REAL ALE IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE

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GEORGE INN See Map
GL6 0RF
ST8411499653
0.5 mile up hill from bus station
Tel. Stroud (01453) 833228
MOLE'S Tap Bitter (H)
TAYLOR Landlord (H)
ULEY Old Spot (H)
Traditional village local with a
friendly atmosphere, looking southwards
over the valley above Nailsworth. Three
separate chimneys indicate that the
building was originally three cottages.
It became a pub in 1820 and was renamed
in 1910 to honour the incoming George V.
There is a small patio at the front and
limited car parking. The award-winning
chef uses only fresh ingredients and
even the bread rolls are homemade. The
imaginative food is keenly priced with
chicken piri-piri a superb house
speciality. Food is served in the bar or
in a small separate restaurant (booking
essential).

Member of Gloucestershire's LocAle Scheme

2008
Historical information