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Great stop off point in our healthy walk... Don't look at the treat we indulged in....

As always, a really delicious lunch of warm scotch eggs (with runny yolks - yum!) and salad accompanied by a generous pot of tea and followed by a chocolate filled doughnut - absolutely gorgeous.The food here is always lovely and so beautifully made and presented. The quiches are a particular favourite of mine and a slice of one of the large homemade cakes to follow is a real treat.Lovely food, lovely service. Thank you.

I popped in first thing in the morning, ordered a bacon sandwich and cappuccino. Both were superb! The granary bread was really fresh,lots of bacon and plenty of sauce on the side for me to put on! The coffee also was great! The cakes on display all looked amazing feel like I must return to try a slice, although think it would take me a while to decide as all looked so tempting!

Friendly, clean and tidy. Served quickly, plenty of space inside and out. Sausage baps were hot and tasty as were the drinks tea/latte - you could eat/drink in or takeaway - great position within the park, plenty of free parking - wheelchair, child and dog friendly.

Found this cafe whilst visiting the farm shop, looked little and cosey from the outside. After taking a while to order as staff were very flustered with the 2 customers we went into the tent set up to sit down. Not a single clean table in sight, most people table hoping to find the cleanest one. We ordered burger of the day and received a clearly frozen chicken patty that had never seen a chicken, soggy salad and about 8 crisps which took 20 mins to arrive. Thank you to the member of staff who acknowledged the wait by advising the food needed to be “cooked from fresh” I don’t think this was intended misinformation. The mocha had been made with instant coffee with some chocolate powder stirred in. The food filled a hole but was not wonderful at all. Would not come back.

A lovely warm and welcoming pub/restaurant. We have been coming here, for our annual family's Christmas get together, for the last 4 years. The service has always been great and the food delicious. Lilly W was fantastic today, serving us with a smile, and tending to our needs. Thank you Lilly.

I had not been in the Bell since a Black tie New Year’s Eve party in 1970, when it boasted the finest wine cellar in Europe, owned by Gerard Manley Harris. Today’s Bell is somewhat tired by comparison, but the fire in the lounge was welcoming. This was an overnight stay to attend a 100th birthday party four miles away. The bedroom was fine, well appointed and an excellent shower. At breakfast I ordered Eggs Royale, which came with ham and not salmon, but I was in a rush, so I did nothing about it.