The Beachcomber Bar Restaurant - Brean

Sunday carvery lovely as always!! Only pick was parsnips unedible.. staff very friendly and constantly checking everything was ok and if we needed anything! Well run and a great team that work brilliantly together Dionne lovely to see your smiley face as always.. a credit to the company, cannot recommend the beachcomber highly enough

The beachcomber I recommend for a Sunday carvery with the family, couples and friends. They provide a play park which is pirate themed which the children will enjoy and also a provided smoking area for those who smoke. The carvery itself tastes absolutely fabulous with the meats carved by the chefs and the vegetables, roasted parsnips, Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes, gravy, cranberry, mint and Horseradish sauce with complimentary pots to bring at your table for extra serving! You name it, the Beachcomber is the place to go when you're craving a big meal or after a previous night out and you fancy a cooked dinner and are literally full and content until the next day!

I've been visiting the Beachcomber for many years, and although this year is different, the experience remains outstanding. Even without the usual entertainment, the service is exceptional, from the doorman to the waitstaff, and the food is still fantastic. They have adapted well to the circumstances, especially considering the stormy weather. Thank you for a wonderful evening!

I was warmly greeted by a staff member at the entrance, who took my last name and contact number for tracking purposes. The entire team was very helpful, and there was a great selection of food available for both adults and children, all at reasonable prices. The restaurant was clean and tidy, with clear markings for social distancing. I highly recommend this place!

I had a lovely Sunday roast that was beautifully prepared, with generous portions for just £9 per person, which is an excellent value. The service was very good as well. However, I should note that crossing the main road can be challenging for those with limited mobility, but this isn't a criticism of The Beachcomber itself.