The George Inn in Mendip

Nice roast with excellent service

Wow!! what an amazing pub. The best rib eye steak, friendly landlord, superb place to come to, where the locals care too. Proper old fashioned, pub, dogs too.

I wish I lived closer to this inn. It is one of the friendliest pubs I have ever been in. Not only do the staff welcome you with big smiles, but the local customers are just as warm and friendly. Each time I visit I am delighted by the interesting and creative specials on the menu and love the selection of beers.

Came into this lovely little village for a over night stay as in a coach driver. Was told this was the only place to eat and drink - the food was absolutely delicious, I highly recommend the steak and ale pie! The meat was sooooooo goood! The chips were perfect too, I had a brownie for dessert which melted in my mouth - they also pour a perfect Guinness, the owners greeted us very nicely, very kind people who made me feel welcome.

Great food and an amazing friendly place . The staff were helpful and the landlord who is Canadian has an amazing sense of humour .

Stayed one night in this pub/restaurant/bed&breakfast. It was superb. Comfortable room and nice evening meal and breakfast. The hosts were charming. The pub also runs the Community Shop and is a hub of village life.

Friendly village pub. Really good service in pleasant surroundings.

Lovely country pub, full of great locals. Their beer is always in perfect condition. Lovely garden and open fires. 10 out of 10

Lovely beer in quaint pub. Also a village shop. Good selection of local interest books.

The George is a nice place to be, the landlord is friendly as are the locals, theres plenty of choice of drinks, the food is nice pub food with a choice of specials on the board, the service was great and the prices I thought were very reasonable for what you get, you can tell the difference in the quality of the food even if you just having fish and chips etc… rather than some of the other things listed its a nicer fish and chips than some places serve, we will be back when in the area

Absolutely loved this little gem. Stayed in the loft room which is very quaint. Very comfortable bed and amazing shower. Veryan and Peter, the hosts, were fabulous, nothing was too much trouble. Delicious breakfast and the best scallops I've had in a long time. In a great location for sightseeing in the surrounding areas. I would definitely recommend staying here. 👌

Very good everything, quiet and endearing.

Found this little gem while travelling. Lovely location. Clean room and hot shower. The hosts are great and the breakfast was perfect. I would definitely stay here again.

Popped in for an evening meal. The menu is nothing special but the Specials board was great and the food was delicious.

Lovely old pub, very friendly owners, staff and locals. Gorgeous food, all homemade, even the ice cream, sooo creamy! The King George ale is brewed solely for the pub and I can thoroughly recommend it, after extensive sampling, just to be sure you understand.. There is accommodation but we didn't stay so can't comment on that. Very dog friendly and there's a resident pub dog, Pixie, a black Lab, who'll stay by your side all night...as long as you have food on the table 😂 She doesn't beg or make a nuisance of herself though, just lies there next to you 😍 I can only say visit, you won't regret it.

Myself and my daughter visit here for Sunday Roast whenever we are back in the area. Still the best pub Sunday Roast available anywhere, even after 16 years. Truly excellent quality and a reasonable price for the pleasure. Excellent exclusive Ale, wonderful warm hosts and superb staff. Hard to beat? Yes, this is why they win their awards. Thankyou Peter and Verion, see you again soon. 🙏

Stayed for three nights, really charming owners, highly recommended. Really good food, definitely check out if you are in the area. If I could give it more stars I would!

The George Inn is by far and away the most pleasant, friendly, wonderful pub I have been to in the UK. And I have been to many, many pubs. The food is just superb. The King George bitter, especially, is tremendous. But mostly, this community pub excels due to the friendliness. It is the heart of the village of Croscombe, and well worth travelling to. They have accommodation too.

