The Bell in Wychavon - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Didn’t stay over came in for a roast dinner on the weekend. Great atmosphere and nicely decorated. Food was really good for the price. Service was mixed, a bit slow at the table to take orders and bring drinks etc but really friendly and clear they were doing their best!

Fine menu. Great to see a range of specials....Beavertown on tap and a nice Malbec. Worth a visit....

Stayed for a weekend and ate both nights in the restaurant. A very friendly establishment with excellent food. We liked the fact that there is a separate bar area and restaurant. Nice pint in the bar as well. Regarding accommodation, there are only 4 rooms. Room was quite small but comfortable. Would stay again.

Popped out as we didn’t fancy cooking. Meal was delicious and the staff are absolutely amazing. James served us and was so very kind and attentive. We keep returning thanks to their lovely staff making us so welcome.

Had dinner here but didn't stay over. Friendly service and good tasty food. Fish pie was delicious, as was the soup of the day. Friends had the fish and chips which was good for pub standards.

A perfect country eatery. We absolutely love this place. Always a delicious meal with impeccable service. A must for a foodie!

This is our friendly local and we eat and drink here regularly. Staff and food are excellent The dining room has solid well spaced roomy tables and always looks inviting

Visited a busy pub / restaurant with clear emphasis on the latter. Outstanding food at an eminently reasonable price. Shear quality and innovation throughout. Large portions - no room for dessert. A quality and generous menu. All in all a most pleasant experience. Waiting staff were mature beyond their years undertaking friendly banter and japery with us old folk ! Yet observant, supportive, knowledgeable and informative. Tables were generously and comfortably spaced so as to afford privacy yet conviviality.

Lovely friendly, welcoming staff and superb food. Highly recommended, especially the locally grown asparagus when in season. Ramp available for wheelchair access.

A last minute bank holiday treat to the Bell was just what we needed, i must say i thought more people would be dining (their loss our gain) from the starters to mains, service and drinks i could not fault a thing, very tasty starters (great portion size) to excellent mains accompanied by great traditional ales - what else could we want. cant wait to return.

Nice pub garden. Friendly service.

Birthday meal with friends, very good service, food and restaurant

Good quality food with a pleasant atmosphere. Nice country pub in quiet village. Sunday lunch had generous portions full of flavour.

My husband & I enjoyed a fabulous dinner here recently. The service was excellent. The menu wasn't pretentious or fancy like so many restaurants. Just normal well cooked & well presented food with a good choice. We would recommend this very highly indeed.

We held our Grandsons 16 birthday at The Bell. At Rachel's suggestion we were able to have the seating layout that we wanted. The food was enjoyed by all who attended and at a reasonable price. The younger staff were well trained, polite and friendly. A thoroughly enjoyable event.

We eat here often and the food is always great. They vary the menu regularly and often have specials available. For service and hospitality it would be hard to find better. Would highly recommend 👌

Our daughter and son in law treated us to a meal earlier this month and as usual it was yummy. Atmosphere is always conducive to lively conversation and comfort. I had lamb shank which fell off the bone with lovely tasty gravy and the others enjoyed steak on stone. Thank you Chris and thankyou Rachael for being your lovely welcoming self. Highly recommend The Bell's dining experience for any and all occasions.

This is a really lovely country pub. The team are so friendly and keen to ensure you enjoy your visit. Really good choice of drinks, varied dinner menu and absolutely top notch food with fabulous service. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We so stayed over and would recommend - have left a separate review for our stay.

Dinner with good friends. Lovely open fire. Friendly staff. Good menu. Food well cooked.

