The George Inn in Ashford

We have visited several times always impressed. This visit was for Sunday lunch and no exception; Great food with plenty of choice, friendly staff and a reasonable price.

Wow. . What a jewel of a pub/ restaurant. 3 people , 7 different dishes and 9 spotless plates Beautiful homemade leek and potato soup, fantastic consistency, seasoned and served with a husk of bread, We had a venison , a lamb and a homemade steak pie, the lamb was succulent with no fat , cooked too perfection melt in the mouth , the venison was described as one of the best she'd ever had , and the home made pie had chunks of steak visible all served with seasonal veg . Desserts again 3 different choices and no-one disappointed.. my recommendation would be the lemon and egg custard , but the cheesecake and ice cream went down a treat too . . We will be back . Without a doubt

Our group of friends have had lunch here on several occasions and we have always enjoyed our meals. Yesterday we celebrated my husband’s 70th birthday and we had a fabulous meal! There were several comments that it was best lamb and beef they had ever had! The lemon egg custard tart and crumble were delicious. The service was excellent and food very nicely presented. Thank you!

We came and had a delicious meal a couple of weeks ago. Very welcoming and friendly staff. All of the produce was local and seasonal. There was a board on the wall next to where we were sitting showing where all of the local produce came from which was a nice touch. It was good to know what they were supporting the local butchers and they also served Chapel Down wine. To start I had the pea soup with homemade seeded bread and a large cheese crouton. My partner had the creamy mushrooms on toast and rather than just your standard button/close cup mushrooms there were loads of different varieties of mushrooms like shiitake and oyster mushrooms. My partners steak was cooked perfectly and my chicken pie was really good. It reminded me of how my Nan used to make chicken pie with proper homemade pastry and pastry all round rather than just a pastry lid. The sticky toffee pud was great as well. Would highly recommend and will definitely be back!

Best salmon ever which crispy skin! Surf and turf was on the little expensive side but came with a huge side salad and dollop of fresh garlic butter - all fresh and delicious. Landlady is so friendly and young girl serving us was also attentive. Lovely warm welcoming atmosphere even when your not a regular local 👌🏼

Still the best place to eat around here. Excellent food, very reasonable prices and excellent staff who are particularly accommodating to me given I m immunosupressed and need to keep out of the way. The lunch time prices are fantastic.

Just had Sunday lunch here with friends. We haven't been since before the first lockdown, but remembered how good it was way back then so thought we'd give it another go! Wasn't disappointed. Lovely Sunday roast - I had a small size plate of turkey, Yorkshire pudding, veggies and roasties - which was sufficient for my appetite. The food was hot and very nicely cooked. I had apple crumble and ice cream for afters. A generous portion of apple crumble. Hubby had a generous starter of whitebait and mains of lamb and said it was delicious - very tender. Staff were friendly and efficient. Didn't have to wait long for our meals and we didn't feel rushed to get the bill after we had eaten. Will definitely be going back, but won't leave it for over 3 years this time!

My wife and I have visited The George, a restaurant and bar in Molash, Kent, three times on our holidays from the US to Kent. Each time the food was excellent. The most recent time was on May 14, 2023, which was Mother's Day in the US. We had our daughter and her family with us and we wanted to celebrate our wives/mothers/grandmothers. The food was simply outstanding! Three of us got the traditional Sunday Roast, and three of us got the Shoulder of Lamb Roast. The portions were large, the food was delicious, and the service was brilliant. Our server, Olivia, recognized us from previous visits, even though it had been a year since our last visit. Olivia remembered where we were from, and that my wife had been in the tea business (now transferred to our daughter). It was like being back with friends. We even took pictures with them as we departed. The George is well worth a visit any time you are in Kent. After three weeks of holiday touring that Sunday roast was still our favorite meal!

The very best roast beef dinner I have had in years- succulent beef with superbly cooked vegetables and roasties - top off with homemade summer fruit cheesecake to die for.

