Ring O' Bells in Sedgemoor - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Perfect place for lunch after bird watching at Ham Wall. Friendly, warm welcome in a traditional pub.

This is a beautiful country pub that I visited for a lovely carvery on Sunday. Everything was done to perfection. The meat was particularly delicious. There was a well equipped bar with plenty of choice! All of the staff were friendly and helpful they couldn’t have been more welcoming. I would definitely recommend this pub be it for a drink or food. I think pubs like this deserve to be supported as they are real assets to their communities.

Lovely village pub with an excellent range of beers friendly landlady who made me feel very welcome . I didn’t eat but food looked well presented and good sized portions. Will be back. G😀

Lovely pub, friendly staff, we had a great time sat in the back garden with our dogs. We will definitely be back again soon.

Over recent months, I have had meals at the Ring O Bells at lunchtime, evenings, Sunday carvery & enjoyed everyone no matter what time of day. The staff have always been helpful & friendly & is somewhere I will continue to return to.

Since Cara & her team opened the doors of this lovely village pub, we have frequented many times, most recently being last night. We have always received a warm welcome, not forgetting Toula & Charlie who like to greet you with a woof or two. The majority of our visits have been to enjoy one of the many delicious meals on offer from the menu. We have never once been disappointed & I’m not easily pleased.

Lovely welcoming pub with friendly staff and delicious food!! Came here for dinner with my friends and had a great experience, food was the perfect pub meal and it we had a lovely experience.

I popped into this country pub for a quick pint and a bite to eat. They were serving a carvery, and it was delicious! The cauliflower cheese needs a little work, but the rest was fantastic and so well priced. Very enjoyable, great value for money, and very friendly staff. I’m sure I’ll be back.

Excellent food, great choice on menu. Very friendly staff. Warm cosy local country pub. Highly recommend.

What a lovely pub with a really warm and welcoming atmosphere. Food is very nice, I’ve also been for a carvery before which was also very much enjoyed by all! Staff are all very nice and it’s dog friendly which is always a win!!

Stopped here for a Sunday lunch with friends had roast beef and gammon plenty of vegetables the cauliflower cheese was amazing would definitely recommend eating here I even had room for a chocolate fudge cake with cream lovely country garden and function room friendly staff what more could you ask for.

I enjoy going to my friendly local pub with my friends and family. The food is always lovely - with a good choice of mains and puddings! I’m particularly fond of their great crumble and custard! Looking forward to trying the new menu soon! 😀

Really friendly pub with good food and a lovely big beer garden. Have eaten here a few times and the food has always been great. Enjoyed a really tasty burger on my latest visit.

Amazing pub, came for lunch with some friends and the food and service was wonderful. Excellent selection of drinks and truly lovely people. Really recommend especially on a sunny day to enjoy the large garden.

Food tepid! Only 1 small piece of meat. Desserts came out frozen solid and should have been warmed! I ordered an Aperol Spritz and they brought me an AppletiSe! They had never heard of it!! I would not recommend this pub to anyone.?Absolutely disgusting and...

We met family for Sunday lunch. Sadly this was not a great experience. We had booked for the carvery but when we went to get our meal we were only allowed one thin slice of meat as we were told they were running out! A choice of beef or gammon. I think the Yorkshire puddings were Aunt Bessie’s and the vegetables were not great, and gravy very thin. We ordered desserts but when they came they were still frozen, even the ‘warm’ Apple cake ! On the plus side the staff did recognise the sub standard food and the price was reduced considerably and we had sent the dessert's back so we’re not charged for those. I hope they can make a go of it, but standards will have to be raised considerably.

Went there over the Bank Holiday weekend - such a lovely, welcoming pub. We were a group of 6 and all of us really enjoyed our food, would very much recommend!

Great food from the new chef! Exactly what we needed a warm meal after our walk. We had the sausage and mash, veggie burger and curry. All of us really enjoyed our meals and went on to enjoy our desserts too. Definitely recommend popping in...

Catching up with friends for dinner and trying to support local we tried the Ring o Bells. When it came to ordering our food we were told that they had a busy lunch time and had sold out of Lasagne ( a good classic that...

