The Bell, Standerwick - pub details
Address: Rudge Road, Standerwick, Frome, Somerset, BA11 2PT [map] [gmap]
Tel: 01373 830413
Dilton Marsh (2.3 miles), Westbury (2.7 miles), Frome (3.3 miles)
Brewery: Hall and Woodhouse
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
- Outside seating, Children allowed, Credit cards accepted, Car park, Disabled toilet
Pub suggested by paola on 22 Sep 2006
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Kicking Donkey, Brokerswood (1.0 miles), Foresters Arms, Beckington (1.4 miles), Woolpack Inn, Beckington (1.4 miles), Prince Of Wales, Dilton Marsh (1.5 miles), Bell, Rode (1.8 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Bell, Standerwick
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| A very pleasant pub, they keep a decent pint of Fursty Ferret. The Sunday lunch carvery could be more generous with its meat portions, but there's plenty of veg. Recommended as a lunch stop - I've never done an evening there, so go by others' comments. themillbrooker - 26 Oct 2007 08:08 |
| We took the kids here for dinner on a weekday, and the staff were genuinely friendly. Beer good, but pricey. Food was good. Definitely worth a visit. mleonard - 9 Jul 2007 23:07 |
| I would rate this pub 10/10! There’s disabled access to both the pub and patio area and the pub itself is completely non-smoking! There is a large car park which is perfect for coach parties and functions and it is close to both Longleat and Brokerswood! There is plenty of choice on their menu's, including a good selection for vegetarians. The menu has also been adapted for gluten-free diets! What more could you want? Each time I have been to this pub, I have always received a warm and friendly welcome. I would definitely recommend this venue for families. There is a good size garden for children to just let loose! I am told that the garden is in the process of being altered and will soon have the addition of a purpose built play house and sandpit - perfect for the summer!!! flossy_flo - 14 Feb 2007 20:21 |
| I went to this pub last night with a friend and we had a wonderful evening. The atmosphere was so friendly, the surroundings were warm and cosy with a stunning fireplace filled with candles. The young lady, and gentleman who waited on our table were incredibly polite, friendly and curteous and last but no means least the food was EXCELLENT! i had the chicken with cheese and bacon on a bed of stir fried veg - gorgeous! My friend had the chicken fajitas which came out sizzling, in fact another diner was so impressed she cam over to our table to see what it was! We then shared a dessert which the description on the menu didn't do justice - it was described as a chocolate mouse on a biscuit base with icing - but it has to be seen (and tasted!) to be believed! The drinks prices were reasonalble and i would recommend this pub to anyone. We will definatly be going back as there are many other dishes on the menu we wanted to try!! 10 out of 10! foodie146 - 31 Dec 2006 15:43 |
| I stopped at The Bell on my back back to London after a Christening nearby. The food was divine, I had the fish pie and it was delicious...I've been told by my friends who live locally that the Sunday carvery is superb and I wouldn't hesitate to stop by if I was in the area again..... other great point is that its non smoking, 5*...... Leah - 15 Dec 2006 10:04 |
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