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In and around the George
Call (01749) 342306, or email pg@thegeorgeinn.co.uk

Have you an idea you'd like us to pursue? Why not call us and see what we can organise?

No guarantees on what will happen, but we could have some fun.

CURRY NIGHT
@
The George
(held the last Thursday of every month)

Enjoy our ALL HOMEMADE CURRIES, served Buffet style at 7pm. Five different curries, from hot vindaloo to warm and spicy. Always a vegetarian option.

£10.95 if booked at least one day in advance, £14.95 otherwise.

Great fun and a good night out.

The George's fantastic curries are created especially for each curry night. There is always a good Thai chicken curry, a beef curry, another meat curry, a seafood curry and a vegetarian curry.

Bombay potatoes, dhal, basmati rice, poppadums, raita, raisins, bananas, chutney and lime pickle accompany, as well, of course.

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Call (01749) 342306, or email pg@thegeorgeinn.co.uk

 

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The George Inn - renowned for good food, good beer and always a friendly welcome. CAMRA Bath Rrural Pub of the Year 2009/10, and the Good Pub Guide New Pub of the Year 2008.

 

Land's End to John O'Groats
1,000 mile Cycle Ride for the MS Society

David (18) and myself cycled 1,000 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats, from Sept 12th to Sept 25th, 2009. We averaged 70 miles per day in fairly good weather conditions, and raised over £4,000 for the Mendip branch of the MS Society. Ask us about it!

 

The Placing of the Croscombe Stone
August 23rd, 2007

The first record of the Croscombe area is dated AD 706, when King Ina bequeathed land in Correges Cumb (Croscombe) to the monastic institution at Glastonbury.

The George Inn decided to commemorate this fact, and with fundraising support from the regulars and additional help from the Croscombe Society, we erected a large marker stone on the outskirts of the village. We dedicated the stone and wished the village another 1300 years of peace and prosperity.