
Brasserie Blanc Beaconsfield
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About Brasserie Blanc Beaconsfield
On London End in Beaconsfield, Brasserie Blanc serves a French menu devised by chef Raymond Blanc, with the cheese soufflé standing out as a recurring must-try. A set menu is offered for lunch, including through voucher, and a common order runs to three courses with a drink. Bearnaise sauce accompanies the mains, and dessert options include crème brûlée and a pistachio soufflé. The dining room is large and airy, finished with French doors and repro chairs. Service is at the table, with the bill brought by hand on request. The restaurant takes walk-ins and opens daily.
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cheese souffle, creme brulee, chateaubriand and fish soup with rouille.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cheese souffle, creme brulee, chateaubriand and fish soup with rouille.
Customer Review Summary
The cheese soufflé draws repeated praise, called a must try and superbly cooked alongside creme brulee and duck on orange sauce with dauphinoise potatoes on the set menu. Several diners also highlight the fish soup and goats cheese starters, plus a trout main and Chateaubriand among mains, with tenderness noted even when portions ran small. Desserts split opinion: while the souffle and strawberry dishes impress, more than one reviewer found the creme brulee tasteless, lumpy, or too hard set. Service is mostly described as attentive and friendly, though one visit saw staff turn forgetful, leaving empty glasses unrefilled for an extended stretch, and another reviewer found the trout dry and lacking flavour. The decor and ambiance draw consistent praise as clean, fresh, and cosy. Diners frequently return with friends or family for lunch, with one noting the £44 per person set menu felt reasonable for the quality, and several say they'd recommend or return.
Customer Review Summary
The cheese soufflé draws repeated praise, called a must try and superbly cooked alongside creme brulee and duck on orange sauce with dauphinoise potatoes on the set menu. Several diners also highlight the fish soup and goats cheese starters, plus a trout main and Chateaubriand among mains, with tenderness noted even when portions ran small. Desserts split opinion: while the souffle and strawberry dishes impress, more than one reviewer found the creme brulee tasteless, lumpy, or too hard set. Service is mostly described as attentive and friendly, though one visit saw staff turn forgetful, leaving empty glasses unrefilled for an extended stretch, and another reviewer found the trout dry and lacking flavour. The decor and ambiance draw consistent praise as clean, fresh, and cosy. Diners frequently return with friends or family for lunch, with one noting the £44 per person set menu felt reasonable for the quality, and several say they'd recommend or return.
Featured reviews
- kazi
“Wonderful decor, breakfast options & welcoming service. The only thing that surprised me was being handed the bill by hand when asked. I would have thought the bill would arrive on a plate, or in a bill cover? Nevertheless, it’s a very cosy environment.”
- Joyce Connor Make Up
“Such a lovely restaurant. The staff were attentive and friendly. The restaurant was spotless and the food was delicious and presented well. I had lunch with a friend and we both loved our meal.”
- Roy Johnson
“This was a disappointment, it started well, with a quick setup and energetic staff. A lovely glass of chardonnay got us on our way. The environment is very pretty. However, staff became forgetful and forgot us and we did go 10 minutes and beyond with empty glasses before I had to ask for further drinks. The big shock to me was the creme brûlée, which I found tasteless and almost lumpy in texture and wafer thin.”
- farzin “Farzin” rasti
“The setting in Beaconsfield is lovely, great building, lighting, french repro chairs (needs more padding) lovely french style doors, and excellent ambient lighting. The service isn’t bad but not a word of french and bad in English! The food is nice but doesn’t impress, if I was french or Belgian it would be disappointing. The bread and butter (you pay for) was nice but not enough butter to go around and was very hard! The escargot was overdone and small (messy). The goats cheese was very tasty but the deep fried pastry around it was leathery, the fish soup was lovely and a good portion but the garlic mayo (rouille) had no kick to it and needed much more garlic. The burger was good (medium), the chips were not (out of a packet possibly!). The Chateaubriand was too small (as was the little salad for two) but very tender. The outside burnt taste a little overdone. The sauce I asked for Bearnaise just didn’t have any kick and I struggled to taste the tarragon. My daughter had the Crab Devon which was well made and tasty. The deserts were average, the crème brûlée was too hard set. The soufflé (pistachio essence sadly) was very good in form/consistency. The ice cream and strawberry desserts were very good . The drinks were hit and miss as in the cocktails (Tennessee Mule ) too watery I was told for the price. The Pimm’s was nice as was the wine. All in all a great place to go and make memories but not good to a Frenchman or Belgium who know french cuisine.”
- Rachel Eden
“I really enjoyed lunch here on a Saturday with a friend. It's a large room so quiet and airy, feels very fresh and clean. The staff are professional, but a little too formal for my liking. We both thoroughly enjoyed our three courses, alongside a drink. This came to £44/pp which felt very reasonable for the quality and location. I'll certainly recommend and return.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Upscale chain brasserie serving a classically French menu devised by celebrity chef Raymond Blanc.”
- ReservationsWalk-in only
Location
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| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brasserie Blanc Beaconsfield | 4.41,418 | — | cheese souffle, creme brulee, chateaubriand |
| Dere MangalGood for kids | 4.7290 | 3.4 mi | family platter, chicken sheesh, lamb kofta |
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| DLunaReservations | 5.076 | 5.2 mi away | steak night, garlic prawns, tiramisu |
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