Oh yum! the lamb melted in your mouth and the gravy was gorgeous. Lovely freshly cooked veg and real mint sauce! Delish desserts too. Service was exceptional - all the staff looked after you, none of this 'that's not my table' nonsense!

Lovely dinner. I had the scallaps to start, hubby had whitebait, really tasty and beautifully presented. Followed by a generous loin of tasty lamb and my husband had the pork belly which he utterly devoured. Good service and a busy dining room made for a very nice evening. Thanks!

Absolutely top class food and all locally sourced. Probably one of the best meals i have had in several years

Such a lovely romantic valentines evening here, good service, amazing food. My husband had the venison which he couldn’t fault (which is really saying something!) and I had skate which was (huge!) but delicious. Heart candles,chocolates and rose were a perfect touch. Will be returning.

We had a lovely dinner at the George last night, the Venison was perfect & came from less than half a mile away. The service is always prompt, with a smile, & the ale well kept, we recommend, cheers

My Husband and I, and my Brother and Sister in Law visited the George Inn on Saturday January 21st and thoroughly enjoyed our meals. We ate from the Saturday set Lunch menu, which we understand changes frequently, and it's great value... 1 course £15, 2 courses £19, and 3 courses for £23.. the very generous portion sizes meant we could each only manage 2 courses ! There were 4 starters to choose from, 9 mains, and 5 desserts, so something for everyone.. The slow roast Belly Pork was superb, wonderfully tender with crunchy golden crackling. One of us has the whole roast Partridge, which was wrapped in bacon, so was moist and tender. I had the poached salmon with crushed potatoes and a creamy Dill sauce, and all 3 of these main courses came with an assortment of fresh seasonable vegetables.. My husband had the beer battered Cod with chips and peas, and the fish was moist and flaky and the batter was crisp, light and golden. To follow, 3 of us had a portion of egg custard tart, which was creamy and delicious and one of us had the Chocolate cheesecake pot, which was very rich and luxurious.. The food was all freshly cooked and we didn't mind the ( perhaps ) 40 or so minute wait at all..it was well worth it, and it gave a nice leisurely, relaxed ambience to our get together. The service was friendly and attentive and our server checked back a couple of times to make sure everything was OK. My only slight criticism was that despite an open fire, it was a bit cool in the restaurant part where we were sat, but it must be hard to keep such an old building warm, and, after all, it was only 5C outside ! We so enjoyed our meals that we will undoubtedly return for our next family meet up.

A 40 minute wait for food, but wow when it came, it was worth every minute. No overbaked roast potatoes here, and beef, medium rare and beautiful Yorkshire pudding to die for and a nice selection of vegetables that was my husbands meal. Mine was...

What a lovely lunch, this was recommended by a friend and it did not disappoint, can’t wait to bring friends here who I know will love it.

Well, a bit disappointed with our visit really 😕 Popped in for a quick little Christmas drink after work as our own village pub has been closed for some time. Was told they're a restaurant not a pub and was greeted with a slightly sour...

First visit , lovely friendly service and one of the best menus I’ve seen. Had the whitebait, pork and sherry trifle. All perfect and presented very well. Definitely worth a visit.

Wir haben sehr gut gegessen, das Restaurant ist urig aber nett, der Service aufmerksam und schnell. Wir haben uns sehr...

Lovely, tasty, well presented food! Duck was a little chewy but pork belly soft and delicious. Scallops were also amazing! Prices just higher than we would normally pay but quality was quite high. Owner was very friendly and welcoming.

Excellent meal and choice of beer and wines. Could not of asked for a more tasty meal cooked to perfection.

Decided to treat ourselves to a sunday roast, and visit The George Inn. It was fantastic, lovely staff and great service. Food was exceptional, we would recommend this restaurant. 10 out of 10. I cant wait to visit again.

The food was very good (fresh cooked) but it took a long time before it was served. We don’t know what the reason was, it was’nt Bush.

Top notch ingredients, incredibly well cooked and served in generous portions. This is what English pub food should be, yet so often isn't.

