The Blue Bell - Menu

If you are looking for a nice quiet village pub then this isn't for you. There is very loud music blaring out at the weekend and a rough, sweary crowd. Feel sorry for the locals who have to put up with this every weekend! Spoils a nice village atmosphere.

Went today for the 1st time and we had a table of six. Service was really good and the barman/waiter was really attentive, the Sunday roast was amazing with plenty of food, desserts are very traditional and nice . Will definitely re visit definitely try this place guys

The Blue Bell has yet another new landlord but this one shows some promise. Atmosphere has improved dramatically and the new incumbent is making great efforts to win customers. We’ve eaten here three times recently and it the best it’s been for some years. We hope they continue to,do well and give us a real local option.

Ate here for lunch with 2 of my grandchildren . children can be very discerning weenjoyed a delicious lunch seated in the restaurant, not in the bar. We had a lovely waitress. The 3 of us enjoyed fish, chips and mushy peas, pasta, and lasagne with chips and salad. The grandchildren had sticky toffee puddding with butterscotch sauce and home made ice cream.

Visiting the area and this place was close and seemed to be a good place to go. Adveritsed restaurant from 6 to 9 on a Friday evening. We arrived at 7.50 to find it closed because there was a live music evnt being set up. When my wife tried to find out the score, she was treated with toatl contempt and rudeness by the bar person. had to start looking elsewhere.

We keep returning to the Bluebell, usually for lunch. Once again a super lunch (served in the restaurant) . Always so clean and with lovely waiting staff. Music playing softly in the background. Enjoyed lasagne (beef) with proper chips and salad followed by cherry and plum crumble with custard. Smaller portions are also available. Thank you to the staff and chef.

We’ve eaten here twice now and we were all really impressed. We’ve had a Sunday roast which we couldn’t fault and did the Tuesday meal and wine offer, it was very good value for money and great home cooked food, I had the burger and it’s always a good sign when they ask how you want it cooked! The restaurant itself is well presented, it isn’t a formal setting at all which is nice but could maybe do with some more decoration to brighten it slightly. It’s nice to have another place in the village to enjoy.

We have been going here every week ever since we found out the chef from our previous “local” had moved here. The service is 5 , they work very hard to build repeat business. The menu is very good, requests are considered and delivered whenever possible. Went there for Sunday lunch to celebrate mother in laws birthday. She is very hard to please but really enjoyed the Stilton mushrooms to start and the roast lamb. Not enough room for dessert but we would definitely recommend the Eton Mess, fruit pie, fruit crumble, cheesecake........... all excellent. Please support this lovely pub restaurant in Werrington. You won’t be disappointed.

This was our first visit to The Blue Bell, having moved into the area recently. They are apparently undergoing renovations, and lack of signage in the entrance made us temporarily unsure how to navigate to the right area bar or restaurant. There didn't seem to be a sandwich or snack menu for lunchtime in either area.. However, we found our way first to the bar and then to the restaurant. There is a fair range of starters and main courses obviously freshly cooked food. Some starters and main courses are available at a smaller portion size, which was a good idea for the kind of lunch two of us wanted. Bar and restaurant staff were helpful and friendly and the food very good. We shall come agai...