Fantastic , I took my 87 year old mum for lunch we both had the dressed crab with potatoe salad and warm bread , it was the best meal i have had from a pub . The specials board was amazing , found it hard to choose. Very wRm welcome, cant wait to return. Thank you

Just had 3 lovely nights B&B nice old pub with very friendly hosts. Would highly recommend. Ideally placed to visit Wells

My wife, Julia, and I celebrated our Golden wedding at Croscombe village hall, recently. We asked Peter, the landlord of the George pub to run the bar. He was just fantastic, as always. Greatly apppeciated by all who attended. Also, If you want an outstanding meal the George is the place for you. Thank you Peter. Keith & Julia Rudyard.

Absolutely delighted with my stay at The George Inn ..!! From the moment I walked in, Pat and the team made me feel right at home with their super warm welcome. The breakfast was hands down one of the best I’ve had in ages, truly setting the day off on the right foot. And to top it all off, it’s no surprise this charming place has received the Award for Best Rural Pub of 2024. Will visit again …

The owner is super friendly and helpful! The pub is nice, there was a cozy fireplace burning last night. Kids friendly

Went for dinner here as had seen good reviews plus was staying in local B&B near by. Can not fault the staff, all welcoming and friendly. Myself and my husband got the steak each, it was nice but nothing to rave about. We also got a pudding each (crumble, which was more oats than crumble, and sticky toffee pudding). Where we were seated was an area you could see into the kitchen and let's say the microwave was heard pinging a few times 😏 Had a Guinness and then two cokes and bill came to £86.00 which is alot compared to when we've been to places like Miller and Carter and have had amazing steaks plus wine/cocktails and price is roughly the same. Would I go back for a drink - yes but personally not for food. Definitely over priced.

We popped in randomly one lunchtime without any planning and were blown away by the quality of food complete with GF options. Can’t adequately describe how good it was. Exceptional.

Last week, my family and I visited The George Inn for lunch and had a mixed experience. We've enjoyed this pub before, but this time, we were surprised by the new manager/landlord. Their presence felt unwelcoming, as they seemed moody and frustrated. It was uncomfortable to hear them complaining, which made it awkward to approach and ask for anything. However, the food, especially the crab salad and lasagna, was absolutely amazing and to top off we had a fabulous ginger ice cream. The other staff members provided great service, which we appreciated. Overall, our experience was a bit tarnished by the manager's behavior, but the delicious food and friendly staff made up for it. We hope the pub addresses these issues, as it would make us more likely to visit again in the future.

A real old English pub stay very friendly staff

Stayed here for a business trip and was very happy. Staff where very friendly and helpful and the food was lovely and well prepared. The whole place was very clean. The room was spacious and the bed was comfy.

Came here for a meal with friends. Tried the venison. Oh my goodness. So tender and velvety. Quality outstanding

Brilliant pub. I'd been walking the Mendip Way, and had arrived just after the kitchen had closed. However, when they heard I'd been hiking, they cooked me a meal and were really friendly and hospitable. Lovely atmosphere and will definitely return.

Lovely, well kept pub, good food, great beer that's kept properly. Wonderful friendly place, and functions as a village hub with parcel services and some fresh food too.

Went with a group of friends for a Christmas meal. Food delicious and staff friendly and helpful. Only downside is parking is very limited.

Just wow! Cannot say enough about this fantastic village pub and B&B. Stayed this week as attending a very dear friends funeral and all the staff were so helpful and hospitalable. The room was excellent and I had a great night's sleep in the very comfortable bed. Great shower and had a wonderful chat over breakfast this morning with Peter and Veryan - fascinating, warm and very interesting people. I just mentioned that some of the others coming for the funeral might meet at the George and that a few may like to eat...........😬🙃 When 15-20 people arrived, Peter and Veryan served them breakfast like it was no trouble and couldn't have been more helpful and friendly at the drop of a hat! It really made for a special start to a sad day and I was so grateful to them. A true village pub which seems to be at the heart of everything. I thoroughly recommend it - I will certainly look to stay again when in the area. Thank you all so much - you're amazing!