Just enjoyed a fantastic Sunday lunch at The George Inn. Best meal we have eaten out in ages. Really tasty food, lovely and hot, generous portions, lots of really nicely cooked meat, Yorkshire puds, potatoes and fresh vegetables. Reasonably priced and friendly staff. Could not...

We just wanted a quick snack as we were out and about. We parked up and went in. We were presented with a good quality choice menu, but it all seemed a bit pricey for a quick snack. But the menu was so tempting, we...

We chose from the Christmas menu and the food was absolutely superb! It's a lovely country pub with friendly efficient staff wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

Food lovely … tasty and hot. Service great. Ate off the Christmas menu which was excellent value for money. Flexible option of 1,2 or 3 courses. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend and will be revisiting again soon. Thank you to the team at The George.

A superb 3 course lunch menu for £20! Everything was perfect, hot food, amazing service and the shoulder of Lamb was melt in the mouth. The pudding was so nice totally forgot to get a pic! A nice warming country pub

Eight of our little golf society met after a "Convid" season. The staff were very welcoming and we were seated and served with our drinks. The menu was quite extensive for lunch. Seeing that the food cooked here is fresh, it was served quite quickly....

Met with smiles from the staff on arrival and quickly seated, a lunch and full menu were delivered and drinks orders taken by a helpful waitress. The food was delicious particularly the fish cakes, so delicious we ordered some to bring home for our daughter’s...

My wife and I took our friend out for lunch, we were heading to a place we had been before, but fortunately for us they did not have a full lunch menu, so we travelled down the road to The George and there we found...

This was our first visit to the George for lunch. It had been recommended and we were not disappointed. We had some very nice starters and all 3 of us had the slow roast chicken legs with a mushroom sauce. This must rank as one...

As always a warm welcome upon arrival. Interesting and varied menu. Food superb, good portions, well cooked and presented. Staff engaging throughout. An extremely well run, delightful country pub. Great value for money.

Had a meal with friends and we were all blown away by how tasty the food was. My pork and pie was superb and the chicken risotto was equally sublime. And all wrapped up with friendly service. Thank you!

Interesting and extensive menu with some great traditional options and interesting twists. The food was very good. I had the steak and mushroom pudding, which was bursting with steak and flavour. My wife had the lamb and really enjoyed it. After tasty starters and puddings...

Very unwelcoming staff, made to feel I had interrupted them and was not made to feel at all welcome. Food was ok at best but certainly nothing special. Shame as The George had been highly recommended. I think the pub may still be riding high...

Just had lunch with my mum and her friend. The food here is amazing and the staff just make you feel so welcome. Had the rib of beef and I cant find the words to say how much it was so tasty . Cannot wait...

I was looking for a venue for a much needed catch up with family. Was recommended the George and was not disappointed. Food was excellent and atmosphere great. Its not cheap but you get what you pay for. Not somewhere I would take children but...

[Life is too short. If it can't be said in six words or less, then it won't be said] Delicious, good value food, wide choice.

Enjoyed a beautiful meal to celebrate our wedding anniversary at lunchtime today. Food was delicious. Lovely cosy pub with great atmosphere. Very covid safe with one way system and hand sanitizers everywhere. Staff attentive and friendly. Don’t want to recommend them too much as I...

The meal was standout. We had the bangers and mash, wild boar stew, baked goats cheese salad, scallops, and finished with the apple crumble and a scoop of honeycomb ice cream. All were absolutely delicious and a fabulous price. Everything was locally sourced- our wine...

Delicious dinner with very generous portions. Very good friendly service. The duck was cooked perfectly pink and the plaice was huge!

We took my elderly mother here last weekend for her birthday and cannot wait to return! She is in a wheelchair and the staff could not have been more helpful - ensuring that we had a table that could be easily accessed. The food was...

Took my Mum out for her first trip after covid 19 shielding as a highly vulnerable Person. Warm sunny day, so we sat outside and were quickly served our drinks and menu. The lunch Grilled liver with onions for my Mum was succulent, and perfect...

