Welcome to the George & Dragon
Traditional beamed 15 Century thatched Village Pub run by local couple Karen & Ben. Centrally located in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, between Bath, Salisbury and Swindon. Walkers, dog owners and families are always welcome.
Features Include
- Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove
- Pretty courtyard with vine.
- Secluded Beer Garden with lovely views over the village
- En-suite accommodation.
- Wadworth Award Winning Cask Ales.
- Freshly homemade dishes and desserts.
- Warm friendly atmosphere.
- Parking
- Pool Table
- Darts
- Skittle Alley
- Rifle Range
- WiFi access.

Opening Times
Mon 7.00-11.00pm
Tues 7.00-11.00pm
Wed 12-2.30 6.30-11.00pm
Thurs 12-2.30 6.30-11.00pm
Fri 12-3.00 6.30-11.00pm
Sat 12-3.00 6.30-11.00pm
Sun 12-3.00 7.00-11.00pm
Food Served
Tues 7-9pm,
Wed- Sat 12.00-2pm & 6.45-9.00pm
Sunday 12.00-3.00pm
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A Brief History
The Inn was built between 1450 & 1500, probably by the Bishop of Salisbury to accommodate visitors to his manor. The pub incorporates a 15c 'Cruck' construction encased within a later brick rebuilding. Some of these original timbers can still be seen in the bar.
Records are available from 1647 to 1768 but after this date there is a gap until 1855. It is probable that the name changed from the 'George Inn' to the ‘George & Dragon' in about 1868.
Events
Potterne Rifle Club
Thursday evenings, 8.30pm. New Members Welcome
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