The Bell Inn - Menu

The staff were very friendly and the food was exceptional. Great proper pub. Super ham sandwich and the chips were to die for. Apparently the host is renowned for their quality.

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.

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.

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 is a traditional British pub in the tiny village of Redbrook on the Wye river. There are two pubs in town, but I came here on the recommendation of the owner of the B B I was staying in. It is on the main highway, easy to find. I had veggie lasagna. It was a very generous portion, served with garlic bread a nice green salad. The food was excellent. The owner the lady who served us were very nice. This is a hangout for the locals, everyone was very friendly. I met quite a few nice people, had a good meal an enjoyable evening

I booked a table last minute to actually go some place different. We have eaten here pre repeated floods and were keen to return. The restoration has been carried out beautifully and compliments the riverside location perfectly. We had a table booked for 14.00 and arrived in good time, unlike some pretentious late comers who clearly wanted attention. We both had the Gravlax to start a superb combination of flavours. I had the Fish and Chips for main and my wife had the Duck, we both thoroughly enjoyed the mean and the break. We will be back.

We stopped here on a road trip driving from the North of Wales to the South. It was a nice quiet place to sit for a while and relax. I ended up leaving my bag there by mistake, and didn't realise until we'd been on the road again for around forty minutes! Luckily, I remembered the name of the place, which I suppose had stood out to me because I liked it. So I manage to call, and they were very helpful. We came back and got the bag, and the staff were really nice, and I know that they had made a genuine effort to contact me to return the bag. It seemed like they really cared, as opposed to just shrugging their shoulders about things. All the staff seemed like good people.

My wife and I stayed here for a night during a recent business trip. The setting is absolutely beautiful with views and local walks that are amazing. Check in was a bit hit and miss and not a great experience (I recall that the guy checking us in said they were short staffed) The welcome wasn’t particularly warm and the journey to our room a little perfunctory. The room itself was charming in an old fashioned was fairly spacious and had a good bathroom. The bar and restaurant experience was disappointing in general. There was no shortage of staff but none seemed particularly interested in helping us or smiling greeting. They did warm up once we made an effort to talk to them and my feeling i...