The Beech House - Menu

Family lunch. Unique gyros which was on a pizza base done in the pizza oven. Top notch Mushroom based pasta which was excellent. Proportions large couldn’t finish it. service great from Bianca.

Modern buzzy place to eat with great service from a well managed staff. Although a little noisy at time but this does not detract from having a splendid meal. Pizza are especially good and the open kitchen adds to the enjoyment.

Possibly the worst Nourish Bowl I’ve ever eaten…. Cold, slimy squash is never going to be good. A real lack of both variety and thought in the salad department. No excuse for such a lack of choice. The only things that saved this from being 1 star were the lovely service and the garlic bread starter.

Overpriced with poor service . Very small portions , we had a ‘small plate’ item which included feta cheese and the feta was such a small slice, we were genuinely shocked . Food was just ‘ok’. When the manager asked for feedback (which we gave! , he seemed annoyed and didn’t apologise …we asked for the service charge to be removed. It’s just not great. Save your money and go elsewhere.

While there might be nothing revealing about the beech tree, it means location, atmosphere and the tag menu that there is something clever for everyone. eating is solid, with enough choice to see them through a few return visits, and the price is fair. free wlan, a library to keep the little happy, and homemade cakes and coffee in the bar area, and the beech tree is on the way to tickle all boxes.

I recently fought here for lunch. extensive menu so we ask for brunch options. my chorizo and sweet potato hash was great. many chili. my friend chose the eier mushrooms. we wondered why there were two prizes. it turns out it was for one or two muffins. my friend chose the smaller option and she was rewarded with what the smallest muffin we both saw. it tasted nice, but it was the smallest part. but good ice creams! although not very busy, the service was a tad slow.

Pretty awful, food was cold, burnt and the cocktail (passiontini) was mediocre. Will not be coming back. Sunday roast was completely burnt and taste of char; the best things being the Yorkshire pudding. The price did not reflect the quality in the slightest. A few years back this used to be a thriving local hotspot but it has seen significant decline in the past few years which can be seen through the massive decrease in quality of food but also service. Overall displeased.

we booked a table for two to the breakfast. the restaurant was empty except a table with a family. we were immediately shown next to the family the table. difficult quiet and why we get up when there is enough space? the food was significantly moderate. pale, cold muffins with chopped eggs and mushrooms, crushed in a warm Hollandaise sauce. the server was polite, but I had to ask twice for a glass of water. it was an ok-outing, but could have been better when eating was more appetit.

Unfortunately our experience here did not live up to expectations. The food was disappointing underdone pizza and questionable vegan burger that my mum couldn’t finish. Drinks were ok but nothing special and atmosphere completely dead on a Saturday night. Waiter was friendly and service was quick but we wouldn’t return for food as there are plenty better establishments nearby that you could better spend your money. Would probably return for a drink but I would recommend the Treehouse or one of the many pubs nearby for a superior cocktail.