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Unfortunately (I’m sure you’d agree) we spend more of our time writing bad reviews on here and complaining at the restaurant. Refreshing that this is one of the best reviews I have given. with some who has spent a decade working away and eating at restaurants all over the UK and someone who used to work in hospitality, I regard my self as someone who has very high standards and expectations with quality of food, value of food and customer service. Me and my family came to the Bell last night on a recommendation from a client of mine whose family are local. We are from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. The food and service was faultless from not just me but every family member (6 of us). I don’t think I’ve ever experienced a family meal eating out where no one on the table had any issues with food or service. Credit where credit is due. We thanked the staff and the manager for such a good service and told them to thank the chefs for making such good food. One of the best pies I’ve ever had to be honest. Steak ale & mushroom pie, with one of the best cheesecakes I’ve ever tried, bisscoff cheesecake. 10/10 and would highly recommend to anyone to come try. Thank you for making our NYE experience a memorable one. Steven & family

Me and my partner started for a 3 day Christmas break, room was lovely (3) Christmas Day dinner was perfect 👌 staff were great they worked so hard, will definitely be booking for next year. Happy New Year to you all Ruth & John

We went for a lovely lazy let-someone-else-do-the-work Boxing Day lunch and the whole experience was wonderful. Drinks first in the bar because we chose to wait there until our meal was on the table, and when we went through for our succulent roast beef we were pleased with the busy but not too noisy atmosphere. Rachel looked after us as she always does until we were seated . food was gorgeous. We did this last year and we shall do it again in 2024. Thankyou Kerry and Steve. Linda & Dougie

Sunday lunch was amazing. Recommend a visit.

Excellent Sunday lunch, delicious accompaniments. Good service. Full menu in addition to roasts and lots of vegetarian options, highly recommended

Lovely pub , food was excellent. Staff very welcoming and extremely helpful. An excellent gluten free menu and they even made a gluten free fish pie especially for one of my group . Couldn’t have been more accommodating. Will definitely be back .

My wife and I spent a lovely long weekend at The Bell. The room was comfortable and clean. However, I must say that the food was very good! We had cooked breakfast each day, which was perfect. We had dinner there on the day we arrived, and finding it really tasty, we returned on other days. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. If we lived closer, The Bell definitely would be one of our preferred places to eat out.

Great meal as normal. Staff really friendly. We'll be back

Definitely worth a visit. Popped in for a meal which I had a steak pie. Definitely 5 out of 5 for the pie. Probably the best I have had in a pub. Homemade and rammed full of meat. Had a drink and ended up staying the night. A bit noisy for me but my partner slept all night. Breakfast the following morning was also great. Fresh and hot. Lovely local sausage. Up that way next month and will definitely pop in.

charming pub in a lovely village, comfy and friendly. didn't stay for dinner as had another booking but the menu looked very inviting

Sunday lunch. Very welcoming staff. Service was excellent as was the food. The vegan choice was very good! Able to have the dog with us under the table! Ambience was lovely. Serving staff very friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend!

What a fantastic night, great staff. The food was absolutely delicious and amazing. Great sized potions, nothing wasn’t any problem. Had a table of 12 and the food was brought out all together, all served as ordered. Not one complaint from any of us. Highly, highly recommend. Definitely one we will all come again

Greta food, great staff and great atmosphere!

Great location for our family get together. Room very clean and comfortable, breakfast good quality and delicious. We booked 3 rooms and had dinner on the Friday night which again was very tasty. Friendly attentive staff who gave us a warm welcomed after our long journey. We would recommend this pub for both accommodation and food, first class. We will be back for sure.

excellent food, nice people working there, love the interior.

Delicious melt in the mouth steak. Quality and attentive service. Fully recommend a visit for a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Shout out to all staff.

We had the Tomahawk steak tonight which was cooked to perfection and tasted amazing. The blue cheese and port sauce was exceptional as was the sticky toffee pudding to follow. Staff were friendly and attentive. Overall an excellent meal.

Menu looks great, however food was tasteless and not cooked well. Ended up having to send it back! Waitress was friendly but not experienced in how to wait at all. Complained to manager, no sorry, just tried telling us that the food was fine! Wouldn’t recommend to anyone!

Welcomed in nicely. Table service for drinks. Interacted well with our little one. Food was good. Friendly staff who want to help.

