The Graces, Bar & Grill in Bromley - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Went for a wake, close to beckenham crematorium, hired the function room. Sandwiches and picky food were ok but not worth the amount they charge, staff very moody no condolences etc. Music was awful.

Been a three times, once when a band were playing, once just for a drink and the last time for a wake. I have never felt welcome, there is a strange atmosphere. Won't be going again! The last occasion was for a wake. We arrived to a near empty pub, and were directed to 2 tables in the middle, not at all private. The only coffee available was instant, quite disappointing in this day and age! There had been a bit of a mix up and no food had been prepared for us, the staff were very unsympathetic and unhelpful. We finished our drinks and left as some of the group were quite upset. We headed for the Elm Tree down the road and were really taken care of, fed well and had great service.

We used this venue for our mums wake. Unfortunately we wanted it to be a lovely send off for a lovely mum..... but it was a sad disappointment. We paid £500 for the food which was what I would call "beige food" that looked as though it was brought from Iceland or Lidls no effort was made at all with it, it was definitely not worth £500 , so obviously a big profit was made out of our grief. Most of the bar staff were miserable and rude and didn't have people skills ( especially taking into account the occasion ) The money paid would have gone to better use being donated to the hospice charity

I hosted my nephews wake in the function room. At such a distressing time, the customer service level was nothing short of excellent. Nicky was my point of contact. She was warm, friendly, and she exceeded my expectations on the small touches in dressing the room for the occasion. I highly recommend this venue.

Booked this venue for a 50th Birthday party. Great, very friendly and helpful staff. Helped us out with everything we needed. We had a great night! Thank you!

Our mums funeral wake was held here yesterday afternoon in the private function room. Minesh & his team provided an excellent buffet and the veggie samosas and the strawberry scones deserve a special mention. The room was well set up and the private smoking area was a fab sun trap on a lovely sunny day. We wasn’t sure what to expect but the whole set up was wonderfully and efficiently dealt with. I am more than happy to recommend this venue. The venue is located next to Birkbeck train & tram stops and a very short distance from Beckenham Crematorium.

They closed this pub down for 5 Years, shame they reopened it again, the staff are rude and aggressive, Just note how many people go in there, which is always not many, Lets just hope people get the message and stop going there and it gets closed down again. Shame ... on them I wouldnt give them time of day, let alone have my funeral there

We held the funeral wake for my mother at Graces Bar and Grill yesterday afternoon. I cannot praise Minesh and his team highly enough. We had a private function room with a bar. The staff very helpful and attentive. The buffet was very good and we were able to show photographs on the big screen via USB. The bar is just a short stroll from Beckennam Crematorium. Thank you Minesh for making a very traumatic day run smoothly.

Horrible cloudy beer, grumpy staff - left after 5 mins abandoning our drinks. Shame because the area needs a good pub.

We found this bar and grill just a long from the chapel. Firstly, be warned there is no private parking you’ll have to rely on street parking, we were very fortunate. The bar and grill is of a very reasonable size. The weather was exceptionally good for early May so we chose to eat outside under the enormous parasols it was lovely. We were a party of 10 I think if any larger I would recommend you book. The food was simple and consistently good. We had scampi, chilli jacket potatoes, chicken burger and sandwiches, all good sized portions. There is easy access for anyone with disabilities. The staff were warm & friendly. The service was good too. Recommend Many thanks

One of the bar staff very rude, if you like your ale don't bother, also a friend of mine went to bar to get served and was seen by rude lady behind the bar waited 15mins to get drink while she served other people who came up after, terrible service!

This pub has been totally modernised. It is beside Birkbeck train station and tram stop. More importantly it is the closest place to Beckenham Crematorium for gatherings after the service. It is just a 2 minute walk. There is a large function room or a smaller area off to one side of the bar for hire. We were a small funeral group (20), so the smaller area was perfect. There were enough tables and chairs for everyone. The fire was welcome after coming in from a very cold, wet day. Our buffet lunch was ready for us, all neatly presented on a long table. Unlimited tea and coffee were supplied. The main bar is close by for buying drinks. The service is excellent. The manager, Nicki, helped us to book the event and advised us on the best choices from the buffet menus for our small group. She was there on the day to replenish the hot drinks and to clear the used crockery throughout. She was a friendly presence, but did not intrude into the private event. Our party was happy with the convenience of the location and the spread provided. Loos on same level-- spotless.

The wake was for the brother of a disabled 92 year old lady. The disabled access and facilities were very good. The staff couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. A very pleasant function room, obviously recently refurbished.. The brief had been simple finger food: the sandwiches were fresh and tasty; scones with cream and jam, garnished with fresh strawberries followed. Tea and coffee were plentiful, and the jugs of lovely cold juice and water were constantly replenished. I would certainly recommend this venue, literally a five minute walk from the cemetery to anyone planning a similar function.

