The George & Dragon in Sevenoaks

We were warmly welcomed, staff were friendly and attentive and checking in was simple. The rooms, although a little tired, were clean, comfortable and well appointed. With a yummy breakfast, large bar with reasonable prices and good food selection along with free parking for residents it’s a great place to stay. We’re already booked in again in the new year.

So disappointing. We booked a table of 7 (5 adults and 2 kids) for lunch at 12:45 on a Sunday. All very hungry and all looking forward to it. The pub / restaurant was very busy, but not completely full when we arrived. Took about 20 mins to get the menus, but we placed our orders quickly. Some 'snacks' to keep us going until the main meal, a few starters (soup and prawn cocktail) and then mains. Almost an hour later we were still waiting...including for our snacks, which were crab on crackers (why on earth someone in the kitchen couldn't have pulled these together in 2 mins we don't know!!!). The prawn cocktail is cold and presumably the soup isn't being made from scratch, so why these also took so long is a mystery! We did ask several times and were told "we're very busy and your food will be out in ten"...ten mins later we were still waiting. We were offered a round of drinks on the house, but all we wanted was food. Even the kids didn't get theirs. Eventually the manager came over and told us it would be another twenty mins and did we want more drinks ... 'hangry' doesn't cut it! We'd been waiting for almost an hour and a half by this point. No snacks, no starters, no kids food....nothing. To add insult to injury they didn't even comp us our bottle of wine as an apology. Appreciate they were busy, but if you can't cope then don't book the tables. We would have understood if a chef or kitchen staff were off sick, but that wasn't the reason given. Very, very poor and badly handled by the manager / staff. We ended up going to Cucina in Oxted who are always busy and always able to cope. We won't be returning to the G&D, which is a shame considering we're local and it's a beautiful pub.

Fabulous. Everything was spick and span and gleaming. The room and shower room were well appointed. TV had Netflix etc available. Breakfast was super. Would definitely recommend.

Thank you so much for our stay last night for my 65th birthday. Excellent service and very welcoming. Special mention to Savannah who we met on arrival. Stylish room with lovely touches. Breakfast was nice and relaxing. I highly recommend this hotel for a break.

Just had a lovely Sunday lunch , service and food excellent, Angela and the team did an amazing job! Will return in the future!!

Shocking service a couple weekends ago for my birthday. The starters took 50minutes to come out. The Roast dinner was bland, my sons sausages were burnt, my fathers Fillet steak was a cheap stringy cut and well done. Never again, shame because they had potential.

Lovely pub on holiday service good

My husband and I recently stayed overnight at the George and Dragon in Westerham. We were so impressed by all aspects of the hotel. The room was lovely and there had obviously been meticulous attention to detail and maintenance. We had a meal in the restaurant and the food was delicious. The service was outstanding and the staff so friendly, particularly Joe who remained calm and cheerful whilst grappling with the computer problems! This is the hospitality industry at its very best. Thanks to all concerned, we certainly recommend.

"We don't serve large Pinot Grigio just 175s" can I have a 175 with a splash of lemonade? RWhites bottle with half an inch of flat liquid poured in. That's £16 45! Come on! Never Again!

James, Tom, Oli & Evi were great with our group last night. Lovely food and wonderful staff. Highly recommend.

Stumbled across this Pub on a day out, and we are so glad we did! The Staff are so welcoming and attentive, the food is delicious and at a really reasonable price - with great wine recommendations from the staff - the ambiance is lovely, beautifully decorated and feels so cozy - it’s very dog friendly - dogs are allowed most places apart from there restaurant area (understandable!) but they have plenty of other areas to sit and order off the menu/ at the bar - the lovely staff even brought over a water bowl for our dog - just a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon here

Absolutely stunning hotel in the heart of Westerham with unique historical charm that captures your heart immediately. The hotel is incredible with old corridors that take you to the rooms and each room has its own name. The room we stayed in was called Falcor, it was beautiful and had everything we needed 42 inch TV, massive king sized bed, radio which was playing as we first walked into the room, a waterfall shower with modern bathroom as which comes with everything you need from shower caps, clean fluffy towels hand wash and soap and shampoo and the room was impeccably clean throughout with teas, coffees, biscuits and vials of purified water. I honestly couldn’t fault this stay even if I tried because there honestly wasn’t a bad thing to say about it and getting the double room package comes with free breakfast both European and cooked with a small buffet area and a menu in which to choose from that the staff tend to you almost immediately and are incredibly polite and helpful. Only thing I could say was I wish I stayed longer.

