The Bec Bar

Had a couple of pints here last night, it looks and feels a bit more like a café than a bar but its nice enough and had the golf on TV.

The Bec Bar is a stone’s throw away from Tooting Bec tube station and isn’t a bad place to spend an afternoon or evening. Spread over two floors it is a great venue to watch football especially from the comfy sofas downstairs which make it feel like someone’s living room. My only gripe is that the TV screens upstairs could be bigger.
There is a wide range of beers on tap although they can be a bigger hit on the pocket than other bars in the area. They serve good burgers which is the only part of the menu I’ve sampled so far.

Not a bad little bar. Bar is located upstairs, and although there are a few tables scattered around, it can be a little pushed for space when getting to the bar, slightly awkwardly placed.
There is further seating area downstairs, alond with the toilets.
The drinks are reasonably priced i guess — around £3.30 bottle of beer, only down side was there were only 2 members of staff working the night i went, which meant a lot of running around for them and a lot of waiting for us customers.

Tooting Bec really needed a smart friendly good-​value brasserie-​slash-​cocktail-​bar, and the Bec Bar is almost it, but not quite. The bar staff are friendly but the atmosphere is neither one thing nor another, with a big TV screen blaring at one end and traffic noise at the other (not what you want if you’re paying top whack for cocktails). Still, hopefully it will mature into a place we all love.

Staff are very friendly and know their stuff when it comes to making drinks, making helpful suggestions when you feel like trying something new.
It’s not the cheapest cocktail bar in the area, but still fair value for money. There are two floors, so ample seating — an ideal destination for a quiet night out

A nice little bar with a good selection of good quality bottled beers. The tap liquids are nothing to shout about. I agree with Puzzler that the service is consistently good — that’s about it though.

This place seems to divide opinion between those who believe it’s high time the area had some variety and those who think it signals the end of the community watering hole. It’s both.
It’s mainly full of people who want an inoffensive place for a quick drink after work just before they get home. Its convenience and the very friendly staff are its strengths.
There’s little atmosphere and no real ale are its weaknesses for me (Fosters, Strongbow, too-​cold Guinness, San Miguel, cocktails, etc).
It’s not the cheapest bar and the food is average at the moment, I’m afraid — chicken Caesar salad, Mediterranean salad, bangers and too-​much-​mustard mash, Cajun chicken salad, burger and chips (for £6.95), steak and salad and chips.
I come here mainly because I get good service, wifi, and wine (£3.60 for a glass of house white, £3.50 for red).