Popular pub reopens after refurb with ‘stylish' new look and menu
A POPULAR pub nestled between Stourbridge and Bromsgrove has reopened with a 'stylish' new look and 'tasty' new menu.
The Bell at Belbroughton has reopened after a refurbishment, with the new décor designed with the pub's traditional roots in mind.
The pub's redesign features a range of beautiful, rustic details, such as open ceiling beams and timber framing from the original house, alongside a host of listed features, including an original trough, located in the pub's Rustic Barn.
The main pub also features three new fireplaces, providing guests with a warm and cosy atmosphere during those cool Spring evenings, with the team at The Bell dedicated to creating a 'fresh and exciting social and dining experience in the heart of Worcestershire'.
The Bell will also offer exclusive wedding packages (Image: The Bell at Bellbroughton) Alongside its refurbished look, the new Bell also brings exciting new dishes for customers to enjoy, with an all-new menu, crafted by Head Chef, Ana Marcu.
Inspired by the seasons and the Worcestershire countryside, the new Spring/Summer menu presents a range of delicious food options, including a variety of pub classics with a modern twist.
A variety of exciting small plates are also on offer for guests, with dishes such as Pan-Fried Wild Scallops, Glazed Goat's Cheese Tatin and Chicken Yakiniku Skewers, as well as classic Sunday roasts and a selection of expertly aged steaks.
General Manager, Dom Price, said: 'The Bell has such a rich history, dating back to 1580, and we really wanted to honour that with its new look.
'With our doors now open, we're ready and excited to welcome and 'wow' our guests – both with the new décor and a delicious new food and drink offering.'
He added: 'The new menu looks and tastes incredible, showcasing the best flavours Worcestershire has to offer.
The team are excited to welcome customers through the doors, new and returning (Image: The Bell at Bellbroughton) 'Adding this to our new look, the new Bell creates a fresh, warm, and friendly atmosphere – and we're incredibly excited to share that with new and returning customers alike.'
The Bell will also offer exclusive wedding packages, offering everything from a charming private dining experience, a stunning al fresco reception, or a beautifully decorated space for the ceremony.
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