The Ring O Bells, Wells

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An attractive, stone-built and whitewashed country pub in the centre of this small village. Inside it’s a single room bar with a suitably “olde worlde” charm with exposed stone walls, beams on the ceiling and a carpeted floor to give a cosy ambience rather than reclaimed boards which seem to be the rage everywhere these days. There’s a decent selection of seating with a number of wooden pews as well as tables and chairs.

There’s a large fireplace at one end with a few copper pans hanging up above. At the other end of the pub is a dartboard, and there are also a couple of plasma’s hung in between, which seemed a bit out of place for a cosy old pub. These were showing the football on a recent Saturday afternoon visit.

There are a few outside tables at the front of the pub, and this is a pleasant spot with some colourful rose bushes and plenty of pot plants. There looked to be a decent “pub grub” menu chalked up on a board, and there was also a range of pizza’s on another board which are also available to take away.

Beers on tap were Wadworth’s Horizon, Henry’s IPA and Marston’s Pedigree. Ciders were Blackthorn and Thatcher’s Gold.

On 22^nd May 2011 - rating: 7
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