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George & Dragon

Speldhurst, Kent, TN3 0NN

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George & Dragon, Speldhurst, Kent

The George & Dragon is a medieval pub in Speldhurst and reported to be the second oldest pub in the country. This 13th Century Inn is atmospheric with traditional old oak beams and a roaring open fire. It has a relaxed vibe and the beautiful gardens are a great place to enjoy a pint of Larkin’s bitter, made just 3 miles away. Food miles are strictly counted here and all produce is sourced within a 30 mile radius, the pub’s motto is food from a farm not a factory and have direct relationships with a multitude of small scale, local producers. The menu changes twice daily where you can find delights such as seared scallops with crisp sea pursliane followed by slow roast belly of pork with caramelised apple.

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Information on George & Dragon , Speldhurst

Timings: Open: Daily 12:00-14:30 (Sun 15:00), Mon-Sat 19:00-21:30    
Closed:  1 Jan
General Info: Seating Capacity: 120
Wheel Chair Access:  Yes
Accreditation: Good Food Guide 4/10
Local Directions: The George & Dragon is situated in the picturesque village of Speldhurst, 3 miles north east of Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent. Directions from M25 Leave the M25 on to the A21 in the direction of Hastings and Sevenoaks. Exit the A21 on to the A26 at the Tunbridge Wells turn off. Drive towards Tunbridge Wells. Once through Southborough turn right at the 2nd set of traffic lights signed to Speldhurst. The George and Dragon is approximately one and half miles on the left hand side, at the entrance to the Speldhurst village.

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