Very friendly people, good service, very good beer, excellent breakfasts, evening menu a bit limited. Must be very difficult to cater evening meals without wasting food. Friendly locals too Bed was extremely comfortable. Television Couldn't get bathroom heater working. Parking a bit limited

Visited today for lunch. The beer was fabulous, the hosts so friendly. Really lovely ambience. Great log fires. They have a very useful little shop and take Evri parcels. But the food was out of this world and amazing value. We had a roast turkey with all the trimmings, the vegetarian roast, scampi and chips and fish and chips. We had puddings of mango sorbet and pannetone bread and butter pudding. The homemade damson icecream was sublime.The quality was exceptional. Visiting family for the weekend and can't wait to return to try the rest of the menu!

Good value for money. Clean room and a good standard of breakfast. A proper old pub too

Was disappointed with the vegetable lasagne, hardly any vegetables, it was like just eating the sheets with cheese. Won't order that again.

Lovely pub/restaurant. Lovely people too.

10 of us had lunch at The George Inn after my mother's funeral in September 2023. When we called in beforehand, Natasha was really helpful in providing different menus and suggesting a room that we could use. On the day, The George was really excellent. The staff were friendly and helpful, the service was prompt, the food was delicious, and we had a really nice room to ourselves. It was also very good value. I'd definitely recommend it for a good meal in nice and friendly surroundings.

Our main meals were really lovely and delicious. I opted for the Vegan burger. However, in my opinion pudding was a slight let down. I opted for the sorbet and this didn't appear to be sorbet to me as it was very icy and still very frozen Otherwise, staff were really nice and friendly

Food was ok but not great. If you want standard pub grub then you will get it. I don’t know if it was busier than usual when we went, but just felt a bit slow, lacking good service.

We stayed at the George for three nights. A characterful pub and, combining the pub and shop, very much a hub of village life. Peter and Verayan were excellent hosts and made us very welcome during our stay. Service was consistently good over the three days and we were given plenty of helpful advice regarding locations to visit. Apart from breakfast, we at dinner in the bar on one evening and drank there on the other two. A good range of both food and drink. Room was clean and comfortable and provided everything required. Handy for Wells and Glastonbury, both highly recommended.

We stayed here for 1 night after visiting Cheddar Gorge. We booked through booking.com and was asked to let them know when we would arrive. We said 4pm. We then received a email asking us to check in before 3pm or after 5pm because they liked to have a break!We drove past at 3.30pm and the front door was open, so we went in. They explained that if the locals were in the bar, then they remained open!Anyway, we did receive a warm welcome and had a couple of drinks in the small but pleasant garden, edged with 2 of my favourite flowers. Dahlias and sweetpeas.We were given the key to our room and shown how to use the shower. We had the loft room. And very nice it was too.The menu was limited and pricy(as was the bar)(to be expected when its the only pub in the village.) We had the cripy duck leg, and the lasagna, and enjoyed every mouthful. Compliments to the chef.We had to ask what time breakfast was served as the info was not offered, and they failed to mention that they were having their extractor fans cleaned so a full english would not be available. This is the reason we are giving 4/5. Overall, we had a nice stay and would definitely stay there again, if in the area.

It's harder and harder these days to find a "local pub" which is independent and not met with formatted brewery-led preset menus. Walking into The George we were met by the landlady with a great smile asking whereabouts we were from. Great service, friendly atmosphere and great food followed. The home made chips and the curry were excellent! We were overlooking the kitchen from our table and saw staff working ever so hard. Service was there when needed, friendly but not over bearing. A bucket to keep the wine cold would have been nice. A short walk from The Old Manor B&B, Shepton Mallet. We suggest you visit.

We went on a very busy evening but had booked and got seated quite quickly. Nice bustling atmosphere, I think the staff were rushed off their feet initially but it became less frantic as people finished their meals. The pub also has a small shop and is a hub for parcel collection/dispatch, so hopefully will continue to be supported by the locals.

My daughter and I happened upon the George while we staying in the area, we enjoyed a super Sunday lunch and then returned the following evening and experienced another well cooked meal the service was friendly and we were recognised on our second visit which is always a good customer care tick from me. The chocolate brownies were particularly yummy.

