British Beer Company

Had lunch/​dinner there and had a wonderful experience. The British pub experience is notable with the fireplace and mounted deer head on the wall! We had the New England pasty which was tasty indeed; my wife had another pasty with beef and she enjoyed it too. There is a good selection of craft beers too. Our server, Luke, was pleasant and efficient.

I ordered a 20 oz beer. Instead I received an «Imperial Pint.» An imperial pint is 19.215 US Fluid oz. I want my other 0.785 oz.

So impressed with this restaurant! Very friendly & helpful staff. Everthing we ordered was piping hot and delicious. Fair prices. Love the décor! We will be back!

Second time to this location. We went on a Sunday afternoon it was slow. We got seated immediately. Nice atmosphere. I enjoy comfort food and this is a good place to get it. Very nice waitress Erica she was attentive and friendly too. Good was good no complaints and tab was decent for what was ordered. I would recommend and repeat going back. Recommend the pizza as well as a fail safe

Liked it. Stopped for the Sunday games on the way back from Orleans. Sat at the bar and chilled. Place is in the middle of nowhere — Felt like someone’s house
Great bloodies, good French onion soup, Thai wings were up to par, and service was good.
The guy from pulp fiction who owns store with the Gimp in it was my bar tender. Good dude even though he was a straight up rapist in the movie.

too busy for me the night i went on a friday. good for them. have been before but not in a long time.

Slooooooooooooooooooow food service. Steak tips cooked properly but bland, need some seasoning/​flavor. Meatloaf was good. Onion soup was good and chili burger was decent. Salad dressing took another 10 minutes after the salad was delivered.

Excellent as far as BBC’s go; food has always been good here. I love the chicken and leek pasty! Nice draught selection, too.

My family and I love this place. I think we have eaten almost everything on the menu. All was delicious. We really have only had one mediocre experience out of 9 years of going there. They usually are slammed with business but it is worth it. Great bar and bartenders. Great food. Great staff. It’s great for kids too. 5 Stars all the way.

The BBC is the best dive on the Cape. Across all of it’s locations, you will meet great folks, have awesome food, and drink great beer.
Don’t get me wrong folks– the BBC is a bar through and through. But you have never had bar food like them. Staples like French Fries, Wings, and Pretzels with Cheese dip are the best you’ll have. Entrees like pot pies and salads are amazing.
The pizza is a whole different story. The BBC pizza is the only pizza my family will eat anymore, basically. Probably the best on the cape.

BEER BEER BEER! So many draft options it’s overwhelming. The signature cocktails are also always good!
Service is always good, and the atmosphere is cozy.
I love their salads! I don’t know why exactly but the veggies always seem fresher than anywhere else and the dressings are good
Some might think it sounds weird, but the scallop bacon pizza is TO DIE FOR! So so good and the perfect cape cod pizza for vacationers!

I’ve have dined here twice in the last 3 months and enjoyed it both times. I saw one review stating that this is a good place to go for comfort food and I couldn’t agree more. Both times I got the Bangers and Mash. So that’s my go-​to dish, I would say.
BBC has a great selection of beer on tap and in bottles, so you won’t go thirsty.
It’s loud, but that’s great for us since we brought our kids with us. There’s no way you’ll feel that your disturbing your dining partners!
Service is average to slightly above average.
I’ll visit here again.

For me, this is the best of all the BBC locations. Our favorite items here include the New England Pasty, Shepherds Pie, Pizza, and the Baked Brie. On a recent trip, the Pumpkin Bisque (a special item) was a wonderful treat. Everything here is good, and at a culinary level much higher than you’d expect for a pub.

Came her last weekend, craving beer and a light bite — they did the trick.
They must have about 25 beers on tap, and just as many by the bottle. So you will find something you like here. We sat at the bar, probably the only time someone could wear a Jeter jersey and not get shit — it was the day he played his last game. Say what you want about the rivalry, but there is a mutual respect.
We split some sort of chicken pot pie, it was perfect. It was what we needed, pot pie and cold beer. Another couple at the bar had a full pizza pie which also looked incredible. We’ll have to try that next time up, just to see what Sandwich brings to the table in terms of pizza. The bartender could have got us the check sooner than she did, she may have been busy closing up shop. We weren’t the only ones there, but we also weren’t in a rush, it was just time to go.
Outdside of that one little thing, there was an incredibly annoying large table right behind us at the bar, but that’s not the bars fault. If for some reason those people read this — there is no need to scream at each other, the person sitting across from you will hear you if you talk normally. I’d spend less time screaming and more time worrying about them taking your food, as those were some big gals you were with.
If you want a fine selection of beer, and some good comfort food, head straight here — you won’t be disappointed.