We went to the George last night to celebrate our wedding anniversary and had the most lovely meal. The staff were very professional, friendly and efficient without being in your face and the food was, as always, perfect. For main my husband had a beef stroganoff and I had the bream with a courgette risotto - definitely not your standard pub grub, it was perfect!Good size portions at good prices. They have got the social distancing thing perfect, with a one way system in place and with tables spaced nicely apart, without really affecting the atmosphere to much. A feat in its self!This place has got it right on every level, well worth a visit.

Last night was a perfect birthday treat. The George provided 5 perfect meals with great service. What more can you ask

Fancying a change, we jumped in the car and the Mrs chose this restaurant going by Tripadvisors reviews. After a drive through some of the most beautiful parts of Kent there is on offer, you come across The George Inn, which is wonderfully decorated with an array of beautiful plants and gorgeous garden. On arrival, we was greeted by a team of warm and inviting ladies. Who although had to adhere to the strict social distancing measures, couldn’t have been more helpful or made us feel more welcome. Once seated, service was swift and always accompanied with a smile. Then came the best bit...THE FOOD!!Which took very little time to get to us, but was absolutely stunning, piping hot and packed with flavour. My partner had the chorizo chicken which was cooked to perfection and was served along side one of the nicest sauces, I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating, silky smooth like velvet on my tongue. I had the steak and kidney suet pudding, which once again, was fantastic, the meat melted in my mouth. Both dishes were served with expertly cooked roast potatoes with a crunchy coating and fluffy centre. And the veg, was so fresh it was as though they had picked it, from their garden as we arrived. They were more than accommodating, for our 10 month old son, whom they offered smaller versions of most of the meals on the menu and they brought over a sturdy and modern high chair for him to be seated. After our mains, we had a good socially distance chat, with the staff, while we waited on pudding. THE PUDDING...Due to the sizes of the portions you get for mains, we decided to share a sticky toffee pudding, once again staff were very accommodating, when I requested to have custard along side the ice cream. The sauce was thick dark and sticky and the sponge was to die for, along with a jug of REAL, custard that they made for us. OVERALL...If you’re in Kent and you’re looking for somewhere that has a friendly atmosphere and grade A+ food, then this is the place for you. Can’t recommend highly enough will be back

Tonight we had an amazing takeaway meal from the George. The food was delivered promptly, was hot and very safely packaged and delivered. The food itself was outstanding. I had a chicken breast stuffed with chorizo with an amazing sauce.Would highly recommend for quality food safely delivered within 5 miles I believe.

Called in without a booking, and asked if they manage a table for five. Although they had bookings, they were not at all phased and laid up a table for us. We all chose from the set menu at £13 for two courses. Service was friendly and prompt. A good atmosphere and a lovely fire going which was very welcoming on a day of constant rain and flooded roads. All food was hot, well presented and beautifully cooked. We will definitely be going there again.

The food(Sunday roast) was good and well presented. Roast potatoes were crispy, and vegetables were adequate. I had the creamy mushroom starter and tiramisu as desert which was all great! The staff were friendly and would recommend this place.

So....out in deepest Kent and decided to try a ttpucal Kent pub. Planning to eat but wanted to try a walk in.Such a disappointing experience!When you walk in you expect a decent welcome but this was just the opposite. Offhand welcome, waited for an age for just a drink and just really unfriendly.Not sure why. Wasn't exactly busy and it felt like we were invading the local pub. Not overly busy so no excuse for poir bar service and very off putting.Menu looked om but a quick glance at what was being served did not entice us so, after a quick drink, decided to baje abd look elsewhere.Interestingly, despite asking for lunch menus, we were pretty much ignored. Probably a locals only pub despite it's main drag location.Need to try harder tbh.....we moved on without finishing our drinks!Poor at best....terrible tbh!

