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I found this pub quite by accident, and glad I did. Really good lunchtime food and friendly landlord. In a lovely location, rustic and full of character. Couldn't try the ale as I was driving, but would certainly recommend a visit if you're in the area.
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A beautiful pub with a lovely wooden interior. Visited as the landlord wasa about to close, but he kindly stayed open to serve us drinks. They also gave us the number for a local B&BH so we were able to phone ahead and book a room for the night. had a delightful pint (or 2) of the mild and the missus joined me in drinking what has become one of her favourite beverages in recent times. A superb pub run by a very freindly landlord. Will definitely be visiting again soon to sample the food.
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We had Sunday lunch here this week Great Staff Great Beer Great Food we will be going back soon
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Had Sunday lunch there today. The young, enthusiastic staff were really great, but the roast was not so great. Both Yorkshire and gravy were not up to much. Yorhshire was all air and gravy lacked flavour. Veg were ok but also not flavoursome. Meat was ok. Interesting that 'specials' were not available. Perhaps the chef gets Sundays off.
There were few lunchers, around 4-5 tables out of around 12 occupied at peak time on Suunday.
Nice pints of Kent Best and Masterbrew. Certainly a friendly place, but maybe not ideal for Sunday lunch.
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I agree. The best 'Late Red' I've ever drunk, bag full of hoppiness, really nice Bacon & Brie baguette, attractive and clean pub full of atmosphere and a landlord who knows his job. No damned piped music or fruit machine. No shouty chavs. We shall return for a 'proper' meal next time. I'll give the place a rare (for me) 10/10. Can't fault it.
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Superb pub. Genial hosts, nice beer and a pleasant atmosphere in an idyllic location. Can't ask for more.
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Lovely pub - for my money, one of the very best in Kent. The Shepherd Neame ales are well kept and there is a nice garden to use in the summer. In winter its very cosy with the low beams and fires going. The food is very good and good value for money. All in all a great pub; I wish I could visit it more often.
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A most delightful pub serving well kept Shepherd Neame ales.Home cooked food and with some interesting daily specials.A friendly atmosphere steeped in history make the George well worth a visit even on a miserable winters day!
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What a lovely place with a busy happy vibe. Good place to eat. Worth a drive too. This is my Daughters favorite place to eat mussels! and at the age of five and will eat fish or seafood most days and in a lot of pubs and resturants this is quite an award!, and I tend to agree with her.
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A beautifull understurbed, true english countryside. the setting is perfect on a warm spring day or autumn sunset. Real kentish ales, and a vast array of quality wine. Food is served daily with specials and chef reccomendations. Low beams and dried hops set the medieval building of with real perfection. This is my favourite pub and really enjoy each and everytime i visit.
A, Burford - 29 May 2006 18:38 |
