Came to Dublin for a few days. Hadn't been to the Bell in years and seeing we are staying nearby we went for food. Got to the door and saw a sign asking for masks to be put on before entering (a good sign). Got...to our table, the pub was busy but all the tables were properly spaced apart. Lounge staff arrived to take drinks order but wouldn't take food order, and wasn't wearing a mask. Then I noticed that nobody was, I understand there is no need while sitting down but people were walking to and from entrance's and toilets and I saw only 1 member of staff were a mask briefly. To cut a long story short, the food was nice, I'd go back but only after there is a proven vaccine for Covid19 because in my opinion the staff didn't abide by safety guidelines.More

Living locally I have visited The Bell numerous times since it opened. When I moved here in 1978 there was another pub on the site, Davey& Phelan. The Bell is a lovely spot for a drink and my wife and myself often go to The...Bell for a drink, our last visit was in late February. I believe it’s very good for food too. Currently just the off licence is open.More

The Sunday carvery is the best one in Dublin.The food is excellent and varied and the desserts are great. Staff are superb and Charlie the chef is a great character. I'll be a regular.

mouth watering delicious chicken in barbeque sauce and a delicious beef burger,cannot recommend enough

I have gone there with my husband and 5 year old kid for dinner. Food was average, but liked the kids dessert - chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream. Service was Damm slow because there was only one person for taking orders and delivery the...food. Fish n chips was nice n crisp. Wings were ok. Need more sauce n little dry. Chicken sizzler was basically blant no salt. Pizza was for kid which was ok. I guess you can go there to eat particular food like fish n chips. I suggest them to have atleast 2 servers. The only server was so busy that even she forgot to give us dessert menu which is I guess a separate one because I didn't see any desert option in main menu. So I didn't order my own dessert, just tasted my kids dessertMore

Popped in here with my dad and niece on way home from funeral. Lovely staff, good menu, generous portions, creamy Guinness and not too expensive All good

This pub is an iconic part of Blanchardstown previously called Davey and Phelans On entrance it gives a very bright and spacious appearance and on ordering a drink as I did you are taken by how friendly the staff are:they are super friendly As mentioned...this pub is iconic and the service ensures that it will remain so!More