Old Town Alexandria. Excellent burgers. Nice overall vibe.

The Majestic Cafe is a New American restaurant that opened in Alexandria, Virginia in 1932. It was founded by John Gadonas. The Majestic originally opened at 622 King Street before Gadonas relocated it down the street to its current location in 1949. Gadonas (affectionately referred to as "Mr. John") altered the building to enlarge the interiors, added an Art Deco façade, and outfitted the diner with the latest restaurant equipment and furnishings. The family closed the restaurant in 1978 but held onto the building in hopes of one day reopening it. A group of local investors remodeled and reopened it in 2001. Since 2016, the Majestic has been under the management of Alexandria Restaurant Partners (ARP). My family and I recently visited the Majestic while we were staying on a short vacation in the DC area. The interior of the restaurant had a nice 1930s/40s cocktail bar design motif. After hearing the drink specials, I decided to order the "Legent Old Fashioned" (Legent bourbon, orange, house smoked black cherry, bitters). It was so smooth and delicious; one of the best bourbon cocktails that I've had in a while. For appetizers, we shared the "Warm Goat Cheese Stuffed Dates" (quinoa crunch, pickled shallots, pomegranate syrup). They disappeared very quickly. For entrées, I ordered the "Piggy Papparedelle" (braised pork shoulder, caramelized onions, roasted tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, sour cream, natural jus) while my wife ordered the "Seared Sea Scallops" (carrot-ginger purée, ginger glazed carrots, bok choy, shiitake mushrooms, forbidden black rice). From the Kids Menu, our older son had the "Chicken Tenders" while our younger son had the "Grilled Cheese" (both dishes came with French Fries). Everyone was very happy with their choices. Excellent food, staff, and plenty of history. We give the Majestic our seal of approval!

Visited Majestic for Saturday brunch and my first impression was this place is popular and it has an Olde Towne feel yet fun. I had the Majestic burger w fingerlings subbing the pimiento cheese for cheddar. It was a good burger a little much for me to finish but good. Cooked medium like I like and juicy. Fingerlings were something new to me and they were

The ambiance was perfect; SUCH a cute date spot. We went here on a second date and our server Courtney absolutely made our night! She recommended the perfect mocktail (similar to an Aperol spritz) and kept the vibe so fun. He got steak and I got an impossible burger, and they were both divine.

We are from out of town and we stopped into majestic. The vibe and aesthetic is over the top!!!!!! (In the best way) our server Lecia made the best recommendations for us and we enjoyed everything from the drinks, to appetizers, mains and even splurged on dessert. If I'm ever back in town I'm definitely coming back

I have passed by this place a million times and never went in. Why? The loud music playing out front. I figured it would be just as loud inside. Boy was I wrong. The place is warm and quiet inside. The wait staff were awesome. The wonderful drinks cocktails pictured were recommended by our absolutely awesome waiter. The food was delicious The beef carpaccio was particularly delightful. I will definitely try this place again. Spotted several other options on the menu I want to try. Prices were very reasonable for the quality of the food.

