For good pub food...avoid! The George simply doesn't come up to scratch. I have been three times in the last couple of years in the hope that it may have got its act together. Sadly, this is not the case. Whilst the 700 year old grade 1 listed building certainly looks the part, the tired Sunday lunch menu - offered on photocopied scraps of paper...oh come on!! - offers little in the way of even a hint of culinary diversity; the standard Sunday roast was likened to "school dinner fare" by one member of my party; the cheeses on the 'platter' looked and tasted like they had been out of the fridge too long; Staff were ridiculously slow to clear tables and looked pretty disinterested and scruffy...I could go on. Have a quick drink, enjoy the surroundings but don't have lunch, there are too many good places around the area to waste your money here. Get your act together George!

We just returned from a trip to England and spent 2 nights at The George Inn. We stayed in 6 hotels/B&B's while in Europe and this was, by far, our favorite! The ambience of this Inn was wonderful. We felt like we were stepping back in time when we walked in. The innkeeper, Jack, was very hospitable and enjoyed talking all about the history of the inn. We ate dinner there one night and it was fabulous. The breakfast was also great. The pub in the Inn as well as the one across the street are also well worth visiting. The back view is beautiful. Would definitely stay here again! Great place!

We rented a cottage in Norton St. Philip, so of course we had to check out the 2 local pubs. The George Inn was a true gem. Not only does it offer accommodations, but the food was exquisite and the local clientelle were delightful. We enjoyed it so much that we had dinner here on 3 evenings. One evening we ate just appetizers and wine. The appetizers ranged from a brie wrapped in filo dough and served with a piquant fruit sauce to tiger prawns lightly battered and serverd with a zesty dipping sauce. The main entrees were equally wonderful, as were the desserts--including an classical "Spotted Dick." If you want to know what it is, you'll just have to visit.