The George, Ossett

Set back a little from the road and with a sitting out area in front, the George offers an unprepossessing aspect, with the front of the pub consisting of a conservatory-type area added on to the original building and having a sloping roof made of corrugated plastic. Once through this the main part of the pub is comparatively presentable, and the bar has three hand pumps. I went for the Tetleys Cask which was a little underwhelming (NBSS 2.5). I was on a mission to have a swift half in a few pubs before going to the match at Ingfields (Ossett United v Liversedge), and only spent a few minutes in here, but I got a cheery "thanks, love - see you soon" on my way out from the lass who served me.

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The George is situated at the bottom end of bank street and is set well back from it. Once inside you enter an L shaped lounge,this room has very comfy bench seating around the edge of it and small stools,the room is carpeted,i felt quite comfy drinking in this room,there is a small separate bar to the rear right. There was one real ale on the bar which was Tetley bitter,this was a decent enough drink. The pub was quite busy with a good mix of drinkers on my Saturday afternoon visit. The look of this pub from the outside looked more like pubs in have done in the East of England in towns like March or wisbech. I was quite happy having a drink in this comfortable pub. Pub visited 24/1/2015