We had a lovely stay. Given a bigger room which was lovely & very clean. Very friendly & welcoming staff.

A BIG " thank you" to the landlady who organised our fish and chip takeaway when we couldn't come in to eat as it was far too hot to leave our dogs in our campervan (we were invited to bring them in but it wasn't practical) , and to Chef 'Chris' who cooked two lovely, tasty fish and chip meals for us, all wrapped up to keep them warm (I walked from the campsite to collect). Great service and friendly staff and atmosphere. Highly recommended, we'll be back.

We stayed here for a near by wedding for 3 nights with breakfast. We had 3 rooms and we have had the best stay , rooms perfect , breakfast and evening meal , the food and service have been excellent, thank you for making us feel so welcome and would highly recommend & stay here again

An excellent village pub with a warm welcome. Food and service are very good. The menu is good and caters for all dietary requirements.

If the Daily Mail's 'An Inspector Calls' feature ever bothered to venture beyond London and the South East there's a better chance of them happening on a place like this. There was a welcoming atmosphere the moment you walked through the door. It even had something of a French feel to it which was appropriate since there were three frenchmen dining at the next table. Restaurant service was excellent and the food delicious. It was busy and the place had a real buzz to it which was quite an achievement considering there was no music being played. The Restaurant opened out onto a beer garden which I imagine would be populated for far longer had the weather been a little warmer. Our room was a little on the small side but was spotlessly clean and the bed was comfortable. Good full English breakfast the next morning. Would definitely recommend this place.

Tasty, well priced food with excellent service and lovely staff. Wish I lived closer.

This is been one of my favourite places to dine, food and the service has always been outstanding, I don't expect food business to get it right 100-percent of the time but on my last visit the food was awful, cheap meat cuts and tasteless, As I prefer to give my feedback privately,, so I phoned the next day and I spoke to the business manager Kerry, her reaction was shocking, making me feel like I was the problem for phoning, I was really taken aback by her reaction, it was so rude and condescending.. I have lost count of how many people I have previously recommended. the bell to Is this really how you value your customers Kerry?? Won't be rushing back after this encounter and will certainly not be recommending the bell again Your response said it all Kerry it id so disappointing, you don’t get it from the customer perspective, you still come across as defensive, and not taking on board my feedback Your response: “I do not disagree as we make mistakes like any other business. I am the least defensive person you can imagine and well versed with customer communication. Many thanks for the valued feedback”

Staff very nice, had wake buffet

We were staying just around the corner and thought we would give this place a try after seeing the reviews on trip advisor and we wasn't disappointed. Great food and great service. I had Crab pasta with clams and my daughter had the fish and chips. Desert was Brownie and cheesecake. All were expertly prepared and delivered flavour and washed down with some local Cider. Great place, would highly recommend it.

This is an excellent dog-friendly village pub. We took dinner here recently and were not disappointed. We opted for cooking our steaks on hot stones and they were truly delicious. Very good service from courteous and helpful staff. We will definitely visit the pub again…that steak and ale pie sounds too good to miss!Highly recommended.

Enjoyed a meal here last night with friends and family. Having had a light lunch elsewhere with a friend, the difference was marked. Kerry and Steve employ wonderful young ladies and gentlemen to look after us. This place is our local and we consider ourselves very fortunate, many thanks to you all (you know who you are!) for making a difficult life time period enjoyable. Oh and the food was pretty good too Chris!

We needed a 1 night stay at short notice to visit family. We’re a couple and our 2 year old. Having been apprehensive about suitability and noise, we couldn’t have been more pleasantly surprised. The staff had specifically allocated us a room with a bath for our daughter. The food was excellent (buffalo for me on the exotic meat menu, sea bass for my partner, brilliant kids menu for my daughter). Even though our room backed on to the garden which was busy on a warm summer evening, the noise didn’t carry. The following morning a delicious full English breakfast was served. Staff were friendly and welcoming and went out of their way to be helpful. The village itself is beautiful and there is a great playground for kids up the road. If you’re stuck for somewhere to stay when visiting the area, I couldn’t fault the Bell.

