The Bell Inn Langford

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"You could play country pub bingo at The Bell Inn and quickly have a full card. Mounted animal heads? Two. Stone fireplace with Berghaus fleece-wearers sipping pinot noir? Check. Beams? Chunky and plentiful. But your first bite of bone marrow-smeared flatbread tells you that this isn’t your average Cotswolds boozer. Groups celebrate birthdays while next to them a couple celebrates not having to cook with a near-perfect Sunday roast. Outside, it’s more casual, with cyclists stopping by for charred anchovy and caper pizzas and pints. Book ahead because this Langford pub is rightly very popular—with locals and visitors. " - sinead cranna

The Bell Inn, Langford Review - Cotswolds - The Infatuation

"You could play country pub bingo at The Bell Inn and quickly have a full card. Mounted animal heads? Two. Stone fireplace with Berghaus fleece-wearers sipping pinot noir? Check. Beams? Chunky and plentiful. But your first bite of bone marrow-smeared flatbread and one glance at the chic gallery wall tells you that this isn’t your average Cotswolds boozer. Groups celebrate birthdays while next to them a couple celebrates not having to cook with a near-perfect Sunday roast. Outside, with garden table seating, it’s more casual, with cyclists stopping by for seasonal pub classics, charred anchovy and caper pizzas, and pints. Book ahead because this Langford pub is rightly very popular—with locals and visitors alike. video credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna" - Sinéad Cranna

"The Bell Inn’s rustic charm is hard to resist with its cosy bar, impressive inglenook fireplace, stone walls and 16C origins. The appealing menu offers a mix of pub favourites, restaurant style dishes and homemade pizzas, which are brought to the table by a friendly team. Nicely furnished bedrooms complete the picture." - Michelin Inspector

Bell Inn

"16th century pub with rustic charm, offering well-executed pub classics and wood-burning oven pizzas." - The MICHELIN Guide UK Editorial Team

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Edd.g Day

Google

Amazing and inventive food. Be bold and just tapas yourself up! Get a ton of small plates to share and relish the variety, quality of both cooking and ingredients. Great pint of beer too!

Michalis Zodiatis

Google

Sunday lunch at the pub, we did not stay overnight so I cannot rate the rooms. However, the lunch was fantastic - excellent quality dishes, very tasty and such good value for money. Highly recommend the Lamb roast to share between 4 people. We were so surprised by the portion, as it was so big! Very nice wine list with many different labels at different price points. The house wines are pretty decent for a pub. Very cozy atmosphere with the fireplace - ideal for a wintery Sunday.

Kelvin Webb

Google

Lovely country inn with great food. Stayed over in the rooms which are very well done but could do with changing out the winter duvet, it's May! Bit of a Sweaty night!

Louis Ross

Google

Fantastic food, I would recommend going out of your way to visit this pub, but especially if you are passing through the area, and a lovely beer selection if you are staying the night

jdjhiston

Google

Good enough but ... our room was a rather cramped and being approached from a narrow staircase at the back of the restaurant was potentially rather noisy. And there's the matter of falling down the stairs of course! Full board is just a limited breakfast so you pay extra for anything fancy.

Chris Pullinger

Google

Fantastic country pub. Went here for dinner and I had the best fish and chips I’ve ever tasted. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Will definitely visit again.

Aman Rai

Google

Food was lovely and the service was incredible too, visited as a last minute dinner and the server was very accommodating. Lovely little seated area outside also.

Gerry Ball

Google

Quaint Cotswold pub oozing with character. Sunday lunch of roast beef and roast pork ticked the box. Unfortunately the rarebit starter wasnt cooked right with the alcohol in the cheese sauce not being reduced enough giving it heavy alcoholic flavour. Service was generally good but one female server with a long pony tail lowered the standard with abrupt and grumpy service (we thought she may have been a Man U supporter?). Worth a trip, but some improvements required.

The 9 Best Restaurants & Pubs In The Cotswolds

The Bell Inn, Langford Review - Cotswolds - The Infatuation

"You could play country pub bingo at The Bell Inn and quickly have a full card. Mounted animal heads? Two. Stone fireplace with Berghaus fleece-wearers sipping pinot noir? Check. Beams? Chunky and plentiful. But your first bite of bone marrow-smeared flatbread and one glance at the chic gallery wall tells you that this isn’t your average Cotswolds boozer. Groups celebrate birthdays while next to them a couple celebrates not having to cook with a near-perfect Sunday roast. Outside, with garden table seating, it’s more casual, with cyclists stopping by for seasonal pub classics, charred anchovy and caper pizzas, and pints. Book ahead because this Langford pub is rightly very popular—with locals and visitors alike. video credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna photo credit: Sinéad Cranna" - Sinéad Cranna

Bell Inn

"16th century pub with rustic charm, offering well-executed pub classics and wood-burning oven pizzas." - The MICHELIN Guide UK Editorial Team

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