4.4
- 4.2Food
- 4.3Service
- 4.2Ambience
- 4.0Value
Noise • Energetic
GBP 10.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 8 people
GBP 10.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 8 people
GBP 25.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 8 people
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4.4
Noise • Energetic
Anne
Surrey6 reviews
Dined on 6 September 2026
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London1 review
Dined on 5 September 2026
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London7 reviews
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Derbyshire5 reviews
Dined on 4 September 2026
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Louise
London6 reviews
Dined on 29 August 2026
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London42 reviews
Dined on 21 August 2026
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London2 reviews
Dined on 1 August 2026
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London3 reviews
Dined on 17 July 2026
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Julie
Cheshire3 reviews
Dined on 11 July 2026
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Hawaii1 review
Dined on 21 June 2026
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Sunday, The Bells' renowned Sunday roast is a guest favourite, with multiple reviews praising the roast as outstanding, freshly prepared and plentiful.
Portions are generally satisfying, guests frequently praise the Sunday roast as plentiful, and several reviews describe the food as well portioned with excellent quantity.
For the signature experience, visit The Bells for Sunday lunch, the pub’s renowned Sunday roast is frequently praised; for a livelier evening, attend quiz night or the Friday Open Mic.
Yes, guests do bring dogs to The Bells, and staff have been welcoming; one guest even reports the kitchen prepared a small meal for their elderly dog.
The Bells gets busiest for special events, quiz nights, open‑mic evenings and big match viewings, while other visits, including some New Year’s Day and quiet evenings, have been calm and relaxed.
Yes, The Bells offers alfresco dining: guests frequently mention the courtyard, garden and terrace as lovely spots for meals and summer drinks.
The Bells feels like a cosy, traditional village pub, rustic charm, cosy corners and fireside Sunday‑roast seating, with livelier energy during events such as open‑mic and quiz nights.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, smart but not formal, which suits The Bells' village‑pub setting.
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