We booked evening meal because the menu on their website was very good.When we arrived the menu was simple and nothing like the website.We did book for two nights but didnt return next night.The staff were friendly though

There are few family run pubs that still serve great food with a smile and such friendly service. We have dropped in several times with our family when visiting locally and the atmosphere is 'a real English pub.' If all country pubs in the UK were like this then many more would still be open. Peter and Veryan are the heart of this village community. Looking forward to our next visit.

Stayed nearby and went on a long walk through the fields and woods before coming to the george inn. Had some food which was delicious and plentiful plus a couple of drinks. On leaving asked the landlady about a taxi as we were tired from our walk and she offered to drive us herself. She was an angel.

Stayed here for one night for work with a colleague. In these uncertain times the management are coping well. We were supplied with a takeaway breakfast in the morning which was appreciated. The pub serves takeaway meals and the locals support this well. Very friendly couple running the pub and no complaints at all, would stay again if in the area.

We usually come here on a Sunday for lunch with my m-i-l: this time it was Thursday lunch and just us. The food was excellent as always, the welcome was warm and the food was delicious. Thank you

Fabulous in every way! From the moment we arrived our every need was met. The room was delightful and very comfortable, and the food was well presented and tasted delicious. The George is a real find! Thank you

Just lovely. It’s a funny little placed, with a slightly dated but oh so English pub charm, tucked away in a small village. The garden is sizeable, featuring a small covered seating area, a grassed area and Pixie the dog. The toilets are clean (and I think this is always a good sign of any eating place). We sat outside and had a roast. Nothing fancy just honest, hearty pub grub. Service was lovely, prompt and polite. The ice cream is made on site and to die for. I would wholly recommend the stem ginger flavour if ice cream is your thing. We just needed a meeting spot that gave us a place to eat and I can’t fault it.

Dinner on Tuesday - it was very quiet (6!) and a bit confusing all together. The moment we walked in we did and didn’t have a table reserved all at the same time. We had a drinks order taken before we even sat down and they came quick. That was the only quick thing! Waited ages for our order to be taken and food to come out. Food was nice though. We did want a dessert but we’re dreading the wait we were going to have for that! So went to the bar to pay in order to pay before we turned another year older! All together nice food - typical pub grub - lacking quality service.

My wife and I were staying in the area and were recommended The George. We were not disappointed. The pub is charming with a small general store for essentials. The food was excellent both nights we ate there. Sea bass with king prawns with a lemon sauce was fabulous, we both loved it. The landlord, Peter and his wife were really friendly and made you feel most welcome. We will be coming back to Croscombe and The George without fail. The chef is a diamond

We enjoyed a great meal tonight, steak was exceptional and perfectly cooked as ordered. The George never fails to come up trumps (with a lower case t!!)

Great old fashioned pub with a resident dog Pixie and the beef redang is the best pub curry I've ever had 😋

Had Sunday lunch here with friends. Very convivial atmosphere with locals and visitors. Good variety on menu and portions were more than ample! We all had roast beef with all the trimmings. Staff warm and welcoming and attentive. Good place to stop and recharge batteries.

Friday night on our way home from Padstow. Checked into local B&B that recommended this pub. What a great recommendation. Excellent home made food and really genial landlord.

Help out to eat out....thank goodness!! A bill for £88 reduced to £58 for 3 and still too expensive. After waiting 45 mins for our main courses ( after Camembert to share as a starter), the 2 steak and chips and one lamb tagine arrived one by one.Both steaks were very mediocre. Overcooked ( we asked for rare, they came medium/ well done). They were thin puny looking things. The tagine was tasty but quite dry and the plate was two thirds rice.Beer was good. But we will not be visiting again. Very disappointed.