Amazing!!! Award winning which is why the prices are high, but you won’t be disappointed!! The homemade ginger pudding is the best dessert I’ve ever had! Don’t ever take it off the menu 😂

Came across this pub on the way to Canterbury for a night away. Both hungry so thought we would stop here for lunch. WarmleyWelcomed by lovely friendly staff. Had a lovely 2 course lunch which was delicious, after eating the homemade starters we both decided to book and come back again on our way back home from our night away to have Sunday dinner here. We were not disappointed either! Lovely roast Pork and equally delish roast beef my partner had. Would definitely recommend this lovely family run little pub. Hidden little gem we just stumbled across

The George had been recommended by friends, so after just having moved to the area it was the ideal opportunity to try out our new local.Sadly, we were left disappointed.First impressions were good eg nice atmosphere and pleasant interior design. The staff were efficient enough, but were not particularly welcoming/friendly and seemed a tad flustered.Two of us had mussels as a starter and they were small and stringy, another in the group at scallops which were tasteless and lacked seasoning and the other person in our party had terrine which was fatty and tasteless.The roast dinners were all average at best with the meat being slightly overcooked as indeed were the vegetables. Again everything seemed to lack seasoning/flavour. The gravy was nice.I would not be in any rush to give it a second try even though the reviews are generally good, so maybe it was just a bad day?

We had the Christmas lunch on a recent visit and were very impressed with the meal. Although very busy the staff were attentive and helpful. Will certainly return soon.

Visited for dinner with the family, had heard the food was of a great standard, and wasn't disappointed.Set off the main road this really is more of a restaurant than pub, although the owners have tried to bring character to the bar area it really is about the food.A varied menu, game, fish and meat you won't be disappointed.

We visited a week or so ago with friends for a pre-christams lunch and really enjoyed it There was a good selection of beers and wine and a reasonable choice of dishes on the lunch time menu The service was prompt and friendly and the atmosphere great A minor comment was the ladies in our group found it rather cold as we were some distance from the fire but apart from that Really very good

Great pub serving home made award winning food. The service is excelent, food is home cooked heven, and the bar is well stocked. use of local produce make this an all round must visit

I visited along with my two brothers and our wives. The pub has a welcoming environment and good atmosphere. The staff were friendly, attentive and went out of their way to be helpful, on one occasion providing something not on the menu. The service and food were both very good. To be fair though the toilets would not win any awards.

Our first time here with mates who’ve been before. A roomy room with plenty of well spaced stripped wood tables. Friendly ladies serving excellent English dishes prepared by a young chef. Creamy mushrooms and broccoli and cheese soup starters all worked well. Three of us wanted wild rabbit - I won the draw. Very tasty and plenty of it, with crunchy roast pots. The losers? One plump partridge and one lamb casserole also perfect. Mrs J had the fish cakes which, although tasty, were somewhat small and more cake than fish.

This was a birthday meal with my wife and granddaughter. The food was excellent, the service was friendly and the atmosphere was relaxing. All the ingredients for a very pleasant evening.

Hubby booked a table for Sunday lunch our booking was for 3.30. We arrived early but were seated straight away. Albeit by the ladies and gents. Menus delivered. Drinks ordered. All good. Declined starters as what I would of chosen was already sold

Great food and lovely service, located a short drive away from Canterbury this pub offers a great dining experience. We had the A La Carte menu and everything was super tasty.

This is a popular lunchtime pub so be sure to book a table in advance! The lunch menu is excellent value (£14 for three courses) for good pub grub. Nothing fancy but tasty well cooked food, nicely presented & served by friendly staff.

Went with a group of friends for their weekday lunch at £14 for three courses. The food was very good, a reasonable choice for a fixed price menu. The homemade steak and kidney pie was particularly good. Very friendly service too.

A Group lunch for 12. Lovely warm welcome, terrific food and great service. Great value for money. Have been many times and will continue to do so. Menu changes regularly and never disappoints. This is how to run a pub / restaurant. Highly recommended.

