This beautiful 14th century country inn has been instrumental in establishing high standards of hospitality by donning different roles in the past including that of a doctor's waiting room and a safe haven for villagers during power cuts and natural calamities. Situated in rural countryside within easy reach of Baintree, The George Inn is now better known for its traditional English pub fare.

Pull up at the attractive timber framed building and feast on the char-grilled steaks, which capture the essence of robust eating with a 16 oz T-bone and 10 oz sirloin, rib eye and rump. There are plenty of other dishes which are also naturally alluring, both in terms of price and flavour, oven-baked chicken upreme, beer battered cod or haddock and beef lasagne aresome of them.

The pub offers up to six real ales, including ones from two local breweries, both within five miles, for that just out of the barrel taste, and hold a full range of lagers and ciders. The George Inn is also featured in the Real Ale Pub Guide 2007.