The Eight Bells Public House

The Eight Bells Public House is a pub located in Long Crendon, in the Aylesbury Vale district of Buckinghamshire, England. A traditional English pub, it belongs to the United Kingdom's licensed hospitality trade, serving drinks and the usual pub fare to local residents and visitors. Its name follows the common English pub tradition of naming establishments after bells, an image often associated with churches and bell-ringing. The pub's website is eightbellspub.com. The available evidence does not provide detailed information on its founding date, ownership, or history, so this entry should be regarded as a basic identification record of the local establishment.

The Eight Bells Public House is recorded as a pub in Long Crendon, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom. No further historical details—such as founding date, former names, ownership changes, or architectural history—are provided in the available evidence. The pub's name, "The Eight Bells," is a traditional English pub name, likely referencing church bells, a common motif in British pub naming. The venue maintains a web presence at eightbellspub.com. Because the evidence is limited to its location and identity as a public house, the history section remains brief and further research would be needed to expand it.

Local traditional public house serving the Long Crendon community.

Product categories. Beer · Ale · Lager · Spirits · Wine · Pub food

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