Serving pints for 300 years

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Serving pints for 300 years

06-14-2013 02:15 AM

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Address:
77 Borough High Street
Southwark, SWK SE1 1NH United Kingdom
Phone: 020 7407 2056

See map: Google Maps





The George Inn


Cuisine:
British







Serving pints for 300 years



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77 Borough High Street
Southwark, SWK SE1 1NH United Kingdom
Phone: 020 7407 2056

See map: Google Maps



Cuisine: British
The George Inn

By: Frances Salas
Stripes UK
Even though Borough Street has developed in the past years, a historic coaching inn has weathered the change and still stands strong as the only left of its kind. Nestled in the London Bridge district, the George Inn, often referred to as The George, has been serving ale and customary food to influential writers such as Charles Dickens and William Shakespeare for more than 300 years. You can enjoy a pint outside in the stone courtyard after work and pair freshly brewed ale with a traditional British meal. The old-fashioned structure will complement the home-style setting that has been bringing friends and literary greats together for ages. Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/george-inn for a glimpse at their menu and more information.

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Tags: British, Pub, RAF Alconbury, RAF Croughton, RAF Fairford, RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Molesworth, Southwark, The George, The George Inn, Restaurant Guide









Serving pints for 300 years



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77 Borough High Street
Southwark, SWK SE1 1NH United Kingdom
Phone: 020 7407 2056

See map: Google Maps



Cuisine: British
The George Inn

By:
Stripes UK
Even though Borough Street has developed in the past years, a historic coaching inn has weathered the change and still stands strong as the only left of its kind. Nestled in the London Bridge district, the George Inn, often referred to as The George, has been serving ale and customary food to influential writers such as Charles Dickens and William Shakespeare for more than 300 years. You can enjoy a pint outside in the stone courtyard after work and pair freshly brewed ale with a traditional British meal. The old-fashioned structure will complement the home-style setting that has been bringing friends and literary greats together for ages. Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/george-inn for a glimpse at their menu and more information.

(Photo above)

©PATRICIA HOFMEESTER/123RF.COM


Tags: British, Pub, RAF Alconbury, RAF Croughton, RAF Fairford, RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Molesworth, Southwark, The George, The George Inn, Restaurant Guide









Serving pints for 300 years



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Price: n/a
Review: n/a


77 Borough High Street
Southwark, SWK SE1 1NH United Kingdom
Phone: 020 7407 2056

See map: Google Maps



Cuisine: British
The George Inn

By: Frances Salas
Stripes UK
Even though Borough Street has developed in the past years, a historic coaching inn has weathered the change and still stands strong as the only left of its kind. Nestled in the London Bridge district, the George Inn, often referred to as The George, has been serving ale and customary food to influential writers such as Charles Dickens and William Shakespeare for more than 300 years. You can enjoy a pint outside in the stone courtyard after work and pair freshly brewed ale with a traditional British meal. The old-fashioned structure will complement the home-style setting that has been bringing friends and literary greats together for ages. Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/george-inn for a glimpse at their menu and more information.

(Photo above)

©PATRICIA HOFMEESTER/123RF.COM


Tags: British, Pub, RAF Alconbury, RAF Croughton, RAF Fairford, RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Molesworth, Southwark, The George, The George Inn, Restaurant Guide










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