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The George at Nunney, Nunney, Frome, Somerset has been reviewed 2 times and has an overall rating of 0 points out of a possible 10, or 0% positive feedback.
| The George at Nunney, Nunney, Frome, Somerset has Average Rating |  |
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| Review Date | Reviewer's Name | Review |
| 16/02/2009 16:45:22 | Adrie van der Luijt |  |
| The new management has undertaken a much needed refurbishment. As a result, the bar, lounge and restaurant areas already look light and airy. Sunday roasts are drawing the crowds from far and wide (the new landlord appears to have taken many loyal regulars with him from his previous pub, the Cross Keys in Corsley). Rare Aberdeen Angus beef was a treat, although perhaps not to the liking of those who prefer their meat well-done. The lunchtime menu includes baguettes, burgers, terrines, soup, salads and excellent home made beef and ale pies. In the evening the kitchen team really comes into its own with a gastropub-style selection of dishes based on seasonal, mainly locally sourced ingredients. Provenance appears to be very important to head chef Wayne Carnegie. Service is usually efficient and many of the wines are available by the glass. At my last visit, a roaring fire added to the atmosphere. I opted out of the dessert options and had a generous cheese board instead, which included an outstanding Somerset cheddar called Godminster. The George has about a dozen rooms, although I haven't tried these. The location is good for visits to Bath (12 miles), Babington House, Longleat, Wells and Stourhead. Dogs are welcome, but kids under 14 are - according to a notice on the door - not. After our meal we took a gentle stroll across the road to the pretty castle ruin. All in all a very pleasant experience and much recommended.[Report for Removal] | Adrie van der Luijt London London |
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| 31/12/2006 19:32:09 | Mike Porter |  |
| Although we arrived before 8pm, we were greeted by a member of staff with "I hope you're not expecting us to cook a meal" and referred to a bowl of meat balls festering away on the bar's hotplate. Whilst waiting for our wine, my wife noticed that the bar staff were emptying the remaining wine from used bottles into a glass caraf, which was subsequently served to our table. The place reminded us more of the innkeeper in Les Miserables than an AA recommended hotel and restaurant. Bizar.[Report for Removal] | Mike Porter Warminster Wiltshire |
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