After a blip, it’s reopened under new management and such a lovely pub. Welcoming and friendly and the new menu is great!

Telephone number on their website is unobtainable - don't think its currently open?? In this current climate, most people check websites for information - how difficult is it to update your website with the correct telephone number or even point out that you are closed!!!!!

4 of us had dinner. Consensus was that in the week in Somerset this was the one that ticked all the boxes Lovely traditional pub with accommodating landlords Our starter of pork and chorizo scotch egg was just delish. My wife and I had the...

Iv been a regular drinker here since the pub reopened after lock down this site still says opens 7PM evenings but it is open all day food is served lunch time and again at 6PM. Had my first meal their this evening as the kitchen...

Have popped in to the bells most days really nice to have a local that open in the afternoons very warm welcome everytime. Resanbelly priced lovely gardans not serving food yet due to new owners refurb kitchen but they hope to be serving food mud...

Popped in on way home from work a real pleasant surprise to find this pub open in a afternoon. New owners very friendly and have plans to appeal to all ages ,no food at present I'm told they hope to serve sw in a week...

Badly mising a drink in my local which is closed due to covid tier rules.so booked a lunch time meal at the bells good food warm and welcoming altough stil feels like a pub very good selection on menu covid secure but stil warm atmosphere...

Spent a lovely time here enjoying a three course evening meal. Had to wait a little while for our starters, but worth it when they did arrive. Grilled sardines, Brie fritters and carrot and coriander soup all hot and tasty. Main meals Hake Florentine, Ricotta...

We had a meal here whilst away on holiday. We waited for a bit to be served which was a bit frustrating considering there was only one other table being occupied! One of our meals was the Bar B Q Chicken which was very dry...

Pop in from time to time had a snack her on Monday sandwiches and baguette are avavbel lunch time and evenings which is unussell good home cooked meals resanbelly priced nice old fashioned feal varied menu good real ales and cidar avavbell all covid regulations...

I really don’t want to put a bad review as the proprietor was so lovely but less is more the menu is too vast for a small pub. Concentrate on the favourites and do them well. We had fish it was lovely but the dauphinois...

Visited this pub with friends during our stay in Ashcott. There was a relaxed atmosphere in the pub and the staff were polite and attentive. The menu was varied and offered something for everyone. We mainly ordered from the specials board and were not disappointed. Our food was served piping hot and was cooked perfectly. Thank you for making our evening enjoyable. Would definitely recommend and would visit again if we were in the area.

Had a beautiful lunch time meal celebrating our daughter's birthday. Got a friendly welcome and great service from all the staff. The food at the Ring O bells is very good, proper pub grub withy great fish, pies and salads. This pub takes some beating!

Fantastic food, reasonably priced. The pie was delicious and the sweet and sour pork dish was very tasty. Good service - would recommend.

We booked a table for a family lunch to celebrate my mother’s 90th birthday. I cannot remember enjoying a dining experience more in many a year. We were made to feel so welcome from the moment we arrived, mum was well looked after. The Specials board was just that, several really tempting dishes, most of our party chose from here. I had the game pie which was melt in the mouth delicious. Such a treat to learn that everything except ice creams is made on the premises. Puddings were just as good. We have lived nearby for a while now, how we’ve missed out by not eating here before! We will definitely be back and bringing friends

We do love a good Sunday dinner and you certainly won’t be disappointed with this place, good friendly warm welcome, food smell amazing and great prices. Excellent selection of meats available, Beef, Pork, Turkey, Ham and Lamb and plenty of it served on your plate. Good selection of cooked vegetables on the side and their pudding are to die for, far too many to list but as we were a table of 8, we all had something different and all had a good piece to share around. Sticky Toffee pudding, OMG. . Highly recommended but you must book to get a seat. Will def revisit.

We meet hear around once a month to enjoy lunch with a friend. The menu is extensive with a regular specials board and the fixed menu. The staff are really friendly and the service they provide is just perfect. Their homemade pies are to die for as are the puddings. Will be back after Christmas. Oh by the way, try one of their homemade Christmas puddings to take away they are really, really tasty.

