Fabulous building dating back to 1914, when it was the King George. But sadly, no real ale for some time. It was Reks, a bar/restaurant for a couple of years but closed in August 2015.
Re-opened on 2nd Sept 2016 as a Restaurant and bar catering for all age groups. You will still not find real ale here and the keg range has been reduced. They aim to source food locally.
Very nice comfy seating outside.
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