Bell Inn, Wylye in Wiltshire

First time for Sunday lunch. Pleasant staff and lovely old building. Limited to mainly Sunday lunch menu. Good variety of vegetables but found Yorkshire pudding a bit tough. I couldn't taste the garlic on the chicken. Although staff were nice service was slow and tables were only half cleared aft a time. We only had 2 courses and coffee and were in there for at least 3.5 hours.

Easy to get to from the A303. Plenty of parking. Drinks sensible price; well kept local beers and the rhubarb cider went down very well.Butchers pie was truly delicious, packed full of beef and venison in a rich gravy. Best pub pie I've had in years.Desert platter - yum,yum,yum: crème brulé and orange chocolate torte served with two balls of ice-cream of your choice from their menu. The fig and honey ice-cream was amazing, the torte was rich and really chocolatey, the crème brulé light with a great crispy sugar crust.

Perfect place to stop for lunch just off the A303. Great little pub but setup for food and coffee too. I can find nothing to say other than I will come back again.

Darcy who runs it is a wonderful person and her team. Great menu that starts at a good price. As soon as you walk in the door you feel at home. Open fire crackles during the winter. Worth every moment of spending there. Lovely food, great detail to presentation. Great selection of drinks. A great place to drop off and eat, rest and enjoy.

Such a warm welcome in this traditional village pub/restaurant. Great service and delicious food. Extensive menu to suit all tastes. Will definitely return to sample a Sunday lunch. Excellent well done to the owners and their staff. An excellent evening out.

Great pub and open all day apart from Tuesday. Nice big log fire, good beer and pleasant staff. Dog friendly and quiet when I go there late afternoon. Old fashioned but comfortable. One of the best.

Having just had dinner on Valentine's Day (on their Valentine's menu @ £70.- per person for 3 courses) I feel I have to say a thank you. The place wasn't packed, probably because it fell on a Monday night - but was still cosy and welcoming, with that lovely smell of a wood burning stove. The chap behind the bar was, how shall I say, jaunty - verging on cocky, but maybe he was earning money to get him thru' a uni. fashion course (pay attention to the trousers module). The food was excellent; a proper duck rillettes with good sour dough bread for me followed by lashings of rich boeuf bourginnion and, guess what, well made HOME cooked food instead of something micro.'d from a packet. Delicious. And thank you to our 'hostess' who must have wanted to tidy up - but not for one minute made us feel obliged to leave when the pub emptied. By the way, had a quick mooch around and they've got a cute little back garden/terrace. I bet it's PACKED in Summer - and it deserves to be!

Beautiful old village pub serving a huge variety of excellent food, I have never seen such a varied menu. All the staff went above and beyond in their care and attention to us, even bring a bowl of water for our dog. Very rare to find somewhere without fault but The Bell if faultless. Just wish we lived closer!

A wonderful find in a lovely village setting. Excellent choice of freshly prepared food with a dedicated full menu for gluten free, vegan etc. As a coeliac it was lovely to have such a wide selection to choose from, even highlighting a selection of beers and ciders which were suitable for coeliacs. Friendly, helpful staff. Will definitely make a point of going back.

Lovely Pub, First time their tonight. Selection of beers on draught and Rhubarb Cider !. Food menu is comprehensive Freshly Made food and no doubt local . Car park is at the left side of the building seating inside & at the Front and tea gardens at the back . Our thanks too the Staff for a lovely Meal after a day at the Tank Museum stay safe ...( Too not be disappointed book table ).