Railway Bell - Menu

Thank you for fulfilling my request for a vegan burger, also known as the salad sandwich. It was delicious and greatly appreciated!

Came here for the tw band, small pub staff were friendly, band were very good,usual pub prices.close to station the pub was busy got served quite quick.

Pub grub at its very best, the rib eye steak was to die for! The outside dining area is large, well covered and away from any busy roads. The staff are cheerful and efficient nothing is too much trouble.

The Sunday roast at this restaurant was fantastic - delicious, generous portions of fresh vegetables and crispy roast potatoes. The garden was lovely, and the staff, including the owners, were incredibly helpful and friendly. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed, and the food was great value for money with a good selection to choose from.

This pub is often underrated, but it truly is the best in the area. Especially if you're looking for a great pint of Guinness! The beer is high quality and reasonably priced, with a charming outdoor seating area and cozy interior. The staff is incredibly hardworking and exceptionally friendly. The atmosphere is welcoming and local, making it a fantastic spot to visit with no issues.

Called at about midday on Wednesday, place was pleasantly almost empty. Two nice bars which look to have been refurbished. Pleasant barman, clean toilets. We had a seafood sandwich, a club sandwich and some onion rings with soft drinks. Nice freshly made sandwiches and lovely home made onion rings, much better than the frozen variety. Pleasant background music. Good value, we hope to return.

We regularly come here for an evening drink and although the beer and the cider are good, for the prices they charge the pub is shabby and unkempt. Came in on a Sunday evening and we were the only customers except one other guy and the floor was littered with straws and beer mats, and there were used tissues on the seats of the adjacent tables and the floor was sticky and the place generally grubby. It was as though no one had cleaned up after lunch. The barman was busy chatting to a woman around the corner and wasn’t that chatty to us. It’s a shame as this place used to be a lively place with a bit of atmosphere.

We visited on a Sunday and opted for the Sunday roast at £11.95, it was very good value indeed. The broccoli was steamed perfectly, the carrots were flavourful, the roasties were massive and well cooked. The yorkie wasn’t bad either. But I never thought I’d say this... the cabbage was superb! The roast beef was plentiful and well sliced clearly cooked properly. One of our party had an allergy and they were happy to accommodate it with preparing an alternative gravy. The place is not going to blow your socks off but if you want to go and support a nicely local pub that is probably struggling during tier 2 times and represents very good value for money, with friendly and adaptable service, hea...

An old style pub with low ceilings, a proper bar, with a good selection of Ales and modern beers. Simple tables in one bar and more fancy ones in the larger bar. Still has some old charm about it, even though they have decorated it. NO gamble machines, or loud music. It was busy but not over busy, the food was pub like but good, with all food freshly made to order and proper good. Its is not classy or a place for cuddly romantic couples, but good honest stuff. The staff were good, the large Irish landlord was fun and knowledgeable, the barmaid was also fun and helpful, polite, and hard working. The toilets are fine but not big but then neither is the pub. There is some outside seating as wel...