Very attractive pub, a good mix of old and new decor inside. Lunch was tasty, although a slightly unusual menu. I enjoyed the duck leg, but I was expecting more of a jus with it, The fish and chips were good and came with peas and a cold curried lentil dip, which worked, but would have been better served warm. Our daughter enjoyed her burger and chips. Grateful that it serves food all day, because we were there mid afternoon and so many places shut at 2pm.

Despite best efforts of lovely staff and nice location the food was terrible. One choice of steak was sirloin and very tough. My plaice was small and overcooked although the mash was good. Calamari greasy. Wine list confusing. Wouldn't go back.

We visited for a family wedding - a beautiful hotel and nothing too much trouble for Bel and her housekeeping and catering teams. Rooms really lovely with class touches - a generous host!

We stayed overnight while visiting family. The George & Dragon has been renovated fairly recently. The room and bathroom were well furnished and high quality. There are also some nice touches with a kettle, tea and milk, also a courtesy bottle of sloe gin if you fancy a nip. We didn’t have dinner but the breakfast choice was creative and well prepared. The hotel has a nice bar. Overall the hotel was higher quality than we anticipated.

We came for lunch, on a lovely sunny day. Very few patrons, in spite of a beautifully-refurbished pub with several inviting eating areas, including a terrace. The menu looked very interesting, especially as my friend is a vegetarian and there seemed plenty of choice for her. But sadly the execution of the dishes was disappointing . We both ordered ‘small plates’. The ‘Old Winchester Cheese Croquettes’ were 4 tasty, bite-sized pieces. £7.50 My ‘ Roasted Heritage Carrots with honey-whipped ricotta and toasted pumpkin seeds’ arrived without any ricotta. This was rectified by the kitchen by adding a lump of ricotta, neither whipped nor honeyed. The carrots themselves were one degree above raw, very chewy. Hard to believe they’d been roasted! So, a plate of almost-raw carrots, £8.50. The ‘Grassroots Beef Short Rib Crumpet’ was a pile of tasty, tender shreds of beef, dumped on top of a supermarket crumpet, and garnished with tiny rings of pickled onion, microscopic pieces of gherkin - and a nasturtium leaf. £10.00 Service was pleasant but seemed slow, given the few patrons there were. To be fair, my carrot dish was omitted from the bill. However, we won't be returning - sad, as it is a very nice place, with a lovely private dining 'library' room, and a large room with wood-burning stove, as well as the terrace and conservatory areas.

We stopped for an impromptu lunch and were very pleasantly surprised by the food and the staff. Pretty sure we will try the hotel facilities at some point soon.

Stayed here the night before our wedding and wow its so lovely. I love all the little touches the hotel has and i cant wait to stay again! x

Very pleasant place for a well deserved G&T

Wonderful luncheon. Great food good portions, the hake was huge!

Visited for the first time today. All staff were polite, professional and welcoming. Pub has a great atmosphere. Lively crowd. We ordered 3 meals and the food was amazing. Came boiling hot and cooked to perfection (sea bass and chicken). And to top it off the toilets were very clean. We will definitely be back. Great example of how a good pub should be. Well done team.

Stayed at this boutique hotel for a family wedding. We were greeted with a friendly welcome and shown to our rooms. The young man who checked us in then explained where the restaurant was for having something to eat in the evening and for breakfast service in the morning. All staff were polite and respectful and couldn't do enough to make our stay comfortable and pleasant making our time spent here very memorable.

Lovely pub, very friendly, helpful staff. However, I’m not sure who was ‘chef’ for the restaurant last night (23rd May) but the food was awful. Cold, dried out, no sauce, with each plate covered with odd additions, almost as if these ‘bits’ were leftovers to be used up. Everything on the menu sounds good and appealing but every dish we had was disappointing. I have eaten in the bar area before and the food was super. Just sad my restaurant experience was so awful.

Cozy place, my wife and I enjoyed the place.

My one night stay at this hotel was one to enjoy.

I haven't stayed at this hotel but the bar area is very pleasant. The food is definitely 'gastro' rather than pub grub, with prices to match. It is a good place to go for an indigent mindukgent lunch.

