We are closed on Thanksgiving & Christmas Day. We also close early at 2 PM on Christmas Eve and at 8 PM on New Year’s Eve. Otherwise we are open normal hours, 6 AM – 10 PM.
The French pronunciation is “Bo-mon’s”.
We currently do not accept reservations for any size parties. Our seating is available on a first come, first serve basis.
A large variety of pies are available – apple pie, pineapple, cherry, berry, blueberry, peach, pecan, chocolate cream, pumpkin, lemon meringue, banana cream, coconut meringue and custard.
Beaumont’s has been owned by the same family since 1927.
No, Beaumont’s first opened in 1908 a few blocks away. Roasted meats were served, but no sandwiches. In 1918, it moved to a nearby side street where the first French dipped sandwich was served.
We moved to Main Street in 1951, due to the freeway’s construction and have been here ever since.
Beaumont’s accepts all major credit cards and cash.
When the building was purchased it was a machine shop on the bottom floor and an Inn on the second floor.
It is a tradition at Beaumont’s.
Breakfast is available at Beaumont’s every day until 10:30 am.
You can get a beef or ham sandwich when Beaumont’s opens, and the pork, lamb and turkey sandwich are available after 9:00 a.m. and served all day until we run out.
No, our pies are baked fresh at a local bakery and are delivered daily.
We are serving “French Dipped” sandwiches, not hamburgers.
Our hours are 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. daily. We are only closed on Thanksgiving day and Christmas day.
Between the hours of 11:30 am and 1:30 pm Monday through Friday. And most of the day on weekends and before ballgames.
Our mustard contains no preservatives, therefore having a short shelf-life. We like the ability to control our inventory and ensure that fresh mustard is being sold.
It just tastes like it. The plant that produces mustard seeds belongs to the same family as horseradish, turnips, radishes, cabbage and watercress — all noted in varying degrees for their sharp flavor.
The train display is located in the room prior to the restrooms. It features a rotating display of trains and descriptions of their history. It is maintained by a local railroad heritage society. Beaumont’s agreed that it would be an interesting display due to our proximity to the train depot.
Parking is free and is available only while you are in the restaurant eating. Otherwise your car can be towed.
Still curious? Send us a question or call (555) 555-0130.