The Bell, Bredhurst - pub details
Address: The Street, Bredhurst, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 3JY [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 6907) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Rainham - Kent (3.1 miles), Bearsted (4.1 miles), Gillingham - Kent (4.3 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
- Outside seating
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> Current user rating: 7.0/10 (rated by 16 users)
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user reviews of the Bell, Bredhurst
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| Popped in here for a Sunday Roast. Pleasant enough pub, although table numbers on the tables instills a sense of commercialism to the place. Beer was fine. The roast was served quickly and the roast beef was huge so no complaints on that. A generally nice pub but should be careful to stay clear of comercialisation or risk losing touch with the village pub type which I truly enjoy Buster_M - 30 Oct 2012 13:14 |
| Some what over rated. The food is not that brill and seems very dark and dismal. Great for kids due to the play area. lushlou - 30 Oct 2009 15:18 |
| Deceiving in size & not far from the M2 Medway services if you take the service road. A decent choice of ales, but unfortunately not well kept. (I had to change my 1st pint). I found the food ok and reasonably priced. Large beer garden with a good play area for kids. Huge car park too. I feel this pub could do so much better though. realalechav - 16 Jul 2009 23:00 |
Lovely surroundings, fantastic south facing beer garden, with a play area. Unfortunately the catering was too a very low standard. to be honest the worst food I have actually tasted from warmed up bar food... I had a good time until the bar staff approached the table. they were incredibly inexperience. it was very much like a family run pub, who had their caravans out the back. Which in this case very true life I have never been treated or addressed in such a inappropriate and offences manor. I am truly disappointed by the service I have received, and now have learnt from my experience and will listen to the advise given by previous attendees. eddie2007 - 4 May 2009 23:54 |
| Somewhat isolated, The Bell is a village local attracting a variety of differing types � from hungry families, to the younger football crowd. Until a recent midweek evening visit, I hadn�t been in here for over a couple of years and being the eager type, have being looking forward to adding some additional comments to my - lets face it - previous minimalistic effort. Most - unless within walking distance - drive here, so the first sight you�ll encounter is the rather anonymous - though be it - accommodating gravelled �beer garden� � complete with a lovely view of the parked cars. The entrance nearest to here, leads into the establishments main extension. With the usual rubber-stamped fittings, a pubs-by-numbers approach is fairly evident, though it is comfortable enough. There are ample dining facilities and a plasma screen to keep the lads and children amused. Walk through here and you�ll lead yourself to the original bar. Tidy and more traditional - though worked on over the years, obviously - this is the favoured spot for yours truly - and by looking around - seemingly where those of a more mature fraternity like to congregate. Amongst the usual kegs is pleasingly, a selection of ales: Spitfire, Courage Best, Directors and one from Chatham�s Nelson Brewery. The condition was excellent and prices are average for the area. The staff encountered were attentive enough and the background music was not overly intrusive. I like it quite a lot here and won�t be leaving it another two years! HTM69 - 15 Oct 2008 23:17 |
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