...very uncomfortable at the lack of Covid safety measures - you could have been forgiven for thinking there wasn't a deadly virus in circulation. No one way system, tables very close together (and it was very busy the night we went) , no masks/visors for staff, paper menus that were just handed out multiple times, no cleaning of tables and chairs when they became free. But there was hand sanitiser on the bar! As for the food, we were a little disappointed at the very restricted menu, nowhere near as extensive as the sample menu on the website. There was only one type of pie left (chicken and veg) that we didn't really fancy but nothing else appealed. Have to say though that the pie was delicious,chips were good and the veg were perfectly cooked for us (no soggy veg here). Also, the staff were very friendly. If it hadn't been for the safety issues my rating would have been higher but under current circumstances those issues can't be ignored.

Excellent welcome, service and food but felt very exposed and uncomfortable. No screens, no visors or masks on the staff, no less tables than before and no one really paying attention to social distancing. Hand sanitiser on the bar and some signs up but it left me feeling quite exposed and uncomfortable. Don’t think I want to risk it again...

We stayed in Croscombe just for 1 night and our host recommended George Inn for breakfast. The weather was amazing, so we decided to sit in the garden. It was really warm and welcoming, we were sorrounded by flowers and singing birds :) Food was done by lovely lady, and I have to say that was the best English Breakfast I have ever eat! Quality of products was really high, you could feel that they are local.

My husband and I visited the pub for an early dinner on a Saturday night. Apart from a few locals at the bar the pub was fairly quiet. We ordered Guinness which was brought to our table with food orders of fish & chips & scampi & chips. Disappointed with the fish & chips as very little cod and mostly batter, we were hoping to Have homemade chips (twice cooked) but clearly frozen. For pudding we ordered sticky toffee pudding and treacle tart. The tart was cold and a disappointment. We left feeling disappointed by the meal as reviews were very good. After a day out we decided to give the pub another try as chef could have been off on our last visit. Again had to park and walk to the pub as only 4 parking spaces Again next welcome and Guinness brought to our table. As Sunday we were offered roast which was nice as the evening and not offered by many pubs. Much busier with diners and locals. We opted for mussels and garlic mushrooms for starters followed by roast lamb and chicken dinners Very attentive and good service. Starters very good. Mains were plentiful A much better experience second time around. There was a pub quiz starting at 8pm but didn’t stay for that as had been a long day

On Sunday we wanted a roast so went to the George inn and had a vegetarian nut roast which was good it was very nice service

Salmon and prawn cocktail starter. Very nice and not skimping on the salmon and prawns. Scampi and chips - excellent chips. It’s so hard to get decent chips now, and these are!Although I didn’t have the pie, it’s worthy of an inclusion here. Proper pie with lamb and mint filling. I think that’s most of a lamb. Excellent.

Thank you George Inn for our delicious Sunday lunch at a very competitive price. We really appreciated the warm and friendly atmosphere and look forward to coming again

Always a good welcome, excellent pub rood, warm and friendly, I go here every two to three weeks and cannot fault it.

Stayed at the George for a night after exploring the local area. Room was nice and clean and very noise free, which was surprising being just above the pub itself! We had delicious food (fish and chips), great choice of beer and cider. Perfect for a relaxing weekend, especially in front of the open fire! Staff all very friendly from the owners to the bar staff, also exceptional value for money, would definitely stay again.

After being recommended by a friend to visit the George inn for a meal, me and a few colleagues decided to go, we decided against having starters due to the prices and not wanting to spend too much money, I ordered the Sunday roast beef, hoping it would meet my expectations, I was very much wrong, when the food came out, and was put in front of me I thought I was going to be sick, the veg was hard and tasted like it had been sat for weeks on end, the potatoes were like rocks, not even my dog would eat them, and there was at least 5 short black hairs in my food, the chefs should be wearing hairnets because quite frankly it’s disgusting, not to mention how tough the beef was, and the huge amount of fat on it, I’m also pretty sure that the cauliflower cheese was burnt however freezing cold and the gravy was lumpy, I definitely wouldn’t recommend you visit the George Inn for food, it’s overpriced and disgusting, the only positive was the staff who were all lovely young ladies, DO NOT GO TO THE GEORGE INN UNLESS YOU LIKE HAIR IN YOUR FOOD.

