Ye Olde Six Bells, Traditional restaurant in Hooley, England.
Ye Olde Six Bells is a restaurant in Hooley that occupies a building with exposed wooden beams, period furnishings, and several distinct dining areas. The space flows into an outdoor terrace overlooking the River Mole, with various levels and nooks designed for different types of gatherings.
The building originated as a coaching inn centuries ago and preserves architectural elements from multiple periods of British history. Through careful renovations, the original structure has been maintained while adapting to modern use.
The restaurant follows British dining traditions by serving a full English breakfast on weekends and maintaining an extensive selection of local craft beers. Visitors can experience how regional flavors and contemporary brewing craft come together in the dining experience.
The restaurant opens at midday during weekdays and offers breakfast service on weekends, with evening hours extending into late night. Delivery options are available through multiple platforms, and visitors can expect easy street access and flexible seating for groups of various sizes.
The kitchen prepares triple-cooked chips using a specific method that creates an extra crispy exterior while keeping the interior fluffy and soft. This cooking technique differs from the quick-fry methods used in most other establishments.
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