Friendly welcome. Midweek visit so not to busy. We chose from the set menu. £12 for 2 courses, £14 for three. I had a bowl of piping hot tasty soup. My companion chose pork terrine served with piccalilli and toast.My main was Beef ( really tender ) and salad, new potatoes and the best coleslaw I’ve had in a long time. The other main was a Salmon salad again with new potatoes and coleslaw. Good size portions. We knew we shouldn’t but we went for it anyway. Warm ginger and treacle pudding with cream, chocolate torte also with cream. I wouldn’t choose the tort again it was a bit dry. However I pinched a couple of spoonfuls of the pudding and it was to die for ! I’m definitely having that next time.

Came across The George list on KentLive Top 100 restaurants and wasn't disappointed with the Roast Chicken looking exactly like the picture in the review, which is always a good start! Sunday lunch time selection at 14:30pm was extensive offering various meat, fish, chicken and vegetarian dishes alongside the three traditional roasts with only the Lamb finished for the day due to a large party. Similarly, a good selection of starters and desserts utilising lots of locally sourced Kent produce including their own livestock. Service was polite, efficient and at times friendly depending on the staff member. We enjoyed the Field Mushrooms with Stilton, Roast Chicken and Roast Beef that was pink but melted in the mouth, Ginger Pudding and locally sourced Ice Cream; portion sizes are big with all vegetables cooked well. No issues with asking for Stuffing with my Beef or extra Gravy! Just over £60 for three people with a large White Wine, Wine Spritzer and fruit juice. Most main courses were between £15 - £17 offering excellent value when considering costs, quality and quantity. A nice new find courtesy of KentLife and definitely a venue we will be returning to for quality home cooked fare.

Lovely lunch. Everything fresh and homemade. Really good value for money. Will visit again. Staff friendly and helpful.

Thirty six of us attended lunch here and the service was very good. Everyone got served up very quick so we did not have to wait for different dishes.Great to have such good service and happy staff.

Sunday was our fourth visit and we have always enjoyed the food and friendly staff. We are always spoilt for choice with the menu and friends we have taken there have been thoroughly impressed. We will certainly be back.

Just enjoyed a fantastic meal this lunch time. On arriving the pub looked picturesque with hanging baskets in bloom and entered into welcoming well laid out pub. The service was just as friendly and we had four different dinners which were delicious and cooked so well we couldn't fault anything. One of the best meals we have ever had.

I had heard good things about this pub/restaurant and the number of certificates etc on the walls proclaiming it's excellence was inviting. Unfortunately, I found the food and service to be disappointing. I had the set menu - three courses for £14 - and the choice was reasonable. I started with the soup of the day - leek and potato on this occasion. It was OK and came with a slice of white bread and butter. For mains I chose the vegetable curry. This was probably the worst curry I have ever tasted: lumps of hard vegetables (potato, swede and carrot) in a very raw curry source accompanied by yellow, lumpy rice. I ate the rice but left most of the curry. I then had the special - a sponge pudding with (I think) lemon drizzle - sadly, it was very dry. Service was slow. There was a party of maybe 10 people in a back room and they seemed to take priority over the other diners which consisted solely of me, my companion and another couple with a small child. I was really looking forward to this meal, but much as I like to praise local pubs I'm afraid I cannot recommend this establishment. Maybe I was just unlucky on the day!

We had vouchers brought for us for Christmas for a meal at The George and I have to say I wouldnt be disappointed if I got vouchers again this year!!

Having eaten here many times in a small/ average group we have never been dissapointed in any way with our meals, service, cost or service. On our last visit we had booked a table for 20 for my sons 30th birthday. I always view such large bookings for a small venue a challenge but the quality and portions of the food served along with service quality and speed were all excellent. All who attended (from 1 to 65 years old) enjoyed the meal and atmosphere as well as how cheerful, polite and attentive the service was. We have been again since this meal and so have some of the rest of our party (who had not been before). In addition to our personal experience, the pub is set within the Kent Downs with nearby ancient woodland and is itself also very old and helps give the venue its warm ambience. Outside there is a small garden area and parking for a number of cars. The venue has a farm which it uses for some of its produce and a number of local suppliers from local fisherman to farmers to make the most of being within the Garden of England to serve you mainy traditional award winning meals.