Fantastic food, friendly atmosphere, great beer and cider. Open fire. What's not to like!? There's even a friendly pub dog (don't feed it, looks like it gets too many scraps)

Beautiful old pub with a genuinely friendly welcome. Lovely fire and lovely food! Exactly the sort of pub that needs careful cherishing, support and praise Crosscombe is a lucky village to have such a super old pub. Pixie the pub dog takes her lead from the owners and is beautifully behaved and very friendly to our flat coated retriever, Rosie.Cheers Pixie!

The chef must not be a morning person .Waited 25min for two breakfast and got Luke warm sausage like warm beans nice hot tomato warm bacon and warm egg the other breakfast all the same but scramble egg that was not even Luke warm . We were the only people in there so should have been perfect .Not as good as the advert. Toast was good

We stayed at this lovely country pub for a December break. We were made to feel so welcome. The room was lovely and spacious and clean. The food was freshly cooked and good value for money with great service.... well done !!

This was our first visit and were made very welcome on arrival. The service and lunch was well presented and delicious.

Just had a fabulous meal at The George.

We had the pleasure of staying in Croscombe from Friday - Sunday 29 Nov - 1 Dec.

Lovely overnight stay. Very friendly and welcoming owner and staff.

Four of us had an excellent Sunday roast here. Two carnivores, a vegetarian and a teenager with specific dietary requirements. Nothing was any bother and the food was excellent.

Great atmosphere, cosy fireplace and an amazing host. Try the cider... We came back next day and had very tasty fish and chips

Very nice midweek lunch Steady business & welcoming "real log fire" Had superb lunch of sirloin steak, my wife had glass of merlot & I had a pint of King Alfred Ale, lovely Excellent food very well cooked & presented We will be back

A hidden gem, Lovely pub, great rooms, the welcome and feeling welcome for our two days was really special. The food was fresh, home cooked, not what you would expect usually as I have found. If you get the chance go, visit, experience, you won't be disappointed. Thank you Peter and veryan

Went for Sunday lunch, the food was barely warm, the roast potatoes were under cooked the scampi was over cooked the chips were undercooked. It wasn't great 😩

If you like the idea of sharing the pub with a handful of friendly dogs, then this relaxed pub is the place for you. We even saw a cat wandering around at one point. The staff were also quite relaxed and gave good service. The food was good. Plenty of fresh vegetables too - including a local sea vegetable ‘samphire’ - with my fillet of fish. Try the sticky toffee pudding for dessert if you have room.

I stayed here last night 21st September to the 22nd. Lovely single room with great shower to wake me up in the morning. Had great breakfast in there dinning room and served very professionally by Mel. Mel always makes sure each customer has what they want and if not she will make sure they get it. A lovely lady.

Lovely traditional pub, great garden. Beer great, coffee great. Food good. Service - young women Great, Bloke poor. Nice dog.

Top class service lovely meal brilliant bananas and custard would definitely go again very warm welcome

Went for a family meal here and had a lovely time. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The garden was beautifully maintained. The food was delicious. The Camembert starter was very tasty as was the smoked salmon and prawn cocktail. We had steak and chips for our main course which were cooked to perfection. Although we were full up we couldn’t resist the desserts. The sticky toffee pudding (with homemade ice cream) and the fruit crumble were fabulous. We highly recommend the George inn to anyone looking for a great meal in a very pleasant atmosphere. Thanks again.

