British Beer Company - Sandwich

Visited on a Sunday evening around 8 PM. We were staying in Sandwich, and saw this place on the drive in and had to check it out. Turns out it is a bit of a chain that focuses on mostly British beers like Sam Smiths and Fullers, but they also carry some more local things. I had Allagash Little Brett on draft here and it was great. It was pretty expensive at $9 for 10 ounces, but I’m not early sure what to think is normal for that beer. The food was alright. I had the special, a wild boar beef stew in a bread bowl, and the wife had mac and cheese with chicken and caramelized onion added. Both were alright,but nothing great. I’ll give them credit for their creativity though. Everything was actually pretty pricy for what it was, so that isn’t great, but the atmosphere was friendly and comforting, and the server was helpful and very nice. If you are staying in Sandwich, I say stop in, but if not, there is likely some place just as good wherever you stay in the area.

This marks the third one I’ve been too, it was fine...all the selections are pretty similar between locations. The food is traditional pub style food, the buff chick tenders were good, and we stuck mostly to light/cold/domestic while we were here.

Nice and open.British ambiance.

I was a little disappointed with this place. Since it billed itself as a "Beer Company" I was expecting a bigger selection of microbrews. The interior was very dark and kind of cramped, but I can’t really fault that as I guess they were going for authentic british pub feel. The food was nothing special and a bit overpriced relative to similar pubs.

fun place to go, food is what you expect, good beer selection, great staff.

many beers on tap and a wide selection of bottles. food: bangers and mash to pizza and burgers it’s all good. expect a long wait in the summer!

Were driving around site seeing with relatives toward fall and decided to stop for a pint and some lunch. Nice British theme pub with a lot of English, Irish beers. Nothing really out of the ordinary beer wise. Food was good and quaffed a few. Nice refreshing stop

Nice little place to spend an afternoon. In keeping with the name, most of the beers originate in the British isle, but there are a few locals, Begians and Irish brews. Our table had a great view but most don’t. We visited shortly after the end of the tourist season. This place has to be a madhouse in mid summer. You’ll only get proper glassware if your beer belongs in a pint or a schooner.