The Bell at Tanworth

What a great find. Staff excellent, Breakfast great and made to order, evening meal lovely. Room clean and bed comfortable. Couldn't fault this establishment. Would highly recommend and the price paid was so reasonable. Did have a power cut on the Saturday night due to the storm and kitchen had to be shut, did ask if they could rustle up some sandwiches as hadn't eaten since breakfast. Reply was no problem what would you like. So top marks to all concerned

Having lived in this village for 19 years, it is a shame to have to put on a review that is so negative for my local pub. My family of 5 went for a meal on Jan 10th at The Bell, having eaten there on Christmas Day and many years prior, we had high expectations which are usually met. Unfortunately, we got off to a bad start as two members ordered the mussels, which came out almost stone cold (as well as their partnering of fries), and the "fresh bloomer bread" was first of all forgotten, and upon being reminded, the staff brought out cold sliced bread that had clearly come off any old loaf. The "Cheesy Truffle Tiger Fries" were yet another disappointment to two members of our party. The truffle oil was undetectable, and the cheese certainly not melted... apparently they are under the "to share" section of the menue at £8 each... regrettably they do not fulfil this either. Moving on to dessert, two members chose the "Luxury Biscuit Sundae" which sadly lacked in cheesecake pieces and came with a lump of frozen fruit that was inedible (I mean a handful of raspberries frozen together like they were just dug out of the freezer). Upon bringing this to the attention of staff, we were told it was supposed to come like that...even though frozen fruit ice block wasn't in the description. Finally, the tantalising sounding "S'mores Chocolate Brownie" had what appeared to be tinned cherries (not Cherry Compote), no vanilla ice cream and no biscoff crumbs either! Oh and the toasted marshmallows were those mini ones you can buy at the supermarket - sadly instead of toasted they were hard and stale. The staff who served us were lovely and accommodating, these downfalls are that of the Chef. Since this pub has been taken over by the Stonegate group standards have fallen and the menu is NOT an accurate description of what you get but rather false advertising! P.S. two members of my family went for a roast a few weeks ago... their bill was scrapped as their meat came out cold (once they had to pick between two as Chef had run out of the rest) and their vegetables were raw...

Great service from Edwina and the staff. They always make sure that your visit is enjoyable. They are dog friendly and even have a dog menu. If you’re only popping in for a drink there are plenty of dog treats available for your best buddy. Lovely atmosphere and well worth a visit

Hotel-standard rooms in beautiful location with genuine and attentive staff. Excellent breakfast and superb choice on pub menu, including vegetarian options. Edwina and Michael made us feel so welcome.

Saturday night and they moved tables so we could eat together with our dog. Welcoming, lovely table service from Ruby and the kitchen staff Edwina, Izzy, Mike and George served up lovely food, sea bass was my favourite. Pitched in with a jug of Pimms for the ladies, very fruity and minty. The Dessert was a plate full of sharing tastes. Plenty of car park space behind the pub down a side road and attentive service from the young, happy staff.

Saturday night and a family meal, with the dog too! Lovely welcome, moved tables to accommodate us. A Pitcher of Pimms and excellent sea bass pesto made for a great evening. Vegetarian choices and a super plate of desserts. The waitresses were very attentive and pleasant, thanks to Ruby and in the kitchen Edwina, Izzy Mike and George. Parking available on the green and in the car park at the Inn, entrance down the side.