We tended to visit here most months pre lockdown, this was our first visit since opened up as we came for a midweek night out.In the past the menu had been supplemented by an extensive range of “specials”, whilst at present this is not the case it was nice to see a new menu which retained some of our favourites and a few new dishes. There was plenty of choice and as ever we found the food well cooked of a good quality in ingredients and a large plate full of food. In fact nothing to complain about. Although where my wife put her chocolate brownie I have no idea, but the large helping was demolished. Service was good and friendly, although the restaurant wasn’t particularly busy, the team made a point of regularly ensuring all was well. Covid rules were strictly adhered to.As we didn’t drink wine the only thing I would like to see is a wider selection of ales on offer, albeit what they do serve is well looked after.A very enjoyable evening.

I visited The Bell today with my sister and it was so nice to be out after the lockdown, we were so glad that we choose The Bell!The staff were friendly and nothing was too much trouble whilst keeping up high COVID standards.The food was fabulous, the Monkfish Scampi was delicious and the wild mushroom Risotto was so tasty, the chocolate brownie was heavenly! After reading previous negative reviews I would think that maybe they’d visited a different Bell as our food was delicious.Chris the head chef delivered our chocolate brownie and was incredibly polite and friendly.

Nice Decor, pretty good service, very average food considering the price. Sea Bass wasn't completely cleared of scales. For veg that al dente needs to be of a better quality or fresher. Brownie was like raw cake mix. All minor things but added together and at those prices, should be better.

Fabulous evening meal outGood menu not to fussy good home cooked food and plenty of it.As a vegetarian there was plenty of choose for me I had the beetroot and sweet potato burger with chunky chips delicious Four of us all clean plates and no complaints! Tasty lamb - steak And beef ribs all good.We will definitely return.Great social distance between tables excellent staff very attentive spacious restaurant!Open fire.Out side parking.

This is a very pleasant place to stay and eat . The bar/restaurant area is very nicely furnished and had a great atmosphere despite the covid restrictions. I had A salmon starter that had a very generous amount of salmon. I chose to cook my steak on a hot stone which was a bit of a faff but the food was good. Pleasant staff. Our rooms were clean and overall good

We were staying locally for 3 nights in Eckington and after looking at a few different offerings for dinner, we settled with the Bell and how glad we were! We had an early evening booking and were greeted by a very friendly lady who showed us to our table, as It was a beautiful summers evening, we were pleased to be seated next to the open patio doors leading out to the lovely garden. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, modern and airy but with a rustic feel, social distancing has been well managed here without losing any of the warmth/cosy charm of the place. Our server Jill, did a fantastic job throughout the evening, she was attentive but not intrusive and every visit to our table was met with a smile. As the evening went on, the place filled up, quite surprisingly for a Tuesday and she literally worked her socks off, total credit where it's due. We both ordered a starter, I had the Smoked Salmon and Crayfish salad and my Husband had the mushroom pakora, when they arrived we couldn't believe how generous the portions were, although both were really tasty they were actually far too big and I ended up leaving quite a bit of mine because i didn't want to fill myself up too much. We both had the slow braised beef rib which was to die for, it's always been one of my favourite meals and it didn't disappoint at all, absolutely divine and i'd highly recommend that dish to all. Only problem was, we could barely move afterwards because we were so full, so pudding was an absolute no go unfortunately. We headed out into the garden to finish our drinks which was lovely given it was such a warm evening, they have little coloured Jars on the tables filled with fairy lights, giving the place a really special feel. We had a fabulous evening at The Bell and would definitely return, but I would suggest they decrease their portion sizes a tad as I don't think I could manage 2 courses again, which would be a shame seeing as their food is so so good!

