The George and Dragon in West Oxfordshire

Great fish finger sandwich and lovely bar staff. Discovered I’d lost my wedding ring a couple of hours after leaving the pub, we went back to check if I’d dropped it there…and the member of staff was amazing and put rubber gloves on and went through the bin in the loos and found it!! What a super star - I’m so grateful! We will definitely return - thank you so much!

Visited today with my partner and her Mum, for a Birthday treat. We all went for a roast, including nut roast, beef and chicken (mine). I can honestly say it’s the best roast I’ve had in ages. Delicious, every bite of it. The vegetables had a lovely garlic taste to them, potatoes were perfect, big yorkie, chicken so tender and gravy to die for. Service was very good too. Very kind people who work there. We will be back and spreading the word of your delicious roasts. Thank you!!!

We visited for my Mum’s Birthday and everything was excellent. The staff were so friendly and inviting and made sure we were looked after the whole time during our visit. The food did not disappoint and was amazing - very filling (although we did have room for desserts). As it is one of our local pubs, we have visited in the past before and again everything was excellent. Thank you very much The George and Dragon!

We had a lovely birthday lunch here to celebrate my wife’s birthday. We had a sharer baked Camembert with garlic bread to begin, then separate meals for mains. They were all delicious, and the portions huge.

Stopped in on our way from the station to home. Lovely bar meal, good choice on menu, and good beer!

We should have turned around and came straight out. All the clues were there; 2 customers in the bar, 6 in the restaurant. This was 7 o'clock on a Saturday evening. Nobody to greet us, freezing cold throughout but we stuck it out thinking it can't be that bad. Unfortunately it didn't get any better. The locals have obviously wisened up to it as only another four arrived in the time that we were there (til about 9). To be fair the food was ok, albeit overpriced for the venue. But if you want to make a success of a venue it needs to be welcoming and warm. If there had been even a simple wood-burning fire with a few spiced woodchips thrown in it would have made a world of difference. As it was we had to get our coats from the car for the entire duration of the meal. We couldn't help but note the coffee machine behind the bar with a towel thrown over it that seemed to say "we're closing down". So, freezing cold and unwelcoming. We won't go back again.

I was staying near here In a bed & breakfast and was recommended to here by the owners. The food was quite superb. I went for a bit of a strange dish, duck chilli fries which was one of the best and most tastiest meals I have had in a long time. Really nice pub, plenty of seating indoors and out. Girl behind the bar was chatty and friendly. A really enjoyable visit.

If you want to be charged £16+ for a very average dinner this is your choice here. Immediately perturbed by the fact we are directed to order via the app instead of the perfectly capable human in front of me. You save 5% but that still doesn’t make it appealing. I do wonder how the elderly will get on with such a hurdle. Waited ages for our food. It turned up and looked impressive. We had orders extra potatoes so I couldn’t tell you how many we would have got had we not paid extra. Well the gravy was lukewarm, at this point I was so hungry I couldn’t be bothered to not eat what was presented in front of me. The flavourless cauliflower cheese was freezing cold half way down. Disgusting. The nut roast is like all the leftover veg scrimped together with a disc of goats cheese on top, obviously frozen. Yorkshire cold. Saturated in fat. Rubbery, chewy beef was served despite asking for it rare. Veg horrible, (must be frozen) I have never tasted green beans like it. Didn’t bother to eat. It’s an insult in high summer to serve me frozen green beans. The potatoes, well, being vegetarian I could survive solely on these. Alas NOT frozen ones deep fried. So all in all a very big let down. Such a shame we didn’t try elsewhere. I was told that it couldn’t be refunded as I had eaten half of it. I hadn’t and refused to take that as the managers response. It was half full on a Sunday lunchtime which I interpreted as a good sign. Oh so wrong. Like I say I don’t review everywhere I go, but this lunch was shocking.

My first visit for many years to this restaurant on the main road through Long Hanborough. Very friendly attentive staff. I sat in the older more informal bar part with exposed beams I chose Duck Fries, which was chips mixed in with duck, spring onions, chillies and sauce. Large portion but a bit messy. Would certainly return

We tried to visit on a Friday and was told the kitchen was closed at 9 even though the website says food served until 9.30. The staff were quite blunt and said kitchen was closed. We then returned Saturday and ordered food which took over an hour to come. However when the food came it was nice. We had burger, chicken melt and chicken gyros. It's a shame our experience wasn't very good as the food was nice and the pub looked nice.

