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Hazlemere pub to reopen in December after £300k refurbishment

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 16:01 · Archive

The Beech Tree in Hazlemere will reopen in early December following a £300,000 refurbishment.

The Beech Tree on Amersham Road in Hazlemere will reopen in early December following a £300,000 refurbishment. Work begins on 2 November at the pub, which has been closed since early August. The investment is being made by Star Pubs, a Heineken-owned company, alongside pub operator Bups Chaggar and his business partner Denis Gill. The project is expected to create 25 new jobs.

The refurbishment will substantially alter the pub's interior and exterior. Inside, the bar and dining area will be opened up by removing the partition between them, with new furniture, wall panelling, lighting and televisions installed. The dining area will have new flooring and a feature panelled wall. New kitchen equipment will be fitted throughout, and toilet facilities will be upgraded with an extension providing additional ladies' toilets. Outside, the pub will be repainted cream with blue woodwork, new gold signage, lighting, flower baskets, planters, furniture and umbrellas.

Food is set to play a central role in the pub's new offering. The menu will include traditional pub fare such as fish and chips, steaks, crispy pork belly and homemade pies, alongside Italian dishes and Punjabi fusion options including lamb pies, curries and grills.

Hazlemere pub to reopen in December after £300k refurbishment
Image: Bucks Herald

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In this story: The Beech Tree · Hazlemere · Star Pubs · Heineken · Bups Chaggar · Denis Gill

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