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The George and Dragon, Swallowfield is a traditional, relaxed country pub with warm earthy tones, open fires, natural wood and exposed beams. Enjoy the beautiful Berkshire countryside views from our garden. Our accomplished Head Chef Philip Spurgeon insists on using local produce wherever possible and never knowingly includes GM products. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar area. The George & Dragon dates back to the 17th Century and is a Grade 2 Listed Building, it has served many purposes over the years – once being a coach house around the turn of the 20th Century, then a drinking hole and on to its current guise as a gastro-pub for the last 20 years under the ownership of Paul Dailey.

Spectacular Location Set amidst the lake districts most dramatic fells in the picturesque langdale valley The New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel nestles beneath the langdale pikes and pavey ark. The hotel sits in 6 acres of mature gardens and pastures. The hotel is of historical interest being built on a medieval settlement and it enjoys the most breathtaking views of langdale at every point of the compass. The New Dungeon Ghyll hotel is a family owned and run hotel ,with a passion for friendly and quality service. We offer excellent accommodation with a choice of 4 poster, superior, standard and family rooms all in a stunning location and each boasting the most fantastic view.

Located in the Channel Islands on the island of Guernsey, Randalls of Guernsey has been operating for 150 years. We have a brewery, distillery and are suppliers to many of the restaurants and bars on the islands. Our set of managed houses is ever expanding and we now have 7 different sites. More information is available on our website

The Bat & Ball is a beautiful country pub, located in the small village of Breamore (pronounced Bremmer), just on the outskirts of the New Forest National Park.  Serving traditional English pub food, with a South African twist, there is plenty of choice and something to please everyone!

The Old Ship Hotel Padstow Padstow is really worth a visit: a small fishing harbour town, overlooking the stunning Camel estuary Padstow is surrounded by atmospheric cliffs, amazing golden beaches and turquoise seas. While you’re here, visit the famous Old Ship Hotel.

Unchanging pretty 17th-c cottage with long-serving landlord; small black-beamed bar, plain seats around elm pub tables, piano squashed into big inglenook beside black kitchen range packed with copper pots, kettles and rack of old guns, little country dining room with pheasant décor, 

Hotel restaurants and  pub located in a small fishing village in the remote but beautiful north west coast of Scotland