Having visited Blenheim then just looking for some where to eat we came across the George & Dragon, lovely food & so friendly & helpful staff ,Thank you keep going you will get there 🎉👍👍

We were driving around trying to find somehwere to eat and come across this venue, due to the way the service worked we were able to get a table outside which for us having 2 dogs was very helpful. The staff explained what to do, where things were etc. The food was very good, value for money and a nice ambience.

Stopped ahead of the Blenheim Winter trail and it was relatively quiet at the pub. The food menu is accessible both in print and also through a qr code that you can then use on your phone. Orders are taken via the website/phone whilst at the table and for those without the ability, you can still order the old fashioned way. Drinks arrived promptly and we had the dirty santa burger which was very filling. Atmosphere was nice and calm, though we did eat around 5.30pm on Saturday ahead of our time slot. Recommended for a nice short dinner out.

Had a nice lunchtime catch up with a friend, good food, good wine and what I really appreciated was your attention to COVID details. You have really made an effort to ensure distancing and we felt really comfortable and will definitely come back.

I visited this restaurant about 2 years ago and enjoyed fish and chips, so we stopped here again today and ordered the same. Unfortunately it was not as good as my last visit. We both like crispy batter, but this was a bit soggy. We paid extra for peas (I asked for mushy, but got garden peas!). I expected to pay less than the advertised portion price of £15, as the Government have reduced VAT from 20% to 5%, but the full price was charged. The bar service was very good and Covid19 guidelines were clearly marked and adhered too.

Treated my mum and nephew along with my children to a nice lunch, lovely set up considering eveything on. However not only did we question the bill another table had when they tried to charge £6 for a jug of cordial with water and half ice cubes. Of which when questioned was informed she had put more squash in, So it was double the strength. The waitress never asked or gave a choice of wines for my mother so just assumed that a glass of wine at over £10 would be acceptable. I was never asked whether a pint or a half of my drink. And then when we questioned this, the waitress took an alternative attitude towards us. Not sure what has happened as the lovely french lady who was there when we have been before has always been so welcoming.

Wow, in 12 months how the portions have become measly. Pies might be made of puff pastry (probably to make the tiny offerings look bigger). But it’s used to hide the pittance of chips, & Spoonful of peas. No more gravy boat either. Ordered extra green beans, they were cooked to death, and also a tiny portion. Nothing compared to the old nights. Won’t come again. The taste of the food was average.

17th century pub, called in on the off chance for a table, we got one, had two beef roasts, absolutely lovely, didn't leave a crumb, good value for money and friendly service quick and efficient, if we are in the area again we will definitely go again

I've paid a visit a few times with the family as I prefer to support local businesses and avoid fast food chains. The pub is traditional and welcoming, service could be improved by a little more care taken to research meal specs (ordered my vegan option, asked if I wanted prawns with it :/ ???). Service was ok, on two occasions my food was tepid and disappointingly tasteless - other servings were hot. I will give it another go, if only to see if there are a couple more adventurous and flavoursome vegan options on offer before introducing friends along.

Went for dinner one evening and had not been here for a few years. Decor etc. was exactly as remembered but not the rest. Menu was OK, fairly limited compared to what it used to be and compared to other pubs. Food was good as was service. However, not sure will rush back.

A year ago today we lost a dear family member so we decided to book here for 10 of us for a family meal as today was going to be very difficult.What can I say the food was OK the service was diabolical 1 girls attitude completely ruined our evening she needs to learn some manners in dealing with people and certainly should not be working with customers. We certainly will never return.

Whilst meeting up with friends we decided to 'drop in' to the George and Dragon at Long Hanborough. The pub was really well 'dressed' for Christmas and had a lovely ambiance. The staff were very welcoming and we all thoroughly enjoyed our food. In particular we could recommend the fish and chips ... delicious. We sat comfortably after the meal without any pressure and the staff wished us all well when we left several hours later. Well done the staff of the George and Dragon ... and of course a Merry Christmas.

Came here for a bite with a friend, I had the burger it was juicy and cooked well, my friend had the steak it was cooked well a little thin for me but we had a lovely time and the gin selection is amazing.

