Location: Beaconsfield
Top Restaurants in Beaconsfield
Top Things to do in Beaconsfield
- 1. Bekonscot Model Village
- 2. Adventure 001 Ltd
- 3. Mulberry's Exclusive Beauty Spa
- 4. The Retreat Beaconsfield
- 5. Jordans and the Mayflower Barn
- 6. Shepherds Lane Cemetery Beaconsfield
- 7. Luxury Tours of Britain - Tours
- 8. The Home of G. K. Chesterton
- 9. Eat Voila Cooking School
- 10. The Smart School of Cookery Beaconsfield
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Most Popular British food in Beaconsfield, England, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Beaconsfield. Beaconsfield (/ˈbɛkənzfiːld/ ( listen) BEK-ənz-feeld) is a market town and civil parish within the South Bucks district in Buckinghamshire centred 23.6 miles (38 km) WNW of London and 17 miles (27 km) SSE of the county's administrative town, Aylesbury. Four towns are within five miles: Slough, Amersham, Gerrards Cross and High Wycombe.
Things to do in Beaconsfield
10. The Royal Standard of England
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1324 reviews
The multi award winning Royal Standard of England is a real British pub situated in Forty Green. Steeped in history and 'olde worlde' charm, it dates back over 900 years and is The Oldest Freehouse in England.Serving delicious home-cooked food, local beer
Reviewed By 301bjarnep
Magnificent scenery and located in beautiful surroundings. Food was good, old fashioned so a good match for the surroundings
9. The Potters Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By beeza1
We had a great value Travelzoo voucher for 2 courses and a glass of fizz. The setting is idyllic, the young staff are lovely and very efficient and the food is fabulous. As we walked in I saw the Thai menu and assumed it was only available on certain nights, so was very pleased to be given this menu as well as the standard one as it was included in the deal. The curry was very pleasingly hot (maybe too much for some people but perfect for me!). A great place, and I hope to return.
8. The Crazy Bear Beaconsfield - English Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1394 reviews
The Crazy Bear Beaconsfield opened in 2008 to spectacular international reviews including Conde Nast's Red Hot List for best new hotels in the world. The oldest documented building in Beaconsfield, a fifteenth century coaching inn, has been meticulously r
Reviewed By Phil8924
We visited for a birthday - a warm greeting when we arrived and a very quick whizz through being given a tab voucher and our coats taken to the cloakroom, which was a great start. The bar was lovely and the cocktails were good. When we were shown to the restaurant our booth was rather dingily lit (in comparison to the lovely wall sconces around the rest of the room) but they did bring an extra candle when requested, so it improved slightly. I would really suggest, though, with the attention to decor they clearly have in other places, that they sit in that booth and perhaps add a wall sconce or a mini chandelier. Following on from that, it was sometimes a little difficult to get the attention of a waiter, perhaps because of our position, and when we ordered drinks there was a bit of a lag. However, the food was fabulous. Sadly my starter of pigeon was minuscule, which in itself wasn't too much of a problem, except that everyone else's starters were rather large! Created a bit of an envy problem for me! The main courses were fabulous - I had the duck which was beautifully cooked, as were the dauphinoise and the broccoli. It did take rather a while to get the bill, even though we did explain we had a taxi coming. They also said I should have told them it was my birthday, even though I did clearly put that on the online booking, and dessert wise there was no tart or cheesecake option, which seems a bit remiss when the food is so good and the choice is, otherwise, very good. Overall I would return and try again - the food is certainly worth it!
