Beaumont Arms
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About Beaumont Arms
On Church Ln in Huddersfield, Beaumont Arms is a Grade II listed pub with a beer garden bordered by fields. An external gin bar out there stocks over 100 gins for sampling, and the space carries into winter with a firepit and blankets for anyone sitting outside on a cold day. Inside, the pub pours real ale and lager alongside the gin range. The kitchen turns out pies, burgers and fish and chips, and a Sunday roast dinner brings roast beef and pork with Yorkshire puddings, mashed and roast potatoes, and gravy. Service is walk-in, with no booking needed to grab a table or a seat in the garden.
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Menu & Prices
90 dishes · mains £5–19- Margherita£8.95
- Honey Sriracha Chicken£12.99
- Veggie Supreme£11.95
- Build Your Own£14.99
- Pepperoni£11.95
- Soup Of The Day£4.95
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast dinner, smoked meat sharing slates, brisket and ale pie and outdoor patio seating.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast dinner, smoked meat sharing slates, brisket and ale pie and outdoor patio seating.
Customer Review Summary
Roast dinners draw the most praise at the Beaumont Arms, with reviewers describing a Sunday lunch of succulent beef and pork, big crisp Yorkshire puddings and creamy mash, and a midweek roast called tasty. Close behind are the pies, with a large brisket and ale pie on Pie Wednesday singled out for its crust, and the smoker, whose sharing slates of brisket, chicken, pork, jalapeño sausage and a mac n cheese ball were too much for five people to finish. Others mention the rump with asparagus, a Korean barbecue cauliflower starter and prawns in garlic butter. Reviewers also like the outdoor patio over the fields, the screens used for England matches, and a Santa grotto the kids loved. Staff are described as polite, friendly and quick when busy, though one reviewer calls the food not cheap. Complaints are few: small toilets at busy times, a quiet Sunday breakfast wanting more bread choices and Earl Grey, and one neighbour who says loud music played until 11pm on summer Sunday bank holidays could be heard half a mile away.
Customer Review Summary
Roast dinners draw the most praise at the Beaumont Arms, with reviewers describing a Sunday lunch of succulent beef and pork, big crisp Yorkshire puddings and creamy mash, and a midweek roast called tasty. Close behind are the pies, with a large brisket and ale pie on Pie Wednesday singled out for its crust, and the smoker, whose sharing slates of brisket, chicken, pork, jalapeño sausage and a mac n cheese ball were too much for five people to finish. Others mention the rump with asparagus, a Korean barbecue cauliflower starter and prawns in garlic butter. Reviewers also like the outdoor patio over the fields, the screens used for England matches, and a Santa grotto the kids loved. Staff are described as polite, friendly and quick when busy, though one reviewer calls the food not cheap. Complaints are few: small toilets at busy times, a quiet Sunday breakfast wanting more bread choices and Earl Grey, and one neighbour who says loud music played until 11pm on summer Sunday bank holidays could be heard half a mile away.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“Amazing Roast Dinner mid week for Lunch. Caring Staff and Tasty Selection. Would recommend.”
- Google user
“Had a lovely visit to the Beaumont Arms recently and it’s so nice to see the changes! With the new chef and some new staff, everything feels really welcoming. The food was absolutely lovely and the staff were so friendly and attentive. It’s a lovely pub to pop into for a few drinks, but the food is definitely worth trying too. You can really tell there’s been a lot of effort put into making the place feel great again. We’ll definitely be back!”
- Google user
“Although this is not massively local to me I have been I a few times, once for a summers evening pint and again to watch a couple of the England world cup games( the games against norway and Argentina ) they have a number of TVs both inside and outside which I found very pleasant as both England games were played on very warm evenings, although the pub is close to a built up area, Its on the edge of the countryside and has a very pleasant outdoor patio overlooking rural fields, there is also a barn type building that was open during the football 'it may be open at other times too ? and the atmosphere was, friendly even though England lost 😒 although the pub was busy during the football ,the staff were polite and getting each customer served swiftly, and drinks were reasonably priced, if I had any complaints to make then the toilets are a little small especially when it was busy but that's a minor issue and I would definitely visit again, didn't try the food hence why I haven't marked it”
- Google user
“Very loud music played every Sunday summer bank holiday until 11pm. You’d think we were in Ibiza not Kirkheaton. Some outdoor music is fine, but when you can hear every song while you’re trying to sleep half a mile away is a joke.”
- Google user
“I had prawns in garlic butter sauce and bread. And then my partner had a roast beef baguette. Meat was lovely and soft and rare with a pot of gravy for dipping . Yum!”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“The Beaumont Arms has it all. We have a massive beer garden that springs into life in the summer. Surrounded by beautiful fields of greenery, you can sit out and soak up the sunshine. We have an external Gin Bar too, which stocks over 100 gins for you to sample and enjoy. In winter, our outside area can still be enjoyed on a crisp cool day – with a firepit and blankets available to get cosy. Inside, you’ll find a quirky, undisturbed Grade II listed pub serving Real Ale, Lager, Gin and a wide range of other drinks. Last but certainly not least, our food menus pack a real punch. Delicious pies, wonderful burgers – fish & chips – traditional country pub food done really well. Join us for a pint and you’ll end up staying all night.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair: parking lot, restroom, seating
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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- Accessibility· 2
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Location
Bars near Beaumont Arms
- Blacksmiths Arms4.31,6891 mi£15–30ReservationsWheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
lamb shank, steak pie, views over Castle Hill
- The Hare And Hounds4.52,0131.5 mi£20–30ReservationsOutdoor seatingGood for kids
countryside views, scallops cooked in shells, fish and chips
- The Woolpack4.42111.5 mi£10–20Wheelchair accessibleOutdoor seatingWi-Fi
upstairs function room, excellent beers, great garden
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beaumont ArmsWheelchair accessible | 4.4639 | — | — | sunday roast dinner, smoked meat sharing slates, brisket and ale pie |
| Blacksmiths ArmsReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.31,689 | 1 mi | £15–30 | lamb shank, steak pie, views over Castle Hill |
| The Hare And HoundsReservations · Outdoor seating · Good for kids | 4.52,013 | 1.5 mi | £20–30 | countryside views, scallops cooked in shells, fish and chips |
| The WoolpackWheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating · Wi-Fi | 4.4211 | 1.5 mi | £10–20 | upstairs function room, excellent beers, great garden |
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