We ate here a couple of times and the food was always great. They have taken great pains to meet all covid-19 requirements, but this didn't feel intrusive or spoil our experience.The curry was particularly enjoyed and so was the ice cream sundae. I took a chance on the beetroot, squash and goats cheese burger, but it was amazing! The service was good and staff were friendly, particularly on the first night we were there (15th Sept), although this wasn't quite as good on the following evening.

Fantastic food and great service. Extremely friendly staff and well set up in the current crisis. Will definitely be visiting again ...we stayed here the night of our wedding 7 years ago-hopefully it won’t take us another 7 to come back!

Lovely evening with lovely food and amazing service. We would highly recommend this pub for an evening meal. We had three courses and they were all lovely. We especially enjoyed the mac and cheese potato skins! We were staying a short walk away at Eckington Manor and so it was in a perfect location for us. Special mention to Jill who looked after us so well all evening. Thank you.

'Certainly not you average pub grub'- I'd be evoked to agree; it's worse.Arrived for lunch for two and was promptly asked to sign in for the government track and trace. Following this we were seated at a table near the door and both given a menu. We then ordered a couple of drinks and opted for The Bell Platter (to share), monkfish scampi and The Bell Burger to follow.The starter arrived quickly but however was nothing to shout about; deep-fried onion rings, chicken, mozzarella cheese sticks, mushrooms and stodgy garlic bread- all of which was lukewarm. To add to this, wasn't given any side plates to eat it.The mains then arrived and were no more inspiring. The burger beef didn't have any taste and was rather like panfried mince meat and when cut with a knife didn't seam to be bound like one would expect from a burger, just rather disintegrated on the board all served on a soggy untoasted bun. The chips with both meals weren't crispy and were rather like the one served at a fish and chip shop.At no point during our meal were we food checked and at the end of the meal plates with rather a lot of food left were taken away and we were simply asked if we had room for pudding? To which we unsurprisingly said no.Following the plates being cleared, we caught the waitresses eye and asked for the bill. After about 10 minuets we accepted that the bill wasn't going to be brought to us and simply asked for it at the bar. We paid the bill and both left rather disappointed.

The corvid lockdown may have seen many pub restaurants struggle but The Bell has rebounded stronger than ever. They are lucky that the restaurant has always been spacious which lends itself well to the social distancing policy so the dining experience is quite relaxed. The only downside to the corvid regulations is the constant need to be wiping down the tables with sanitiser after every visit. This seems to react with the table lacquer and leave then feeling somewhat sticky. Not a good feeling in a restaurant but at least it’s for the right reasons.The menu was quite wide ranging despite the chef, Chris Broughton, explaining how they have had to reduce it since lockdown. Not just wide ranging but it included a few surprises too. Exotic meats feature regularly on the menu and last night it was in the form of camel curry or zebra steaks cooked either by you at the table on a hot rock or by the chef in the kitchen. The appetisers also included a rarity, crayfish which formed a cocktail with smoked salmon and Mary Rose sauce. I had to have this having only recently acquired a taste for the crustacean when I came across one on the banks of our stream. Signal crayfish are the grey squirrels of the crustacean world, imported from North America for farming here but escaped and like their furry countrymen, have spread a disease that has almost wiped out our smaller native crayfish. This one had to go so I cooked it as I was keen to try it. Crayfish, despite their size, produce very little meat but it was enough to let me know how tasty they are. Thankfully this starter came with plenty of crayfish tails which were equally as delicious as the one I caught. For the main course I chose the slow cooked beef short ribs and Paul, my husband, went for the zebra cooked medium rare by the chef with dauphinoise potatoes and selection of veg. When it came out it comprised of two good size, very lean steaks. I tried it, it was really good, tender and tasted similar to venison but with the texture of beef steak. My short ribs were also very good. So tender they almost disintegrated on the fork. They came is a beautifully rich gravy too. All really very good.Then the pudding menus arrived and with a choice of 5 desserts plus a selection of sorbets, ice cream and cheeses there was something for everyone. I was torn between the St Clement creme brûlée with homemade shortbread, something I know Chris does veery well, and the molten chocolate truffle cake with ice cream. Paul was torn between the apple, rhubarb and ginger crumble and the home-made cherry cheesecake. In the end Paul had the cheesecake and I had the chocolate cake. The cheesecake was really light and fresh and the chocolate cake too, was so light that despite the richness of the chocolate it didn’t feel at all heavy going as some chocolate desserts can be. Service, while we were there was snappy despite the restaurant being almost full but there were plenty of staff on hand. Everyone was really polite and welcoming and genuinely seemed happy to be working there. If you are planning to eat there I would recommend you book well in advance, we made our booking two weeks prior to going but certainly don’t leave it less than a week. I think the Bell will have a really long and successful future or at least while they keep their chef and we look forward to eating there again soon.

