The Kenney Fort Pub - Round Rock

The fish was amazing—huge portions that pictures just can't capture. It was cooked to perfection. However, the pretzels, beer cheese dip, and Scott eggs arrived a bit on the cooler side. I absolutely loved the pretzels, though! The staff was friendly, especially a sweet young lady with a lovely accent. This is a fun spot for a date, with a great atmosphere and a nice drink selection.

A British pub in Round Rock? How exciting is that! We visited on a Sunday afternoon when there were a few patrons watching football on the TVs, but it was otherwise quite empty, and we were seated immediately. The service was friendly and attentive. I really enjoyed the fish and chips with malt vinegar—it was delicious and felt authentic. The kids' pizza was okay, but the kids' hamburger was very small and disappointing. I understand that this isn't their specialty. Overall, it's a fun spot to grab a pint, and I will definitely be back for the fish and chips!

Having traveled to London and dined just a few blocks away from Tower Bridge, I can confidently say that the food was a commendable attempt at authenticity. The scotch egg was excellent, surpassing my own attempts at making the dish in the past. The North Atlantic cod was cooked to perfection and complemented nicely by its sauces. However, I do wish the batter had a stronger beer flavor. The portion was quite generous, nearly the length of my forearm (for an average-sized man). You could order it for two, but there's a $4 surcharge for that. The sausages stole the show; they were absolutely delicious. The local IPA was smooth and enjoyable. I definitely recommend visiting this spot to try everything on the menu, support the local Austin FC team, and join in with fellow fans.

High quality food, with great portions, friendly service, and an amazing beer selection. It was a lazy weekend and my wife didn 't feel like making dinner, so we thought we would try something a little different, so we gave The Kenney Fort Pub atry. As you walk up, the first thing you realize is that the place is huge for a strip mall restaurant. We were greeted by afriendly gentleman with an English accent and, even though there were only four of us he offered us his largest booth table outof kindness. Once we were seated, we were introduced to Jacob, a very confident young man who you could tell likes his job. Asan appetizer of sorts, we tried the beer flight. It 's a beer sampler they serve on what is basically a cutting board withdivots carved out to look fancy with the glasses. We 've never had that before and we didn 't know what beers to get, so Jacobkindly queried our normal beers and based on our answers selected the beers he thought we would like the best. He did awonderful job because my wife and I enjoyed each and every one. For our entree, my wife ordered their fish and chips, the kidsshared a ten inch personal pizza, and I got the Kenney Fort burger. When the food arrived the first thing you notice is how welldone everything looks, and that they don 't skimp on the potions. Often, when you buy things off the kids menu the cooks don 'tseem to care about the quality, usually working out to food that tastes like leather. The pizza, even though it 's a kids ' meal,looked pretty well prepared. My burger was one of the best burgers I 've ever had. It tastes like they cooked it over an openfire, and they 're flexible about cooking the burger as you request, as opposed to a corporate chain restaurant. My wife 's fishwas very moist and flakey. She loved it. The cherry on top was after we were done Jacob told us that the kids ' meal came with ascoop of ice cream. Again, the food didn 't disappoint. It was a very high quality vanilla which the kids adored

Glad I've found an excellent British Pub in our area. Started off with a hummus appetizer, which was creamy and flavorful. The nan was toasty but soft. Followed that up with Bangers and Mash, which was excellent. Sausage was flavorful but not tough. Mashwas perfect consistency with good taste.