The Bell Inn — Restaurant in England

Wow, not usually given to hyperbole but I stumbled upon this place on an infrequent visit to Launceston and was blown away. A grade two listed ,16th century building it has been sensitively restored by the current owners .The atmosphere and ambiance overwhelms the senses and takes one back to the glorious days of "real "pubs. This is Free House devoid of television ,slot machines or juke boxes but full of appreciative and interesting locals plus a large selection of interesting real ales. Dogs are more than welcome . Food consists of pasties and pork pies but that is not what this place is all about. It boasts great live music and historically it is the oldest pub in Launceston. Two log fires will keep you warm in winter and there is a small patio for summer. If you are of a similar mind you...

The best pub in Launceston by a long way. A proper pub - a beer drinkers paradise with several local real ales on offer at any time. No screens, muzak all fruit machines thank God. Just great ale, a friendly welcome and depending on the company a good chat.

My only criticism is that it can be sometimes a little chilly. The landlord needs to light the wood burner more and stoke up the cosy...

Cracking 'real' pub. Went here with my wife for a sandwich and a pint. When we walked in, we were welcomed warmly, the place is spotlessly clean, and, although this is a good proper boozer type pub, we didn't feel out of place at all. Had 2 amazing beers, but no sandwich unfortunately: they had very tasty pasties and port pies, but we went...