Central location, street parking outside, friendly attentive staff, nice menu(something different), fogs allowed, bit pricey but nice food… we arrived on a Sat lunchtime it was quiet enough, but the time for the food to be prepared and served was far too long… would hate to think what it would be like if it was busy!

An old coaching inn reasonably price with up-to-date facilities and staff kind, willing and helpful. I can highly recommend this quaint place to stay to anyone visiting Westerham. I will return.

Un complicated . large tables . Lots of space , Un rushed.

Nice refurb loads of room and dining areas. Poor parking.

Extremely rude and arrogant manager . Food was cold and drinks wasn't correct to our specific order. Would not recommend!

Lovely pub, staff great, food good quality, portions very, very small. Cesar salad literally a couple of lettuce leaves, couple of croutons and very very minimal anchovies. I know it's a salad, but ordered as a main.. £14 ! Still a lovely pub and will go there again.

A wonderful place for lunch with such a warm and inviting atmosphere. Charlie, our barman and server was outstanding. Nothing was any trouble for him, very helpful and courteous, a real asset to the team. Highly recommend this venue.

We weren't in there for long, only called in for a pint, but the service is good and so was the pint. Its a lovely building which hold on to its history and character well.

The food was excellent the chef certainly knows what he is doing the staff are very efficient and friendly we eat out quite often but rate this as one of the best we've eaten for sometime it's almost a hidden secret this is 2nd visit and surprisingly its never over busy I'm almost reluctant to post this review because once the secret is out we may struggle to get a table. Highly recommended.

Had a friend's baby shower in the private dining room. We had an amazing lunch. Lovely food and great staff. The sticky toffee pudding was a personal highlight

Unfortunately a very disappointing Mother’s Day lunch. Staff were lovely but food was poor. Over cooked dry meat, minimal veg, not worth the money.

My parents recently moved to Westerham so I booked this pub for Mother’s Day without having ever visited or having done any research. Had a quick look at reviews just before we went and was somewhat disturbed to see so many recent 1* reviews! However, I needn’t have worried as we all had a fabulous time and some of us are very pernickety! We were served by Ed who was brilliant. We all thought how lovely the decor was (bright and airy dining room with pretty fairy lights, and also cosy nooks in more traditional pub areas). We weren’t crammed in next to other people which we really appreciated. The menu had some really good and different choices and we all enjoyed our food - the sharer platter of roast pork was enormous and with some of the best roast potatoes we’ve had in a pub. The venison cottage pie was delicious too and we had some tasty desserts. It’s quite expensive for a pub, but the sharer roast was pretty good value as there was easily enough for 4 people at £65 (as opposed to around £21 for a single portion - we had loads of leftovers which the staff kindly wrapped up for us to bring home). The mums at the table were also all presented with a little gin and tonic gift for Mother’s Day. We will definitely return and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to others.

Lovely food was a bit warm in the restaurant area though, got asked if we wanted pudding three time by different staff, can't fault them for being attentive though just a little annoying

Had such a brilliant Sunday roast here. The staff were absolutely amazing and the food was really really good. I didn't get anyone's names but there was a blond girl with nice nails and the girl who brought over our coffees (hopefully you know who you are!). You are all assets to The George & Dragon and you've definitely made us into repeat customers. I would recommend The George & Dragon to anyone who wants outstanding service, a great atmosphere and location, and a Sunday roast that won't leave you disappointed.

What a fabulous weekend we've just had in this gem of a place! Located right in the heart of Westerham, this is so much more than a pub with rooms. We were checked in by a really friendly young chap who showed us up the stairs to our room - Zog - and gave us all the helpful info we needed about the room facilities, breakfast times and after-hours access. A nice touch was the radio playing in the room, so instead of walking into a silent sterile hotel room, we felt like we were being welcomed into a beautiful home. Our room was beyond expectations - superbly decorated and spotlessly clean. Bold colours and quirky decor added to the charm, and the views across rooftops to the countryside beyond were delightful. Luxury coffebags and tea-bags, and complimentary sloe gin on the room set the tone for this beautiful establishment. The bathroom was roomy, with fluffy towels and bathrobes, and came complete with Bramley toiletries. Having unpacked, we headed to the bar for a G&T. The same happy chap who'd checked us in was behind the very well-stocked bar. The pub has a variety of seating areas - some high tables & seats with views out to the high street, others tucked away in a snug area, and a wonderful area with an open fire, sofas and low tables that felt like the drawing room of a country house. The bar was busy at 4pm, and remained busy throughout the evening. We were meeting friends elsewhere in Westerham for early supper, which was the reason for our visit, and having told them how wonderful the George & Dragon is, the six of us headed back there for the rest of the evening and had a fabulous evening. Breakfast this morning was served in the restaurant area, which must come in to its own in the sunnier months when its bifold doors open up onto a raised seating area. As with the previous evening, all the staff we encountered were so enthusiastic, professional and full of smiles. We checked out vowing to return - this really is a fantastic place to stay, so welcoming, with very high standards, and it felt like we'd stayed in a luxury bijou home rather than in a hotel. Such a quirky breath of fresh air!

