The Blue Bell Inn, Callow End

A warm, welcoming country pub in Callow End offering homemade local food, scenic beer garden views, and a friendly atmosphere.

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The Blue Bell Inn is a charming country pub located in Callow End, Worcester. Known for its warm welcome, locally sourced homemade food, and scenic beer garden, it offers a relaxed atmosphere with views over the surrounding countryside. Open daily from noon to 11 pm, it’s a popular spot for hearty meals, drinks, and friendly service in a picturesque rural setting.

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35 Upton Rd, Worcester, Callow End, WR2 4TY, GB
+441905830261
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Duration: 1 to 3 hours
Budget
Outdoor
Mobile reception: 4 out of 5

Monday 12 pm-11 pm
Tuesday 12 pm-11 pm
Wednesday 12 pm-11 pm
Thursday 12 pm-11 pm
Friday 12 pm-11 pm
Saturday 12 pm-11 pm
Sunday 12 pm-11 pm

Local tips

Visit during warmer months to fully enjoy the spacious beer garden and countryside views.
Try the homemade roast dinner, a local favorite known for its quality and value.
Bring your dog along as the pub is dog-friendly and welcomes pets warmly.
Arrive early on weekends to secure seating, especially in the beer garden.

Getting There

Bus

Take the local bus service from Worcester city center to Callow End, which typically takes 20 to 30 minutes. Buses run approximately every hour during the day. From the bus stop, the pub is a 10-minute walk along Upton Road. Tickets cost around £3 to £5 one way.
Car

Driving from Worcester city center to The Blue Bell Inn takes about 15 minutes via the A449 and Upton Road. Ample free parking is available on site. Note that rural roads may be narrow, so drive cautiously.
Taxi

A taxi ride from Worcester city center to The Blue Bell Inn usually takes 15 minutes and costs approximately £15 to £20. This option is convenient for groups or late visits when public transport is less frequent.

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A Welcoming Country Pub with Local Charm

The Blue Bell Inn sits nestled in the tranquil village of Callow End, just outside Worcester. This traditional English pub is renowned for its warm and friendly atmosphere, making visitors feel instantly at home. The staff are known for their hospitality, contributing to the pub’s reputation as a welcoming community hub where locals and travelers alike gather to enjoy good company.

Locally Sourced, Homemade Fare

The culinary offerings at The Blue Bell emphasize quality and locality. The menu features homemade dishes prepared with ingredients sourced within a five-mile radius, ensuring freshness and supporting local producers. From classic pub grub to daily specials, the food is hearty and well-regarded, with particular praise for their roast dinners and value for money.

Scenic Surroundings and Spacious Beer Garden

One of the pub’s highlights is its large beer garden, perfect for enjoying a drink in fine weather while taking in the peaceful views of the Worcestershire countryside. The outdoor space adds a relaxing dimension to the visit, allowing guests to unwind amid nature’s calm and beauty.

Dog-Friendly and Accessible Amenities

The Blue Bell welcomes dogs, making it a great choice for pet owners seeking a friendly spot to dine and socialize. Ample parking is available, and the pub’s layout is conducive to casual, comfortable visits whether dropping in for a quick drink or a leisurely meal.

Operating Hours and Atmosphere

Open every day from 12 pm to 11 pm, The Blue Bell provides a consistent and reliable option for dining and socializing throughout the week. Its ambiance combines rustic charm with a casual, relaxed vibe, appealing to a broad audience from families to solo travelers.

Community and Location Significance

Situated on Upton Road in Callow End, The Blue Bell Inn serves as a local landmark within this small village setting. It embodies the essence of a traditional English pub, blending culinary quality, friendly service, and a scenic environment that reflects the character of rural Worcestershire.

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The Blue Bell Inn, Callow End

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Discover more about Blue Bell

A Welcoming Country Pub with Local Charm

Locally Sourced, Homemade Fare

Scenic Surroundings and Spacious Beer Garden

Dog-Friendly and Accessible Amenities

Operating Hours and Atmosphere

Community and Location Significance

Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

The Bee Shelter, Hartpury

World Walks (inc. Cotswold Journeys, British & Irish Walks)

Cotswold Journeys

The Hare and the Minotaur

The Neptune Fountain

Cleeve Hill

Gustav Holst Statue & Planets Fountain

Montpellier Gardens

National Trust - Snowshill Manor and Garden

Over Bridge

Belas Knap Long Barrow

Broadway Tower

St Oswald's Priory

Gloucestershire Revealed

King's Board

Unmissable attractions to see

Shop At the Top

Ketch Viewpoint

Chapter Meadows

Museum of Royal Worcester

The Commandery

Edgar Tower

Fort Royal Park

Sir Edward Elgar

Tudor House Museum

St Andrews Spire (Glover's Needle)

National Trust - Greyfriars House and Garden

Spin The Black Circle

Discover History Walking Tours

The Shambles, Worcester

Crowngate Shopping Centre

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