Us 4 all chose the set lunch menu at £12pp for 2 courses, or £14pp for 3. Not usually dessert people but couldn't resist a £2 apple crumble and custard.

Recently re-visited this quiet venue for lunch, where there is a good 'A la Carte' & Lunch Menu. It was a Tuesday and we arrived shortly after mid-day, so we did not book, but this is advisable as sometimes there are quite a few larger groups that lunch here.

We had heard the menu was good so decided to go after a dog (small well behaved Westie) walk in nearby woods. We did not get a friendly greeting and was told we could only sit in the garden. The staff were very unfriendly and my husbands cheese & red onion chutney ciabatta turned up with piccalilli instead and no apology! What a shame as we had heard good reviews about the pub and the menu was very good. Just need better staff as the young girls didn’t want to be there.

No complaints about the staff or service and were pleased to see that the menu stated where some of the food had come from, and was locally/home produced. However, the general consensus from our group was that the food was very overpriced and not that enjoyable. There was a lack of atmosphere also. Will not be visiting this pub again.

A very good set menu . Food was delicious and all freshly cooked and the service was excellent. Recommend booking in advance as it gets very busy.

Had a great day having a few!! beers then a great evening meal. Pigeon starter was best ever had, then a five spiced duck for mains. Staff where amazing.

We went as a group for lunch and had the 3 course for £14 which was excellent value. The food was all very good bar the roast potatoes which didn't taste like they were fresh out of the oven. Our deserts were delicious. Unfortunately the thing that really ruined it was the staff, we had two different members of staff serving us and both of them were surly, unfriendly and snappy. They weren't professional at all, one gentleman in another group was shouted out from across the pub that his card has been declined which was very tactless. It's a shame because if it hadn't been for the service, we would have definitely returned but the service just ruined it for us.

An excellent country pub, well worth finding. Excellent value for money. Set lunchtime menu, 2 courses £12, 3 courses £14. All locally sourced & good quality fresh produce. Very friendly, warm welcome always. Great beer garden.

We stopped here on the off chance they room for two hungry travellers ! They were full on a Monday lunch time but squeezed us on the end of a large table already occupied by two accommodating ladies. There is a good sized car park and a decent garden. The interior of the pub is beautiful in keeping with the age of the pub. The menu here is wide and varied. We only had one course , glad we did plenty of well cooked fayre. Excellent service from start to finish and very friendly efficient staff. The pub has Good food certificates falling off the wall, we shall return.

There was nothing on the menu for vegans just a couple of choices for vegetarians, so I had to reluctantly opt for those. However the only thing they could offer for desert was sorbet!! Not very imaginative.

Been here several times and still one of our favourites. The lunch menu changes regularly and 3 courses for £14 is a good deal. I highly rate the beer battered cod and chips. The ginger sponge with golden syrup and cream is fantastic.

Lovely country pub, warm welcome, great value lunch £12 for 2 courses or £14 for 3 courses. Not too much choice which is always good for me! The food was fresh, hot & delicious. The ginger syrup sponge was out of this world. We will be back!

Visited last week, welcomed by the staff, drinks in hand within minutes! Food was amazing and couldn’t have asked for anything more, cosy pub with friendly people!

As part of our starting to retrace our steps to Pubs we love from the past we chose the George at Molash nr Canterbury. Pleanty of Parking but gets very busy at this popular Pub Restaurant. The entrance doors a bit stiff then a turn into the Bar door, so not sure about or where wheel chair access would cope. Roomy Bar & Dining areas very cosy and warm atmsophere. Nice friendly greeting from the busy staff with good choice of Beers for us to enjoy. The menues ar really great now with a choice of a lunch menu at set prices for two or three courses and the general menu with such treats as all sorts or Game, including Venison. I plumped for Pheasant Cury which I have never eaten before which was wonderful. Everyone enjoyed their choices and we were very happy and replete afterwards with some coffee to keep us going for the afternoon ahead. Even the Gents still has its old fashionned urinal, a great feature in any older Pub I feel. In need of a little T-L-C, but functional. Highly recomended all round Pub and we will be back.

