The Bell - JD Wetherspoon in Wiltshire

NOT dog friendly, sat outside the pub for a quiet drink with our dog to be told no well behaved dogs are allowed in the garden or the front of the pub, so we had to leave.This is hilarious considering some of their 'customers' they allow in the pub and the staff wear body cameras. 🤣Lots of other nicer dog friendly pubs in the area.

Great pub, staff are really nice and the whole team are so helpful and polite.

Good cheap beer and food, with friendly helpful staff. Seating is looking a little tired in places, so hopefully a refurbishment in the near future. Friday and Saturday nights can get a bit boisterous with some of the drunken locals. But with very few other options, they've normally moved on into Salisbury by 21:00 and normally services have resumed.

Nice pub. Really good bar staff, very friendly and excellent service. Cheap drinks (as usual) and a pretty good atmosphere. Very clean toilets too.

I wouldn't give it 1 if I could. It's not busy today but we waited nearly an hour for our food. When it finally arrived 3 sausages were missing which the waitress did know about and said they are on their way. The food however was STONE cold. My daugther hardly touched hers but as we had driven out to amesbury to eat we ate. Apart from the pork part of our dinner it was not cooked. Any chef with a grain of knowledge knows pork has to be fully cooked you do not serve it rare. We working in catering I've been in hospitality all my life and I would never dream of serving what I recieved today. I do run a restaurant currently so I understand the strain on staff right now, cold food, raw pork I won't be returning the free drink because of wait didnt cut the poor food. £35 wasted really.

Excellent traditional English breakfast. Ally you can drink coffee/latte/mocha machine. Although grilled tomatoes and black pudding were extra.

I have to say how insulted and disappointed my family were treated by staff at this establishment. Following my mother's funeral today a few family members and close friends (7 of us) decided to have a couple of drinks and a meal here. We arrived as 7, but just 4 were eating so we each had no more than a couple of pints and then we toasted to my late mother with a whiskey before eating but just as we were looking to order the food, one family member went to the bar to buy me 1/2 a lager (I had just one pint before!) but was told that they would no longer be serving our group! Nobody was loud or drunk and we were no trouble in a fairly quiet pub. It must have been obvious we had come from a funeral as we were all wearing black. I can't defend the response from one family member to this decision although he did try to first reason with the member of staff. When I tried to calmly explain all we wanted to do was order a meal, we were effectively told to leave. I have never felt so insulted in my life and on such a sensitive day too. My 85 year old father could not comprehend the decision. In hindsight we really feel it was prejudice towards one family member who has a broad Liverpool accent. As an Amesbury resident I will never drink here again and will encourage all I know to do the same.

Second time they get wrong the all day brunch in a row (missing egg), but this time I'll keep it just in case. First time they missed an egg and a sausage. Not coming back here.

Not a normal specification of a SpoonsDisjointed seating areas, noisy bar at lunchtime. On this visit no fish on Friday.Sticky hand rails to upstairs toilets, cold water to wash hands. Did not feel relaxed here so this outlet is one l shall not be revisiting

Happen to drive through and stop at this lovely place. Blink you will miss it, we werent local but lovely staff. Order food was quick and presented lovely and fresh no time for picture as was so hungry lol and very attentive to needs. Had a dessert very quick and eaten and very polite staff. Thank you very much. *****