The Bluebell, Henley In Arden - pub details
Address: 93, High St, Henley In Arden, West Midlands, B95 5AT [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 18113)
Henley-in-arden (2 miles), Wootton Wawen (2 miles), Claverdon (3.7 miles)
Pub suggested by WanderingWoman on 13 Dec 2006
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user reviews of the Bluebell, Henley In Arden
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| Is probably the most upmarket place in Henley and can get extremely busy. Attracts a lot of non-locals. Not one for the football brigade (unless some of the locals are going up and down the High Street). There are better pubs in town if you are only concerned with variety and quality of beer. But nowhere better for taking the wife out.. paul_d102 - 23 Jul 2008 17:35 |
| a very comfortable feelt o it. the building certainly has lots of atmosphere and can get very busy especially at weekends. Good Timothy Taylor Landlord and Hook Norton always seem to be on when I have been in. Food looks good and they always look busy with diners. Not the cheapest place in town, but this strategy certainly seems to keep the chavs away. Barstaff are quite easy on the eye, which is always a bonus! sburrows - 21 Jan 2007 13:28 |
| The place has had a bit of a gastropub facelift, but it is still bringing in the locals, and has a very cosy feel - the log fire was blazing away in the corner and we were made to feel very welcome. Along with the usual lagers I noticed that they had Leffe and Hoegaarden on draught. The Timothy Taylor, Black Sheep and Hook Norton were all well kept (I felt compelled to try each of them), and although I didn’t get stuck into the wine they looked to have a neat selection at reasonable prices – the wife was pleased to see what she considered a decent champagne by the glass at £4.50. Food was very good, although not cheap and with a bit of a retro feel – prawn cocktail, Swiss cheese fondue, frogs legs and sherry trifle all made an appearance – we couldn’t fault the quality or the presentation. We’ve been back a couple of times since and the quality has been consistently good. pennywise - 7 Jan 2007 11:42 |
| This pub was taken over a couple of years back... They changed into an upmarket 'bistro' style of pub. I like it but it does get very busy. The food is good quality, but expensive (and yes, the portions are not huge) but there is a nice ambiance about the place now. Some limited outside seating at the back and at the front of the pub. The staff have always been extremely friendly which is a refreshing change. WanderingWoman - 16 Dec 2006 09:30 |
| had a meal there i paid about £7 for ham egg and chips which constited of 2 slics of ham 2 eggs and 9 big cut chips over priced and very small portions you can call it tiny nouvel cusine. my mouthe had a dish of 1one large prawn and a bit of mash and charged £6 don`t bother eating here rip off johnhouse - 9 Mar 2006 17:48 |
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