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£5.40 for a pint of Peroni. Friendly and smart, belying its funny spot on the high street. It was a good place to pop into for an hour to do a bit of work (my usual use of it) as it has the best free wi-fi I have found anywhere in St Albans. See update below for why it is now not so good. For some reason it attracts lots of mums and dads with tiny children in the afternoon, which is fine, as they tend to be NICE, well behaved children, not the horrid ones that run about screaming while mum & dad get progressively more hammered (there's a nearby Wetherspoons for that). Update: the tiny children appear to be taking over. I was there with some colleagues at 1630 on Friday and it was unpleasantly like being in someone's front room in the midst of a creche for three year olds. The mums seem happy to let their offspring wander round the entire bar unsupervised, in a 'nanny's day off' kind of way, even coming way too close to sit and stare at us. Consequently it is off our potential meeting place list and a star removed until it loses its creche status. At least until the mums work out that Beech House is not an extension of their front room, so three horrid-looking blokes who are obviously busy, will not want to interact with any children at all. Especially ones that are not even their own. A grand comment back from Beech House, but I popped in again today and I might as well have been in some sort of pre-school club. Regardless of that Beech House is far better than several other nearby alternatives.
raymond dunthorneraymond dunthorne
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We visited the beech house for dinner on mother's day and woe it did not disappoint. three of us had the lamb from the mother's day menu which was just incredibly delicious and satisfying. the others had burgers. the waiter who served us had great menu and allergen knowledge and was so helpful as we had two different dietary requirements at our table, which with other restaurants is sometimes a bother but the beech house handled this so excellently. we will be back! it's my fourth time eating here, third time having a Sunday roast and it's been exceptional each time!!
Andri ConstantinouAndri Constantinou
20
Lovely food, awesome staff, and very friend. Coming back with Family.
Rudesh MehtaRudesh Mehta
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Nearby Attractions Of The Beech House
St Albans Cathedral
The Maltings
St Albans Museum + Gallery
St Albans Market
The Clock Tower

St Albans Cathedral
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The Maltings
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St Albans Museum + Gallery
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St Albans Market
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Beech House
Waterend Barn - JD Wetherspoon
Ye Olde Fighting Cocks
The Ivy St Albans Brasserie
Craft & Cleaver
Bill’s St Albans Restaurant
Slug & Lettuce - St Albans
Peahen
Prime Steak and Grill
Miller & Carter St Albans
The Horn

Waterend Barn - JD Wetherspoon
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Ye Olde Fighting Cocks
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The Ivy St Albans Brasserie
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Craft & Cleaver
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81 St Peter's St, St Albans AL1 3EG, United Kingdom
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+44 1727 701230
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beechhousestalbans.co.uk
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Trendy pub serving craft beers, cocktails & wine, plus elevated pub fare with a Mediterranean touch.
attractions: St Albans Cathedral, The Maltings, St Albans Museum + Gallery, St Albans Market, The Clock Tower, restaurants: Waterend Barn - JD Wetherspoon, Ye Olde Fighting Cocks, The Ivy St Albans Brasserie, Craft & Cleaver, Bill’s St Albans Restaurant, Slug & Lettuce - St Albans, Peahen, Prime Steak and Grill, Miller & Carter St Albans, The Horn
