The Bell Hotel - JD Wetherspoon

I do like the ham and mushroom pizza as it happens to taste extremely exquisite. The boneless basket was also very tasty but the amount of chips was quite small - I seemed to be missing just one singular small chip which would have made it a 5 star. Overall good food but small portions. PS. Nice lime

Found myself in the bell inn whilst my boyfriend went to football- this was a nice pub for a weatherspoons! After sitting downstairs in the small bar area it was nice to see the pub upstairs opens out to a big space with lots of tables and chairs- very friendly staff and quick service. You can not get a better location of the city centre! For food I had the steak and ale pudding which was delicious and cheap- £11.23 with a glass of wine- perfect hahaha Very nice to watch the world go by for 2 hours and not break into Your overdraft x

I love this place, I try to avoid busy times as it can get packed. I always visit around 10 am and get their small fry up for a fiver. Unlimited coffee and tea too. Friendly environment, easy to order and has an outdoor seating area

Review of Dinner Experience I had a wonderful evening thanks to my sister treating me to a classic Chicken Korma curry accompanied by fragrant basmati Pilau rice, soft Naan bread, and crispy Poppadoms. The meal was flavorful and comforting, hitting all the right notes. For dessert, we enjoyed a traditional Apple Crumble that was the perfect sweet finish. All this came at a very reasonable price of just around £16, offering great value for a satisfying meal. The pub itself impressed me with a high staff-to-customer ratio, which meant the service was attentive and prompt throughout the evening. An added convenience was the nearby Castle Quarter Car Park, just a short walk away, making parking hassle-free. Overall, a delightful dining experience I would happily repeat! .

Located in the heart of Norwich city centre, this pub is very popular both at weekends and on weekdays. The front garden is always busy, but there’s plenty of space inside across two floors. We had some classic pub grub: battered shrimp and cured ham – both were delicious. The beers were distinctly British, which is exactly what we came for. The staff were friendly, and the service was efficient. The only downside was the appallingly dirty floor near the entrance, scattered with rubbish – and this was already at six o’clock.One of the girls at the next table was laughing hysterically at everything she or her companions said – and she didn’t tire of it for about two hours. But obviously, that’s not the pub’s fault.

I ordered a jacket potato with a salad, the jacket potato arrived tiny, the size of a desert, (twice smaller than usual) then I had to ask for a new one at the counter and after a long wait finally received the new one which was tiny again after which I went to the counter and spoke to the manager but they couldn't do anything about that. I expected a meal to fill me up not just feel like I ate a pack of crisps as a snack 😐. I would have expected the manager to gave me a refund in this situation, but it was not offered. Other food and drinks were nice tho.

This was a grand pub for drinking, with wooden banisters and linings around glass making for a pretty design! Counter is well kept and staff were friendly, lighting has a good number of different lamps too. I had a Corona Extra, sitting comfortable at one of the smaller seats here!

This was my 450th different Wetherspoons pub and it didn't disappoint. A wonderful historical hotel that's been carefully restored with a good selection of information about the local history on the walls. The usual great value for money guest ales for 1.99 on a Monday.