George & Dragon, Lichfield

Property Description

Located in the historic heart of Staffordshire, Lichfield is a city renowned for its rich heritage. Among its treasured landmarks stands The George and Dragon, one of Lichfield's oldest pubs, dating back to 1818. It features the largest garden in the area, offering breathtaking views of the cathedral. This garden holds historical significance, serving as the very site where Prince Rupert laid siege to the Parliamentarians during the English Civil War. Pub Layout The George & Dragon is a charming, traditional two-room pub known for its superbly maintained selection of beers. Upon stepping inside, you'll find the lounge to your left, featuring a blend of fixed and flexible seating arrangements. To the right is the bar area, complete with an inviting open fire, again offering a mix of fixed and loose seating and equipped with TVs. Both the bar and lounge are conveniently served by a central through bar. Connecting the two areas is a corridor leading to the rear courtyard, adorned with approximately six benches and further extending into the pub's delightful beer garden. Additionally, there is parking available for approximately 10 vehicles at the rear of the site.

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This pub holds a prestigious place in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, having earned the title of National Pub of the Year. It stands as a beacon for real ale enthusiasts. While its food selection consists primarily of small hand-held snacks, it remains immensely popular, renowned for its exceptional quality. The George and Dragon also hosts a darts team, and dominoes enjoy significant popularity among its dedicated regulars.

 

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