The Blue Bell Inn, Cocking

Hving driven past this pub for many years, observed several metomorphoses but never called in, my wife and I decided to stop for some lunch yesterday. A lovely ambience inside and a warm welcome from the hosts. A superb lunch which showed obvious classic training, beautifully presented without being ostentatious. Perhaps the lightest tempura I have ever seen, and the home made rolls were pretty good too! Although I am not a beer drinker, I had a couple of glasses of TEA which in the words of the host, were 'pleasant on the palate'. Competitively priced, they deserve every success - I shall return and I recommend any others to try The Blubell at Cocking. Bernie Stevens. 23. 10. 10.

23 Oct 2010 16:13

White Horse, Chorleywood

Being part disabled I don't visit pubs that often. However, I called here recently for something to eat and waas allowed to bring my two black labs (and my wife!) in with me.

I'm not a beer drinker, whisky is my tipple, so cannot comment on the beers though there was a large variety available. The food was super and moderately priced, the atmosphere was second to none - due to a well trained team led by a pleasant professional lady called Karen. Though I don't live in the area, I will certainly call again en passant and would commend the White Horse to anybody. This is what an English pub should be like.

4 Jul 2010 12:39