Stopped here for lunch during a day trip to the Cape from Boston. Seems a bit gimmicky but it’s spacious inside and has a fun atmosphere. They have deals during NFL games for a pitcher of beer and pizza for 16 bucks but I opted for a standard fish sandwich. Despite them accidently putting bacon on it (I don’t eat pork), it was really satisfying and better than I expected. I loved that you can substitute fries for sweet potato fries, crispy green beans or onion ring for no extra charge! And the sweet potato fries were crispy!
Their menu was huge with burgers, sandwiches, pizzas, salads, gluten free options, etc. Also had 29 beers on draft. Yay! I had the Cape Cod IPA, which was a smooth IPA for lunch.
Friendly waiter was happy to fix my order after the bacon incident. The greeter was also very sweet. I’d recommend for watching a game or for a big group who wants lots of options. I’d go back!

Visiting the area and decided to eat dinner at the British beer company. We had clam cakes for a appetizer, which were good, not as good as from the outer banks. For the main course I had chicken Kiev stuffed with portabella mushrooms with a Chardonnay sauce, very tasty. She had tiki chicken Marsala curry it was good except for the piece of bowl scraper in it. They gracefully apologized and gave her a fresh plate. All good.

This year was my return to BBCo since the days of smoking and non-​smoking sections inside… wow its been a while! Came in around 5 on a Satruday so it wasnt quite packed yet but proceeded to FILL by the next hour. The dudes and I did some beer flight tastings to get a feel of the plethora of available brews to choose from. It was overwhelming but hey, I would rather a good selection of too many versus only a handful of crap.
Food we tried the hamburger soup, apps of buffalo chicken dip and spinach ardichoke. Soup was funky but good I thought, even tho the waiter wasnt giving us the thumbs up to even try it… dips were typical and nothing to write home about. Dinner wise my bro got mac n cheese w chicken, since jesus man he was living on it the whole damn week, shepards pie for moi and a grilled chicken salad and avocado chicken mushy gushy yum yum sandiwch for the dudes. Bill came to about $ 125 and we left full and tired. Can’t say the food was AWESOME but it wasnt terrible either. It was medicore but tasty pub fare for the usual crowd. I would go again if someone wanted to tho if I had a choice I would check out another place before coming back.

Sometimes you just want a cozy pub and a cold pint. This ladies and gents is where it’s at! They also have pretty decent food. Love the char on the burgers and the fries are pretty darn good too. The panko mozzarella bites are average just like every other mozz that I have not made myself.
A surprise standout which I will be raving about and ordering every time they offer it is the Duck Confit spring rolls! (It’s not proper confit, nothing confit truly is anymore but that speaks to the miracle of refrigeration more than laziness. Look it up if you don’t know what confit means.)
It’s pulled duck smothered in an asian bbq fried in a spring roll. A serious must try I cannot stress this enough!!!
(2÷17÷2015 update: they have not offered the spring rolls since I initially wrote this review. Ive called at least a dozen times asking if they are serving it. I also ask every time I go. I am quite disappointed.)

I visited with a party of 6 and no one was overly impressed with their food. I got a pulled pork sandwich on a Bap bun (had no idea what that was, but now I can say that it’s a floured fluffy sub-​style roll). The bread was good but the pulled pork wasn’t very flavorful. Thus, I proceeded to LIBERALLY douse the sandwich in BBC’s homemade BBQ sauce and found it much improved. However, perhaps due to a weak stomach or having laid on the sauce too thickly I felt kind of yucky after eating half the sandwich. I liked the fries that came with it but they were nothing groundbreaking.
My bf ordered the steak tips, and at $ 16 they might have been a little bit more expensive than at most pubs of this style, but there were a lot of steak tips. The mashed that came with it were so thick i could barely get a fork through them. Seriously. They embody the old saying «those’ll stick to your ribs». Fried green beans were a nice touch and crispy, but the batter was bland.
I had a gin & tonic and a skinny cosmo for drinks and they were both decent.
The atmosphere was nice and the staff kindly put up with us spilling glasses of water like 5 times.
I just wasn’t impressed and probably wouldn’t go back.

Who does like live music?
Pumpkin martini and apple cinnamon martini were both delicious! Crowd was great and enough seating available.