Beaconsfield Arms in East Riding of Yorkshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We attended the scooter rally again this year and stay an extra day and have Sunday Funday 😊 we normally head to the Beaconsfield arms to start. Last year was a bit of a let down as there was not a lot of atmosphere, this year however was brilliant. We walked in and went into the lounge, there was 10 of us we sat down and the lads went to buy the drinks, the young lady serving was really nice, as we were sitting, the manager Kevin, shouted through and asked if we would like to buy raffle tickets for the meat draw, which we did. The afternoon progressed from there with Kevin having a laugh with us and his regulars in the bar, he introduced us to a card bingo game it was so funny. We only left as we had a table booked at 6.30 at a local restaurant. Kevin (Kevin/Colin) and his staff and regulars made us feel so welcome I just wished I lived closer so we could keep popping in. We wish them all the best and can't wait to see them all next year. Thanks again 😊

We dropped on this pub looking to park our camper van. Right in the centre of Bridlington, dog friendly, good food at reasonable prices for a sea side resort. We only stayed the day as we already booked a site for night but we will definitely be back for a weekend.

Lovely pub with very friendly and helpful staff. We went in with our baby grandson was very kind and helpful. The food looked lovely

Good down to earth pub. Friendly locals. Great Landlord. Beer kept well. Had a nice few pre concert drinks.

If your a local then you will be served straight away over other people waiting for up to 20 minutes VERY RUDE STAFF Wide choice of drinks and snacks to choose from Lovely outdoor area but be prepared to wait to be noticed for a drink

Went in there and just got ignored! Sat there 20 mins waiting to be served then when told will be 2 mins they went served someone who came in after me who clearly a local and know them! I won’t ever be going in there again when I next visits Bridlington Staff said when asked to be served their answer was “Yeah hold on will serve you in a bit” Well that ain’t customer service there! Never coming back here place is rubbish and rude staff

Popped in after searching for pubs with by sports, whilst in a weekend away, was welcomed in with a little person and they even changed the football game on the screen for us. Staff were helpful and made to feel welcome, lots of choice of drinks and snacks. Would recommend a visit.

Did not have a meal in here but went in a couple of times whilst on holiday. Don't know who's who in there but the lady who served us on both occasions was pleasant. They have a largest beer garden at the rear of the pub and as it was a warm evening we sat outside. It was a bit raunchy but this was late in the evening. As for social distancing it could perhaps been little better inside the pub but our names and addresses were taken on arrival.

Very disappointed with the response Form the beaconsfield Arms. Just had a lovely meal at the revelstock and I suggested to my partner we have a night cap in the beaconsfield arms,entered the pub at 8.45 the Barman said we could Not have a drink because we needed to be in by 8.30!!and they had empty tables!!! What’s that all about ?? Don’t the want to make a living!!!!Or Was it because my partner is Black. Very very disappointed

100% customer friendly both the landlady and her team made us feel so very welcome. Felt safe the whole time we were in the pub, customers were adhering to the rules and the landlady made it clear to the 'odd' one who didn't that they needed to leave unless they toed the lined. Would recommend this 5*

the absolutle worse place to end up after a nice night out. Landlady was more intoxicated than 90% of her customers. Pushing and laying her hands on many of people out in the beer garden. She then physically attacked another lady and when the lady defended herself and retaliated her husband then took it upon himself to start being aggressive and rough with the young lady. I have never witnessed owners/ management of a pub like it in my life. The place is very dull and dirty toilets really did stink and no social distance rules were adhered to at all. Absolutley shocking behaviour and I hope the landlady whom by the way is around 60 years of age learns a lesson or two about how to treat her customers or has her licence taken away for such discusting behaviour!! Avoid at all costs

Very well organised with coronavirus safety measures. The staff are wonderful lovely people, a really nice place to sit outside or in for a nice pint or two, drinks not over priced at all for a holiday resort, had a great time here and will be back,,,,

Hadn’t been in for years but called in to see what it’s like now. Was going to sit outside as we had our dog with us but on ordering drinks was invited inside and informed that dogs were very welcome. Drinks competitively priced, good selection and good service. Social distancing well observed with cleaning station as you entered. Only negative was the toilet wasn’t clean.