My sister and I have visited a few times in the last few months as it has been ‘en route’ but we won’t return. The menu has changed and is limited. We both decided on beer battered fish and chips... first taste of the fish was lovely, light batter and fine flakey fish, but then came the aftertaste of garlic! The fish had obviously been fried in dirty used oil. The frozen chips tasted like they had been reheated, definitely not fresh. We would have made our points known at the time if someone had approached us and asked if everything was okay with our meal but they didn’t (if they had we could have also requested napkins... there were none in our bucket of cutlery). Upon our departure we looked over to say goodbye but were stopped in our tracks when the female server glanced up briefly, then continued her conversation and totally ignored us! Not a chance we will go back.

Called the pub late this afternoon to book a table for tonight. The whole experience was excellent. The staff are friendly but professional , the food was excellent . Full of flavour and freshly cooked. I would go back for another visit if in the area.A nice clean pub.

Called here for a bit of lunch. Sat in the restaurant. Service was a bit slow but the food was really good.

We have been meaning to dine here for some time and at last we made it.

Lovely Sunday dinner. I had pork loin dinner and my husband had the steak and ale pie. Both very nice. Only downside was the pub was very cold even sat by the fire.

Haven’t been here for quite a while but always pass when it’s advertising pie night on a Thursday, meant to go but didn’t get there.

We booked to come here for dinner as we were staying just down the road. The menu looked lovely so we thought we would give it a try. Hubby and I had mushrooms in a Parmesan and cream sauce to start whilst our 12 year old opted for garlic prawns and chorizo all were lovely and we were very happy with. All was going great until the mains arrived. I opted for the steak and ale pie with chips not mash. It arrived with mash. But this was quickly rectified. Hubby opted for scampi and chips and it was a good size. My son chose the “Atomic Cow burger” the waiter said it was a little spicy but good. Our son doesn’t mind spicy so thought he would give it a go. It arrived and was huge! There was a massive burger with chorizo, lots of chips and a small pot of sauce and here lies the problem. I dipped a chip in the pot of sauce and it BLEW my head off!! Initially thought that as this was for a child the chef put the sauce on the side but oh boy I was so wrong it was all over the burger! The sauce was so hot that it made it inedible! I had to dismantle the burger and scrape off what I could for him whilst my son ran to the toilets crying to wash his lips. I also had to ask for some more chorizo to replace the bits covered in sauce. At no point when we ordered were we warned that this hot sauce was completely unsuitable for a child (and no warning on the menu) and he spent most of his time from then on drinking water and holding back the tears. Maybe we were naive when ordering the “Atomic Cow” but the waiter knew it was for a 12 year old and SHOULD have warned us against it! For 4 days after my sons lips were very sore!! I repeat that a warning should be written on the menu and verbally given at time of ordering.

I rang to book a table and got one, when we arrived we had to wait for a group of people at the desk to stop talking, before we got a “Hello “ and then one said your table is over there pointing to a table.

A bit higher end for pub food, but good options and flavor. Very tasty gluten-free fish and chips! Quiet village location, nice old building.

Modern pub with good food, nice garden and a game I have never seen before "Aunt Sally". Friendly staff.

I went there for lunch on Thursday afternoon with my friend for the first time,

We were visiting Bladon and the normal place to eat was closed Monday. Nice selection of food in a great looking place. Great staff.

My wife and I visited here with my son his wife and two children for Sunday lunch. My son and I chose the roast beef, £16.45 so not cheap. It came out with 3 small roast potatoes 2 small slices of meat 3 pieces of tender steam broccoli and a Yorkshire pudding. The broccoli wasn’t Al dented it was just plan hard !

George and dragon, wij hadden hier zo langs gereden als we de tip niet hadden gehad.

I have some medical dietary requirements and so explained this and asked the staff member at the bar what the vegetables were with Sunday roast. She told me and I asked if I could have only the cabbage but could the chef please cook it very well so it was soft. She agreed to do this.

We have the most delicious meal here on a busy bank holiday. The food was fresh and tasty. The service was excellent. Resonably priced. I want to go back.