7. Brasserie Blanc Beaconsfield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1577 reviews
Our gorgeous French restaurant in Beaconsfield is simply stunning with a high atrium ceiling in the rear and aged, lime-washed beams over the busy breakfast area. The light streams in & there are plenty of lovely seating areas for everything from quick lu
Reviewed By PhilipSutcliffe1958
Always helpful staff, nice airy dining room ... and excellent quality food, attractively and promptly presented. We have been patrons for years and have never left disappointed with the 'prix fixe' set menu, available till 5pm, which changes monthly and is excellent value for money.Hi Phillip!Thank you for giving such a lovely review, yes we are proud of our ever changing menu, changing monthly and alwasy including a fish, meat and vegetarian or vegan dish!We hope we can see you for next month's menu!Kind RegardsBBlanc Beaconsfield
6. The Chequers Inn at Wooburn Common
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
The 3 star Chequers Inn Hotel and Restaurant has 29 beautiful bedrooms, each retaining the charm of a 17th century coaching inn. They are designed using modern furnishings which still complement the charm of the surrounding countryside. You can choose to
Reviewed By Magzee
Overpriced food for what you end up with. Staff were friendly and helpful.Ordered Ribeye steak, had to saw through ,, very tough and unable to completely chew, extremely disappointing . I did complain and they took it off the bill.Would not bother going back.
5. Revolution Beaconsfield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By Mickigirl1310
Three pals of mine took me out for my birthday to this venue. They had kindly organised a 'cocktail masterclass' and dinner after.Straight away Danny the bartender was friendly, warm, welcoming and helpful. For me he made the evening. I learnt a lot at his masterclass about cocktails and how to mix them. He's only 19, but boy has he got charm and pizzazz!! it was a fabulous experience and made a wonderful and unique birthday gift from my friends.The dinner too was good. I had the burger which was really nice, followed by the raspberry cake which was as delicious as my main course. The others had different dishes, but all pronounced their meal to be excellent.For me this is the ideal venue for a lighthearted fun evening with mates. It's more a bar with meals, so the bar element is absolutely superb.I would definitely return to this venue, and hopefully again with a bunch of girlfriends!HI Mickigirl1310, thank you so much for your feedback and for taking the time to write us a great review! I'm so happy to hear you had a great time with us and we look forward to your next visit. Iâll make sure dan gets all your feedback, all the best, Russ
4. The Cape
Overall Ratings
4 based on 597 reviews
A quirky busy cafe with a South African/Cape Town twist, open 7 days a week for breakfast excellent coffee, lunch, Daily Deli specials, excellent sandwich's and afternoon tea and freshly baked cakes and other products, Relaxed Evening Dining at weekends (
Reviewed By AndreToronto
Basic restaurant with decent food (including some typical S. African choices) at reasonable prices. We had boerewors burgers, memories of BBQ days in our youth in South Africa. Very firemdly and efficient staff.Thanks Andre for the review we pride ourselves on excellent quality & value we are a family run local business try our evenings but I think we are well above your description of Basic nobody does what we do
3. Prime Steak & Grill Beaconsfield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Prime in Beaconsfield is a stylish and sofisticated restaurant with a private dining room for 30 guests and a beautiful separate cocktail bar that can seat 60 people. Our beautiful curved central bar is where guests can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere whilst
Reviewed By TrishJim
Another superb evening at Prime. Wonderful food, fantastic atmosphere and superb service. We were there to celebrate my parents Golden wedding anniversary and the complimentary glass of fizz and special dessert added a personal and special touch to the evening. Thank you Prime
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2. The Jolly Cricketers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 504 reviews
Award winning Free house Victorian Pub, situated in the heart of picture postcard Seer Green Village just outside Beaconsfield. Serving Modern British Food alongside five local ales, artisan Ciders,fine Wines and Organic Soft Drinks. We welcome Children a
Reviewed By Stephen366
A friendly gastro pub in a pretty area.The service was very friendly and efficient.The food was tasty and plentiful.Perhaps it is a little too noisy on a Saturday evening, so I will try again midweek.Dear Stephen Many thanks for your review. The main bar is especially busy at weekends perhaps request our Dining Room which is quieter. We look forward to seeing you soon. Kind regards Amanda Lillitou
The 10 Best Things to Do in Beaconsfield, United Kingdom (UK)
1. The Potters Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By beeza1
We had a great value Travelzoo voucher for 2 courses and a glass of fizz. The setting is idyllic, the young staff are lovely and very efficient and the food is fabulous. As we walked in I saw the Thai menu and assumed it was only available on certain nights, so was very pleased to be given this menu as well as the standard one as it was included in the deal. The curry was very pleasingly hot (maybe too much for some people but perfect for me!). A great place, and I hope to return.