Absolutly disgusting filthy place, called in here on our way past hoping to get some food but only stayed for 1 drink and left as quick as we could after seeing the state of the place. Dirty place and unprofessional staff. Avoid at all costs.

Lovely family run pub, made to feel welcome by staff and customers alike. Would recommend to everyone. Will definitely be going back for another visit

Great food not the usuall pub chain service is exellent and you can eat either in the bar or the restaurant not the cheapest but top value

Weve been coming to bridlington as a family of 10 for the past 4 years and have arrived this year as a family of 10 plus 2 babies now. We have always been welcome in this pub but this year was kicked out at 9pm as families aren't allowed in there past 9pm and they were very straight to the point and we all felt as though you either order and drink in quick enough time or get out. Theres now no place for any family here in brid to go which is such a shame. If your a family looking for a week away dont bother going to bridlington as no where let's families in past 9pm at all.

I've been using the Beaconsfield for years, and the standard has never dropped. The drinks, food and staff have always been top notch, and the locals are very welcoming to tourists.

Nice Pub to where we stayed and clean place no sticky bar or flooring and friendly staff, Karaoke was ok but could do with more peeps joining in.

I am not one to say that children should never be in pubs but they shouldn't be allowed to run around in and out shouting. Not a clean place and service was slow. I will give it an award for the smelliest toilet I have been in for a long long time - the floor was literally swimming in it

Popped in on way back to B & B the service was shockingly slow with people waiting at both bars and the 3 staff been extremely slow!! The tables outside could definetly do with a clean. The drinks were reasonably priced when you eventually got served. Stopped for one and then headed across the road to the harbinger which was a definite improvement. So my advice cross the road!!

We called in for a drink with our children who were hungry we bought drinks and crisps, while we were paying for them the told us the kids couldn’t eat their sandwich outside whilst sitting in their pushchairs, they charged us for our drinks but said we either had to leave or the kids not eat! My kids are 18 months and 3 years and hungry so we had no choice but to leave! They claim to be a family pub. I would not recommend any family stop here. Disgusting.

This pub has a good outside seating area great for sunny days the drinks are very reasonable in price too. We didnt try the food this time but will when we return again.

This pub has recently been re furbished. It is very pleasant but quiet.We called in for a drink in the early evening and were the only people in th ebar.

Just there for a family function, great night in a lovely venue. The staff are first class.

Not yet operational as a restaurant but getting there

Thought we would give the Sunday lunch a try as we had heard they were good. We were not disappointed! I had the stuffed chicken breast and hubby had the beef. Absolutely superb! Lots of fresh vegetables, not a microwaved carrot in sight. The Yorkshire pudding was excellent and the lashings of tasty gravy just topped it all off brilliantly. Could not fault it apart from I was too full to finish it!

Having driven down from NE Scotland ( over 420 miles!) my friend and I found our B & B and offloaded our stuff. We were hungry having eaten an extremely uninspiring and overpriced panini at the Southwaite Services along with an extortionately- priced coffee. Across the road from our superb accommodation we saw a nicely lit and inviting looking pub so we went over for a couple of pints and some good pub food! It was 7.30 pm and it was very quiet for a Saturday night, but that suited us fine.

Brilliant food .!! ...have eaten here several times and Billy the chiefs food is always fresh hot tasty and definitely not ping ping 😁the staff are friendly and do whatever they can to make u feel welcome😊 .certainly well worth a visit

It's been closed for the last 5 months and recently re opened under new management in the last two months brilliant local and amazing home cooked food excellent quality excellent value and great bar staff very friendly atmosphere deffo worth a visit

By far the best pint of johnsmiths (rabbit gravy) in bridlington and fantastic food as well .well worth a visit

After a few years of not doing food, my wife, our son and I were the first ones to dine on Friday 29/9/2017. Son and I had the absolutely fantastic mixed grill platter. My wife had fish and chips. The food was brilliant, I was beaten, and left two onion rings. Well done Billy and his kitchen staff. Not forgetting the bar staff for their prompt and friendly service.

Nice clean pub.bar staff very welcoming.beer.good price.must of been good as my partner drinks John Smith's and he said it was spot on.if they had done food we would have stayed.

