About Horn Pub
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
I had never been there before but I have friends that have and they highly suggested it So we all met up there. The atmosphere was very lively. It wasn't very full at least it seemed that way I think there were a lot of people not where we were sitting. The waitress was very nice and helpful. I got the boneless wings with Nashville hot and jalapeno bacon ranch half and half and they were delicious. And then I got the extremely cheesy burger which also was super delicious along with the fries. I had an angry orchard which added a nice flavor to my drink of choice and a water. I will definitely go back and try something else because I didn't have any complaints.
Horn pubs wings were very good. This is where they really shine. Its a small venue definitely geared more to having some drinks rather than just dinner. Service was fast but we had to wave down the waitress a few times, she did seam busy. Lots of TV's. The "Burber" was pretty good n I liked the tots. The crab cake was ok but for for $9 for the "side order" who can complain. All-in-all it was good and my partner enjoyed the skewers. We will be back to explore more wing flavors.
Was there once because they had some very good looking food posted on Facebook. Food was good but my beer tasted like it was in a very dirty glass. Asked for a glass of water and it also tasted like the glass was unwashed. For this reason I will not be back.
Seat yourself - can be tough on busy nights like Mondays and Wednesdays when they have their wing specials. Parking can also be hard on those days. Service can be slow to get around to your table once you do sit down. Apps are decent, although some are pricey. We have tried loaded potato skins (good, but the second time we ordered there was a hair in one) and peel and eat shrimp (came out piping hot, pretty good). Wing nights you can get a dozen wings for $8 and they’re excellent. I am super picky with wings and these are the second best in the area, but best for the price. Get them extra crispy! They’re a good size and always cooked well. Flavors tried so far: garlic bbq (good), slow burn teriyaki (flavor is so good but this is the hottest sauce I’ve ever had and it doesn’t indicate it’s going to be so hot on the menu), honey bbq (good), hot honey (hot sauce mixed with honey, not like Mike’s hot honey - wouldn’t order again), honey Cajun (good), sweet ghost of Jack Daniels (not my favorite - wouldn’t order this one again). Their ranch is amazing. Other menu items: small fish and chips bowl (good but their regular fries aren’t great), curly fries (really good), sliders ($10 for 3 with fries when they’re on special and so good), saucy b!tch bowl (dozen wings with fries - good deal if it’s not wing night), tots (super good). Overall, prices are good, wings are great with lots of flavors to choose from, and servers are friendly even if they’re slow to come around.
Second time here with the wife. Great music playing. Plenty of TVs solid food and good staff. Drinks food and beer reasonably priced and delicious. Will have to try the wings next time but not many places you can get a double smash burger for 13.50 and a 2 dollar high life draft