I already had a couple of meals here and I would definitely come back! The attention to detail from the staff is exceptional and the quality of the food is superb. I would strongly recommend the Sunday roast.

Prawn cocktail contained 3 previously frozen prawns sliced in half to look like 6 minimal sauce loads of lettuce and a soft tomato. Roast beef too tough to cut with the blunt knife and yorkshire stiff and chewy my wife was served a child sized plate of linguini all for about £70 plus drinks and "tip" never again!

Lovely Inn, full of charm lots of character and interesting patrons... Food and service top notch. On site foc parking, easy wifi, cosy but luxurious room. 100% recommend!

Had dinner at the restaurant. It was bloody nice

Usually this is our go-to-pub. Our last visit was so awful we won’t be returning. The roast beef was inedible, the pork was due to come with crackling which never arrived and the staff seemed to know but not care. Some potatoes were mouldy, carrots raw, prawn starter had 3 prawns and Yorkshire puddings were clearly made in the morning and reheated which made them tough and greasy. Then the cherry on top was the main waitress asking if all was ok and after explaining she was very rude and walked off. I also then had to leave the table to find someone to order a coffee and the bill as we were left for so long and I found her standing at kitchen counter waiting for the food to come out whilst scratching her head (which was not even tied up properly). Really unhygienic and a just so disappointed which the whole experience. The other younger waiter and waitresses were very good and polite.

My husband and I arrived at the George & Dragon a few minutes early and there wasn’t a table ready for us so the waitress asked if we’d wait by the bar until they had cleared a table. We were with our two young children & it was very loud and busy in the bar area so it wasn’t ideal but we waited around 10 mins and the table was ready. It was very busy & loud in the restaurant too but we sat our children down & started to look at the menu. We immediately knew what we wanted to eat & drink as we had been walking for a long time at a nearby national trust so had worked up an appetite. We waited & waited, the kids were becoming more & more impatient - we must have been waiting at least 20 mins to even be asked for a drinks order so we decided to leave. I do not recommend especially if you have kids as it was a very stressful experience.

The pub looks lovely but we had a terrible meal which was extremely overpriced. We sat for ages without being approached before asking the waitress for menus. Meanwhile a couple sitting on another table walked out they had been waiting for so long. In my opinion, the food was overpriced and bland. I ordered crab linguine and my husband ordered truffle mac and cheese. Both had hardly any sauce or cheese and my husbands looked like plain pasta with a sprinkling of something on top. For desert I ordered cheese and biscuits @ £15. Again extremely overpriced for cheese, biscuits that tasted like cardboard, and grapes that were soft and tasted like they had been in the fridge for over a week. I will not be returning

In one word - Lovely. Me and my partner were lucky enough to stumble across this lovely pub today for lunch and couldn't have found anywhere better. It was lovely and quiet and the staff were very welcoming. The food was delicious and the bread was amazingly fresh and well seasoned. Our mains were even better and 100% recommend the Mac & Cheese. The drinks were very reasonably priced along with the food. Will definitely return again when in the area.

The food is terrible don't go there save your money the steak did not even look like a steak you would not give it to a dog and the chef still served it I assume he is not qualified chef and the chef even cur the prawns in half for the starter to save money I imagine as basically 3 prawns cut in half laid on top of some out of date salad made to look like it was 6 prawns sack the chef

We had a lovely lunch here at this beautiful pub. The staff were very friendly and the food was good valued.

Absolutely awful pub. Service was terrible, food was a joke. This place should be shut down!! Staff are clearly overworked and management doesn’t know what it’s doing.

Expensive, well prepared and presented food. Shame the portions were small and expensive. Several of my table mates had flat beer.

