GEORGE AND DRAGON, IGHTHAM
One of Shepherd Neame's superb quality food-led houses delivering a combination of the traditional pub with a contemporary twist.
Located on the A227 Borough Green to Tonbridge road, the George & Dragon dates from circa 1515 and is a very beautiful old English country pub complete with many fine beams and inglenook fireplaces. It is said to have been the home of the Earl of Stafford and to have been visited by Queen Elizabeth I. The Gunpowder Plot was hatched next door in the town house and it is reputed that the Duke of Northumberland was imprisoned in the old restaurant.
Several comfortable bars and an excellent restaurant serving fine food. A selection of Shepherd Neame's fine ales and lagers. A beer garden and ample car parking space.
Nearby Ightham Mote, Riverhill House Gardens and the tranquillity of Great Comp Gardens at Platt with its 17th century house and seven landscaped acres.
Several comfortable bars and an excellent restaurant serving fine food. A selection of Shepherd Neame's fine ales and lagers. A beer garden and ample car parking space.
Nearby Ightham mote, Riverhill house Gardens and Great Comp Gardens.
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Mr M Harris The Street Ightham Kent TN15 9HH Telephone: 01732-882440 Fax: 01732 883209 Click for a map in a new window |
Facilities
Restaurant Bar Food Function Room Conference Facilities Garden Smoking facility Facilities for the disabled Car Parking Children Welcome |
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