The George Washington in Lancaster

Nice selection of beers, very helpful barmaid on Monday night 22nd April

Located in a beautiful little village just outside carnforth and the breakfast was excellent

Cosy open fire and great pint what's not to like.

The George Washington was busy. When we finished the walk around Warton area.

We only visited the cafe and the food was well done.

The guy bushing the bar just seemed to be looking for an argument. There were a few others at the bar who I’m assuming were locals were either in on it or they were just used to him so followed along. We drank up quickly and went to another pub. Won’t be retuning as not made to feel welcome at all

Great room, newly refurbished and wonderful breakfast and evening meal

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How did i like the George Washington? Not sure, when we got there it was closed. Village pub. They don't open til 4 nowadays. Sign of the bad times we are now living in.

The food was really really tasty. Cooked fresh to order.. So it took a bit longer and we were forewarned by the chef so all good. The food we had today gave us as much enjoyment as the food we had at Rick Stein's in Padstow a year or two back. Couldn't fault it. 5 very happy people!

We booked this pub for a one night stay, as it was only an hour away from home. The pub is comfortable, with fireplaces that I’m sure are well used in winter. It’s obviously a well used local pub, with lots of friendly locals. Our room was spotlessly clean and comfortable, with tea and coffee making facilities available. The landlord and landlady were lovely, making us feel at home. We booked a table for an evening meal, which was absolutely delicious, cooked by the landlady. The pub was busy all Saturday evening with diners, and it was easy to see why. The food was fantastic value… I had the fish, chips and mushy peas (best ever!!) and my husband had the slow cooked lamb rump with fresh vegetables, which he said was amazing. In the morning, the breakfast was just as nice, with cereals, orange juice, full English breakfast and toast. We had a lovely stay here, and would definitely recommend you give it a try.

The land lady was very nice and the bar staff was very nice and very friendly

Excellent homemade food would highly recommend a visit. Friendly and welcoming landlord and clientele . We all had great meals and could not manage a pudding. Maybe next time. 👍🏻😊

This traditional pub never fails with its food. Had a roast dinner and it was delicious, just like your mum would make. Stayed here a while ago and was impressed by the landlord and landladys efforts, she especially deserves a mention for her fabulous cooking. Hannah on bar was also a true delight.

Very strange as being unfamiliar with the area we pulled into car park. Pub was open with sign outside saying good food served. Inside there was a table with a small party eating. Nobody at bar or in the bar but a man sat in lounge who told us he couldn’t accommodate us 3 as they had the table in to serve?? Thought that was odd but my poor review is attributed to the fact we asked him if he knew of anywhere local we could get served. He just said we could drive into carnforth and find something, however literally yards away on the left hand side there was another pub The Malt Shovel that WAS serving food. Because of the strange attitude of this pub we tentatively asked if we could come in and if they were serving food which amused the owner who said “of course, it’s a pub”. When we explained we had been turned away from the one up road he understood. Perhaps Mr whoever you were you could have been more helpful and/or closed your doors if you didn’t want more than 10 customers? Would have saved us stopping and parking up!

We stayed here overnight and had dinner before we retired for the night . The room was very clean and the bathroom was huge . Everything we needed, the bed comfortable, and clean. For dinner we both chose steak pie with chips, and this came with peas, carrots and Savoy cabbage. The food was piping hot and delicious . The decor seems a little old fashioned and tired - but apart from that we have no hesitation in recommend this little gem of a place .

I booked this as a stopping off point close to the M6, which it is, but a different world from a busy motorway. Quite pretty village. Welcoming pub, room not fancy but spotless and comfortable. Friendly bar with good beer and decent food. Excellent breakfast. Decent value. Exactly what I was looking for.

I stayed here as a stopping off spot close to the M6 which it was but a world away from a busy motorway. Quite pretty village. Welcoming pub, spotless, if straightforward, room, cheerful bar, good food, good beer. All very positive. Good value and exactly what I was looking for. Will return.

We have been visiting this pub for years and it was lovely to be able to visit again this year. They are well set up for the current situation having moved tables and given more space. The food and beer are just as good as we remember.

Lovely pub in an equally lovely location...however, be sure to ask for receipts for contactless payments. I paid £7.65 for a pint and half and 2 packets of crisps. Next time I went in for just drinks and got charged £7.60, without my glasses I wasn't sure what I had been charged as no receipt was given. Suspecting this was the case I checked my card transactions when I got back to our motorhome and I had been overcharged. I know its only a couple of quid but that's not the point. I'm hoping it was a simple mistake and not just taking advantage of a tourist.

We stayed at the George Washington while on a visit to meet family. As guests there was a provided breakfast which was absolutely delicious and truly almost more than one could eat. We also had the occasion to have dinner there with a large number of family members and the kitchen turned out wonderful meals (Branson chops, rump steak, fish and chips, etc.) all done perfectly. The pub also has a very nice selection of beers and was able to accommodate all mixed drink orders as well. On top of all those attributes the prices were very reasonable for the quality and quantity of food. They use all locally sourced foodstuffs and it shows.

stoped off for a drink after a walk up warton crag, found the reception by the landlord to be lukewarm at best, pub was deserted which is always a bad sign, landlady had a rubbish attitude, put a slight downer on what was a great day, but hey there are always other watering holes!