Massively overpriced , tiny portions , zero service , will never return . We used to go to Bel & Dragon places years ago before Fullers bought them and ruined them. The food here was terrible , the soup lukewarm, sausage roll overcooked & minuscule & it cost £8.50. Wine hugely overpriced

Had a nice overnight stay here. Had a delicious meal here the night before.

Very nice pub but was freezing cold so we sat and ate our roast with coats on. Food was average with only 1 roast potato 1 carrot and 1 piece of swede. Very expensive for what we had. A roast between £20-£25. Food was served luke warm so all in all a cold and frustrating experience. On the upside the staff were all lovely.

This establishment has the best atmosphere in Westerham and neighbouring towns, being well run and generally more than good staff. That said the restaurant is disappointing. Having eaten a here few times, the menu looks adventurous, even exciting. When delivered to your table the presentation doesn’t disappoint at all but most,dishes fall very short of their potential. Combinations of Flavours that should, but just do not work well, many almost too bland to to command medium pricing, let alone the inflated cost. Generally I would have absolutely no problem paying the advertised prices, but not at this standard and the “schnitzel” coating was just oil, drenched breqd that ruined a flavoursome fish. Such a shame, as the waiting staff are let down by the food quality. This all said it is edible, however really should be several levels higher than it is. Hope it improves as everything else is of a high standard.

The menu was interesting and unusual, including plenty of vegetarian choices, and the service by our waitress was really good.

We visited the George to recognise my Mum’s birthday. From our first contact to the day itself the arrangements were excellent. We were able to have a private dining room and even a cake delivered, which was presented with fanfare by the lovely staff. The pub itself nicely blends tradition with modern and is ideally located adjacent to the village Green. The food was excellent, with fish to the fore. My poached chicken with a truffle pastry would not have been out of place on Masterchef. All in all a lovely experience.

We stayed here for my daughter's wedding at nearby Botley Hill barn, and our stay could not have been better. We took all the rooms in the hotel and had a 'rehearsal ' dinner for 20 people the night before the wedding. The staff are incredibly warm and efficient. Nothing is too much trouble. The rooms are extremely comfortable and stylish, with brand new bathrooms. The beds are very comfortable. Our dinner was very good and again the serving staff were very helpful and efficient. There is parking on site with EV chargers for those that need them. The village of Westeram is has plenty to offer, including antique shops, cafes, restaurants and other independent shops. It is worth bearing in mind that the hotel is a 16th century so you do need to stoop to avoid beams sometimes and because it is in in the centre of the village, you can get some road noise, but the double glazing is very efficient. Breakfast is outstanding with a great variety. I would not hesitate to stay here again.

Couldn't fault this hotel - they were very understanding when I got stuck in Westerham this weekend and gave me a room for free so I wouldn't be stuck in London while I couldn't get back up to Scotland. I can't express enough how thankful I was - staff sat and talked to me even though they were working as I was very anxious not being able to get home on Saturday! Thank you! Alison

Went here for lunch with a friend. Beautiful bar, restaurant and toilets but the food was awful. The mussels with bread was tasteless. The mussels were tiny, the sauce was bland, cold and the bread was on the verge of being stale!!! I was so hungry I ate as much as I could but I had to leave the rest . My pea ravioli was just about edible too and again Luke warm!! The tomatoes tasted “Woolly” as if they were soggy. I wish I wasn’t feeling under the weather that day because I wanted to send my food back, but I could f be bothered. My friends dish ( Mac and cheese) was just as bad. Again just reheated mush, tasteless and stodgy ! Service was mediocre besides a lovely young man who saw us to our table and assisted us with the choices of wine. Otherwise it was inattentive and staff need to hang around in corners chattering away and outside having a cigarette because it looks highly unprofessional and really puts me off. I’ve emailed the company to give this feedback because the setting is lovely and I was really looking forward to going here, but please think twice because it’s really average and you’d be wasting your money. Come on -up your game because you have a great place !

