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Was with a group and had prearranged a meal for 14 prior to watching a show Place very busy I had ordered the pork in cider sauce along with 2 others Dishes that were served were lukewarm and had to be returned The best part fir me is normally the crackling part of the belly pork all 3 portions were without the crackling part Very disjointed service Mediocre at best

Upon arrival we were greeted by a lovely young lady who was very polite and welcoming. We were offered a table upstairs or downstairs, we chose downstairs. Lovely menu, I had the mini sausages it was presented lovely and tasted nice. I had the steak for main this two was presented lovely and the steak was cooked to perfection the lemon moose I had for desert was beautiful. I will definitely be back to try more.

After reading the reviews we thought we’d give it a try as have recently moved into the area. Gosh was really nice, but the chips were absolutely awful. Yellow, stodgy and barely cooked. Will never return. Much better chip shops in the area.

You enter this pub and are immediately bowled over by the gorgeous panoramic view, straight out over the canal, and the classy interior. It felt like being on holiday! The food was first class too. I had the sea bass in an orange hollandaise sauce with fennel, samphire and confit potatoes. My meal arrived piping hot, in a wonderfully generous portion, and was absolutely delicious. “Little Ryan” was our waiter and was very lovely and helpful. So glad we have found this lovely, classy pub - we will be back !

Went to return here yesterday 26th Sept but found it had closed for good. Was a really nice place with good atmosphere So sorry

The starters and the mains, which consisted of soup, fish and chips plus burger and chips was nice. I recommend giving it a try.

Writing this review on the way having just left as felt compelled to share and provide feedback on a very poor Sunday lunch. The experience was poor from outset, seated at the little table by the door to the restaurant, Could barely get in to the pew seat and I’m only little, but cosy enough I suppose once you manage to get in. Waited a long time to order, tried to get the attention of the young lad serving the table behind us and politely called out excuse me twice but got ignored. We went up to the bar to order and they sent someone over straight away. Only at this point did we discover the pork had ran out which was what my partner wanted to order and no cauliflower cheese which we also wanted. Ordered two beef roasts, and drinks. The food came quite quickly to be fair however we still hadn’t got our drinks when our food arrived. Long delay after requesting condiments until we received them, half way in to the meal and this included the salt and pepper. You got to have salt with beef! The main problem was the meal itself. Have no problem paying £22 for a beef roast if it is a good roast however the portion was so poor we left feeling quite frankly ripped off and hungry! The meal consisted of 4 small roast potatoes (so 2 total potatoes cut in half), 2 long pieces of carrot, Yorkshire pud (which credit where it is due was large and nice - couldn’t fault that) , a dash of gravy and ‘seasonal veg’ consisting of peas with a few small pieces of leek. This is not seasonal and is just the cheap option. What happened to proper veg!? Good old broccoli, cauliflower cabbage and a decent proper portion of carrots!? My meal was very dry but I did not want to ask for any more gravy as it had took 3 attempts to get a working salt mill to the table which the waitress told me was working and demonstrated this by pouring a very tiny amount of salt in to her hand. I had tried this moments before and it hadn’t worked. Overall we spent just shy of £50 for a very poor Sunday lunch and sadly won’t be coming back. It’s such a shame as we used to love it here but this was our first visit in quite a long time and we were so disappointed. 10% service charge is now added on to all tables as well not just tables over 6.

This was our third time going to The George but unfortunately will not be going back. We sat in the bar area due to having a small dog with us. We stood waiting for a member of staff for over 5 minutes, before going and finding someone to ask for our table. She was very dismissive and seemed annoyed we were there. We were then sat at the wrong table. It took over 45 minutes for the food to arrive, with starters being forgotten, and dishes were luke warm. I felt quite sorry for the one member of staff on the bar who seemingly had to serve people drinks, take food orders, collect plates of food, clear the tables and sort out the bill without any help from other members of staff. It is a shame as the food itself is of a high quality, if a bit on the pricey side, and the restaurant caters well for various dietary requirements. We left feeling more of an inconvenience than a valued customer and won't be returning.

We are Ludlow locals, and have watched the full refurbishment of this previously public house, then pizza restaurant. The alterations are amazing, with a complete transition in style and focus on the clientele. This was our first visit, and we had heard of the inconsistent service and food delivery problems from friends since The George opened. Yet, as we believe in making up our own minds - here is our assessment. At the 'Please wait to be seated' notice, there was nobody, but a waitress arrived shortly. Even though we had booked previously, she permitted us to choose our table as there were several available. A second waitress arrived soon afterwards to take our drinks order. She was pleasant and smiled each time she attended to us. I advised her that I am a coeliac, and it was pleasing to see that a good proportion of the dishes on the menu were marked 'gf' (gluten-free). As with many restaurants these days, the dish descriptions don't quite tell the whole story, which may be a practical issue so that the kitchen can make slight adjustments without the need to refer back to the customer. My husband had to chase up the olive oil/ balsamic dip that was supposed to come with his flat bread. It arrived quickly with an apology. He enjoyed his steak dinner, and my pollo picante was very tasty. We did not have a dessert, just affogatos. Overall, a pleasant experience - we will go again. There were several families having a meal, suggesting it is a good venue for them, especially early in the evening, and that may support Ludlow's tourism. Only time will tell if the standards can be maintained.

Went here for a business dinner. Their staff were very attentive. The place is clean and the food was great. Their sushi platter were presented well and taste good as well. Highly recommend the beef on skewers. It is perfectly cooked and tastes great! The only thing missing here is the knowledge of their waiting staff in terms of food being served. It was not explained and when asked have to go back to the kitchen and get the answer. It was overall a bit pricey but gives good value in terms of quality.

I hated the food and almost everything about this reataurNt as it was overpriced the food was terrible and the service was rubbish