When I last visited/reviewed (in 2013!) I gave this place an average 3 out of 5 scoring. This time around the food was excellent. I had the Skinny Bird, which was full of flavour and good sized portion. We were all really impressed with our meals. The only negative things I could say was, I found the menu a tad limited and that the service was a bit slow on the Saturday when we visited - a few times we had to call the waitress. Still well worth a visit though.

Went here for my dad’s birthday, food is great and portion sizes just right. Most extensive gluten free menu I have even come across too. Lots of parking and good beer.

Been meaning to visit for a while. Attractive place to sit and have an enjoyable meal, food was very good. I had the crispy duck leg which was excellent my wife had the ribs which she enjoyed.

Our favourite eating local, easy parking and access for wheelchairs. Bar, dining room or al fresco. Friendly atmosphere and staff, Always an interest menu. Generous portions. Vegetarian and vegan. Well kept ales. Varied gin and wine selection. What more do you want? Sadly on this occasion not 5 stars, the steaks were not hot. Shame. The rest of the dishes were excellent as usual - just a blip.

A quick visit for Sunday Lunch. When we arrived we were shown into the conservatory area which we found to be extremely cold. Our Sunday roast was alright apart from the vegetables which were with the well cooked pork. The buttered greens were a choice of cabbages. This is fine unless you don't eat cabbage.

Visited with family in December 2018. Beautiful building with great atmosphere. The Sunday roast was absolutely beautiful, drinks were very reasonable and service was excellent. Staff very friendly. We'll be back. 5 stars!

28 members of the Witney Rotary Club (2 very late bookers) went to lunch here. The service was excellent. The food exactly as ordered. All delivered with a smile and all hot and good quality. The Guinness was great and considering the clientele, no complaints were heard. We could not have asked for better service An annual outing, we will be back next year.

Although the restaurant was very busy, we had our meal in the bar and both the service and food were excellent. Well done.

Was really looking forward to a ‘Christmas dinner’ and couldn’t have been more disappointed. The service from the waitress was fine however the food was awful ! Turkey was very nice and that was it ! Potatoes certainly didn’t appear to have been cooked today, the cooking of vegetables varied enormously with the carrots being very hard. Yorkshire puddings were huge offerings of tasteless over cooked batter. The cooking of the Pigs in blankets varied, one was fine, another was clearly undercooked and the replacement ? Jury is out on that because it was hot but not sure if it was cooked through, it wasn’t eaten ! We will not be going back to this overpriced restaurant again. The 2 stars are for the staff NOT the food !

Sunday lunch. We love to go out for Sunday lunch and being local decided to try our vey local pub which we’d had a bad experience in a year before.

Maybe it was our fault for choosing a Monday night - chef's night off - and we should have expected a tough steak pie and fish which had not been drained after leaving the fryer. But nothing excuses being asked to pay more when we asked for more than the thimble-full of mushy peas which accompanied our meals, or being told we could have only a medium or a large glass of wine to round off the meal. They don't 'do' small glasses.

My husband and I had a late lunch at George and the Dragon one Sunday afternoon. We had crab cakes and prawns for starters which were very nice. We then had the trout which was a special of the day and a steak pie. The food was very fresh and very nice. We shared an apple and raspberry crumble for dessert and also had coffees and paid £52 which I thought was very reasonable for the quality. Would highly recommend.

Lovely oldy worldy restaurant with pub attached. Good food and fabulous portion sizes. Would recommend the spicy wing sand chilli dish.

Normally go out for Sunday lunch and as one of our local places was full we thought we would try the George and Dragon which is only 5 mins away m- hadn't been for about 5 years due to reports we had heard!

A lovely little pub the food was delicious, my husband had a pie it was huge and plenty of meat. The staff were very attentive. Would definitely go back

A great place to visit for traditional Sunday lunch or a pub grub evening meal. Good quality food, friendly staff and a great atmosphere. Good food great value.

Excellent pub, nice relaxed atmosphere, very nice food and we were well looked after by the staff. We visited 2 nights in a row.

Called in on the Of chance.Early evening party of four of us.Nice polite staff.Plenty of parking.Had smaller persons meal very generous meal.Three of us had .Classic pub menu.Very contented.

Just visited George & Dragon. 2 of the meals were the Plaice from the Specials Board. Unfortunately both pieces of fish were poor quality accompanied by over and undercooked lemongrass & fennel. Majority of meals were uneaten! Weren't even asked if the meals were OK! Commented to waiter our disappointment but apart from his apology there was no effort to offer any form of compensation as it was more than evident the majority of the 2 fish meals were uneaten. Did the waiter inform the Chef? How can establishments improve their standards if they don't pay heed to their customers!!!