Highly professional service, very good food and a comfortable seating area allowed us to celebrate the life of our 92-year-old mother in a welcoming and unpretentious environment. The staff were lovely and nothing was too much trouble. A big thank you to Minesh and his staff. Best wishes. Deborah and family

We held the wake for my mother on the 17.01.2017. I can honestly say that from my first communication with Mr Patel, he couldn't have been any more helpful and supportive. The venue was excellent in a private room with our own bar. They had the facility to stream photos of mum via a USB on a large screen tv and also play our music in tribute to mum. The room just the right size. The menu choice was excellent and well presented. The bar steward we had was amazing so obliging and pleasant, nothing was to much trouble. Teas and coffee were also provided. The staff and venue were perfect and very reasonably priced. Big thank you to Mr Patel would definitely use again and Highly Recommend this establishment.

Booked a pre theatre meal for 18.00 as show started at 19.30. Didn't get main meal till 18.55 which was over cooked. Didn't have time for desert. McDonald's across the street would of been a better meal

Tried Sunday Lunch here and wasn't particularly impressed with the decor or ambience but not enough to put me off going in. The roast was average but instinct tells me i should have tried a curry instead, maybe next time.

Wonderful seabass with savoury rice, prepared with passion. Coupled with extremely reasonably priced drinks and efficient and friendly service, this unpretentious pub, which shows sports and has a pool table, plus reggae and open mic, all unobtrusively, as well as having a privare events room and carering for weddings, funeral wakes, birthdays etc,more than holds its own, and more so, with any gastropub. Authentic curries are its speciality, cooked on site by family owners. A hidden gem.

Un grupo de 9 fui a cenar antes de que fuimos al teatro, el servicio era bueno algunos de nosotros pedimos la hamburguesa, pero cuando llegó era un poco rosa así que se tomaron, y cocinamos algunas nuevas. También nos dieron algunos champán gratis.

Tuve una noche absolutamente fabuloso. La banda fue fantástico. El ambiente es muy agradable, una verdadera multitud mixta de gente así que no importa qué su edad tendría una buena noche. Tienen espacio al aire libre, lo que fue bueno cuando la banda tenía sus vacaciones que podría refrescarse un poco! Es un lugar encantador para tomar una bebida por la tarde.

Recuerdo el zumbido cuando este lugar estaba siendo renovada. Tomó años para abrir. No era lo que esperaba, el Bridgehouse Mk II pero un blokey pub que sirve comida. El fútbol y la enorme pantalla y sistema de sonido dominan este lugar pronto sales. Sólo una persona estaba viendo pero tuvimos que escuchar los comentarios de fútbol muy fuerte. La clientela era principalmente los hombres. Había un par de familias.

What a deal this was, I don't know where my wife finds them ! Fast friendly service, food was good and the atmosphere excellent, and to top it all we got a happy hour deal on our wine ! Bonus ! All in all a very good experience thanks folks.

My wife and I pre-booked supper here on St Patrick's night, before going to the theatre. There was a very lively atmosphere and a lot of noise! The staff on the door and inside were very friendly and polite. The restaurant was a little quieter than the bar. The brilliant violinist kindly played "Happy Birthday" for my wife. The food was nothing special but very good value for money, served promptly. Grace Bar is very convenient for many West End theatres. We would definitely return - with ear plugs!

...it's definitely worth it.We popped in here on a Monday evening and I must admit it was a tad quiet. They don't serve food on a Monday or Tuesday evening for that reason. Fair enough.What was nice was that it is large, open and airy, the front is in a conservatory style and as such feels light and airy.It has a cracking pool table, the lager was reasonable and the bar staff and folk in there were friendly, chatty & pleasant.It has a large open, grassy area out front and I can imagine it getting pretty busy in the warmer months.Helpful hint: don't go on a Monday or a Tuesday if you want food, if you're in the area and it's warm a sunny then swing by and sit outside, head here if you fancy a quick game of pool.

Really great home cooked Chicken tikea curry. One of the best I have eaten. I was pleasantly surprised as most pubs serve pre-cooked curries.Modern inside and so lacks ambience during the day. But nice lights around the bar at night.

This place is awful. Popped here with a friend who lives around the corner and was not impressed. The staff were not exactly friendly and the food was really poor. There were also people parking all over the double yellow lines outside so I can't imagine what it's like for local residents when people drive to the pub, drink and then drive off again. Won't be coming here again.

There is one other review of this venue on this site and I simply couldn't agree more.What is Graces? A Bar? Pub? Restaurant?It is none of the above. It is a total blank. The bar staff are friendly, fast and polite. A good selection of drinks, food menu is infant school level, but this could easily improve. It's the total non descript atmosphere, location, design, size and also clientele that make this place a non entity. The place took ages, possibly two years to complete. It seemed finished but didn't open for eons after it was completed. Previously it was W.E. Grace, a simple pub. Now it looks like a 1980's wine bar, but with pub furniture and glitzy toilets, but also with an area for gambling games and a pool table, all in a shroud of fairy lights. Bizarre and confusing. Food was pretty poor, unlikely I shall return.

The graces has been refurbished recently making it very nice but, to me it's confused. It's caught between being a local pub, and modern bar and a restaurant and to be honest it doesn't seem to do any very well, mainly due to the mix of clientel. Everything is ok but I can't just put my finger on what's wrong, all I know is it doesn't feel right, but well worth a drink to make your own mind up.