The Bell Inn Langford
Inn · Langford ·
16th century inn with pizzas, pub classics, and fine dining
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The Bell Inn, Langford GL7 3LF, United Kingdom Get directions
16th century inn with pizzas, pub classics, and fine dining
The Bell Inn, Langford GL7 3LF, United Kingdom Get directions
"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 with near-perfect Sunday roasts and outside, cyclists stop by for charred anchovy pizzas and pints. Book ahead, this Langford pub is rightly very popular." - sinead cranna
"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 Pause Unmute" - 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
"With its 16th century origins, this rustic charmer is hard to resist, with stone floors, exposed beams and an impressive inglenook fireplace that make it look like something straight out of a Country Living magazine. The good value menu is a roll-call of well-executed pubby classics that follow the seasons, and the flat breads and pizzas are cooked in a wood-burning oven; bedrooms are furnished to a high standard." - The MICHELIN Guide UK Editorial Team
"This remotely set inn dates from the 16C and its rustic charm is hard to resist with stone floors, exposed beams and an impressive inglenook fireplace. The seasonal menu is a roll call of the classics and there’s a wood-burning oven for pizzas and flatbreads too. Dishes have distinct, honest flavours and it’s clear that the chef knows his fish from his faggots. Pleasingly furnished bedrooms are housed in a series of outbuildings." - The MICHELIN Guide UK Editorial Team
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