Pub Royale

5 Reviews on “Pub Royale”

• Rita Soares De Oliveira

  Trendy sorta indian tapas place. Good to share between a group, loved the twist and flavor of the cod samosas. On a hot night like on the one I went to, it was the perfect place to stay outside!

  December 7, 2015, 5:33 am

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• Sarah Haselhorst

  Pub Royale is an awesome dinner and drinks spot if you’re looking for a new take on classic Indian food. The cocktails are delicious and you can tell that they are made with care. I ordered the eggplant curry and it was awesome, super flavorful with just the right amount of spiciness. Everything looked tasty and I don’t think you can really go wrong with any of the options on the menu (there are tons of vegetarian options too!). Bonus points because I loved theirambiance and they have a really cute little patio area. I willdefinitelybe returning!

  December 1, 2015, 9:05 pm

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• Valerie Mirza

  Favorite new spot for drinks, or food, or both! Funky and eclectic British Pub/Indian vibe with a stylish bar, cozy booths, and adorable sidewalk seating. The food is modern Indian and full of flavor–lamb dumpling, samosas, rabbit pie…the list goes on. Mostly sharing type plates, but good size portions. **For vegetarians, the Gobi (fried cauliflower) is the most amazing, flavorful and meat-like non meat dish I’ve ever had. If you close your eyes you’d think you’re eating the best General Tso chicken in the world. And oh, the drinks! Four fun renditions of a Pimm’s Cup, made with their own Pimms. Or look to the huge list of ever-changing beers listed on a screen like train station destinations. Service is friendly and the vibe is fun. Get in now while this place is still a bit of a hidden secret…. instagram.com

  November 25, 2015, 10:21 pm

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• EuroAtHeart

  If you’re looking for a casual spot for drinks but you don’t want to compromise on food? Pub Royale is for you. I loved the funky Polynesian theme and the giant wall of beer on tap in the back. Seriously, there is a huge screen that lists the ridiculous 26 beers on tap at any given moment. Luckily we found a table in the back, but I can imagine that seats might be extremely hard to come by on busy weekend nights. The menu has a lot of Indian themed flavors. We tried the veggie samosas, and lamb dumplings to start off. And they were solid, dumplings were pretty spicy and you definitely get the slight gameiness of the lamb. The samosas though were more than worth at only $4. I’m not one to order a burger unless I’m at a burger place like Edzo’s but I ended up trying this one. The burger itself was decent not amazing but the fries, if I can borrow a phrase from Guy Fieri, they were out of bounds!. Sometimes you get soggy fries but these were so crispy I’d order a basket of them for myself and spend the rest of the night fending off the hands of my friends trying to steal them. Did I mention there are a ton of beers here?? They had two nitros on tap and I tried this limited release Belgian quad aged in a Jack Daniels barrel. I beg of you to try something you’ve never had before and thank me later. euroatheart.com

  November 25, 2015, 7:47 am

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• Kate And Monica

  Seriously the most delicious new place in Wicker Park and its themed British and Indian! We sat on their cute sidewalk patio and people watched. They have a good selection of microbrews and cocktails. Specialty cocktails include a rum Mango Lassi and several Pimm’s Cups. The food is a total standout. Creamy spicy palak paneer gets sopped up by garlicky buttery naan. We had a chicken kati roll with rich tikka sauced chicken. We also admired other people’s Indian hot on the bone chicken. Imagine saying yummmm on every bite. We highly recommend it and can’t wait to go back!! chiorganicgirls.com

  October 15, 2015, 9:26 pm

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