The Bell Inn - Carte

Only ever used the Boat but 'forced ' to the Bell for dinner AND WE WON 'T BE GOING BACK!!Pleaseant staff, lovely meal, good beers and fun 'locals '. What more could you want.

We went here as a party of 50 on a ruby tour. A bunch of adults and 10 year olds. We had pre-ordered but turned up late. The staff were so friendly and accommodating and the food was wonderful.

Pleasant pub serving good pub food in a friendly atmosphere. Landlord and landlady went out of their way to make sure our evening went well. Locals friendly and good band on the night we were there. Voir le carte

This village pub is friendly and welcoming, and provides a good choice of pub meals plus a range of real ales. It is conveniently located for Offa's Dyke walkers, and overall represents excellent value fo rmoney.

We stopped off here on a beautiful sundayafternoon, thought we'd have lunch. The man behind the bar turned out to be such a rude person we settled for a drink sat be the river drunk them a left. Such a shame i seemed such a lovely place, but no need for rudeness.

We popped into the bell inn for dinner as where we were intending to go was full. What a stroke of luck ! The staff and the food were both really good and the price was very reasonable. I would recommend to anyone but not the sort of place to dress up to go to (a bit more casual) Voir le carte

Friendly atmosphere. Lisa was very welcoming and quick in serving, looking after us very well. Plenty of choice on the menu and was hot and plentiful when it arrived. Lamb in minted gravy was delicious. Locals were varied and all very friendly. They even had a book club meeting. Will definitely visit again before we leave the area.

This old pub has been sympathetically renovated and is now a comfortable light building with a premium feel. The owners take great pride in the quality of their fares and this results in good food and ales. The staff were friendly and professional and took an interest in their work. All this comes at a price but it still provides value. My partner was a little more impressed with her meal than I was but the Butty Bach ale was a delight.

Skenfrith is a hidden gem located off the main roads between Abergavenny, Hay, and Monmouth. The restaurant offers stunning scenery and the opportunity to explore a riverside castle for free. The hotel and restaurant are small, dog-friendly (in one bar), with plenty of parking, and impeccably clean with a mix of flagstone floors and modern decor. The lunch/snacks menu includes delicious share platters, soups, sandwiches, 'standard' mains, and a variety of steaks. The staff is friendly and attentive, creating a relaxed atmosphere perfect for those looking to unwind. While meals may take a bit longer to prepare, the freshness is evident in every bite. The restaurant also has a decent wine list... Voir le carte