Great atmosphere. Beer was good. Difficult to get to without personal transport - no obvious bus service.

Lovely pub, with real character and a great find on a 50 mile cycle just as we were flagging. Nice garden, and both pub and garden have character.

The pub and restaurant are situated in the small village of chiddingly East Sussex good food and drinks menu plenty of parking and lots of room in the garden area

Such a small bar for such a big pub. Not helped by all the drinkers crowding around it. We couldn't eat inside as it was busy. Our fault for not booking. It was quite a chilly night for outside eating. My husband had steak and...kidney pie and his friend had chicken and leek. They both enjoyed it. I had ham egg and chips, so did the other person with us. I didn't fancy anything on the menu and felt it was done thing I would knock up at home. The service was pleasant but I'm sorry, I won't rush back.More

Stayed at Latchetts campsite, walking distance. Lovely country pub. Very friendly atmosphere. Staff very helpful. Food exceptional. Lots of choice. Good size portions. Would highly recommend

We have been coming to The Bells for 30+ years to see bands, celebrate big birthdays, meet mates, between lockdowns etc Used to come over on the bike and but now by car as have family locally so we have been 3-4 times in recent...months It's about time I said how excellent this pub is...the staff are always cheerful, welcoming, work very hard, pull an excellent pint and the food is reliably freshly made (it looks different every time...no packet meals here). Firm favourite is macca cheese and cannelloni. Often things are not available but never a problem as plenty of tried and trusted choice and specials on the board. Had the ribs this time with salad which they changed as should have been garlic bread ..so good I had to take a photo 😋😋😋. Keep on doing what you do and we will keep coming back to one of the best local pubs in miles.More

A local pub - in a relatively unpopulated rural area - perpetuating good happy friendly rural service for decades. Reliably excellent reasonably priced pub food, well kept beer, good live music (in a very seperate area) and always thoroughly clean despite being an oldy worldy...beamed pub with brick and boarded flooring. Dog friendly and somehow the place attracts the sort of customers who do stuff (vintage car and tractor enthusiasts, dog and horse trainers/breeders, musicians, artists (even Picasso visited once)… If only other pubs could appreciate what makes a good happy pub tick.More

stopped in for lunch last Thursday, we arrived around 12.00 and within 1/2 hour the pub was busy, local beers on tap, i can recommend the Golden tipple from the Long man brewery. The staff were lively and friendly,always a good sign. my father in...law and i both opted for the pork loin on mustard mash {specials board} which was lovely. i am never dissapointed when i visit this pub and look forward to a return visit soon as does my father in law who had never been before {shocking i know}.More

Absolutely gorgeous place to visit, nice garden and a beautiful pub. Definitely will come again . Staff were amazing

Good pub grub, hearty and delicious! Very busy but attentive and friendly staff made the whole experience a real treat. A great selection of well kept beers made for a pleasurable evening.

What a gem of a pub. So quaint. The staff were so friendly and the atmosphere was just what a country pub should be - warm and welcoming. There was a lovely log fire burning which added to the atmosphere. Plenty of outdoor seating when...the sumner arrives. Small car park but ample street parking. There was a good varied menu with a good vegetarian selection. We had the Stilton and walnut pie, which was lovely. The food was fresh and well cooked with very generous portions. Would highly recommend this pub for all, whether family, friends or couples.More

I was very surprised to read the most recent unfavourable review. I chose the Six Bells to hold a wake because it’s close to the Wealden crematorium and sounds lovely. An excellent choice. Friendly, helpful staff, a beautiful room with beams and big wood fire,...a really generous buffet, for which we paid the modest charge of £13 a head. The food was delicious and they catered for specific dietary requirements. It was very cosy and we didn’t feel rushed in any way. Can’t wait to go back in happier circumstances. Thank you, Six BellsMore