The Old George
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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIIn Letchworth, The Old George is the sort of pub regulars might choose for lunch, dinner or a drink that turns into a longer stay. It serves coffee, cocktails, desserts and vegetarian options, and there’s a children’s menu as well as takeaway if you want something to go. Dogs are welcome, bookings are taken, and the free parking and wheelchair access make it easier to plan a visit. Outside, there’s seating for warmer days, while inside it also shows live sport and puts on live music. It suits family meals and larger groups, and the menu has drawn comment for being a bit different from standard pub fare, with good gluten-free choices alongside traditional dishes. A well thought of local pub with a useful mix of food, sport and entertainment.
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- “We went to this pub for a lunch and ended up having one of the nicest gluten free roasts we’ve ever had. Me and my dad are coeliac and were told that most/all of the mains could be made gluten free! The staff were really…”
- “Great pub, great spot, great garden, amazing service. Can’t fault it. A different menu rather than bog standard pub grub. Lady behind the bar and chef were lovely. Love everything about it. Stopped in after a long journe…”
- “Beautiful very old traditional pub, set back by the church, in Ickleford village. Traditional old oak beams, and a coal fire. Pleasant staff. However, based on our experience, I would mark this, as a restaurant rather th…”