The Beaconsfield Arms has been my local for over 9 years now and I have seen some lovely and some not so lovely landlords and landladies in that time. I have to say the current manager is one of the lovely ones. Mark has just taken over the pub and I am quite impressed as to how professional it is now run. Clean, tidy, friendly and the drinks are very reasonable. I do believe they will be serving food and will have entertainment on very soon.

I Recently visited the Beaconsfield and was very impressed. The new manager is lovely! The new decor looks good and it was spotlessly clean. The no kids in the bar area is fab being a parent myself I understand and completely agree with it. It keeps the drinkers, parents and kids happy win win situation. We can't wait to come back soon and have a go at the Wednesday night speed quiz and try some of the lovely food I know will be available soon!!!

typical local pub good food and atmosphere with friendly bars staff and pub games

We went in twice since new 'manager' took over.Place has been cleaned up, but seems manager wants it to be a rowdy, loud bar full of kids. In his own words "don't want any old fuddy-duddys in here". He obviously does not know that this pub's major clientelle were of the older variety and kept the place buzzing every fri, sat and sun (when it used to kill the hotel across the road. Went again and heard him telling a (mature) couple if they did not like the TV loud and the (landlord) shouting at TV then "they should leave - you know where door is". No food, no entertainment (the two items which this place used to be famous for). And be careful if you want anything except beer - my partner's Baileys tasted of coconut!!! Mark (the manager) you have got yourself a bad reputation from square one and handed all your regulars to the other places around there. I believe manager has a very poor reputation from a previous pub he 'managed' - well all we can say is - no lessons learned. Avoid this place if you want a pleasant evening out...What a pity - such potential gone down the tube again...

A dirty, unwelcoming hovel that would've been more at home in a run-down inner city than in a supposed tourist setting like Bridlington. Don't bother.

Stopped in for a drink with friends and the artist setting up was too loud, I think he could only count to two... one. Two.. one. Two. When he finally sang the windows vibrated and so did my ears. He was awfle. The staff don't seem bothered about the customers the place is not welcoming and not very clean. We all went to the Hotel across the road and what a difference stayed there all night. It was friendly and beautifully decorated, loved the karaoke music. They closed the Beaconsfield at 9pm as the few customers there had left.

Traditional Pub, it says on the sign. Not my first visit here, we usually visit Brid over Easter weekend and we've had many happy hours here. Last year, John and Sam who were the licencees at previous visits had left, but the staff were the same and the food was really good. So, 2017's visit. Yes, it's a traditional pub, that is trying hard to recreate that traditional pub atmosphere. So, traditionally, the pub stinks of stale cigarettes and spilt beer. Until you pass the toilets, when the distinct tang of last night's urine hits your nose. Also traditionally, there's no food unless you want crisps or pork scratchings. The beer is traditional, if too-cold-to-taste John Smiths smooth is part of your tradition. The staff (one of) spend their shift traditionally glued to their phone, and obviously see customers as an inconvenience. I was told (in the hotel bar across the road) that the place is owned by a PubCo who are looking to build the trade. It looks to me like someone wants the shutters up for good so the place can be levelled and turned into flats or something. Executive Summary: Dreadful. Avoid.

I would say this is the worst pub in bridlington never again unless they change the landlord. He was sat at the bar very drunk hopeing to pick a fight with any one .Bareing in mind there where four of us all of pension age no one else in what does that tell you for easter Sunday. We chose to stay thinking perhaps he's had a bad day us being local sociable folk .He sent out for himself and staff for a takeaway sat and ate them in the bar .My friend went to the ladies toilets absolutely disgusting .

