The Bell Inn, Market Harborough

Attractive village pub, set behind the front beer garden on the slope up from the street. Partly opened-out inside to leave an elongated bar and dining area to the left of the entrance and a slightly lower lounge on the right-hand side. Langton's Inclined Plane (£4.90), Landlord, Sharp's Sea Fury and Rosie's Pig cider being served from the four handpumps.

Facebook page of The Bell Inn - www.facebook.com

Facebook page of The Bell Inn - www.facebook.com

Official site of The Bell Inn - thebelleastlangton.co.uk

Official site of The Bell Inn - thebelleastlangton.co.uk

The Bell Inn is a decent looking pub that is set slightly above road level,there is a decent sized garden to the front of the pub which has got picnic tables on it. Once inside there was a smallish room to the right which had tables laid out for diners,the larger room is to the left and the bar is in this room,this room is quite long and had a beamed ceiling and was carpeted giving the room a cosy feel to it,most of the tables in here were laid out for diners and there were only two tables close to the entrance that were for drinkers plus a few bar stools,by ten past 12 there were a few drinkers in who then had to crowd around the bar because there was no where else to have a drink. There were four real ales on the bar i had a drink of Langton Caudle and this was a nice drink,the other beers were McMullens cask ale,London Pride and GK Abbot. This was a nice looking pub inside and out that was let down by the lack of tables for normal drinkers. Pub visited 10/3/2012