Hard to review this establishment-whilst waiting for the food I read previously published reviews. I wasn’t sure what to expect. Have agree with previous reviews as to the decor-it is somewhat oppressive in the dark green walls and ceilings, not very cheerful. Service was ok, waiters knowledge of wine not good, but demeanour was ok. The menu was very basic all of the bought in pub grub was there, a couple of specials. She had the Mackerel fillets with samphire, fish ok, although small portion for the price point and the samphire was rather woody. I opted for the burger. It was ok, had better, and also had worse.

It was wonderful to see a village pub with more than one vegan option (and not just salad!!). We loved the chocolate torte for dessert. Will definitely be returning!

We were told if you visit the UK you simply must have a Sunday roast. So we ordered a roast lamb shoulder and a roast beef for lunch here. Quick service, tender meat, nice veggies and Yorkshire pudding thingy in it....(as we are in yorkshire I guess). Great olde worlde atmosphere in the pub. With people playing board games and just chatting and passing the time. (Admin please delete pic of people or muffle faces as they were snapped)

Lieu très agréable. Bonne cuisine de pub à prix doux. Le service est aimable et les plats typiques et bien réalisés. A noter les Pies à 10£ le jeudi.

Nous avons diner deux soirs de suite dans ce Pub

Don't be put off my the title of the review. This is a well liked pub but It is what it is and isn't creating anything new or inviting. Great opportunity in centre hanborough with Londoners about to flood in through the new houses and this pub could take full advantage - in a good way not a bad way. Don't get me wrong Londoners will think the food os quaint but it wont last long, They expect constant evolution and excitement and high end quality.. that is why soho farmhouse exists.. Time to step up to the plate

We haven't visited this pub in a few years but my husband booked it for dinner yesterday evening for my birthday. The menu was very uninspiring and the decor (shrek green including all the woodwork & radiators) left a lot to be desired. It had no atmosphere and the bar area had tables with dirty plates on. We ordered a very basic meal fish & chips, & scampi & chips. The fish was priced at 15.75 inc mushy peas. We were expecting a nice plate of fresh golden haddock & triple cooked chips for that price but oh no instead it was frozen chips the sort you find in Iceland & the fish was below average again looked the frozen variety. I sent my scampi back as just full of oil on cutting in to. This pub needs to wake up to what people expect these days especially when they are charging the same as I have paid in some Gastro pubs. We wont be going back & we wont be recommending it to others either. If you are a fan of the deep fat fryer then this is definitely the place for you.

Good food at mostly reasonable prices. BUT, if you are serving Erdinger weissbier then you should teach your staff how to pour it correctly to achieve maximum flavour. When informed of the correct way the staff were reluctant to accept it, stating “that’s the way we have been taught”. So after recommending this beer to my family they were disappointed with the flavour. Also fish,chips and mushy peas too expensive for a pub meal.

We visited on a Wednesday on which there was a Tapas night with 3 for 2 on offer. The food was very nice, good quality and value for money. We had 6 of the Tapas dishes and all were very nice especially their famous scotch egg!. We also had desserts and these were also very nice. Service was friendly and quick.

Sunday roasts totally recommend, Nice pub friendly welcome had our food in garden, looked great for kids and four legged friends will definitely be returning here as want to try more! 😊

Staying at Eynsham hall we called for evening meal at George & Dragon.

Very friendly pub. Easy to park. Made up sandwich for my husband that wasn’t on menu -no problem. Decor looked a bit tired.

We stopped at this pub as we were staying near by. My husband had fish and chips and I had the ravioli. My husband's portion was great, mine was very disappointing. I had about 6/8 pieces. More like a starter! As this was in the specials menu I did expect more. I'm not a huge eater to be fair but this didn't fill me. Shame as it tasted good and for £11.95 you'd would expect to be full.

Just visited the George & Dragon in Hanborough for a Friday lunch with my wife. She has the chicken & bacon ciabatta and I had the fish finger roll. Both were delicious. Would definitely recommend a visit

Had a good evening meal here in this cosy pub. Service friendly but arrival of main courses a bit slow. The dining room was quite busy even though it was a Monday night. Plenty of parking. Fish dishes from the daily specials very good and...

