Thomas L.
Yelp
King George Tavern is a little pub on Chamblee-Dunwoody, across the street from the Kroger and Farm Burger. Even though this review is about the King George Tavern in particular, it could apply more generally to most of the restaurants owned by the Dunwoody Restaurant Group. This is to say the Dunwoody Tavern, O'Brien's, The Royal Oak, The Ship and Anchor, the Bat and Ball and the Iron Horse tavern. While individual differences remain between each, they all share a similar, and in some cases, identical, menus. I'm writing a review about the King George Tavern because it was the most recent one of these restaurants I've visited.
The pub has a nice, cozy feel to it and a friendly staff. It's the sort of place that you'd want to have a few beers on a cold, winter night. Also, King George's seems to be a bit more family-friendly than the average establishment known or the service of alcohol, so take that as you will, good or bad. Personally, I like my bars free of children but clearly not all parents would agree with me.
The food is quite good, if you don't like bar food, and if you don't, then we can't be friends. The meat loaf with ground beef, Italian sausage, spinach leaves no room for complaints. Neither did the Buffalo Blue Burger, topped with Buffalo sauce and blue cheese and served with a side of sweet potato fries. As a bonus, I asked for my burger cooked medium, and it was actually cooked medium, and not medium rare or medium well. Incredible!
In general, if you're not looking for some fancy-schmancy, farm-to-table, chef-inspired, organic food served in tiny portions at exorbitant prices that seem to be in the fashion these days, you should find something that will easily be to your liking at King George Tavern.