As can be seen on the picture on the site there are lots of adverts inviting you in to eat food. One stated 'served till 8pm' so at 6.30pm on a Thursday night went in and found the place empty apart from one man behind the bar either texting or playing a game on his mobile who ignored me . I said 'Evening' he looked up and I asked where the menu was. He said 'We don't do food' . I said ' But there are loads of signs announcing food outside' . He shouted ';we don't do food' and looked quite unpleasantly at me . So I left. As I did so a woman having a smoke outside commented that I had not stayed long . I explained and she told me the man was new and had not yet even employed a chef . Perhaps a sign outside saying under new management no food yet available might be better than shouting at folk

Wanted something quick, arrived at Flats which are no more than 100yards away,Ordered meal and we were all able to sit together as a Family.Friendly staff, good Pub Grub just what was needed.

although the pub food was average pub food, the staff were very friendly and welcoming.we had our dog with us and many places don't let dogs in, here they welcomed us and our dog. Even providing water for the dog and dog biscuits free of charge.so if you are looking for somewhere to go with your dog go here.

The food was well presented, fresh and tasty. There was a 15 minute wait, but freshly prepared food can't be rustled up in seconds.The lounge, where food is served, is clean, with obliging staff.

Stopped for a late lunch.....bliss for us no-one else about in the lounge. Friendly helpful staff who explained specials. Good choice of food available. We both had rib eye steak. Cooked to perfection. So full no room for a pud!

Terrible awful food, burnt chips and beef so dry I could not swallow it. Don't bother visiting however desperate you are - and we were.

If we could rate it ZERO, we would!Service was appalling!Food was vile and seemed to be reheated from 3 days before!No wonder it was empty...Never again!!

ruined poor ambience atmosphere as it was gone was a good place for a drink after a day on beach and a good meal change hands so many times and been shut for a while lost all regulars and now just none of the life it used to have

My wife and I went here for fish and chips and were more than disappointed. Both meals looked like they had been served to someone the day before, refused, and then heated up for us. No-one else was in the dining area with service therefore centred on the bar. Avoid like the plague (or you might catch it here).Had to give it one star to make the review or a zero would have suited better.

We visited the Beaconsfield Arms the first day of our holiday and thank goodness it was the last. We ordered 5 main meals and a round of drinks which cost £53.00. We were told there was a 45 minute wait for the chicken as it was cooked from fresh. When the first plate of food arrived we laughed. It was supposed to be cumberland sausage with a mustard mash. The sausages looked like road kill!! The chicken was supposed to be hunters chicken but looked more like a defrosted chicken portion in a greasy water like fluid. Gross!! We complained to the server and was just told 'sorry about that' in a disinterested manner. Think if we had asked for a refund it wouldnt of made a difference. A customer came in just before 7pm and was told the kitchen was closed even though it is advertised they serve food until 8pm. Would not recommend this to a starving dog!!

Only went in once. The young man behind the bar didn't seem very friendly. Asked for coffee and was told no special coffees only instant, told him that was fine he then said he would have to take the money separate for the coffee I don't think he wanted to make the coffee. Sat outside because it was such a nice day the garden area could do with brightening up !!! a few hanging baskets or pot plants around would make it more appealing.

Very expensive drinks here, £6.65 for a pint and a gin (no tonic). Rip off! Didn't have a meal here, but more expensive than another pub down the road

Been today and it is by far the worst meal any of us have ever had! Service was shocking, staff absolutely gormless. Waited 1.5 hours for food and it was awful. Really really poor! Avoid avoid avoid! So disappointed. Not even an apology just pure RUDE!!! Will never visit again!

Called for a drink decided to stay for Sunday lunch . Ordered food at 15.35pm, 2 sunday lunches with dessert for £14.00 order 2 beef and 2 pork total £28.00.Food was below average at best, beef was very dry, hardly any veg, 1 tiny stuffing ball and 1 small frozen Yorkshire pudding! When asked what the desserts were, the reply was " the kitchen is now closed I didn't ask when I cleared the table because it was after 4pm and the staff should have told you when ordering food that the kitchen closes at 4 pm " I ordered food at 15.35pm ,we should have been asked then ! No offer for a refund just tough luck in easy words!,We are local people and use local pubs/ restaurants but won't be using or recommending the beaconsfield arms again !

The staff were friendly, prices not bad at all, although when we went they were only doing lite bites., nice little outside space and can park your car next to the pub.

