The Bell Inn - Carte

the pub was as expected old, wooden and good beer. the television cut, most of them were in. I came to lunch and just a few others.

This lovely family-owned pub has a charming historical connection to Tolkien, and offers a selection of premium cask ales. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the food is delicious.

The food at this restaurant is amazing and the service is excellent. I especially enjoyed the presence of the friendly dog. Service: 5, Location: 5, Overall, this hotel offers great value. Voir le carte

I enjoyed the Ploughman's dish, but was slightly let down by the small portion of Pork Pie included. The service and location of the restaurant were both top-notch, receiving a perfect 5 out of 5 rating.

I had a lunch drink at this restaurant and enjoyed the very relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The pub is dog-friendly, just like the landlord. The food looked good, so I hope to eat there on my next visit.

This pub is a fantastic spot for any fans of J.R.R. Tolkien. The atmosphere is great, the staff is friendly, and they have a wonderful selection of gluten-free beers. While the food selection is somewhat limited, I would still highly recommend this place for the overall experience rather than just the food. Voir le carte

I had a disappointing experience at this restaurant. The beer was not fizzy, there was no WiFi, and the staff was impolite. I suggest trying the Readsale or the Inn on the Marsh instead, as I had a more enjoyable time there. The rooms were rated 1 out of 5, the service was rated 1 out of 5, and the location was rated 3 out of 5.

This is a lovely family-owned inn and pub with a connection to Tolkien and a great selection of cask ales. The staff were welcoming and the food was delicious. I highly recommend trying the Landlord cask ale. The owners have clearly put in a lot of effort to modernize this charming old building, making for a very enjoyable stay. If you are a dog lover, don't forget to ask to meet Finley!

The pub had the vintage charm I was anticipating, with its old wooden tables and selection of good beer. The TV reception was a bit spotty, but it didn't bother me too much. I stopped by for lunch and found only a few other patrons sitting at the bar. I decided to order the fish and chips along with a pint of draught beer. The beer was delicious, but I was surprised to find that the fish still had its skin on. Despite my initial reaction of "yuck," I was hungry enough to finish my meal. The overall atmosphere of the place was quaint and cozy, much like the town it was situated in. While I may not opt for the fish again, the chicken on the menu caught my eye as a promising choice for my next... Voir le carte