“Sweet corn and buttermilk pancake with asparagus, broad beans, peas, basil and pine nuts… pretty enough to photograph in a Sunday supplement…"ridiculously delicious"... hadn't tasted confit this good in a long time”. “… I would travel a long way to eat like this, but I'm delighted to say I don't have to”.
Clare Gittins, Editor of Actonw3.com
The George and Dragon re-opened its door in 2006 It was renovated in conjunction with The English Heritage and its well thought out and designed décor has won the title of “The Best Renovated Pub of 2007”. With over three hundred years history, the George and Dragon is famed for having had Dick Turpin drop in for a pint or two. The front bar area is more traditional with original dark wood panelling, original 17th century fire place and it features, behind the bar, a list of landlords dating back to 1759. The back dinning room is bright and airy, has double height ceiling and has, as a centre piece, two tall female art nouveau statues.
The George and Dragon also has a pleasant court yard, a variety of board games and a duke box with an “interesting selection”. CDs include artists such as Johnny Cash, Stevie Wonder, Prince and many more.
Live jazz - THE GAVIN BOWN QUARTET - Feat. Mark Brown (sax)
Friday 3rd September at 8pm - FREE ENTRY .
