George & Dragon, Burton on Trent

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The George and Dragon is a fairly large bare brick built pub that loks decent enough from the outside. Once inside there was a small drinking area to the front right and a larger area past this that was set aside for diners,there were a few seating bays that faced the bar these had very comfortable bench seats and small stools,there was a a games type room to the rear left. The pub was carpeted throughout and looked quite smart in my opinion. This pub is a Marstons tied house and there were five real ales on the bar i had a drink of Marstons Burton bitter which was a decent enough drink the ohter beers were Pedigree,Banks's bitter,Ringwood Fortyniner and Jennings Cumberland. The pub was very busy with a good mix of customers. I quite liked this pub has it had a good lively atmosphere. Pub visited 29/9/2012

The George and Dragon is a very traditional, solid brick built, village local. Inside there's a small drinking area to the right beyond which is a larger room given over to dining. Ahead is the bar next to which is a cosy snug area with a larger room to the left and a slightly shabby conservatory area at the back. It's all very traditional with carpeted floors, the odd brick fireplace and solid wood furniture. The welcome was friendly and even on a Monday lunchtime trade was reasonably brisk with a number of people going for the standard but well priced pub grub. Beer was all from the Marstons range: Jennings Snecklifter and Cumberland, Pedigree and Burton Bitter and Banks Bitter. Both the Ped and the Snecklifter were in good shape. A friendly and reliable stop for a well kept pint.

A large brick build with small seating area outside on the street. The interior is a nesting of 5 rooms, in which there were a TV, dartboard etc, but sadly they all seem to be set up for food. You would have killed someone had you tried to play darts! The decor was red and white, with lots of different kinds of picture and memorabilia on the walls, as well as books on the shelves. Lots of ornaments as well, and a nice fireplace in the one room. Service was functional, maybe as it was rammed. Clientele was mixed to the more mature. Beer; tap stuff with three handpulls; Burton Bitter, Pedigree and a fabulous pint of Wychwood Beewyched. I would have liked this place better if there were less people in, as i am miserable. I would go again