We had spent a wet morning sloe picking and had craving for a pub lunch. We had seen the signs for the Ring O Bells on the main road so thought it was worth trying out, after checking with Tripadvisor of course.We were not disappointed. We both plumped for the Mediterranean Lamb pie and in the words of the late great food critic Michael Winner it was historic.

If you get past the slightly dated look and feel this is a truly lovely pub, serving amazing food with welcoming staff and a lovely choice of wines by the glass. I had gorgeous sardines, followed by tenderloin pork. It was fantastic and clearly all home cooked. Staff were helpful and friendly. Lovely buzz too as it was skittles night!

Wife and I met a friend for lunch and made a welcome return to the Ring of Bells. I am never disappointed with the service or the food here and this time I ordered my Christmas pudding which is sold each year. The puddings are made from a local recipe and are extremely popular. They are very, very yummie.

Hidden away just off the busy A39 between Bridgwater and Glastonbury, this is the perfect country pub. Comfortably yet utterly traditional, there are several areas arranged around a central bar, with an attractive garden to the rear. Just two ales on offer, but they are well chosen, varying and mainly from smaller West Country brewers; I enjoyed a pint of locally brewed Fine Tuned Langport Bitter. An excellent, reasonably priced menu featuring all the pub classics you would expect plus some more interesting dishes is supplemented further by a great specials board. It was from the specials board that I selected an excellent dish of braised kidneys - it's great to see a pub that champions offal, All main meals come with a choice of potatoes and a good selection of fresh vegetables. They also host a monthly folk session, first Saturday of the month.

Called in for lunch on Friday 12th April 2019. Lovely comfortable, spacious and well furnished pub with dining areas on different levels creating a more intimate experience. Food was brilliant, service excellent - cannot say more. A little difficult to find from the main road, but well worth the effort.

We found this pub on the way back from Clarks Outlet Village one evening and what a lucky find! Having visited Clarks again we thought we would pop in for lunch and we werent disappointed! We enjoyed a 2 course lunch for £11 - excellent value, all freshly cooked served with a seperate dish of fresh veg and chip ( each) and a delightful homemade blackcurrent cheesecake for dessert Yum ! The premises was very welcoming with two lit fires, and was spotless clean including the W.C.'s. A Pub that one is always in search of - Good Old fashioned values: Welcoming, Clean, Good Food and Good Value - We will definately be back!

I had the roast turkey, came with proper roast potatoes, not deep fried as the majority of pubs serve now, came with 4 veg, stuffing and a sausage, very nice hot well cooked meal, love this pub, always a fantastic menu, and a great selection of real ales and ciders

Weekend away never visited before stayed nr Ashcott well worth a visit excellent service excellent food wish more pubs were around like this will be back again excellent.

Sunday lunch one of the best I’ve had and 2 courses for £12 will be returning to try the evening menu. Very friendly and helpful staff

Attended my Brother in Laws funeral wake today at this excellent venue. Lovely friendly landlord and staff. Superb spread of food/tea/coffee/bar drinks. Very impressed with the cleanliness of the pub, toilets were spotless. Thank you.

We met a friend for lunch at the Ring of Bells, a place I hadn't visited for around six years, and I was really impressed. The service was good and friendly and there was an extensive menu and specials board. I would think all the food is made and prepared on site, which is unusual these days. We will certainly return and hopefully that wont be too long away.

We booked for a friend's birthday and it wasn't till arriving I realised had not been here for several decades! What an oversite-great pub which excels with top class ,wholesome food, The menu was good but had a 'specials' board to cover every taste. I decided on the fresh Mackrell and what a dish! We were so impressed ,have booke to return in next week-reminded me we should always remember good things-especially places to get good beer & food !

Fabulous Belly pork main meal, truly glorious, well worth waiting a few minutes for! Dog friendly a huge bonus!

my husband and I had a very good evening meal at the Ring O' Bells The service was good and food delicious. Staff very helpful and food reasonably priced. Would recommend

Nice old pub with pleasant staff. Good choice of food on menu and many extras on Specials board, using local produce. Highly recommended.

