The Bell Inn, Moreton-In-Marsh

The Bell was the busiest of all the pubs we visited in Gloucestershire on Saturday. It was also the pub with the best cask ale selection. However, the interior is nothing to write home about. There are a couple of different sections inside, but many had spilled outdoors to a courtyard at the rear. Inside there are pictures of local Cotswold landmarks on the walls. There were plenty of staff on hand behind the bar. Although, there was still a short wait to be served. Luckily, bar staff were serving people in order. The 3 regular cask ales here are Prescott Hill Climb, Purity Ubu & Timothy Taylor Landlord. Guest beers were Shakespeare The Bard's Best & North Cotswold Tumbling Jack. I chose the Tumbling Jack, which was in good condition and was my favourite beer of the day. I missed the CAMRA discount too! Maybe the sign advertising it is now fully hidden behind a floral display, as per the previous review! For beer choice and quality, this was easily the best pub of the day in Gloucestershire. However for atmosphere, it is lacking. Still clearly a very popular pub though and worthy of a visit.