Crazy Bear Group (England)

When first entering the bar you are immedately taken back by the decore. The only way to discribe this is utterly amazing! I dread the think the ammout of money that was thrown at the place. Nothing looks out of place from the glass ceiling or the soft leather arm chairs to the outside swimming pool. You can practically smell the money in there. They have a varied drinks menu which is quite pricey but after taking one look around the bar you can understand why. I imagine Bill Gates' home looks quite like this. The resturant area is just as extravagent and the food is lovely if again a little pricey. For example a champagne cocktail will sent you back £9.50 and ...  Read the complete review

Just ate again at the Crazy Bear, and was very disappointed with the food. Yes, the surroundings in this recently renovated bar restaurant are very glam (dare I say completely over the top!) and it's an interesting place to go for a look, but the food is vey underrrated, which considering the prices, makes it a real disappointment. We had a group of 10 eat there, so had a good sample of the starters and mains on offer, and none were outstanding. My salad was okay, but not great, and my steak was fair. Chips were very greasy and the small amount of spinach was dumped on my plate. Considering that the starters were about £7-9 and the mains ranged from £18 up, ...  Read the complete review

My review will be towards the Crazy bear hotel restaurant/bar and farm shop in Stadhampton, Oxfordshire. Luckily for us, this venue is located within the village that we live. It is a very quirky boutique style hotel with an a la carte or Thai restaurant menu choice. As a resident, I have not tried the room facilities, however, I have heard from reviews that they are very luxurious and the stay is well worth the money. My review is more to do with the var & restaurant. *Bar area* This is a very classy place to be. the outside is very welcoming in an old fashioned building which is sensitively lit. When you enter into the var area, the ...  Read the complete review

The Crazy Bear is located in Beaconsfield 'Old Town' (I live in Beaconsfield so this place is almost on my doorstep). It has recently opened following substantial renovation of the oldest building in the town, which for a long time, used to be the George Hotel. The place has been magnificently restored, and because they have built down as well as refurbishing the existing areas, it took over four years to complete, the result of which is a piece of dramatic architecture, with spectacular lighting and amazing and luxurious decor. The renovation work included an underground extension which is in itself quite elaborate and luxurious, adding extra character to this ...  Read the complete review

I went here the other day in Beaconsfield and it was wonderful! The main building has huge wooden doors big enough to fit a carriage through (to uphold the buildings history i presume with beaconsfield being a town where they would change the horses over on long journeys). There is a man dressed in a very smart grey suit with a top hat who lets you in if you have a booking. Immediately inside there are curtains surrounding the reception area then you go out into a pretty bar area, we were sat downstairs in the crystal room as upstairs was full so i will talk about that. the whole room down there is covered in mirrors and the floor is leather. the chairs are trimmed ...  Read the complete review