Went for family Sunday lunch to celebrate wedding anniversary. It was quiet when we arrived but busied up later on. Dining room was very clean with hand sanitiser on arrival and plenty of space between tables.Food was excellent. I had chicken pakora for starter, small but tasty, followed by swordfish for main which was very good. My wife had a steak which was excellent! Had gooey chocolate thing for pud which was messy but delicious.Staff very attentive and helpful all the way through, including server (Carly) and lady I assumed was owner/manager. All keen to make sure we were well looked after and enjoyed our meal.Price was reasonable, 3 courses for about £120 for family of four including wine. Would definitely recommend! Will be back...

We had two excellent meals here during a long weekend and were impressed with both the food - including some beautifully cooked lamb shank that would have justified twice the price at a fancy restaurant - and the warm, welcoming atmosphere despite all the Covid precautions (that they clearly take v seriously). Really a quality place that deserves the support of locals and returning tourists alike!

I don’t know if it’s simply because I’ve been locked-down for 100+ days - but when you’re enjoying a perfectly cooked and presented fillet steak (pub style!), and thinking “this is what heaven must feed you” - I have to say this place never fails to exceed my expectations. Welcoming, great atmosphere, awesome food, attentive service and great value. I can’t wait for my next visit!

First time out since lockdown. The restaurant was very spacious, had a lovely atmosphere and the owners have worked very hard implementing excellent safety measures whilst still being able enjoy your dining experience. The staff were very friendly and I never felt rushed. The food was absolutely outstanding, really tasty and good portion size. An overall faultless dining experience out and I would thoroughly recommend.

I have eaten at the Bell twice recently, and both times, quite by chance, arrived at an awkward time. The first time was just as a large furneral wake (nothing to do with me) was being catered for, and the second time, my fellow lunchers were late leaving Shrewsbury so we only arrived a few minutes before two o'clock (last lunch orders). On both occasions we were treated as calmly and efficiently as if we were the only people there and had hours to spare. Service was rapid and efficient, and above all friendly and personal. The food was delicious too!

Although it was a sad event the staff were very friendly and polite. Nothing was too much bother. There was plenty of choice on the buffet and lots of tea or coffee if required. Excellent venue.

just returned from the Bell , where we had sunday lunch, fantastic food, a real treat to eat here, the staff are exceptional in every way , polite and friendly , the prices are very reasonably priced as well , we do eat here quite often and never had a bad mealwould highly recommend .

What a Wonderful pub! Visited on the back of reading other trip advisor reviews and wasn’t disappointed. Delicious food, great friendly service, lovely surroundings (sat near the open fire - soooo relaxing) Will definitely be returning.

We had a very enjoyable evening at The bell in Eckington. We sat near a lovely roaring fire. Plenty of choice. Food was excellent and well served. Very good value for money. Highly recommended.

16 of us went on Saturday evening , first time I have been there , absolute class , food was superb , difficult table to serve with so many different choices but all came out reasonably together , nice staff , lovely venue , highly recommend

A post Xmas get together of family for lunch. The food was great and everyone friendly, even with the little ones wandering around. A lovely pub / restaurant.