We visited for Sunday lunch . We thought it was very over priced for the quality of food we had . The garlic mushrooms , just a few mushrooms in some cream not particularly tasting of garlic,The beef was nicely cooked but the roast potatoes tasted as if they had been heated over and over and so were not eaten , a few mixed vegetables well cooked but few . Cauliflower cheese was extra not really tasting of cheese. The desert : the crumble was lovely but my sticky toffee pudding was a dry sponge , not in anyway moist , on a plate with a toffee sauce around it , the ginger ice cream was delicious . I feel these where gourmet pub prices for a Wetherspoon quality meal

Stayed here for one night for a rare night away. A warm and friendly welcome awaited us. It was a warm and sunny day so we decided to eat in the pub garden in the early evening, the food was delicious and they were accommodating with cooking something as an alternative for me. Staff very attentive and nothing too much trouble. We were in room 1 which overlooked the front and small car park, very spacious with a king size bed and en-suite bath with shower above. We were told there might be a bit of noise until midnight. We explored the village after our meal and enjoyed looking at the stunning very old architecture. We retired to bed after 10pm but unfortunately the music and noise didn’t stop until 12.45am, after which we finally went to sleep, being woken up at 7.15am by guests knocking on a door. The shower was hot and refreshing. Breakfast was from a choice of cereal and a cooked to order hot one from a menu with toast and marmalade with tea, coffee or fruit juice. We would have loved to know the history of the village and pub and did ask but no info was known by the staff member we spoke to. It would have been nice to have had some information in the room, alongside the other reading material provided of things to do in the area. The city of Wells is only a short drive away.

The George is a lovely local pub. Good food, good beer. The locals are very friendly and their dogs are even friendlier. Totally recommend this pub for families.

Received a warm welcome on checking in by the young lady behind the bar. She was also very friendly and attentive during the whole evening. Bed comfy, pillows a bit thin but that's personal preference. Could hear people in the bar until late but was a Friday night so no problem with that. Breakfast lovely. Dinner very tasty but not a lot of meat in the lasagne for feedback. Owners very nice and genuinely interested in their guests. Overall very good and would stay again.

We enjoyed an impromptu stay at the George having decided we couldn’t leave lovely Somerset just yet.

The staff at the George are all so friendly and accommodating. The devised a menu with four choices of starters, mains and desserts for our group of 20 and were excellent at covering all dietary requirements. We were able to just order pub meals as we arrived on Friday evening and then had our feast in a room to ourselves on the Saturday evening. They set us up a rectangular table so everyone could see and talk and we could easily get around the room as needed. Nothing was too much trouble and the food was delicious. As the portions were huge I would take a doggy bag in future so as not to put anything to waste! We needed to keep walking on the Sunday to burn a few extra calories. Would recommend it to all, whether a couple, family or group.

My daughter bought me and my husband a voucher, we had never been here before so wasn’t sure what to expect, wow what a pleasant surprise stunning location really friendly staff, we opted for the ribeye steak a choice of potatoes or chips vegetables or salad the steak was cooked to perfection all locally sourced was one of the best steak dinners we have ever had, the landlord even came over and spoke to us made us feel so welcome we definitely will go back a fantastic hidden little gem thank you to all the staff

First visit here using a Groupon Voucher

Out for a six mile circular walk from Wells, my route took me to Croscombe where I was delighted to find The George open and serving breakfast well before "standard" Sunday opening time. Such a warm welcome and a great breakfast menu. The "George Full Breakfast" was a no brainer! It was served beautifully cooked and appetisingly presented. The George also serves as a micro shop for the village and everyone who came in received the same friendly welcome, whether they were stopping for breakfast or just picking up the Sunday papers.

Came here on Friday evening prior to seeing an event at the Bath and West showground. At 6pm there were no parking spaces nearby so had to go into the church car park and walk.

Visited here with a friend with hound in tow and really enjoyed it. Good quality home cooked pub food, usual suspects like scampi but the lasagne was home made to order and very good. The dog got a rapturous welcome from very friendly locals. Also good for intolerances.

This venue is located adjacent to the A371 in Croscombe village. This is a pleasant 17th century pub with a nice garden. There is a small parking area at the front. The food has good reviews, but our lunch here could only be described as average pub food. The chips were slightly overcooked and the bread with the sandwiches was a bit dry. The staff are friendly and the presentation and service was OK. It is a convenient venue if you prefer to dine or drink in a rural environment.