Have just returned from our 20th odd visit to The George! It really does get better, a real country b&b/pub with a fabulous atmosphere and the most amazing steak and ale pie!!! The menu consists of a wide variety of homemade dishes, the majority of which we have tried, tested and can heartily recommend. Sat in the small cozy bar... more

We've just spent three nights in this lovely character pub, randomly selected from the www. The village has the pub, a church and a farm opposite and a few other residences along the road so not what you'd call a bustling place. That said the pub was always full with diners who were either staying at the pub or nearby.... more

I write this review reluctantly as this place is a real gem and I don't want it to be booked out next time we want to stay there. As far as we could tell, the pub is in the nicest position in Wharfedale - off the main road and very quiet (aside from the sheep). It's very well-placed for the... more

Called in with my husband after a run out, and I asked for a coca cola, I was given a warm tin of pepsi for 1.50!! We had a meal for lasange and fish cakes, which were luke warm, I have to say I enjoyed the lasange, But a couple leaving as we were eating said that their Burger was... more

This is an ideal stopover for those people doing the Dalesway Walk. The George Inn is set in a small Hamlet by a river where a stone bridge takes you over to the local church, a place where JB Priestley’s ashes are buried. There is also a farm directly opposite this pub where, depending on which room you stay in,... more