The Fellowship Inn

This hall is a bit of a hidden gem at the moment so I'm tempted not to leave a review, incase it gets as popular as it deserves to be! From nice clean modern toilets to free local parking, it's an ideal venue. The stage was particularly useful for the children's birthday party I organised, but I'd almost definitely be hosting my next adult event there too. Our event was not catered by the venue, but I've eaten at the pub before. Communications can be a little slow, but otherwise great experience.

I had the pleasure of hosting my daughter's 6th birthday party at this pub/cinema, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. The lady behind the bar went above and beyond to ensure that everything went smoothly. Her attention to detail, friendly demeanor, and willingness to accommodate our requests made the day truly special. The venue itself was perfect for the occasion, providing a comfortable and enjoyable space for both the kids and adults. The combination of the pub and cinema allowed us to have a great time with food, drinks, and entertainment all in one place. I would highly recommend this place for any event, and I'm truly grateful to the staff for making my daughter's birthday a memorable one.

So lucky to have this place in our neighborhood. The food is excellent, especially the Korean fried cauliflower, the beer is brilliant and I love that they're partnered with one of my favourite London breweries Anspach & Hobday to make a unique beer for the Bellingham Boxer Henry Cooper. I haven't attended a movie there yet but I'm looking forward to!

This place used to be a charming dump but has been beautifully restored with the help of a lottery grant (I think). Decent beer, decent food, pictured is a Coopers Ale, which was lovely, light and caramel tasting, named after Henry Cooper who used to train above the pub. The Fellowship is a strange place, the clientele; lower to upper working class (I included myself as this) mainly from the huge council estate behind the pub, yet most of the staff appear to be ambiguous pronoun owners, an unlikely combination but everyone seems to get on. A relatively quiet place well worth a visit.

Hired the cinema for a kids party today. They watched a film then used the big screen for gaming. Also had use of an adjacent cafe area where they had a meal from the kids menu with ice cream and drinks. Staff were friendly and really helpful setting up and making sure we had everything we needed. Would 100% recommend

Lovely local. Look out for entertainment nights, have some good drinks and reasonably priced pub grub. Visited again for Sunday roast lunch. Food was sumptuous very tasty and very filling. Friendly helpful staff. Football game was on and our party pay of six had a relaxing time. Only small criticism was the roasties we’re not crisp and the vegetarian nut roast was good but no other choice on the menu. We’ll be back for good family friendly, couple friendly, single person friendly, dog friendly, welcoming vibes.

The Fellowship has reopened end of September 2022 with a new management, new menu and new attitude! I love it! Friendly environment and nice atmosphere!! Tried the Sunday roast (beef and vegan options) and it was tasty and generous portion with good prices! I strongly recommend everyone to give them a try!