Large lunch party. Good choice on menu plus specials board. All 12 enjoyed their meals the fish dishes proving very successful. I had chicken and leek pie and it was very good and the vegetables were nicely cooked and seasonal.

We ate at this pub during a recent visit to RSPB Ham Wall nature reserve and found it excellent in all aspects. It is a traditional country type pub serving a good range of local ales and the food is prepared and cooked fresh for an extensive menu. We had a dish of the specials board , a Beef , ale , mushroom and black pudding pie serves with Chips and a selection of vegetables, the pie itself was outstanding and certainly the best I have ever tasted when selecting similar dishes. The local Devon cream ale was a great accompaniment to what was a truly delicious meal.

Ate here twice with wife and friends on our recent visit to Somerset. We ate here last year on a visit and was impressed but if anything, it was even better this year. the food was excellent. First night we had Mushroom and tarragon Soup which was one of the nicest soups I've eaten. Followed by Grey Mullet; nicely cooked with an excellent selection of vegetables. On the second occasion, most of us had one of their excellent pies with 'Ruff Puff' pastry; a sort-of halfway between flaky and shortcrust pastry. Again excellent. The service was very good and friendly and they have 2 good real ales on. And it wasn't too expensive. A great pub for a lovely meal.

Have eaten here 4 or 5 evenings in last couple of years. Excellent food each time and generous portions. Good selection of real ales. A good "old school" pub - no TVs, no gambling machines and no background music.

This is an unpretentious pub with a lot to offer

Visited this Pub after finding it in the The Good Pub Guide Book. Very cosy pub with a couple of fires making it a warm welcome. Menu was quite extensive for a small pub. There was also a good choice on the specials board. Food was delicious and served very hot. The only downside was the lack of warmth from the proprietor. No friendly greeting or smile. Hopefully it was just an off day.

We were staying in a nearby village for New Year. Luckily this pub was open for lunch on New Years Day. 8 of us had lasagne, scampi, Chicken, all was cooked well and good portions . Staff were nice and brought out the birthday cake with lit candles and we all say happy birthday.

We were recommended this place by our hosts at the B&B; in Glastonbury. An unassuming place but the food and the staff were fantastic. A home cooked menu and apparently they are very famous for their homemade traditional Christmas puds which you can buy! The pub is very cosy and warm - we loved it!

We look forward to coming to this nice warm and friendly local pub whenever we visit this part of the country. On our last visit we had as usual! A warm we!come from the owner and staff. Always very helpful and good service with good food , the waitress in particular was very helpful and attentive whilst ordering our food and in ensuring everything was to our satisfaction.

Unprepossessing from the outside - but a warm welcome inside this traditional homey cottage pub-with-atmosphere that has escaped being "glammed up". Comprehensive lunch menu (with vegetarian offerings) to suit most tastes. The food was very good; the food was clearly "home" prepared and freshly cooked. The pies were praised and the grilled plaice exalted - the dauphinoise potatoes a treat. Traditional puds a pleasure. Service came with a smile. Pity this pub is a 2 hour drive from home.

Had a lovely lunch with family and we all agree the food was very tasty indeed. The pub has all you need, fair sized car park, friendly looking bar and a good selection of drinks, added to a super range of dishes on the Menu and Special Board. It's in the middle of a quiet village away from the main road so this adds to the relaxed 'feel'. I'm sure it can get busy on occasions and we had booked a table anyway. I'm sure we will return soon!

Found this place advertised on our gourmet card .both ordered from the specials board the choice is amazing something for everyone's palette. We had the homemade pie chips and veg .the pie was beautiful and individual pie full to the brim with Turkey and mushrooms .the veg was served on individual dishes carrots cabbage and cauliflower cheese .cooked perfect for us not soft not hard .gravy was served separate to really good idea as you can just put on your plate what you actually want. I had a coffee after a free refill was also offered .we will definitely return compliments to the cook

Sabrosa cocina hogareña. No es lujoso pero felizmente completo y disfrutamos de agradable conversación con el personal. Nos hicieron sentir muy bienvenidos.