Before coming here, we made sure to make a reservation. Since it was for a Saturday night, it turned out to be a good idea, even though we were eating early (around 5 p.m.). The man working the host station, was polite and welcoming. We were taken to a table which was almost at the end of a very long banquette. The tables, which were 2 tops, were packed in tightly. It reminded us of dining in NYC. I sat at the banquette which turned out to be a good idea as I'm short and if I had chosen the seat at the table, it would have been too low. Thankfully, at that time of day, the place hadn't filled up so we did have some privacy and room to spread out. Our server showed up not long after we were seated. She was friendly and efficient with a good sense of humor. One thing she did which I really appreciated --- She told us which items on the menu weren't available that night. I wish more places would do that. It turned out that everything we wanted to order was in stock. For drinks, I chose the "Passion Potion" which consists of: "Fresno pepper infused Haku vodka, passion fruit puree, sugar rim". This turned out to be a good drink---not too strong with the passion fruit flavor coming through and just enough Fresno pepper to give it a little kick. My husband got a Heineken Zero. For an appetizer, we chose "Grilled Spanish octopus" which consists of: "fingerling potato crisps, roasted peppers, cilantro, chili creme fraiche". The potatoes weren't "crisp" at all, the cilantro wasn't even noticeable. The red peppers were a good enough portion to taste them and the creme fraiche did have some kick to it. The octopus was properly cooked. That said, it was on the verge of entering into rubbery territory. For my main course, I chose "Hanger Steak Diane" cooked medium rare. It consists of: "Smashed crispy fingerlings, garlic escarole, shallots, brandy mustard cream sauce". The steak was tender and properly cooked. The brandy mustard sauce had mustard as the dominant flavor with a hint of brandy. The escarole portion was small with the shallots and garlic flavors muted. Again, the fingerlings weren't crispy, only smashed. My husband chose "Seared Sea Scallops". This dish has 3 very large grilled scallops in it. Plus, it also has "carrot-ginger puree, ginger glazed carrots, bok choy, shiitake mushrooms, forbidden black rice". He said the scallops were properly cooked but arrived to the table on the lukewarm side. As for the sides, he said they were okay and the carrot-ginger flavor was very faint. The dessert selection isn't very extensive (3 items) and there was nothing that appealed to us. So, we can't speak to whether they were good or not. As for ambience---The lighting is very dim which often is done to evoke a romantic feel. The background is music from the 30s or 40s which most of the songs being remakes. When busy, it's rather noisy which kills any notions of romantic dining. So, if that's what you want, this isn't the place for it. The kitchen was slow getting the food out. When the food came, it was warm, not hot. While we didn't hate the food, at the same time, we doubt we'll go back. On the positive side, all the staff we interacted with did their jobs well.

The food was amazing, and so was the service. Huge shout out to Ellie, our amazing server. Great energy there, we felt transported to a different time! I can't wait to come back! The goat cheesed stuffed dates went crazy, the bread was delicious, the burger was so juicy and flavorful, and the artichoke was great as well. People also loved the strawberry and halloumi salad!

Very luxurious ambiance and relaxing atmosphere. The food was very delicious, drinks were good too. The coconut cake was my favorite. The service was fantastic too, very nice and attentive waitress by the name of Ellie K took care of my girlfriends and I last night. Thanks Ellie! We'll definitely be back and would recommend this place and Ellie to others.

I drove into OT Alexandria so I couldn't really have any of their signature drinks, but their passionfruit lemonade was pretty good (but a bit too sweet). The beef tartar was also pretty good, but it was a bit lacking at the price point. It was pretty cool to raw beef though since it's generally hard to find in the states. Good place for drinking and catching up with people.

I make it a point to dine at The Majestic every time I'm in Old Town. With a unique menu, that is their take to common staples, flavors and quality reign. Last night I had the Filet mignon Diane with young fingerlings (added shrimp too ) . Had two drinks vodka-passion fruit - pineapple juice... First drink on their drink menu Yum! The ambiance, soft lights, light murmurs is also a plus. To top my great meal I had their absolutely best server Ellie K. Hope you get her; perfect serving, attention and recommendations. The best server at The Majestic by a mile. That's a lot to say since there are all generally good. I hope all in the DMV try The Majestic at least once. You'll keep goin back.

So we came here for an anniversary dinner. Had the seasonal Sam Adam's to start for a beer. Beer was cold and delicious. Then we ordered two small starters. The Buffalo Duck Nuggets and Popcorn Shrimp. Both starters were ok. Nothing to write home about at the end of the day. For mains we orders the Black Kale Salad (They were out of Kale). So we got mixed greens instead. Salad was phenomenal outside the fact there was no Kale. We also had the Majestic Burger. Burger was good, the bun didn't survive the trip from the kitchen to about half way through the meal. It fell apart for the last few bites. Both mains were good but again nothing to write home about. The service was great and the restaurant itself is amazing! Super cool artwork throughout. I will return at some point. There are just so many options in Old Town.

