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Great breakfast cooked by Adam & Abby, good selection of beers too.

No idea on the food front but a pub is a pub in layman's terms. Enough said.

Has been closed for years, it is semi derelict,a great shame as it would be a great place for the village if it would be able to be done up.

Arrived on Thursday for quick bite to eat and was surprised with how beautiful the decor and how friendly the staff especially the one with the beard and curly hair who went out of his way to help us with the menu options Food was lovely and price was perfect too

Superb food and service. What a change from our visit last year. Such a lovely warm, clean venue with fabulous staff and food. Wonderful wine too! Highly recommend. Will return. Thank you

We ordered chip and their Irish curry. The order was spot on as well as the service

The Bell has been doing a deal Mon to Thurs for a couple of months, BOGOF. We would pay full price anyway as very impressed. We have been a few times previously some time ago, but the food here has been amazing recently! Nothing like the bigger chain pubs, clearly chefs not just cooks. Great service and eating area set up as restaurant area, so better than many other pubs. Would deffo recommend to try.

Wonderful home made soup which was vegitable very friendly local run

i’m not surprised that it shut down seriously use to get there at least two times a week but honestly the last 3 times my friend and myself went for lunch around 1-1.30 they said they had no spuds life ? really no spuds ? sure it was a james martain place ? ps there were others shocked on these occasions to

Barmaid was quite unfriendly, it seemed like it was too much trouble to smile. Food was over cooked. Chicken burger, cod and bean burger obviously cooked together for far too long and just tasted of oil. Gammon was tough. Didn’t order pudding as we were put off by the mains!

Just ordered 2 pizzas. The guy made and cooked the first one and put it in the box then made the 2nd which took a further 20mins. When I mentioned this he gave me a smug grin and said he'd make them again, which considering I'd waited nearly 40mins wasn't an option. Meanwhile the guy at the till returned from Tesco, handling coins and returned to collecting food without washing his hands. When I pointed this out he just frowned and grunted at me. Pizzas really weren't great. Very greasy and tough bases. Won't be going back.

Amazing Sunday lunch. The gravy was the best I’ve ever tasted and generous quantity. Lovely deserts too. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. A special mention for Amy who was very efficient. Look forward to returning for pie and chips and hopefully some more of that gravy!

Ordered food through Ubereats and it turned up so cold you couldnt eat it, phone to advice issue as was abused by staff , PS I don’t think they like women, I would never order again fro this place disgusting

Went here on Christmas Day for lunch and the food was excellent you had a choice of starters and main and dessert followed by coffee and mins pies, the servers was excellent and you were not hurried between coarse, the staff where very helpful and could not do enough for you. The drink prices where very, and to top it all there was an open fire which was great. It lived in area would use a lot more one of the best pubs we have been in for sometime.

Felt ripped off. The main meal I ordered was woefully inadequate, more like a large starter than a main course. £17 for one Thai fishcake with one fried egg a very little slither of carrot and a slither of pickled ginger and a handful of pea shoots. A nice Thai inspired salad or some stir fried noodles with it and a dipping sauce would have transformed the dish. Very disappointed.