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Another Greene King pub that was not originally in my plans for Bexley. 5 handpulls offered just 2 ales - IPA & Abbot. The Abbot was drinkable and the CAMRA discount made it slightly more palatable. Only one other customer was in. We sat in the window, where several near misses at the town's tiny but manic roundabout provided a little entertainment.
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The George has now been refurbished. The staff are numerous, professional and polite. The toilets have been completely refurbished. They've started serving a nice range of well kept craft beer. If you don't want loud music you can just sit to the side of the bar. I retract my last review of this place. If you want a decent pint in a pub with an excellent atmosphere then this is the place for you.
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New landlord. Better evening? I don't think so. I've been drinking in the George for a few years on an off on a Friday evening and it's always been a decent enough experience. The beer was always decent and the staff very polite. Things changed recently. It got to 7 o'clock the other night and booming music started playing. At first we though it was a joke. We asked the new landlord what was going on. He said that ass soon as younger drinkers began to arrive he would put loud music on. It must have been a shame as he stood watching his regulars walking out of the door. If you like loud music and kids on a Friday this place is for you else give it a miss.
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Greene King pub - IPA, Hen, St Edmunds. Does OK food. Large, clean, recentky refurbished, and comfortable - but feels empty and hollow. No atmosphere or character. The Kings Head is the top pub in Bexley. The Tavern, though smelly and indifferent, has a range of cask ales - this has nothing much going for it, other than its inoffensive.
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Tasty meal deal, pleasant "house" ale and good service, atmosphere a little dead but was a weekday lunchtime.
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A truly depressing place to drink. It genuinely has no character whatsoever, especially since they got rid of the pool table. �4 a pint for the privilege as well.
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this boozer is so god damn lame,no music,poor atmosphere and full of blokes actually the whole of bexley/bexleyheath is shocking
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A tidy local�s pub in the village of Bexley, I found The George is to be an overall satisfying watering-hole on my visit yesterday afternoon (Oct 23rd). Interior and decor leaved a little to be desired and a pool table and small plasma was about the only objects that caught my attention. The regulars seemed friendly enough and the girl serving was excellent. It�s a rarity to have a perfectly poured Guinness (in some places!), let alone having it bought to your table! No idea if I�ll visit again anytime soon, but I liked it here enough.
HTM69 - 24 Oct 2007 18:39 |
It's an ok pub I guess, shows the footie, has a pool table, edible food, but will someone please sort out the toilets !!
No soap, a hand dryer that has died, no toilet paper and how am I supposed to pull ladies with no mirror !!
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Must agree with the others on this 1 by far the best pub in the area its all you want good food freindly staff and great friday night atmosphere and usually quite filled with drinkers definatlye worth a visit got some good looking barmaids also.
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the george is a great circuit pub in bexley village, the new manager has created a safe and enjoyable enviroment for all ages 21 to 60+. there is always plenty of entertainment from live music to karaoke and quizzes. i really enjoy my nights out here and highly recommend a visit to this pub.
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Agree with the others. A nice little place, (though I preferred it before it was done up a few years ago). Lots of fun.
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the bar staff and manager always make you feel welcome.It has a friendly pub to have a chat and pint in there.
robyn locke - 25 Jul 2003 16:15 |
A decent little boozer well worth it. Fruitie's pool table. Friendly patrons and bar staff. Well worth a visit.
Gareth - 26 Jun 2002 16:22 |
