The Blue Bell Stoke Ferry in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

We booked a table for Sunday at 4 30pm to which we arrived, shown a table handed a menu to which we order 2 roast beef meals, about 5 minutes later the waiter came back to say sorry sold out but do have a special board, on it was one thing on it, I order the only thing which was the liver, again after 5 minutes she came back to say sorry sold out I than asked what could she offer and Ham egg and chips??? At this point we left to go to a near by restaurant and got what we wonted and was a lot cheaper. This is not the first time we have tried to use a local restaurant, with out successful out come. There may not be a third time?

Stayed at a holiday let in Stoke Ferry (River Cottage, also recommended) and asked our hosts where to go for a beer and some good food. We were pointed towards the Blue Bell and we were not disappointed. We ended up eating dinner Friday and Saturday evening and had Sunday roast lunch there as well! The food, ambience and quality of the staff at the pub is a real breath of fresh air. Locals were also very welcoming. And it is not expensive. Sometimes reviews on here are a bit OTT but I stand by this. Pay a visit and enjoy yourselves. It's lovely.

This is a really lovely little community pub with great food. The new menu looks good too. Had the ham hock today. It was really tender and very tasty. Nice friendly staff too.

I visited the bluebell for Sunday lunch with my wife and a friend of mine. The food was very nice and the staff very attentive, I believe my visit represented good value for money and I wouldn’t hesitate to return to this Pub/Restaurant. The pub itself is a little basic in decor and choice of bitters but, overall a pleasant place to be with a good atmosphere. Worth a visit.

We were booked into the Bluebell Pub for Mother’s Day Sunday roast and I can honestly say that the roast was fantastic. The staff were very friendly and very enthusiastic about the community run public house, which goes to show with the warm welcome and the hospitality that we received. They offer a good range of drinks and local ales that went down really well. All the produce is fresh from local suppliers that help maintain a very good menu. It’s very rare now days to go into a pub when you feel part of the family or community but this pub has it all. Keep our local pubs running with your support. Don’t miss out on this gem 💎 I would suggest booking ahead to make sure you can get in. By the way it’s dog friendly.

They had such a wonderful variety of options, either there usual winter menu or the chirtsmas menu which was 2/3 courses and had to be pre ordered, will definitely visit again, such wondful staff and volunteers.

Back again! Worth it just for the pud. Nice to see a little village pub serve food where obvious care is taken.

After being turned away from a pub near Oxburgh Hall (the kitchen was too busy although we could only see 3 tables being used) the waitress recommended we try The Blue Bell. What a brilliant recommendation! The pub itself was nicely decorated and the staff very friendly. The menu was small but had a good variety of food. Meals were cooked freshly to order, and very generous. We saw notices to say it was a community pub, the village is very lucky to have such a great place.

This small country pub has recently changed and extended its menu. It still offers traditional pub grub but also has a selection of sharing/small plates that are really tasty and very good value. The food was all cooked to order, nicely presented and tasted great. We tried the bao buns which were delicious, as were the nachos. There is indoor and outdoor seating.