The George, Bridgnorth

The interior of this place has a contemporary feel to it with inset ceiling lights, beige carpet and a light coloured wood bar. The layout is open with a raised dining area to the right hand side. After an afternoon of ale sampling we came here to eat and the food was very good, above the standard of typical pub grub. Background music was playing. We had a good evening. On handpull there was Brakspear Oxford Gold, Marston’s Old Empire, Hobson’s Town Crier and Three Tuns Mild. I’d happily return here if I was looking for an evening meal with friends in Bridgnorth.

Official site of the George, contains menu - www.thegeorgebridgnorth.co.uk

Official site of the George, contains menu - www.thegeorgebridgnorth.co.uk

Large detached pub, in cream render, recently refurbished and named after George I for some reason and formerly the Hollyhead Inn. The interior is modern and yellow in decor, with wood beams, a nice fire place and some carved wood panel and tables. The seating has plenty of comfy chairs around. The music was easy listening and a decent level, service was fine, but there was nobody else in. Beer, usual tap stuff with Cocker Hoop, Crag Rat, Banks's Bitter and MILD on handpull. The MILD was fine. It seems the place has try to re-invent itself and so i wish them well. Beer choice is fine, just the interior isnt to my personal taste.