Visited Sunday afternoon, there were 2 other tables seated we were the third. Ordered two Sunday lunches which were £14 for 2 with free dessert which seemed excellent value.....there is a reason....it was horrendous. Waited 1 hour for our food. They served another table that sat after us with our order. They promised ours would be next - 2 visits to complain later our food arrived. The 2 small pieces of roast beef were dry and tasteless. The veg was overcooked, the yorksire pudding was a soggy dumpling. We were both so hungry we ate it. The desserts were slightly better. But again we had to ask the serving staff to clear our plates and ask for the dessert menu. Another table were also left dissatisfied as they had failed to serve 2 of their party a meal and then had run out of pork. They were not busy they just didnt seem to have a clue. Please give your 6 or so tables numbers so you know which table to actually serve to.....its simple really.Very poor quality Sunday Roast and desperately poor bar staff is a recipe for disaster. Go somewhere else if you want to eat.o

We visited here for drinks on a couple of nights and dropped on a Play Your Cards Right night and the following night there was a quiz night. Really enjoyable. We had a meal here from the Tuesday night specials board, 2 meals from the grill and a bottle of wine for £20, bargain, it was really good too. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

Visited here a meal many times. Never been disappointed until our last visit. Weren't serving main menu, just Sunday lunch. Fair enough. Ordered 2 pork 1beef. The pork was fatty and dry. Beef was rough very dry and resembled shoe leather. Vegetables over cooked and tasted strange. Yorkshire pudding was more like a dumpling. The only thing that was nice was the gravy which was luke warm. We ate it as we was hungry. Never again.

Went there on a weekend away, Friday afternoon was quiet and cosy. Enjoyed a couple of drinks before booking into our hotel across the road. Went back in Saturday evening and the entertainment was brilliant, my kind of night good drinks & music. I didn't eat as we'd already eaten but food looked good.

nice pub serving good pub-grub meals,plenty on the plate and tasty too,specials board offers on certain nights i.e pie and a pint for roughly £7

Visited this Pub/restaurant as there was very little else open at the time. The food was good but the fish and chips we ordered were a very disappointing portion size. The general appearance of the venue was reasonable but the staff did little to make you feel welcome. The drinks were extremely expensive and compared to other pubs close by were over £1 more expensive for the exact same drinks.

Had a lovely evening meal at the Beaconsfield. We had homemade steak pie with chunky chips and mushy peas. Everything was made from scratch and there as lots of steak in the pie. They had specials every day and the service was great.

We visited here today 12/4/16 a family of 5 with 2 under 4. Staff were brilliant made the kids exactly what they wanted to eat it was no problem at all and they finished every bit which is very rare indeed. We had the 2 steaks and bottle of wine for £20 which was delicious and a bagain. The onion rings were to die for so fluffy and tasty!!! Should have ordered another portion for on the side. We were looked after really well. Felt very welcome, the place was lovely and clean and we all left full and happy. Lovely little find this place was.

Had a meal there yesterday. Presentation was not good 3 veg all served in one heap. Steak pie was not home made just bought from wherever. Gravy very thin. Don't think I will bother again.

Popped in the pub for a quick drink on the Saturday night the bar staff were very friendly and made you feel very welcome. We decided to go back the following day for Sunday lunch. 2 Sunday lunches for £14 and it included a dessert , wasn't expecting much for that price. Mash was a little bit cold and we had to send a meal back as there were no roast potatoes on it and we had to wait a while for the meal to come back out. Once all the food was out it was absolutely beautiful just like a home made Sunday lunch. And the dessert was lovely. We will definately call in again next time we were in brid.

Lovely friendly welcoming staff very good atmosphere we will be back next year as always good location too

Called in one evening last week as it was pouring down with rain & it was very near to where we were staying. We were pleasantly surprised as it was years ago since we were last here & it looked much improved decor wise. We ordered our food from a nice welcoming lady who chatted with us but was not overbearing. The fish & chips were gorgeous, a light crispy batter & homemade chips. The steak & ale pie not homemade but probably from a butcher & very enjoyable . Good lager. Will be back next time we are in Brid.