Este pub es tranquilo y tiene aparcamiento. Hay un jardín. Es bastante 'antiguo' en forma de 1970. . Alfombras estampadas, un montón de latón, etc. La cerveza varía. . . Hoy's no dio en el clavo conmigo, pero a menudo hay Butcombe o nutrias.

Comimos allí dos veces con mis amigos durante una reciente visita a Somerset. Un pub muy agradable con buena comida.

We wanted a pub lunch after our visit to the Clarks outlet before continuing our journey to South Devon. After reading the reviews we were really looking forward to our lunch. How disappointing from the word go.....the pub looks tiered and unloved on the outside, a little off putting. Inside it was quirky but empty, not a good sign. The landlord was so unwelcoming and miserable....if we had not been so hungry we would have walked out.No table service....we had to go to the bar and try to attract his attention each time we had a question and to order. The food arrived...the pie of the day was good but the pork medallions were chewy and the sauce had no flavour, chips were typical cheap frozen pub standard chips. Overall we were so disappointed and can't understand the glowing reviews. Our first and last visit.

Party of 7 of us went for 18th birthday meal. Good range of puddings so you might have to choose between having a starter or skipping that to save room. Various starters were enjoyed e.g. homemade soup, kippersI tried the speciality potatoes in the main but they were a bit too garlicky for my taste. Meal was nice though (and I pinched some of my brother in laws potatoes) Portions generally large but they did run out of new potatoes which we not expecting as we booked in advance. As we were a large single group we were alone in the dining room which suited us as we had some banners and balloons to drape around. 

We stopped here for lunch en route from Devon to St Albans.It was really friendly, with lovely food. Great for little kids too.Also near the RSPB board walk which was lovely way to stretch our legs.Thank you :)

A rare find, these real, down to earth and decent pubs have all but disappeared. Has everything you could ask for in a traditional rural pub; run by a pleasant couple, character and quirky parts to sit in, a large open fire, honest, varied and fairly priced menu, good food, good beer, lots going on for local community, and even a skittle alley. Definitely recommended.

We found this pub on the Internet to and took a chance. We needed somewhere Central fo various family members to travel to and meet for lunch.We loved it! It was just like you'd think a well run country pub should be. The staff and customers were happy and friendly. Bits of it were old fashioned - but we quite liked that, and they weren't the bits that really make a diffence. It was clean, warm, friendly. The food was beautiful and very reasonable. Three of us had the pies - now these pies were amazing! We hadn't tasted pies like those for a long time, and they were hand made on site. I didn't have a pie - but wished I had! The Sunday lunch deal was great - roast and a dessert for £11 I think. Desserts are home made too - and very good. My niece had an ice cream Sundae - the ice cream was locally made and delicious. The generous portion meant she couldn't finish it! We noticed that there were board games and a book swap available. This pub was the kind of local you really want. If we lived nearby we would definitely be regulars, I suppose we could move to Ashcott! Service was fast and friendly

Visited with family for a traditional pub meal.Great choice on the menu and delicious food with very good portions! I was gutted that I was too full to try a pudding!!!Even better that we could use it gourmet society card.Would love to go again

My wife and I stopped here, after visiting a few years back. Felt unwelcome as soon as we walked in. Landlord could have smiled, said welcome, but on a dour day, he was just dour.I ordered a beer and a coffee, intending to stop for lunch, but we felt uncertain uncomfortable. My wife's coffee hadn't arrived after 20 minutes so we left. Our visit wasn't enhanced by a noisy man at a nearby table.

I discovered the Ring O' Bells from the Good Beer Guide over 20 years ago. I live in Bristol, but whenever I'm in that area I make sure I have lunch there. On a recent visit I was pleased to find the same landlord is still in charge, and the welcome, the quality of the beer and of the food, and the general comfort and relaxing atmosphere, was the same as ever. I had a "home-made" steak and stilton pie from the day's "specials", and it really was a genuine first-class real home-made pie, and not a bowl of beef casserole with a pastry lid. To accompany it I chose dauphinoise potatoes (a speciality of this pub for many years) rather than chips or jackets, and they were excellent. It came with mixed vegetables as well, so good value as always.The pub is tucked away from the busy main road, but well signposted. A restful haven.