While I was very excited to try this place out, it definitely fell short of my expectations and we left feeling like it wasn't very "majestic" at all. This restaurant had been on my list for a couple of months and I finally had the opportunity to check it out with my work friends. We made a reservation for 3 people at 5:00pm on a Saturday. It wasn't busy when we got there. In my reservation, I had asked for a table that wasn't in the middle, and away from the hustle and bustle but we were sat in the middle--it's fine because it's not the biggest restaurant. Our server was kind and gave us some recommendations. We started off with some appetizers, cocktails, and ordered 3 entrees (this is important for later). I didn't get pictures of everything because we were starving and some dishes were gone by the time I remembered to get pictures. The croquettes (3 in one serving) were tasty and would recommend. My friend said she really enjoyed her martini. I wish I had gone with a different cocktail (Madame M) but I think it was just due to my personal preference. My friends really enjoyed their Hanger Steak and Pan Seared Halibut. I thought my sea scallops were a bit bland and I felt some bites of sand when I was chewing. For dessert, we got the strawberry trifle, majestic coconut cake which we enjoyed. Either way, the experience was going okay until the manager asked us to leave because it had been 2 hours since our start time. This put a bit of a sour taste in my mouth because (1) we spent a decent amount of time waiting to order, waiting for our drinks, waiting for our food, waiting to order dessert, and waiting for dessert (2) a time limit was not mentioned in the reservation on opentable, website, or when we checked in (3) other tables of 2-3 people who had come before us were still there and I didn't see the manager asking them to leave... (4) I feel we had ordered a justifiable amount of cocktails and food...we ordered a decent amount of apps, entrees, and drinks. We did not feel very welcomed in this establishment, which is a shame. Will gladly explore other restaurants in the area.

Flavorless overpriced and touristy. It was once much better. Seems to have lost the majestic touch.

Came here for a Saturday brunch. We didn't have a reservation, but they were able to seat our party of 5 into a booth. Little tight for the three adults in the booth. Popular spot with good selection of food and drinks. I enjoyed my three egg, fritter, bacon and toast. I didn't feel like I got three eggs, but probably two instead. When I was waiting at the restroom line I noticed the cook taking some eggs off one plate to move to another, so assume it is just an eye ball for amount you are getting with scrambled eggs. Definitely recommend asking for jam/jelly as it was excellent on the toast. Overall, nice option with a group.

Such average food and so pricey. We've been here 3 times because it was so highly recommended but it's just so so subpar.

Server assured me the pork chop would be moist - over an hour later it showed up not only bone dry, but cold - I eat out a lot I know it happens , and pork is tricky. He offered to make it right but was upsurped by the most annoying manager... I was 't arguing -- I just wanted OUT. I was ultimately charged $9 for ONE roll, after waiting over an hour - when the restaurant was essentially empty. I'm sure this was an anomaly, maybe the manager was having a bad day, but I would suggest if a server offers you a comp - confirm it with the manager.

Such a wonderful birthday dinner!! The seared sea scallops and service was awesome!! Thank you Ellie for my making birthday dinner special!!

Never they had served TRADITIONAL 6.5% APPLE flavored CIDERS. I feel overpriced and price Gauging for standard watermelon or pineapple ina -colada, types of Caesar or French onion salads??

Lunch at the Majestic Cafe on King Street was exceptional! I had the grilled Spanish octopus and fall salad. Beyond being portioned perfectly, these dishes tasted great! Two thumbs up for the grilled Spanish octopus which had some spicy heat to it which left a lasting impression. All the staff were very warm and welcoming as well. The restaurant also had interesting decor and nice ambiance.

I liked the vibes of this place, It had a lot of character. The food was great and came out decently quick. However, they charge $5 to smoke your bourbon which seems excessive but that's okay.

Stopped in for a quick drink. The neon sign sucks you in and the art deco interior keeps you there. This is an old school join with tons of history. You'll find yourself back in the 1940's with the decor and the cocktail list. The food menu looks amazing. The guy slinging drinks behind the bar was friendly and service was great. This is a must see.

We came here for Easter brunch and were able to sit outside immediately. The food and the service were very good, and we would definitely return next time we're in DC. The standout was the avocado toast.

Great location in old town Alexandria. This place has a great vibe and a good menu. My only complaint is that it got super hot sitting in the back near the kitchens. The appetizers were decent but the mains were really the highlight. The steak was excellent.. even though I asked for medium and got much more raw. Halibut was very well prepared and the salad was refreshing. I also really enjoyed my cocktails ... you know it's a good sign when you can't remember the names afterwards. Worth a visit if in the area!

