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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Erdinger, Fosters, Kronenbourg 1664,
Leffe Blonde, Peroni, Staropramen, Guinness Extra Cold,
Addlestone's Cider.
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REAL ALES |
Wells Bombardier,
Courage Directors Young's Bitter / Special, +
Seasonal Guest ales.
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GOOD BEER
GUIDE |
Flask has a listing in
the 'CAMRA Good Beer Guide'. |
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OPEN MIC NIGHT |
Wednesday from 8pm. Log onto
our myspace page to check out previous weeks recordings and photos. Also
you can contact Iain here to book your slot. |
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QUIZ NIGHT |
Tuesday Prize Quiz. |
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OTHER
ENTERTAINMENT |
1 TV, Darts Board. |
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FOOD |
Traditional English Pub Food, all
cooked to order using fresh ingredients, served from a seasonal main
menu. We purchase all of our meats freshly from local suppliers. Variety of Fine Wines, Tea &
Range of Speciality Coffee. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday - Friday 12noon - 3pm & 6pm -
10pm.
Saturday & Sunday 12noon -10pm. |
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FLOOR PLAN |
Lounge -
view details here. |
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EXPRESS
LUNCH MENU |
Choose from a selection of
six dishes & if you are not served within 20 minutes we will refund your
money. £5.00. per dish. |
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SUNDAY ROAST |
Traditional home-cooked Sunday Lunch is
available with fresh seasonal vegetables, roast potatoes and all the trimmings.
Usually choice of beef, Pork and lamb for £10.95. |
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PRIVATE
PARTIES |
The Conservatory is a popular
venue for private parties. Seating up to 30 or up to 50 buffet style, we
provide full menu or buffet menus upon request. Contact us for further
details and to discuss your requirements. |
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FACILITIES |
Outdoor Seating Areas with Jumbrella's,
Wheelchair Accessible, Disabled Toilet. |
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OTHER |
Children Welcome
(until 8pm), Dogs Welcome in Bar area (on a lead). Debit / Cash Back & Credit Cards accepted. |
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 Situated in
an affluent area on the famous Flask Walk, which is a tourist destination in
itself, the Flask pub is steeped in history. Located in Hampstead, the
village pub was originally known as The Thatched House in the early 1800’s.
It was
demolished, rebuilt as a working class pub and renamed the Flask in 1874. The
public and saloon bars are separated by a listed ornamental screen which
is mentioned in many guides and magazines. The panels were painted by
the well known artist Jan Van Beers. Now a retreat to enjoy a well kept
pint of real ale or delicious pub lunch, you can relax without loud music or
sport to spoil your enjoyment. This traditional English pub atmosphere is
attractive to a large number of regular locals, who enjoy a drink alongside
the tourists,
many of whom are American and several famous faces who frequent this
establishment. Food can be enjoyed throughout the pub and since all our
meals are prepared and cooked fresh to order, you won't be disappointed.
Everything from traditional fish and chips to hearty steak pies are on the
menu. Outside in the summer time three sets of tables and chairs are placed on
Flask Walk so you can watch the world go by beneath the hanging baskets.
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