Four of us visited this lovely establishment.Good choice for vegatarian's, we all had a lovely meal followed by desert, coffee and a mince pie. Great atmosphere with very good service at a reasonable price. Many thank's

The restaurant is a large place and was full of groups, including ours, We had the Christmas Menu but the quality was poor and quantities small. 4 sprouts, soggy cabbage, 3 small roast potatoes and a couple of slices of turkey. The ultimate issue I had was the shop bought mince pies still in their foil cups which were offered at the end and following the one square inch of plum pudding.Upside was the staff and service which was very good considering they must have been feeding a hundred people.

For my first visit to this great pub I had the pleasure of enjoying a lovely meal with friends. Extensive menu, flavoursome food, great presentation and service in cosy surroundings all at a good price. What more can you ask for!

My friend and I stayed here for two nights as it is very close to Deer Park Hall and that's where the wedding was at.

What a great find. Staff and Mine Host friendly and Attentive. Scoffed every Morsel of Excellent Snap. Great atmosphere with a Central Log Fire to Warm the Bones. Well priced and Good Variety of Dishes.

We found this little gem on Trip Advisor and it did not disappoint - it is a little off the beaten track and getting there early is advised as the parking it quite tight.... I phoned to book on the day for a table of 6 and it was a good call. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and were very attentive without being too much so. The pub is decorated to a very high standard with a lovely open fire as a focal point. Clearly very popular place as it was pretty full by 12 45 on a Sunday. The food was amazing and plenty of it too even the children's portions were very generous. 3 of us had the Chicken Tikka Burger - fabulous!. Thank you to the team for making us welcome, shame we don't live closer as it really is worth a visit.

When we arrived we put our first round of drinks on a tab because we were going to have a meal. Sadly this was a mistake because it meant we didn’t know that a large glass of red wine was £7.25 and large glass of white £6.55. The bill for 4 people (3 of whom had 4 drinks, and the other 2 drinks), 4 starters (delicious), 4 mains and two afters came to £182! Sorry The Bell, we won’t be returning at these prices.

My husband and I went there for the first time last Saturday. The pub/restaurant has a lovely airy feeling without lacking in character. Although there are lots of hard surfaces there are sufficient soft furnishings to prevent noise levels from people taking becoming too much as in many modern restaurants. Seating was very comfortable and there was plenty of space around the tables so you didn't feel you were having to ask someone to move their chair so you could get in and out. staff were very welcoming and we didn't have to wait long to be served. There was a fairly standard but wide choice of dishes in the main menu with some interesting additions but there was also a very good selection on the special board to compliment this. I had the breaded goat's cheese with red onion jam from the specials menu and my husband had the Gruyere goujons from the main menu. Both were very tasty although my red onion jam was forgotten so I had to remind the waiter to get me some. It was refreshing not to have beetroot with the goats' cheese dish as love it or loath it, I'm in the latter camp. for our mains we both ordered the duck breast with stir fried cashews & plums. This was done to perfection with the meat just pink inside. Very tasty, it didn't need anything with it. For pudding my husband went for the crumble off of the main menu with custard and I opted for the cheesecake which was nutella and honeycomb. I asked for pouring cream instead of chantilly cream which was no problem. I couldn't detect the honeycomb but this cheesecake was beautifully light. We left the restaurant nicely full and very happy.

Visited Saturday lunch time and the place wasn’t very busy.

New chef has resulted in dropping the fantastic, value for money, set-price lunch. Very good choice on the lunch menu, but desserts are rather pricey. I had caramel cheesecake - not firm like normal cheesecakes. More like Angel Delight. I have a sweet tooth, but this almost beat me.