We booked a night at the George and Dragon in August 2023. On arrival all was well, we were shown to our very nice room up in the eaves. Nicely decorated and laid out with free sloe gin in the room. However it was stiflinlgy hot and we were glad of the fan cooler which was in the room. The problems occured at dinner where we had pre-booked a dinner plan and expected to only pay for wine - how wrong!!! We were overcharged for the wine that we chose, and had the smallest and tasteless crab linguine i have ever had for main course, it was starter size. We were also charged an astonishing £14.29 for service charge bringing the whole bill to £53 more than we pre-booked - extremely poor value. Perhaps though, the worst problem was that I needed an ice block for medical reasons and asked the manager to put one in the freezer for me for the morning. when I asked for it, the member of staff said sorry, it had only been put in the fridge!! Therefore no ice block. This is a shame as it was a wonderful building in a lovely location.

We stayed here overnight after visiting family and were blown away by the room we stayed in. As it was my husbands birthday I paid for a deluxe double and could not have been more impressed. The decor was amazing, the bed comfortable and the bathroom stunning. We also had access to a gorgeous lounge area with a wonderful whiskey. If they had had availability for the following weekend we would have gone back for longer.

We stayed here for four nights - Saturday through to Wednesday Great experience on all fronts . Breakfast , dinner , friendly bar with good atmosphere and a room that was well serviced . We wouldn’t look anywhere else in the area .

A beautifully renovated pub with good staff and a great atmosphere. Sadly spoiled by some outrageous prices. See picture of wine glass. A third of a glass for £11. It’s too much.

First visit to the G&D and after hearing mixed stories about the quality and service I’m pleased to write that I was suitably impressed with both. Starter of Lamb Croquettes was excellent as was the belly of pork. Wines were very nice as was the Aperol Spritz. The young ladies providing the service were excellent, very attentive and efficient. The price is a bit high and would have resulted in 4 stars had the quality and service not warranted 5 stars. Overall very pleased and would use again if I ever go back to Westerham.

Place looks nice and nice terrace to Sit on , really friendly staff but unfortunately this is where it stopped! £14 for a cocktail in a Prosecco glass!!, daylight robbery! It said £12 on the menu which was bad enough but thought I would treat myself. Then turns out it is now £14 , I couldn’t believe how small it was for £14!! I wish now I had refused to pay and sent it back Had fish finger sandwich and chips which was very reasonable in price. But the bread was hard and dry , there was more batter than fish. The chips looked like they had been recooked or end of a batch which should have been thrown away and had not much substance other than a load of grease. Such a shame as we all work in local offices and had high hopes for this to be a regular at lunch time.

We have given the George & dragon 3 opportunities now and each time have been disappointed. Although there seems to be ample friendly staff the service is a) slow - 1hr 20 for main course to arrive, had to ask for drinks order b) multiple servers ask you the same questions c) they seemed unable to get the drink orders correct - orange juice & lemonade, twice they bought an orange juice and a lemonade d) order drinks and they don’t arrive, ask for a menu and no one comes back. Child’s Main arrived before starters, we were asked ‘do you want to keep it?’ Roast wasn’t as good as it looked, nice meat, awful cauliflower cheese, all in a pile so the roasties are soggy! Dessert was good. We were offered £20 of the bill as they had forgotten our drinks, but that was the least of the problems. Won’t return sadly.

My wife and i came from Canada and had an amazing stay at this authentic coachhouse style property. Staff very friendly and helpful Breakfast included was awesome Quiet room to enjoy a glass of single malt and local gin also included....so unexpected Ambiance of the place makes you not want to leave.... We will return for sure

What a wonderful Sunday afternoon spent . Olivia our host was perfection from start to finish. Excellent roast & fish & chips. Good wine list & cocktails were top notch. Olivia made us feel very welcome even tho we showed up on a very busy sunday lunch service. Prime terrice seats and we really felt we were on holiday. Thank you guys, we will be back in a few weeks you were a weekend tonic .

We had to be at Gatwick the day after our arrival. (We stayed over there as well). A very friendly welcome, after we were guided to our table at the back. A pleasant atmosphere, with all table used. So, we sat down and received the...

Sat outside on the decking area. Fantastic views matched by great service, food and the local beer on offer. . Really enjoyed the evening.

We held my 50th birthday party on Saturday here and absolutely loved it! The staff, the food, the ambience and attention to details were faultless. Huge thanks to Tom, Savannah and the team for making it such a wonderful event. We hired the restaurant space...

Have been a couple of times since it’s refurbishment and love the decor and friendly staff. Bit disappointed with the food although very tasty. Visited for lunch, both my friend and I had the mussels as a main. We both said before they arrived ‘hope...