Evening meal with my wife, son and daughter-in-law. We all had a good evening in a relaxed atmosphere. Staff were great, the food was OK (good but not great).

Well; a chunk of coley in soggy, under seasoned batter. Chips obviously bought in (McCains or similar I guess?) were also under cooked and served on greaseproof paper . That was £13. Mushy peas were an add on (£2) in a tiny ramekin which I suspect was also supermarket bought and would have cost a few pence . I fully appreciate that restaurants have profit margins to maintain but this is not acceptable.

Stopped here after visiting Blenheim Palace on 2nd January. Had a choice of soups followed by a selection of filled rolls Was all very nice and relaxed in pleasant surroundings.

An unscheduled stop here.....husband was actually trying to remember a pub from years back (which appears to have closed) but stopped here and had a really nice lunch.

There was a group of almost 30 of us for lunch after a walk round Blenheim. We preordered of course, but the service was prompt and efficient. There is a largish area towards the back of the pub where we could all sit together. The "skinny bird" was an imaginative main course, although quite spicy! Again the main problem we had was the level of noise (except when we were all eating) as there was very little in the way of soft furnishings to dampen the noise.

After being hesitant to sit down for a meal here due to previous management, O decided to have dinner at The George and Dragon.

Lovely evening arrived unexpected and was welcomed very friendly staff, nice warm friendly environment,food was amazing. Returning for News Years Eve dinner as it’s such a lovely menu.

I came here for an early evening meal and a catch up with a friend. The pub was very nice and the staff were able to accommodate us without booking. The menu like lots of pubs nowadays gives you a wide choice but its largely uninspiring or maybe that' me because I eat out regularly. We both opted for the warm Feta salad. The food was OK but nothing more. The after dinner coffee on the other hand was quite weak and mainly tasted of warm milk. The staff were very pleasant but like a lot of other places they always choose to ask hoe the meal is just as you put a fork full of food into my mouth. having said all that I probably will be back again to try something else on the menu.

As a large party of friends/colleagues, we’ve had our Christmas meal here two years in a row and they have been great.

We were a group of 16 for lunch on a Saturday. The service was great, attentive but not too fussy. We had 8 kids to feed too and they staff took it all in their stride. The food was great. The pies were fantastic.

I ate here with family in early November. I had the sausage kebab with chip shop curry as a starter. Sounds bizarre but it was good and substantial if you are hungry. I then ate their steak pie chips mushy peas and gravy. This was EXCELLENT. My family all had various mains which went down well. I have there fish and chips here on a Friday in th past and that is first class. This is not cheap food but it is a solid safe place to eat.

We visited the George and Dragon on several evenings the food was good and reasonably priced although more expensive may have seemed expensive. The menu is not extensive but adequate and the food is well presented. The service was good the staff were welcoming and friendly. It is a lovely traditional pub and reasonably busy but we were able to get a table without booking. I had a beef and ale pie for £15.00 it was good, fish and chips about £13 we shared a pudding most are £6 we had cheesecake. In the bar area there were children perfectly lovely but noisy. In the restaurant area only adults.

We ended up here after a recommendation from the Churchill Court Hotel where we were staying. The meal was very very nice, service excellent.. Would recommend for cosy meal for 2 or group/ family meal. Loved the fact that we weren't rushed to move on after we had finished the meal. All very pleasant.

Sunday Lunch at The George and Dragon after visiting Blenheim Palace. Very convenient and we pre-booked.Very friendly place with a light and airy restaurant. Menu was varied and represented great value. Staff were polite and efficient.Totally recommend.

Had a very nice meal in this quaint pub/restaurant. Food was first class and it was service with a smile, although a little expensive.

Enjoyed a delicious Vegan Chilli at the George and Dragon in Long Hanborough. Beautifully presented and professionally served.

