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Deep in the heart
of the Warwickshire countryside, The Bell Inn is an outstanding
17th century inn, complete with exposed beams, flagstone floors,
oak furniture, open fireplaces…and a warm welcome.
The
Bell Inn has been providing refreshment for over 300 years. According
to local history, William Shakespeare was on his way back to
Stratford in the rain after meeting Drayton and Ben Johnson for
a drink at The Bell in Welford, when he contracted fatal pneumonia!
Luckily the roads are somewhat better these days, and we can
always arrange a taxi for you to get home.
When Colin and Teresa moved to The Bell in 1996, their aim was
to provide quality food, together with outstanding service,
while also offering customers a really good pint if that’s
all they wanted…and this is exactly what they’ve
done!
The awards The Bell Inn is constantly winning are testament in
themselves, as is the fact that customers keep on coming back again,
and again, and again. |
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