Bell Farms

Very cute little restaurant right off the main drag in town & near the park. Service was good & quick. Came on a Saturday at 12:45 & there were only two other people having lunch there at the time which was surprising. We started with the homemade pimento cheese dip which was good & smooth served with tortilla chips. Wife had the cobb salad which was huge & she barely made a dent in it. I had the short order brisket noodles served over mashed potato & they were excellent. Father in law had the chicken noodles & mother in law had the chicken salad sandwich on a croissant which was the special.Great place for lunch or dinner I think my in laws will make it a regular stop now.

Let me start by saying the place is nice and clean and the people working there are very nice. My daughter and her husband had to wait on me to arrive; so they gave them a free cup of vegetable soup while they waited. They brought me one too, it was delicious. The portions of food was so large, no one was able to eat all their food. Brian ordered a Cobb salad, he mentioned it was fresh. My daughter ordered a beef brisket and noodle dish. She thought it was good, but not seasoned very well. I ordered a pulled pork dinner, it had a good smoked flavor, but did not seem seasoned other wise. If not for the addition of bbq sauce, it would have been too dry to enjoy. The coleslaw was great and the green beans okay. Overall, the experience was nice. Would I go back? Probably not.

Some of the best brisket in town, served in a quaint, homey atmosphere. If they have it, get peach cobbler! Delicious! Service is quick and friendly.

Loved it here! My family and I held a party here. The food was delicious, wait staff was very caring, and we all had a great time! Thank you so much!I love the vibes this place gives off, I would recommend it to anyone!

We decided to hop in after seeing the great reviews but left wondering where the breakdown in expecting landed. Cute space but eerily quiet. There was no music and every step on the wood floor echoed throughout. Service was friendly and quick but that's where it sadly end on the positive notes. There is 1 bathroom but you have to walk through the service area to get to it. Prices are great but you get what you pay for. My parents and husband ordered iced tea and that is a mystery menu item in itself!! The waitress said it was a special blend...... we noted nutmeg, ginger, maybe cardamom??? Not good. For food we started with the Pimento Cheese Dip which arrived with stale chips so we passed on that. For meals 3 of us opted for the pulled pork which was incredibly dry and bland so we all soaked it in ample BBQ sauce. That was a lot to chew on for sure! My husband got the chicken and noodles. He said it was a bit watery, bland, and sadly there wasn't much chicken to be found. The green beans he said tasted like they were dumped out of the can and sprinkled with ham bits. Overall it was a lackluster experience in a lackluster environment

My wife and I made a Saturday morning road trip to pick up coffee from our favorite roaster who makes the best dark roast I've ever had... but that's a different review (Two Roasting Joes). We decided to find a local restaurant for lunch.Bell Farms sounded good from the online description. We arrived at about 1:00pm and the place was empty... a little unsettling. But they were open and seated us if the front room. This is a converted home right and very charming. The menu had a good variety of options, but I was drawn to the comfort food selections... Beef Briskey and Noodles. It was a tough choice between that and the Chicken and Noodles.Another couple arrived and then a couple more... so we weren't the only people dining in Chillicothe today.Our meals arrived very quickly. The noodles were very think and had to be homemade. The thick beef broth was delicious, and there were small chunks of brisket in the broth. This was the best such meal I remember having (the the chicken and noodles would have had to contend with Grandma's memory). It would have been nice to have some more sizeable chunks of brisket in the broth... but it didn't detract from the meal.The meal came with two sides... I chose baked beans and Cole slaw.. Both were delicious. The drinks and refills were prompt and the service was solid and unpretentious. My wife ordered the salad with smoked chicken and loved it... and took home 2/3 of what was served. You won't go away hungry.This place is a gem and very reasonably priced. Don't miss it.

I don't know why this place isn't packed out every day. This is our must stop when traveling through Chillicothe. You locals are missing out if you're not eating here. The food is great. The service is great. We've never had a bad meal.

Heard alot of buzz about this so my friends & I decided to try. We ordered brisket noodles. It came with mashes potatoes, very salty noodles & minced brisket. No single beef brisket insight in 3 bowls that we had. We want to send it back but the waiter convinced us that the chef will bring a few slices of brisket for us. When it came, it was good. But we all disappointed of the initial experience. We had banana pudding & it was really good. Don't think I'll be hurrying back here anytime soon.

We decided to try Bell Farms based on Yelp reviews. It was a cold, raw December day so a warm meal was needed. From the time we walked in we were greeted warmly, and treated to hot vanilla chai tea, nice broccoli cheddar soup and delicious creamy chicken plate with biscuits. Perfect comfort food! Loved the holiday decorations and historical decor.

This was our first time to visit Bell Farms and we were pleasantly surprised. I had the meat loaf etc. and my wife had a chicken salad sandwich. We both liked our meals and commented on the huge amount of food for each of us.We will be going back.Fred