The Bell Inn, Whitchurch

Quick Facts

➖ Venue type: Traditional 15th-century timber-framed pub
➖ Building: Historic Listed Building with exposed timberwork
➖ Features: Pool table, dart board and charity library
➖ Outside space: Small secluded patio
➖ Additional feature: Electric car charging point
➖ Food: Main and snack menus previously listed; confirm availability

Venue Blurb

Dating from the 15th century, this Listed Building retains plenty of period character. Half-timbered construction and exposed beams create a distinctive backdrop for local live music and relaxed evenings. Look closely at the timberwork and there is even a wooden nail to spot.

Conversation and local stories have traditionally shaped the atmosphere across the Bell’s two bars. Meanwhile, a separate upper area off the lounge offers a quieter setting. Its exposed beams provide additional character and space for clubs, societies and meetings.

Elsewhere, visitors can find a pool table and dart board, alongside a small library which raises money for charity. Seafaring memorabilia adds another individual touch to the interior. In addition, a small secluded patio provides outside space away from the bars.

The Bell also has an electric car charging point.

Above all, the Bell represents the type of traditional community pub where grassroots live music feels at home!

More live music listed on www.berkshireartistree.co.uk