This is the 4th time I have visited this lovely pub. Very friendly and helpful atmosphere. They have a varied menu with lovely home cooked meals which are extremely tasty. Their dessert menu is delicious with lots of variety. It is the sort of place that you want to keep going back to. I have recommended the pub to several of my friends who have also enjoyed the meals there.

Following a recommendation from a nice local B& B (The Sunnyside on the Taunton Road) we dropped in for Dinner. Forget your homoginized Pub chain ,This place although it could be classed as a bit tired, is nevertheless full of an old fashioned charm and character with beams and horse brasses and a Skittles Alley with good range of beers. Our meals came up promptly freshly cooked and were from the school of really tasty home cooking. Really nice. Prices were reasonable by Surrey standards and the locals seemed friendly enough to strangers in their midst. All in all a good place to spend a dark evening in Somerset.

Great food, friendly staff and a warm non smelly dining experience.Clean , quiet and a pleasure to eat here.A must for good quality food, and real ale.

Had not been here for a few years so thought we would try it again one Saturday evening - not disappointed. Food really good with varied selection and a specials board and at reasonable prices inc the wine. A couple of real ales to choose from. Quaint traditional country pub that was well supported. Staff very nice who could share a joke but the elderly bar man could have been a bit more welcoming and appreciative Would definitely visit again.

Whilst staying in the area we booked here for 5 people for a mid week dinner. It was a lovely old country pub, staff welcoming and a great atmosphere. The food was from a standard type pub menu but they also had an extensive specials board. The meals were fresh, tasty and definitely not 'boil in a bag'. I had the Mousaka which was excellent with a lovely Greek salad and Granary Bread. Well worth a visit.

This pub is cute and quirky, and is also very cosy with a warm and welcoming ambience! The food is great! Nice clean toilets, too. There is a function room for special occasions.

this is a very quaint local pub. the owners are very friendly. They welcomed me my extended family and dogs. We had a lovely meal there on the Friday evening the steak was cooked just perfect. we also booked the skittles alley for the Sunday afternoon after talking to the owner on the Friday and had a brilliant time playing, drinking and talking.If you are in the area then look this place up its great

Continuing our trip to visit pub/restaurants in our local area we journeyed to Ashcott once again to try a different pub. The Ring O Bells has a wonderful ambience, the service (both in the bar and the restaurant) was both friendly and swift and the decor was great English country pub with an abundance of bells. Rating on look and feel and it would have been a 5 no doubt about it. Sadly, the food wasn't as sharp as anticipated. It was generally OK to Good but there were some elements that didn't taste great, which was sad. The pub was quiet and it was a lovely place for a night out but I'd probably grab a Jacket Potato or Sandwich if we go again.

Excellent food and friendly service. A cosy atmosphere and you can either have a private little corner or be near the bar. Function room for occasions too. Decent prices for food and a good vegetarian selection.

The range of dishes is pretty good but the quality of the food is outstanding. I had turkey and mushroom pie - it was home produced and presented out of its dish. Plenty of vegetables and gravy, which was not needed. Pie was tasty and moist. Service was very good.

We arranged lunch on the Sunday after our son moved house. The search for a local may well be resolved. Even though it was through our own fault a disjointed meal (we had to break away for a delivery) the pub staff was understanding and helpful, A pretty good Sunday lunch - Certainly value for money.

Nine of us met in the quiet back room for Sunday lunch. Food was fresh and reasonably priced. There is a large specials board as well as normal pub grub.

Off the main road in Ashcott so look for pub sign.This is what a pub should be like cosy and good food

Dog friendly, lovely staff and great food! The folk music on this evening was a wonderful addition to the bustling atmosphere and ye olde decor. Lovely vegetarian options as well as excellent fish and meats. Great puddings and sundaes too! We will return soon.

