please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Closed a few years ago - planning permission sought for residential.
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I have Just stayed at the Beaconsfield Arms for a few days, Which now has accommadation, the pub now has 5 letting rooms, The accommadation was clean, comfortable and affordable. They are also doing a valve 4 money food offer which consists of 5 meals priced at �2.99. The Full time member of staff Mark is Also a qualified chef and Has a special board all of which is home - made, I can also reccomend there Sunday Roasts! The beer price was great as well, Courage Best �2 a Pint, Fosters �2.30. I look forward to staying there again.
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Supposed to be my local pub but have not touched the place in 2 years due to the amount of scumbags that frequent the place. It has now just closed down for a refurb with new owners (April 07) so we shall see if they can bring the place back upto scratch instead of it being used as a pool hall and asylum refuge.
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must agree with trevor I drank there in tiny pub days when I lived up the road 1990 s before it burned down friends met petes disco on fri nite nice sunday lunch time ! wot went went wrong
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Getting trashier by the week - it's like an audition for the Tricia show is being held there; Kids all over the place whilst their parents smoke, eff and blind, and generally ignore what the children are up too. No problem with kids in pubs - but not pubs full of smoke and pissed football fans, and not all day! (When do they get fed, played with or rested)?
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It used to be a nice local with a proper log fire and a wonderfully efficient bar-staff.
trevor - 23 Mar 2004 14:54 |
It used to be nice when it was a pub.
Lawrence - 23 Mar 2004 14:45 |
Looks a bit "iffy" from the outside, but very nice inside.
Clean and tidy with good service
Richard - 23 Mar 2004 14:06 |
Mr Q's chain pub. Good place to watch football on Sky, three good pool tables, reasonable-prices beers & friendly bar-staff. Also nice little garden for warmer times!
Giles - 19 Jan 2004 10:21 |