Waited over an hour in the middle of the afternoon to be let in. No joke when you've had a long journey. Rooms small and in need of modernisation.

we were a group of twelve and we experienced prompt and efficient service and most acceptable food in pleasant surroundings

We had a two day break at the hotel. We found the hotel accomodation very comfortable and the food and beer in the restaurant was really good. What made this place stand out from other similar establishments was the staff who were all very attentive and helpful.

Good food and friendly good service sat in the garden. Lots of choice of food, nice range of drinks. Nice to see a traditional bar area away from the eating area of those who want a drink in a more traditional pub environment. Reasonably priced.

We were given a very warm welcome at The Bell. There was a varied menu with lots of choice. The portion sizes were very generous. We shared a platter to start and the main course (fish and chips) was very tasty. The service was excellent. Nothing was too much trouble. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and will definitely return.

Have just come back from a lovely lunch. 22 of us met here, our orders had already been taken a few days ago. Our drinks orders were taken quickly and the food was served within about 5 mins of us sitting down which is no small deal with so many people. So many varied dishes. The staff were really lovely. Would certainly recommend The Bell.

Late decision to drop in for lunch. It had a nice decor, atmosphere was a bit sterile but there weren't many in at lunchtime. Bit disappointed that they only offered a couple of real ales and not more local craft ones.

We walked to the Bell after mooring on the Avon and asked if we could take our dog through to the garden area. We were reminded that they stopped taking orders for food at 2pm so quickly made our minds up and ordered with minutes to spare. Our drinks were brought out to us and the service was really friendly. Food was super, lovely pies with chips and veg and baguettes. We also had desserts, creme brulee, malteser sundae, chocolate tart with mint ice cream and lemon panna cotta. All were delicious. A lucky and timely find.

We got recommended to try the Bell

A lovely family supper in a warm and welcoming pub. A very extensive menu, to suit all tastes and ages! We would definitely return on our next visit.

Pub mit elegantem Restaurant und Bar (separatem Gastraum) für den ortsansässigen Trinker. Das Restaurant ist geschmackvoll eingerichtet mit ruhiger Atmosphäre. Bei den Speisen gelingen sowohl typisch britische Gerichte wie Faggots, aber auch mediterrane Fischgerichte. Dazu ein frischer regionaler Cider oder ein guter französischer Wein.

We visit the Bell regularly and it’s always great, food is tasty and the specials are yummy, services with a smile. Drinks are tasty and the kids love playing in the garden, great place to eat with family and drink with friends

We booked The Bell after searching Trip Advisor for good restaurants near us. We weren’t disappointed. A good, interesting menu with the added bonus of stone grill cooking for those who wanted it. None of the main meals disappointed. The lamb shank fell off the bone and the burgers were enjoyed. The desserts were equally as good. The staff are very friendly and accommodating and the tables were well spaced out. Thanks for a great evening.

Not entirely fair for the establishment, eight of us turned up at lunchtime unannounced hoping to be fed. Not a problem, we were sat around a large table in a well appointed restaurant-type area - other diners also sat within the large and well appointed bar. First class service and a good choice of well prepared dishes were available from the lunchtime menu. I opted for faggots which were an absolute treat and good value at just less than £10. A good choice of beers, wines and soft drinks available at the very smart bar, there is also a "Farmers Bar" which I assume to be for those with muddy shoes as it has bare floor boards. This establishment also has four letting rooms which would make it an ideal stopover for a business traveller, or as a decent base for tourism in a pleasant part of Worcestershire. If you are in the area pop in for a treat.

The Bell gets 5 stars from my family. As a fellow pub owner there is nothing I hate more than being sold a £2.00 meal for £20.00 and I have to say I have never experienced that here. The food is as advertised. Good, fresh and at a good price point. The service is spot on and the environment is pleasant. We can rely on The Bell to deliver on a night out. They have a good range for kids. An excellent pudding menu and some interesting dishes for mains. Thanks for a lovely evening out with family.

We were in Eckington for a wedding, and the groom was to be found at the Bell, before the church service.

Having recently moved to the area we are trying out the local country pubs, and this place is a gem.