I have visited the George many times with my friend who lives in the village. Last night, we sat in the bar area and the man serving us was very polite. He quickly cleared a table for us and took our order. We both had a starter, buffalo wings and the Halloumi chips. The wings were ok. Definitely not buffalo wings with the traditional buffalo sauce but still tasty. The Halloumi chips were yum with the tomato chutney! We both had a burger, my friend choosing a gluten free bun. The burgers are always delicious and they arrived piping hot. The guy serving us was very attentive and brought us more cutlery and some wipes for our finger too!As a side note, there were two ladies on the table next to us. One of them was incredibly rude to the man serving us, complaining about her pie being "too herby" and saying they had been waiting for ages for someone to come over. (I think when you choose to sit in the bar area, you should know it is more relaxed and not prompt table service even though the service we received was fine!) Anyway, he was very polite and courteous to her even when she declared her meal was "absolutely disgusting" and to take it off the bill. I have eaten the pies at The George and they are delicious! We made sure to say VERY LOUDLY how good our meal was. We will most certainly be back!

We visited after a long country walk. Staff were lovely and friendly, and great with dog. Food was a cut above what you'd expect .. Halloumi salad very tasty and ace fish and chips with fresh ling as a sustainable cod alternative, crispy batter and lovely fresh flaky fish. Great!

This was our second visit in as many months and we were again very impressed.Thankfully I'd booked a table for Sunday lunchtime as many came in afterwards and were turned away. Our table was in the bar area which has a bit of "proper country pub" atmosphere. They've got an excellent range of drinks including some real ales, continental larger and good wine.Our food was excellent overall and everyone we met that worked there had a smile on their face and were all very helpful. The food portions aren't massive, so you might want to order some side dishes if you are a big eater, but having said that it's not cheap either. Most of the mains are in the £12-£15+ bracket and most desserts are at £6-£7. I had a meal off the specials board (Confit duck leg) which was worth the £14 price tag, but my daughters burger - at the same price - was not. Perhaps £10, maybe!You'll have a lovely time if you go here, and we'll go again for sure.Keep doing what you are doing George and Dragon, but watch those prices : ) Any higher, or lesser quality/service, and we might go elsewhere....

We chose the Cheddar and cauliflower soup which sounded delicious but tasted like potato soup, had very little taste and when we mentioned to the waitress that we couldn't taste any cheese she just said 'oh dear' and walked off. I chose from the specials board a Red pepper, potato and cheese tart with skinny fries and rocket leaves. When it arrived the puff pastry tart was very very small and was accompanied by a pile of rocket leaves and halved cherry tomatoes. I managed to get the waitress's attention and asked where the fries were, she said 'it doesn't come with any' and picked up the specials board and put it in front of me. I then pointed out to her that yes it does say with skinny fries! These then arrived when I'd almost finished my tart. For £12 very very overpriced. Not great service and probably won't visit again.

Popped in for a pint. Nice layout inside but the garden left a bit to be desired. Beer was nice but pricey. Was going to eat but menu looked a little over priced for standard burgers etc.

Having been here previously for Sunday lunch, we decided to come for pie night.The place gets very busy, most tables were reserved by 5pm. Luckily we found a table in the bar area.The portions are not overly generous, my side of cauliflower cheese contained 2 small florets and some dried up sauce. The pies however are very nice.

I'm here on my own, (so no judging for anti-social mid meal typing,) and I'm really enjoying it. Half a pint of Guinness, and a fish and chips, set me back about £14. I think that's quite reasonable. Lovely staff, lovely spacious beer garden, decent portion size, which I'm tucking into with great pleasure. Definitely recommend. Also, dogs welcome, just keep them on a lead.

Directed by a local hotel to the pub & restaurant for an evening meal and was pleasantly surprised by the menu.Warm welcome & good service with the place having a 'buzz' about it.Look out for the special themed nights which are good value.

Had a lovely meal with family and was surprised that they had a vegan option on the menu. Good drink too.

Went to visit my son and he took us here for a meal. Loverly big car park and also big garden out back where we had a drink before the meal. Very good for families especially with young children. (Aunt sally game setup also)Pub staff very pleasant and friendly as were restaurant staff. Also cater for Gluten free food which satisfied the wife.Menu was not huge and it just looked like a typical pub menu. Not cheap but we still ordered our meals. When the food appeared it was not typical pub food and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Really tasty and well cooked. Will certainly go back.

Un restaurante muy acogedor. Comida muy variada a buen precio. Muy recomendable para familias por su amplitud.Menú para niños muy variado.Una comida mejor que la media de esta zona. Altamente recomendable!!.