6 of us ended up here for Sunday lunch after walking out from the hotel opposite where we had booked a table for lunch (but that's another review) far from appealing as you walk in the door..........pub needs a complete overhaul,,,,staff were helpful and pulled 2 tables together for us.......first thing i noticed was the tables were all sticky...my napkin stuck to the table as did my mobile...they are obviously using something not suitable to clean the tables and its lifting the varnish (I THINK) .all the tables were the same when i went off touching them all.......we ordered our Sunday lunch....£6.95) and when it came we were all shocked at how much meat we got........(we took some home for our puppies) their was a choice of meats and you could have a mixture of all 3 if you wanted....the meat was tender enough BUT it wasnt very tasty.....bland infact...the vegetables were amazing....we got 4 vegetables served in side dishes and they were all fresh and extremely tasty....2 roast potatoes and a spoonful of mash., stuffing ....Yorkshire pudding and gravy and a jug of extra gravy......the gravy was really nice....made properly using the meat juices.....most of us had a pudding (all home-made)I had lemon meringue pie and ice cream it was ultra delicious .....all puddings were £3.00 each....only a choice of 3 though.....when one of our party went to get our drinks from the bar.....we were amazed to find they had no bottled water and even more worrying they did not take debit or credit card?????????so my poor son in law had to dash upto one stop to get some cash......that's not good beaconsfield.....they offer 2 mains for £10.00 Tuesday to Thursday 2 till 4 so i will take them up on that .....and will defo be having a pudding....also Friday is fish and chip night £5.00.....well worth giving a try

Omg it was so good I've never been to a place like that for a j20 and 2 orange and lemonade was only like £3.30 the food was so mouth watering I could of ate more of there meals they made it was so delicious and its only £6.00 to camp in a cmpervan all day and night and also he's from Barnsley like me but every thing in that restaurant is so outstanding

Great pub.great prices. The portions are massive. . Located 5 minutes from Bridlington centre this pub is worth the walk, parking is available at the rear

Went for a meal last night. Up to the bar to order drinks and order a meal. Drinks have to be paid for separately from food. OK. Went and sat down and ordered our meal which was rib-eye steaks. What arrived was a very large plate of steak and chips. No problem., as we couldn't finish it, the staff wrapped the remains for us to take away with us. Problem for us was when we went to pay, they don't accept cards and it's cash only?? Fortunately we had enough to cover the cost. There should have been signs up to highlight this point or have it brought to our attention as we ordered. One small point, I don't know what paint they have used to paint the tables but they were all "sticky". Other than that, no complaints and I would recommend the peppercorn sauce.

Went for dinner and the food was excellent. Very generous portion sizes and very good value for money. The refurbishment looks great and a very sunny outside area.Will definitely be eating and drinking there again

This was our first visit since the new management took over. My steak & ale pie was lovely. Very tasty with plenty of meat & excellent gravy but my husband's filled Yorkshire although tasty was lacking something. A few peas or carrots - any veg! - would have livened it up both in presentation and taste. The atmosphere was good & the place & staff clean & welcoming. The menu is typical pub grub but for basic food it is worth a try

Great food, great sevice, staff all very friendly and welcoming, toilets and All surrounding exceptionally clean!!! Well deserved 5 star without a doubt. Will be back

The meal was cheap and good value. However, the gents toilet was filthy. I wonder how clean the kitchen was! When I asked for a receipt, I was told "We don't do receipts" how bazaar!

Found this place just round the corner from where we were staying, great all round, made us feel very welcome, everyone really friendly , kid friendly too so grandson was happy , will definately be going back in here on our next visit to Bridlington. Great place.

our first visit since the new owners have taken over . The refurbished pub is beautiful and done well , looks much more up to date and " lighter" Jon & Sam Stennett have done a truly a brilliant job. The food was freshly made and cooked to perfection ,Large portion too, top quality xx well done to everyone . Wishing you a well deserved successful future . We'll be back.

We called into the Beaconsfield Arms for a meal last week as it was close to our B&B. We had fish & chips which were beautifully cooked & a decent portion size. Crispy batter & proper real potato chips. Staff friendly & service quick.

first time we had visited Bridlington, so came across this pub when we came out of the car park.Very friendly staff, and clean and welcoming pub, food was fantastic, big helpings and the prices so reasonable.Would love to have a pub like this as my local.

Dropped in to this pub for a quick dinner. Pub was under new management & seemed OK. Had fish & chips for two & all we could say was wow! Massive portions, beautifully cooked, fresh, lovely batter & such great value. Service was very quick & we were made welcome. Beer good too. Nothing to knock.