We had a great couple of nights in this recently refurbished hotel. Both our rooms were well appointed, clean and comfortable. The quiet lounge with complimentary drinks along with the complimentary Sloe gin in the rooms was a nice touch. The staff in all areas...

I visited The George last week with my family for Sunday roasts. I have to say, these were some of the best roast dinners I’d ever seen in a restaurant setting, the meet was great quality and well cooked, the veg tasty, the gravy to...

My second visit to The George in Westerham, a fantastic eatery with comfortable accommodation along side. A vast wine list with great options, my first choice wasn't available but a suitable alternative recommended. A friendly team who clearly enjoy what they do, a special thank...

Nice ‘happening’ bar area, we had a delicious meal with friends, excellent food, attentive service and friendly ambiance

Such a lovely venue, gorgeous decor, and most importantly... such fun and friendly staff! - especially Katie!

I came out for a meal with my family. The food itself was delicious but it took an absolute age to come and there was only one other table when we arrived which had already revived their mains. The food I thought was extremely overpriced...

Used as a B&B as attending a wedding. Warm and friendly welcome from staff, who couldn't have been more helpful. Room was very cosy and comfortable. Room was well equipped, including excellent shower with loads of hot water and bedside USB charging points. Good and...

Well we went back after hearing 2 brilliant reviews from our friends. The manager who will doubt comment later came over to our table and was so so charming to my partner. I have never seen her so empathetic to the problems running a restaurant...But...

We had the Milanese chicken. The crumb was delicious and they were happy to swap out mash for new potatoes. Large helping and friendly service.

Very nicely furnished and nice for a relaxing lunch. However rather overpriced and quite a few items missing from the menu.

My partner and I had planned to visit the newly revamped restaurant for our one year anniversary. Having heard mixed reviews from friends and family we wanted to see for ourselves and were really looking forward to our date night (which had become a novelty)....

My first visit since the refurbishment with a group of elderly gentlemen in my care and our impressions were good with cheerful welcomes and a broad selection of ales. Works for me. The food was excellent. I would recommend the Chicken Milanese and do take...

Wow! Wow! Wow! Incredible! Amazing! Outstanding! A true gem of a pub! Fantastic food but even better was our service by our waitress Katie. Truly the best waitress ever ! Thank you for making our special evening even more special. We will definitely be back...

Lovely, recently refurbished hotel with well appointed, stylishly furnished rooms. The bed was also extra comfortable. The staff were top rate, friendly, helpful and talkative. The only issue was no hot breakfast due to the chef not getting in due to the snow. This small...

Highly recommend, super friendly staff who really look after you and make you feel very welcome, lovely warm comfortable rooms

We have just had lunch in this lovely pub/ hotel. The decor is really nicely done. The food was delicious. We had the. Squid & then fish & chips. Service was excellent everyone served us with a smile. So nice these days. Thank you we...

Restaurants need to learn not to cut corners when charging top dollar prices. We had booked this meal to celebrate a special occasion so to he welcomed by the waitress with. Sorry to tell you but at least 4 items on the menu are unavailable....

At 1 ish today. I sat down with 2 friends to be told there are no walk ins for food today- fully booked. The place was empty! Weird! Don't you want business!

Beautiful Hotel, the refurb is to the highest standard. Staff are welcoming and very helpful. Breakfast was delicious. My only criticism would be the green Emergency Light in the bedroom that was so bright it kept us awake… I had to buy an eye mask...

I couldn’t say enough good things about our short stay at the george and dragon, we were made to feel so welcome upon arrival and everything was clean & comforting. We stayed in Darby and the room exceeded our expectations, gorgeous freestanding bath; fluffy bath...

Stayed here for one night B&B and was impressed. We had a premium room that was on the top floor. The venue looked like it had recently been refurbished as our room and public areas were decorated to a high standard. We found the 6’...

We visited The George and Dragon on Saturday night and were warmly welcomed by every member staff we came in contact with. Even though not everything on their menu was available, there was still enough choice and the food we received was well presented and...

We went for an impromptu dinner on a Sunday eve, haven't been in since the big refurb. The atmosphere and decoration are spot on, the staff are friendly and attentive. The roast chicken and tarte tartin were perfect. Very reasonably priced for the high quality...

My husband and I had a lovely meal at the George and Dragon. The restaurant is lovely, staff are attentive and friendly and the food was delicious. We’ll definitely be back!