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The Bell Inn, Aldworth

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The Bell Inn in Aldworth is a quintessential local pub that combines traditional charm with modern comforts. Tucked away in a picturesque setting, it welcomes guests with its friendly locals and inviting atmosphere. Known for its tasty beers and delicious sandwiches, this pub is perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed gathering with friends. Dog-friendly and accommodating to families, The Bell Inn ensures everyone feels at home while enjoying the cozy interior or the lovely outdoor seating area. Experience the warmth and hospitality that make it a beloved spot for locals.

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Alan Marsden

5 Google Rating

What is there not to like about this place.

5/ 5

What is there not to like about this place.

James Davey

5 Google Rating

A remarkable pub. Has won many pub of the year awards and you can see why. Food very basic - a wide

5/ 5

A remarkable pub. Has won many pub of the year awards and you can see why. Food very basic - a wide variety of different filled rolls - but very tasty. Beer excellent. Dark Mild was extremely tasty and bitter excellent. Small, ancient interior and spacious beer garden in beautiful surroundings. Gents toilets might be described as... antique. Overall the sort of unspoiled gem that attracts people from miles around.

Emily Bosley

5 Google Rating

The Bell is always a fantastic visit: simple, good food and a great pint, with a games cupboard and

5/ 5

The Bell is always a fantastic visit: simple, good food and a great pint, with a games cupboard and a wood burner to boot. PS I think they were taking card by mid December - they certainly had a machine that I could see.

Simon Mills

5 Google Rating

A proper pub. Good atmosphere in the garden, especially when there is live music.

5/ 5

A proper pub. Good atmosphere in the garden, especially when there is live music.

John (JP)

5 Google Rating

Nice food and friendly service. Attended classic car show, which was cool

5/ 5

Nice food and friendly service. Attended classic car show, which was cool

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