This is the first time we have visited this pub even through we have stayed in Bridlington s few times. We found the staff great very friendly and the service excellent. Food was superb. Singer very good too. We Will definitely be back on our next visit

Just got back from s couple of days in Bridlington and popped into this pub several times as it was just up the road from our hotel. Very friendly and welcoming atmosphere and prices were very good too. Popped in on Monday night and there was a music quiz night we just listened in but it was a great atmosphere. Didn't eat here but believe Sunday lunch is gorgeous.Give it a try well worth it

Just had Sunday lunch at the beaconsfield arms. Well well well, fantastic. The service , price of drinks ,quality of the food was exceptional.. Hopefully this is a sign of great things for this pub.clean an tidy ,pleasant locals . Great . Will be going again. Well done all

Really tasty....good portions..home cooked.....friendly staff....would deffo go again. ...; )plenty people eating all plates cleared. ....always a good sign!

I went into The Beaconsfield for sunday dinner with my father who is disabled. It was recommended to me by a friend. So thought id give it a try. The accessibility is great for disabled with having its own car park and having no steps to contend with. The staff and the landlady there are only too helpful to attend your needs and the service is also super quick. We ordered 2 sunday roasts. Which may I add only cost 10 pounds. From ordering to being served to our table must have not taken anymore than 5 mins. With a good selection of meat. Beef pork or turkey from what I recall. I had the beef which was lovely and came with all the trimmings and homemade yorkshire pud mmmmmm :). The dining area is also very clean and nicely set out. Think one of the staff said it had been refurbed. Looked nice anyway. I decided to go in later that afternoon for a few drinks and the atmosphere was great. Everyone was friendly and they had play your cards right and other games going on. A proper good laugh was had and I felt more than welcome. Plus the fact the prize pot for play your cards right was a 1000 pound. Not bad hey lol. Its a great pub and I will definitley be visiting again. 10 out of 10 in my opinion A+++

This was the second time we had been here for a drink. The first time the bar made charged us wrong and we paid too much, even though she had a calculator...We called again Saturday it was lovely outside so me and my daughter sat outside, myHusband went for drinks. Five mins later he came back come on we're going I said what's happened..He said, I asked for a pint, she gave me it, the glass was filthy, fully of lipstick round the top, I saidExcuse me love it got lipstick on it, oh has it... And left it, I said are going to change that she said or rite, so she pulled me another, it had lipstick round the same, I said have you got a dishwasherHere she said yes but it's not working properly.He said omg you are serving drinks in glasses giving them to people and there not been washed Properly surely that's a health regulation. He said she just looked blank. I said keep your beer I'llGo somewhere else that's is disgusting.We were thinking about eating here one weekend but I tell you if they have dirty glasses what's itLike round the kitchen area.Don't go.. It's a dive and wants condemning...

Cracking couple of nights spent there thanks to the regulars for making us so welcome, we will be back for certain.

We had heard very good reports about The Beaconsfield Arms since the new owners took over about a year ago but never got round to going ourselves until this week. Having been once we will certainly be going again! The landlady was welcoming & friendly & knowledgeable about all the dishes on the menu. Besides the menu card they had large blackboards on display offering a vary varied selection from main meals to cream teas to melts - just about everything you could think of! I was pleased to see they offered 3 vegetarian choices 2 of which weren't pasta (pubs usually do 2 at the most) and settled for the Broccoli & Cheese Bake which also had thinly sliced new potatoes in the rich creamy sauce. It was delicious! You can choose what you have to accompany your choice & I opted for chips & salad. As the portions are very generous I think next time I'll just have the main dish without accompaniments.My husband's Lasagne with chips & salad looked very tasty & I was assured it was. Chatting to other lunchtime diners who all turned out to be regulars we were told that the standards there are always very high & as we had already discovered you are spoilt for choice.At £5.95 each it was certainly well worth the money! On Sundays they do a roast dinner at 2 for £10.The Beaconsfield Arms is just slightly away from the town centre and has outdoor seating & a large carpark. They do not serve food on Mondays .