Wan Chai, Hong Kong｜The Queen Victoria

Good place, reasonable prices for both drink and food. Mostly British with some international options. Thursday, Fri, Sat, Sun mostly busy but open more on Mon,Tue,Wed. Pies are pretty much all good, the spicy omelette is my favorite. All day breakfast is good too. Environment differs on the day of the week. Would recommend this place.

This is a hard place to review, as it's like a Hong Kong version of the Mos Eisley Cantina from Star Wars. Let's talk about the good. The space is comfortable, well located, with excellent waitresses, and very cheap drinks. HKD 20 for a pint of Carlsberg...! Want to splash out and spend HKD 40 for a pint of Stella? Incredible value for Hong Kong. Now let's talk about the bad, or rather, the weird. It'd be unfair to say the clientele of this bar are the dregs of society. I think a better description is they're misfits. When I was here there was an older man secretly drinking cans of beer in the bar, a drunk man with a newborn (newborns should not be in bars!), incredibly rough local women, what appeared to be some ladyboys, and a ton of "been in Hong Kong too long" Westerners. What a crowd. I'll add that although the crowd is "rough", I never got a threatening vibe. Everyone is happy.

English style pub located in the heart of Wan Chai bars on Lockhart Road. Well airconditioned, wheel chair friendly, disabled toilets, free wifi. Great selection of beers in bottles or on tap. The pub meals here are authentic British /Aussie, so if you are tired of the local food drop in here. Prices are very good