George

Pub Details

Address
Long Street
Croscombe
Somerset
BA5 3QH
Telephone
(01749) 342306
Opening Times
Weekdays
12 - 2.30, 6 - 11

Location

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Licensee information

Licensee name
Peter Graham
What they say
ba53qh
Free house

What have they got?

Beers and drinks the Licensee currently sells

Bath
Somerset

Blindmans
Somerset

Butcombe
Somerset

Butcombe
Somerset

Berkshire

Cotleigh
Somerset

Somerset

Hidden
Wiltshire

Milk Street
Somerset

Milk Street
Somerset

Somerset

Organic
Cornwall

Channel Islands

Devon

Own brew

Palmers
Dorset

Somerset

Cornwall

St Austell
Cornwall

Wadworths
Wiltshire



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  1. 2009 Best Rural Pub Award from CAMRA (Bath)
  2. The George Inn, on the A371 in Croscombe, nr Wells, Somerset
  3. The Dining Room at the George
  4. The cosy open fire in our main bar
2009 Best Rural Pub Award from CAMRA (Bath)
The George Inn, on the A371 in Croscombe, nr Wells, Somerset
The Dining Room at the George
The cosy open fire in our main bar

Good Pub Guide Recommended

Carefully renovated old coaching inn, warmly welcoming, informative canadian landlord, bar food cooked by landlady, good local beers, attractive garden; bedrooms
Mr Graham is a first-rate landlord who offers a genuinely warm and interested welcome to all his customers. The main bar has some stripped stone, dark wooden tables and chairs and more comfortable seats, winter log fires in inglenook fireplaces and the family grandfather clock; a snug area has recently been added with a stone fireplace and woodburning stove. The attractive dining room has more stripped stone, local artwork and photographs on the burgundy walls and high-backed cushioned dining chairs around a mix of tables. The back bar has canadian timber reclaimed from the local church and there's a family room with games and books for children. King George the Thirst (brewed exclusively for them by Blindmans), Butcombe Bitter, Cheddar Ales Totty Pot and Moor Revival on handpump or tapped from the cask, four farm ciders and ten wines by the glass. Darts, shut the box, a canadian wooden table game called crokinole, shove-hapenny, piped music and separate TV room. The friendly pub dog is called Tessa. The attractive, sizeable garden has seats on the heated and covered terrace, flower borders and a grassed area; children's swings.

Good Pub Guide Food

Cooked by the landlady and using locally sourced produce, the enjoyable food includes filled baguettes, chicken liver pâté, lamb curry, sausages with onion gravy, smoked haddock fishcakes, and specials like crab au gratin, cashew nut terrine, bass with a wild garlic and vermouth sauce, and seasonal game dishes.

Bar food times: 12 - 2, 6 - 9

Awards

Good Pub Information

Dogs allowed in: Dogs Bar

Rating

  • Currently 3/5 Stars.
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Rating: 3/5 (126 votes cast)

Reader Comments

Visited mid-October this year - an English country pub as it should be! We were made to feel most welcome, the log fire was wonderfully warm and well tended, the family dog Tessa was very friendly when awake (!), the beer was clearly well kept, (recommend the King George), newspapers were there to read, the steaks were perfectly cooked ... we could go on. We enjoyed it so much we went back a second time and would again if we were in the area. We would recommend The George to everyone. Well done, Peter, Veryan and Pat.

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