The Beech House - Carte

I didn't have any food, met a few friends in there for drinks very expensive £7.50 for a 125ml glass of wine.

On arrival we didn't get much help with anything. Food order was taken well but no1 came round to see if everything was OK..Once finished very slow in tidying up. And it wasn't busy. Luckily we had a voucher that we used

Accidently discovered this gem of a place on a Sunday walk at Hampton Hill. The food was exceptional, we all ordered the Sunday roast. It was the best Sunday roast I've had in a long time. As per pictures, that is one big plate of food!!! Voir le carte

We had a lovely weekend brunch egg Benedict egg was fresh and tasty. Also, they available small and big. I ordered small one. But was good enough size for brunch. And we had Margherita pizza. mozzarella cheese is amazingly good very fresh baked pizza. We will visit again. Smooth is good as well!!! Total we spent around £22

The Beech House is Hampton Hills solid large venue. The clientele ranges from smart beautiful youth to grey barkers (dog friendly). It’s not full of large nutters. The food is exceptional and will finely grain your timbers. The staff from my experience make you feel glossy when you leave. I personally would like to visit its other branches.

Eaten here 4 times and every time the food has been delicious, I've had a different meal everytime. The Sunday roasts are the best thing to get imo, the chicken roast is half a chicken which is a BIG chicken. The beef is almost as thick as your average steak and you get 3 big slices The lamb is definitely the best option but the most expensive out of the roasts around £22 but delicious! The picture attached is the pork roast. Lovely jubbly! Voir le carte

The restaurant offers a vegan roast with all the traditional sides, with the option for extra sides at no additional cost. They also have a variety of pizza, pasta, and other main courses to choose from. While the roast may not be the best, it is still decent (although the roast potatoes could use improvement). Prices are a bit on the higher side, especially for drinks and dessert. The atmosphere is lively, especially during Sunday lunch with many families dining together. In the evenings, it seems to be more popular for friends meeting for drinks at the bar.

Very nice but they don't know how to serve a pint of beer without a humongous head on it. Even when asked to be topped off it wasn't a full pint. If they want to serve a pint with such a head then use lined glasses! So the above comment was from a previous visit and sadly nothing has changed, the glass is swirled as the beer pours to create a good head and I had to ask for it to be topped up, which the bar-staff did grudgingly, looking surprised he'd been asked. Let's be blunt here, I asked for a pint, paid for a pint, so if I ask for it to be topped off, then all I'm getting is what I've paid for.

Absolutely love the beech house. The atmosphere is great, it's always busy and it really is what Hampton Hill needs! A bar that's open to a reasonable hour and is a bit trendy (and hopefully won't close down like it's predecessors! . It has a blackboard with the latest Hampton Hill Theatre shows lined up, lovely staff. Came for breakfast, the menu between 11 and 12 is odd as you're given the main menu but you can't order from it, only the first page brunch. But that's fine as we wanted brunch breakfast. I'm still giving it five stars. As said the atmosphere is great and I want to recommend and it's one of my favourite places. However I've now come for pizza and breakfast and considering it i... Voir le carte