If you want a meal of super quality I will recommend here. Try the pork belly and one of their beautiful cheesecakes. We found the staff so friendly and they always go the extra mile when asked. Lovely beer on hand and good range of wines and spirits esp gin. I will say it again I cannot recommend this establishment enough for the quality of food and friendliness of the staff. Thank you for a beautiful meal and romantic evening.

Went for dinner with work colleagues. Service and food were excellent. Everyone commented on how good the food was. First time we have been to The George so good choice for us and will definately be returning.

Having lived nearby for a few years and heard many positive reviews we finally went along for dinner and certainly weren't disappointed. The setting was relaxed with a crowd at the bar and a then tables of diners set slightly away in the restaurant area. The service was friendly and attentive. The food was fabulous, monkfish and leg of lamb mains cooked perfectly.

Went for lunch. The place wasn’t busy but was lovely and clean Waiting staff very attentive without being intrusive. We are from a set lunch menu which was varied and had meat/non meat choices. Food was beautifully cooked and presented. Prices very reasonable. Would highly recommend!

Have visited the George many times and always had a great meal. The food is homemade and you are given large portions for the value so never leave feeling hungry. The three course lunch menu is also good value for money. Great little pub/restaurant , will be back again soon!

This place is amazing! First time here and will be back very soon. What a wonderful greeting we had when entering this beautiful old pub/restaurant. Warmed even more on a freezing day but the lovely wood burning stove. Took a seat in the restaurant and ordered some local wine which turned out to be lovely. Two of our party decided to order from the lunch set menu and two from the main a la Carte menu. The set menu was a super price and the food was amazing. We decided on two crispy whitebait to start and a Beef Casserole and Stuffed Breast of lamb for main. The beef casserole was one of the best that I have ever tasted. Tender meat with a rich sauce and topped with a light and fluffy suet dumpling. Simply amazing. The a la carte meals looked amazing too and all four of the party were over the moon with the food. I had the Tiramisu for dessert which was also great. Honestly one of the best meals out I have had in long long time and can’t wait to come back one evening very soon to try the a la carte menu. Thanks so much for such a wonderful experience. SIMPLY AMAZING!!!

We had the set 3 course lunch. The staff were all very friendly and helpful but the food badly let the place down. The whitebait starter was plentiful and deemed good. The egg mayonnaise starter of a bit of salad with one very hard boiled egg and a spoonful of bought mayonnaise was uninspiring and bland. The guinness and beef casserole was really dreadful. Lumpy mashed potato, limp carrots and the meat was crowned with a white lump of uncooked dough. I had thought this was suet pastry that had been boiled in water and then put on top but then found bits of mushroom stuck to the underside so I really have no idea what it was but it was inedible. The meat was quite tender but was ruined by the two enormous lumps of fat and gristle that made up the majority of my meat serving. Not to be put off we ordered dessert. Now the tiramasu was really good, and so too the vanilla ice cream. The place could also do with a jolly good clean.

Restaurant area cold and draughty, bar area had fire! Not too busy but food took long time to arrive, soup not as on menu (lacked the cheese). Three menus running at same with Xmas dinner on one, my opinion is that there were too many items on the menus, although freshly cooked just too slow for what is really a pub.

Went for lunch mid week. We had booked a table because of time of year. So we were put in the restaurant area. It’s was very cold in there. We both chose the Christmas menu. Food was average nothing to ‘write home about’. Have definitely had better but have had worse on the odd occasion. But the whole lunch was spoiled because we were so cold. Service was ok and didn’t have to wait long between courses.