This ancient coaching inn, dating back to the 13th century, boasts a rich history and stunning architecture. Its half-timbered facade, adorned with wooden beams and white plaster, exudes a warm, rustic charm. The inn's interior features exposed beams, flagstone floors, and roaring log fires, creating a cozy atmosphere perfect for relaxing with a pint of real ale or enjoying a hearty meal.
Lovely friendly staff, large garden. Roast was a delight- particularly the pork belly. The cabbage came in a slice, like a cake with caraway seeds- impressive in both taste and appearance. Unique vegetarian options.
Had a great meal at the George inn after a walk with our group . Landlord Michael and his wife ( I believe) offered a pleasant service. Prices are not the cheapest but the food was excellent. The chef truly knows his stuff . Had the venison and it was excellent.
Went for a meal last Wednesday evening, Michael was very welcoming and friendly. We had drinks by a cosy log fire followed by a delicious meal very impressed.
Why is still coming up on Google when it's closed down. See street view its derelict
If you're looking for a lovely, traditional English pub, look no further! Accessible by footpath, for the walkers. Regular live music/jazz nights serve as a highlight. Highly recommended!
Beautiful pub with very attentive and friendly staff, who really took care of us. Having walked there, the wild bore and 4 bird pies were also the best thing ever
Outdoor seating
Dine-in
Delivery
Takeaway
Live performances
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Alcohol
Beer
Cocktails
Food
Spirits
Wine
Seating
Toilets
Casual
Cosy
Groups
Accepts reservations
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Credit cards
Free of charge street parking
Free parking lot
Dogs allowed
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Lovely friendly staff, large garden. Roast was a delight- particularly the pork belly. The cabbage came in a slice, like a cake with caraway seeds- impressive in both taste and appearance. Unique vegetarian options.
Had a great meal at the George inn after a walk with our group . Landlord Michael and his wife ( I believe) offered a pleasant service. Prices are not the cheapest but the food was excellent. The chef truly knows his stuff . Had the venison and it was excellent.
Went for a meal last Wednesday evening, Michael was very welcoming and friendly. We had drinks by a cosy log fire followed by a delicious meal very impressed.
Why is still coming up on Google when it's closed down. See street view its derelict
If you're looking for a lovely, traditional English pub, look no further! Accessible by footpath, for the walkers. Regular live music/jazz nights serve as a highlight. Highly recommended!
Beautiful pub with very attentive and friendly staff, who really took care of us. Having walked there, the wild bore and 4 bird pies were also the best thing ever