Called in for Saturday lunch before visiting Ham Walls,very friendly and welcoming and our dog was allowed in the bar with us.The choice of food was amazing especially as it's all freshly cooked to order with very little waiting.We had a super lunch good portions and great value for money with friendly service,just what a village pub should be like, congratulations to the Landlord,we shall definitely be visiting again.

Lovely food in a pleasant setting. It has a very relaxed atmosphere and every time I have been the food is marvelous. A wide choice and all excellent.

We visited this pub after a recomendation from friends the choice of menu was extensive we couldn't decide what to eat as there were so many things we liked. we were not disapointed as the food was excellent . The band that were playing a selection of music made for a very pleasent atmosphere. we will definately be visiting again.

We arrived at 12pm just as they opened and despite a local community group arriving at the same our order was taken and was served without any unexpected delay.The menu was extensive with a specials board that was updated as item became available even during our visit.We were welcomed by a warm atmosphere and an on a cold day the open fire was even more welcoming, great to visit a village pub that retains much of it's original character. We ate in the Bar but I believe a restaurant is available.Great food, good value, cooked well and served with a smile. We'll be back!

After pleasant winter's morning bird watching at the nearby nature reserve, what is required is food and beer. We came across the Ring O' Bells more or less by chance and, as it looked like a pub, we went in.Well, it also looked like a pub on the inside, another good sign. Things continued in the right direction, an interesting specials board, extensive main menu and a couple of real ales on pump; Teignworthy Brewery's "Reel Ale" and, even more local, RCH Brewery's Pitchfork. Both ales were very well kept.Two of us could not resist the £9.90 main plus any dessert option, fish and chips for both plus crumble and banoffee pie. A bowl of soup and bread were good. The stand out was devilled kidneys with sausage, Yorkshire pudding and veg. Serious plate envyWhen asked if the kidneys would be on the menu again, the reply was that the specials changed frequently, so not for a while, although no doubt another kidney dish would, a great answer.The current landlords have been there 29 years and, with a policy of the best staff, food and drink, they will last at least another 29. Oh, and the landlord was a very friendly chap.A good and deservedly popular real pub, what more could you want?

We went for a new years days meal at lunchtime, the food was excellent, the staff were friendly and efficient. What a great start to the year!

When we first walked in couple of us were not sure about it, but we decided to give it a go and were very glad we did. They had a good menu choice and most of us chose the excellent value two courses for £9.50. The food is all home cooked, by I think the owners wife. We had some dietary requirements and they went out of their way to accommodate this, even making up a pudding to suit so I could have one. Overall all food, service and value for money all worth the trip through country lanes.

One of the few average meals I have had in The Ring O Bells, eaten here many times, today I had the ham egg and chips, the ham looked liked supermarket ham, 2 thin slices on top of each other, and a uniform shape, and not very tasty, the rest of the meal was OK, nice chips and well cooked eggs, I also objected to having to pay for an extra egg, most pub ham egg and chips come with two eggs.The pub is a great place and I will be back, just had an average meal today, I would still highly recommend the pub, great specials board and lots of real ale, and its so friendly.

I have visited this pub three times recently and on all occasions have been pleased with the food. The food is plain wholesome food, freshly cooked and tasty. The staff are polite and friendly. I have given the review one star short of five, because the pub had run out of the local ale and it was Sunday lunch time, not particular busy, when I would have thought the management would have ensured that their ale barrels were full. Despite that disappointment our Sunday lunch was good.

Unspoilt and unpretentious, The Ring o' Bells is also somewhat unsophisticated - but definitely none the worse for that. It's most certainly not a Gastropub, but it's warm and comfy,the beer is well nigh perfect and the no-frills food is tasty,well-cooked and filling. What more could you want?

The Ring O' Bells has long been a favourite of ours. It is good pub food at good prices. There is nothing fancy about the pub or the food. You are always met with a smile and made to feel welcome. If you like oldy worldy pub atmosphere and reliable, pub type food then this is one for you.

Dog friendly country boozer. Shame it didn't open until seven on Saturday but friendly helpful staff with a great pub grub menu and a varied specials board. Good selection of drinks. Would highly recommend if you are in the area