Friendly locals and good ale. Centre of village with large car park. Open for food Wed to Sunday - finished 6.00 Sunday. Good beer garden

I've eaten at the George Washington on a number of occasions and it always offers fantastic, hearty pub food, as we as some interesting specials. The restaurant is popular with locals and visitors alike, and you're always guaranteed a warm welcome. Personally, I'd recommend the gammon steak - but make sure you're hungry! The homemade chips are to die for too.

Lovely family meal! Reccomend the stuffed chicken...was lovely! The fish looked huge..proper pub grub and great value for money. Big portions!

The George Washington is a gem of a pub and is without a doubt the best village pub we’ve ever had the pleasure to know. The ale is superb, the food is exceptional and the welcome and service from James, Janet, Kim and Daisy is second to none.

The George is a quaint pub which has a large family friendly restaurant. Bar meals are home cooked and always hearty and wholesome. Service is good and so is the beer! We love making this one of our first stops when we arrive in the Lakes.

Visited Warton for 8 days and stayed in a self-catering cottage.The first time we stepped foot in the George Washington we just knew it was the right place to be. So friendly you would have thought we were locals. Fine ales and excellent food at the right price. Even joined in the local quiz on a Thursday night. Extremely well looked after by all.

Popped in for lunch and discovered a gem. A good choice of ales available, served by the friendly landlord, James. Good, fresh, home-cooked food, locally sourced and served in generous helpings. We will be going back again!

Un lugar bastante bonito, con una buena variedad de cervezas. El lugar es un poco cansado y sin embargo podía hacer con un poco de orden. Hay otro pub a lo largo de la carretera que estaba siendo un poco de un lavado a la vez.

Went for a family dinner and the staff were very friendly, attentive and helpful. The food was home made and excellent with good sized portions and not too expensive. Would recommend this pub which sits in a lovely wee village.

We arrived at lunch opening time really friendly bar staff and great beer, another couple were in the bar at the same time and ordered pate and sandwiches, we had a sandwich and it came on a warm baguete with plenty of filling, salad and crisps, full range f food available

We discovered this pub whilst on holiday in the area. We were welcomed by a very friendly landlord and made to feel very welcome. My husband and I both chose the handmade steak pie (served with fresh veg and a choice of potatoes) and it...

He estado aquí un par de veces para tomar una copa y aunque un muy agradable pub, siempre es muy tranquilo. He visto personas que llegan para quedarse y no comida. Fácilmente accesible de Carnforth y una zona preciosa para pasear.

Nos alojamos aquí tres noches corriendo y comimos en el pub (desayuno y cena) por la duración. El desayuno era excelente, cereales, tostadas, y con opciones de desayuno inglés cocinado. Asimismo, las comidas de la noche, todo muy bien, había una opción razonable en el...

I go to pubs for great food and great beer ... this pub has them both. The food is delicious, served in big portions and is beautifully cooked. The beer is kept well and served exactly as it should be. The coal fire is most welcoming and the staff were polite and pleasant.

Food is great but that's about it for this place, can not comment on the rooms as I have not stayed, my family have and said it needs updating??

It's an amazing place to visit. If you love real ale. Then go to this place. If you love to come here after you've been to the church next door then you're more than welcome.

The meals were large, tasty and filling.There is a specials board too.Vegetarians are catered for. The mixed grill in particular was very good.

Myself and my wife stopped off here on our way up to Scotland it is a few miles off the Moterway but worth it. We had the best pub lunch ever!! The portions were big and great value for money highly recommend stopping here. Will definitely be back again.

Friday 26 Aug 16, My husband and I went up the main street to the local ‘George Washington’ public housel. We asked if we could have a sandwich but was told ‘No’, as they had been very busy and the cook was now taking a lunch break. My husband and I found this peculiar as we had walked past the pub earlier and there had been no-one there and there was no-one in the pub only me and My husband. As we were in need of a drink, we stayed to re-hydrate ourselves and then we left.We were made to feel not welcome - will not be coming here again!

We chose the George Washington because of its proximity to Carnforth station (5 mins in car) as we were travelling on the Scarborough Spa Express. Lovely home cooked meal on first evening after a long journey and superb breakfast.

We were recommended this restaurant facility which is located within a hotel/bar. We were able to walk to the location from Pine Lake Resort. There was a large selection of beers and lager and the staff were very pleasant. We ordered several different dishes and all the meals were very good and wholesome. They do have a childrens menue. Would definately return on our next visit to the area.

Straightforward menu, nicely prepared and served in country pub surroundings. The steak pudding is thoroughly recommened.

