The Six Bells Pub Cliffe

Me and sister and respective partners went for a meal out ....it was absolutely lovely food ....best mixed grill I've had ..we all enjoyed our food .Staff seemed so young but very friendly and young lady chef brilliant.remebering Percy and Joan Larkin.

We were a party of 8 and the service was good as was the food. My only concern when the food was served is that some of the meals were served on a flat wooden platter. As my partner is totally blind I was wondering how we would keep her food on its platter. However, when her food (and mine) was served it was on a conventional plate so that problem was avoided.

My family and I frequently go to The Six Bells in Cliffe. My children really enjoy the bouncy castle in the pub's outdoor area. We often have lunch there as well, and the food is consistently delicious, hearty, and in line with traditional pub fare. The prices are very reasonable, and the portions are generous. We wholeheartedly recommend The Six Bells. It is also very family-friendly! View menu

Having been to this pub today for a family meal out on a Sunday I was personally very disappointed not only by the limited menu but by the quality of the food. I had the roast chicken dinner which was a very small breast piece of chicken , a portion of burnt dried out roast potatoes and what looked like shop brought Yorkshire puddings which again were very dry. And served up what I think was a beef gravy ??? Very disappointed I’m afraid and will not go back again. Sorry but it’s just a personal review of only the food.

I visited The Six Bells with my husband, for lunch, after walking part of the Saxon Shore Way. We received a warm, friendly welcome on arrival. The pub has seating in the bar area, where food can be eaten and there is also an informal restaurant section. All very clean, warm and nicely decorated. The menu was varied and reasonably priced. We both had the burgers and they were excellent. Service was very good. We really liked the atmosphere and the pub is well supported by the locals. We will definitely return. We did not stay in the pub so can only comment on the food.

After reading the positive reviews from other customers, we booked a table for our large family and we were not let down. We were greeted warmly by a fellow customer outside and received a friendly welcome from the bar staff once inside the pub. Our orders for food and drinks were taken promptly and we didn't have to wait long before they were served. The food was tasty, hot, and beautifully presented. We will definitely be returning in the new year, perhaps to try one of their breakfast options. The village of Cliffe is fortunate to have a pub, landlord, and staff of this caliber. View menu

Called in here after a long walk on the Hoo peninsula. It’s a pleasant pub and good to see it open again after lockdown. We only wanted a light lunch so chose two items: bread, olives and humus and whitebait which came with a salad garnish and tartar sauce. Both were generous in size and well cooked and served. The Shepherd Neam beer was excellent, but sadly, the only cider available was that awful Bulmers stuff made from concentrated apple juice, sugar and alcohol. I would have expected a Shepherd Neam pub to be able to source Aspall’s cider or other good quality. Service was good and the meals ordered by other customers looked attractive.

We visited this restaurant on June 14, 2023 for a car show. We had been here before and encountered the same issue, but this time I noticed that the full menu was available. When I tried to order, I was told that I could only eat in the restaurant, while my husband and friends had burgers from the BBQ. I wanted to eat with them, so I spoke to a lovely girl in the bar who unfortunately said the kitchen wouldn't make me anything as I am a vegetarian. Despite spending money at the pub, they couldn't accommodate vegetarian options unless I ate in the restaurant while my husband dined with our friends outside. When my friend asked again, we were told that the kitchen was closed. It is disappointi...

We stayed here in December, check in was easy, the room was pleasant enough. We went out for the afternoon and came back to enjoy the pub early evening. The boss was away and whilst i completely understand a little bit of while the cat 's away... the evening was horrendous. We decided, after a fight in the pub area, to call it a night and retreated to our room, i had forgotten to ask what time breakfast was, so went back downstairs and had to interrupt the bar staff who were more interested in their evening than talk to me. We decided we would talk to somebody at breakfast the following morning but the person serving breakfast was run off her feet and we were in a rush so I emailed that even... View menu