Lorena was hustling during Sunday brunch! She was always checking on our table and many others. We had the brisket omelet and chicken and egg biscuit sandwich. The chicken and biscuit had a fire eggs do jam. The biscuit itself was beautifully baked and delicious. The brisket omelet was savory and had the right amount of pimento cheese to accentuate the flavor profiles. Very delicious and way too much food! The music was a bit loud, but very good selection of tunes.

From the outside it looks like a dive bar with a diner sign and the inside feels like a "upscale diner" but not stuffy at all. Menu is smaller and most of the options are expensive. Octopus hit the spot and was biggest portion I've ever seen. Zesty sauce went really well with it. Salmon was light and refreshing. Had a nice crisp on the outside. Maybe the best Lima beans I've ever had. Steak was tender but for $59 I thought it should have had a little wow factor. The cream sauce overpowered it some.

One of my favorite spots in old town! The steak frites is truly some of the best I've ever had! Decent wine list, great cocktails. Love the ambiance inside. Only ding is the service is a little bit slow. Other people who ordered after us were getting their food before us which is fine we were not in a rush but it just felt like it took longer than needed. Overall, a great staple in Old Town!

Food was yummy. Would have liked a few more gf options for bread, but all in all good place and I would go back.

Went for lunch today and it was fine. The service was very nice as is the decor. It's a small place and we arrived early before it got too crowded. The food was just fine. I didn't dislike anything I ordered but I didn't love it. We split the beef tar tar and it was fine. I had the lunch smoked salmon eggs Benedict and my husband had the burger. I think my husband liked his more than me but I was underwhelmed.

Treated my hubby to brunch there for Father's day. Fernando was wonderfully attentive and friendly. Enjoyed a fresh avocado toast appetizer followed by the brunch burger. My hubby really enjoyed the brisket omelet. The coconut cake was amazing. Nice Prosecco and cava selections and a great mixer juice sampler! Love the art Deco decor! Consequently located with plenty of street and public parking lots nearby.

Surprised by the great food reviews. Our server was attentive, however the food was lackluster at best. Drinks were good. Maybe our expectations were too high but the burger was soggy and just lacked anything special. Even the bun felt flimsy and unthoughtful. Just unappetizing. Wasn't juicy, rather dull. However the bottom of the bun was completely saturated and falling apart. In fact, I had to use a fork and knife. Fries (again) soggy. I believe the steak was $59 and was nothing special. It was tender but again just lackluster. At least have a char on it or something. It was a steak on top of potatoes that just wasn't very good. Presentation just didn't make you want to dig in. We ate about 25% of the meal, unfortunately. Inside was cute but I would never eat her again. Almost $200 (w tip) and very disappointing.

I brought my tour group in for a dinner in March 3, 2024 and had a FANTASTIC experience. 1) Their manager Muhammad allowed some of my tour passengers to sit 30 minutes early to relax before our meal, almost unheard of in bustling Old Town Alexandria. 2) Our entree choices were chargrilled half chicken, hangar steak Diane, or seared sea scallops. There was not one complaint amongst my group regarding taste, portion or presentation, which is close to an impossible scenario with a group of 25 adults! 3) The ambiance, vibe and STAFF was impeccable! Special thanks to servers: Graesen, Courtney, Muhammad and Kenzie! And to the chefs...you deserve all the accolades we can afford! 4) I personally had the best sea scallops I have ever tasted, seared to perfection, succulent and accompanied by a carrot ginger puree, ginger glazed carrots, baby bok choy, shiitake mushrooms, and black forbidden rice. 5) We all enjoyed the Black Forest cake with drunken cherries to cap off the meal. Bravo Majestic on the memorable meal offering and experience. Can't wait to return with local friends!

Very disappointing, mediocre pub fare. Service was slow, and cocktails were tepid, so switched to wine. Red wine by the glass tasted like it had been open for a week and turning to vinegar, fruit flies in my food and wine glass. Steak frites was gristly, and fries were soggy. After reading all of the glowing reviews, I really expected better, but would've been better off at any other pub on the street.