My partner and her son and myself had a lovely meal there we had two courses there the portions where good the little one ate almost every thing and myself and my partner really enjoyed the meal and the atmosphere there and the staff where excellent with there service would go again

We called at this pub on foot for a drink,we sat at the front but found it to be a bit chilly in the wind so we decided to go in the beer garden at the rear. We sat down and were shocked to see two piles of dog excrement on the grass beside us and loads of rubbish about the place,needless to say we won't be visiting this pub ever again I have awarded one star too many as this is the minimum.

good local pub with home cooked food of high quality and clean comfortable seating areas also outdoor seating and very accesible to buses and the crag

Stayed at nearby Pine Lake and walked to this pub for lunch. The menu has all the normal bar lunch choices - there is also a kids menu. Lunches were lovely and the chips were great!! This pub has a nice cozy feel about it.

The food is excellent, and the choice varied. I have been for a number of meals as a couple and even with a group and each time it has been excellent.

Amazing home cooked food.Great atmosphere open fire real ale.What more could you want ,take no notice of bad reviews..

Oh my goodness! Having previously been in this pub only to play Darts some yrs ago, my wife and I found this whilst searching for somewhere to dine.We called up just to ensure we did or did not have to book, thankfully one of the ladies said they could fit us in pre-8pm.I had a pint of Beacon, as I quite like Everards, compared to my driv...sorry, wife's cola!We were served by a charming young lady, who even offered to take our food option rather than return to the bar... My wife chose "Saucy Chicken"...mmmm. I decided to opt for the Gammon.Gammon?? This Gammon was the size of a Car Headrest! Talk about huge, it came with a massive portion of Chips, a very well prepped Salad, and 2 giant mushrooms, 2 giant tomatos and beans! All this for well under £15! I have to confess, I couldn't devour it all as it was approaching 9pm and the highlight of the evening.... The Quiz! Complete with said waitress and table service, this turned out to be one of the best meals and evenings I had ever had in this pub.Will be most definately be calling back.... Keep those Pigs-on-tap!

After getting slightly lost on a hike we where doing called in the George Washington for a drink and a taxi number but on the advice of the landlord we stayed for something to eat and then the landlord kindly showed us where we needed to go via google maps .Both the food and the beer was lovely and the landlord extremely helpful will not hesitate to call again next time we are in the area.

I have frequented this establishment on a number of occasions and have found the service and food to be below par. I came in with my family once and one of my party was unsure what drink to have from the guest ales on offer. Rather than offer an outline of flavours the response from the Landlord was 'Have you mind your mind up yet?' The Landlord kept walking past our table disrupting our ambience in order to throw empty crisp packets into the fire - which then emitted a burnt plastic aroma throughout our area.

In contrast to all the other establishments in Warton and Carnforth this is a very unfriendly pub. I've been visiting over the last 6+ years and that makes no difference. An outsider is an outsider as far as the landlord is concerned. I get the impression they would rather serve 3 locals as opposed to have a full capacity venue.

We have moved very local to this establishment and both times we have been in, for no reason, we have been refused service. We find the atmosphere very stifling and very "local pub for local people" it's an old mans pub. If you want to be looked at and gossiped about while your having a quiet drink, this is your place. If not, go to the malt shovel down the road!! 100 times better!!!

Just visited after many years. Excellent beer, very friendly service and really good food at very reasonable price.

I have the pleasure of visiting the George Washington on a number of occasions and I am never disappointed. The food is without a doubt outstanding in quality and presentation, I feel and would recommend that this is the best food hall in the whole area. I don't drink beer as such so I can not comment on this. However, the bar staff are so cheery and always have a smile for you. When I drop in on a Thursday at about 9pm ish the fun is apparent with the quiz there is one group of people that always gets it wrong and end up laughing at there answers its just a grate pub to be in! THANK YOU XX

Stayed here en-route to Leighton Moss as it's only 2.7 miles away. Good pub that sold a reasonable selection of malt whiskey and my wife thought the red wine was good too. Breakfast was enormous and service was friendly.Accommodation was functional and clean. If looking for inexpensive accommodation - well worth a stay.

Our group enjoyed a late lunch. It was cooked to order, warm and tasty, and we found the bar keeper friendly and helpful.

Good straight-forward pub meals, reasonable range and prices. Enjoyed the veg curry and generous desert........

We stopped here on our way home after a day out.Pleasant friendly staff and decent beer. The food was inexpensive and we feared that it would be disappointing. We were pleased to discover good food at sensible prices. My fish and chips were really tasty and portions were a good size.

We selected from the lite menu for a lunch time snack. The size of the portion (fish and chips) was more than ample followed by pudding, a huge portion of Apple & blackberry crumble with custard. This would have been more than acceptable as a normal main course meal. All for £6.95 amazing value

I cycled to the George Washington to meet a colleague for lunch. There was a standard menu and a "lite bite" menu with 2 or 3 courses for a set amount. I did not have to decide whether to have the third course until I had eaten the first two.It was good beer and we both enjoyed our meals. we were the only two customers. The landlord said he has been running the place for 7months. Good luck to him. I will visit again.