The George Inn
Pub · Beckenham ·

The George Inn

Pub · Beckenham ·

Classical pub with 5 cask ales & international comfort food

friendly staff
good atmosphere
good value
traditional pub
historical building
pub food
onion rings
halloumi fries
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null
The George Inn by null

Information

111 High St, Beckenham BR3 1AG, United Kingdom Get directions

£10–20

See Menu
Restroom
Cozy
Good for groups
Good for solo dining
Credit card accepted

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111 High St, Beckenham BR3 1AG, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 8663 3468
thegeorgeinnbeckenham.co.uk

£10–20 · Menu

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Cozy
•Good for groups
•Good for solo dining
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted

Last updated

Jan 23, 2026

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London’s Oldest Pubs, Ranked By Dubious Historical Claims - London - The Infatuation

"Ye Olde Factor: A creaky coaching inn with a courtyard that’s often mobbed, the George is the kind of pub where a toothless man would try and trade his shoes and daughter for your horse, back in the day. Its location down an alley between London Bridge and Borough feels improbable in modern times, but during the Elizabethan era this was a big outdoor performance space. Word is that big Willy Shakespeare may have even enjoyed a pint here. Alleged Notable Regulars: Shakespeare (maybe) and Princess Margaret was a fan of a lock-in here (allegedly). Needless to say, Dickens was a fan, and it was referenced in Little Dorrit and Our Mutual Friend." - jake missing, heidi lauth beasley, sinead cranna

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The George Inn

Yuki S.

Google
We had the IPA, and it was amazing! We also ordered the fries and onion rings, both were light, crispy, and really tasty. Simple, classic, and satisfying. The pub had a great atmosphere, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Definitely coming back again 🫶

L L

Google
Cozy pub with straightforward service. Bathrooms are clean. Staffs are friendly. Do visit them if you are around and have a nice time of yourself.

Micky L

Google
Charley was a massive diamond to our group. Very attentive and also a great asset to the pub, he made our night complete by delivering us all the greatest drinks and the greatest banter. 10/10 all round !!

Brooke-Leigh D.

Google
Great spot for a wallet friendly family meal. The George inn Beckenham is a gem of a pub with fantastic prices, a warm, friendly atmosphere, and convenient on-site parking. The vibe is welcoming and relaxed, making it a perfect spot to unwind with friends or family. The staff are genuinely friendly and attentive, adding to the cozy, community feel. Drinks and food are reasonably priced, with great value for money across the menu. Whether you’re popping in for a pint or a casual meal. Highly recommended!

Eddy D.

Google
I would like to leave a review something i dont do very often, but I have to say, the george is the best bar in Beckenham that i have had a drink and pub food in, the person that runs the bar and overseas the bar is called Rachel.The staff are amazing,I come over from belfast regularly and every time the service is on point. The atmosphere is very chilled and very relaxed it would be bad of me to pick out a bar person that's better than any other, the staff here are all very good and accomadating, so I would definitely recommend this bar to anyone who wants good food, good service and great atmosphere.and most of all good craci 5 stars all day long

Scott B

Google
I pop in whenever I’m in Beckenham, usually just for a drink. My last visit was impromptu and decided to have something to eat. What I really like about this place it’s exactly how a pub should be. It’s clean, comfortable with a good selection of drinks. The staff are all so friendly and make you feel welcome. Proper pub food, done really well and exceptional value for money. Great to see a traditional pub still thriving. Thoroughly recommend this place to anyone!

Harry N.

Google
Back again to this gem of a boozer in Beckenham. Great pint, great selection of different products to suit all tastes. It was busy when we went, but we got a table. Table was clean and we had all the menus and everything that we needed. Food was delicious, very warm and cosy comfort food. Atmosphere was cracking. We were served by the lovely Rachel, who I believe manages the pub. She was attentive, friendly and courteous throughout our visit. Overall, a thoroughly pleasant experience. We’ll be back again!

Sam G.

Google
Decent Saturday lunch date. We've just moved to Beckenham and we'll come here again :) The best thing about this place is the staff. Warm, proactive and eager to please, they made us feel very welcome and couldn't do enough for us. The atmosphere is overall, very nice. The building itself is a beautiful, classic old town public house. The fruit machine and the slightly tacky decorations (sorry... I'm sure many others enjoy them but not for me) mar what is otherwise a gorgeous rustic aesthetic. The food lets the place down a bit. Don't get me wrong - it's fine and good value for money. The menu does give you a great variety of choices. £11 for burger and chips these days is good, especially in London. However, from a well established, independent pub that offers four different burger options I'd expect something special. Cheese and bacon burger: The "brioche-style" burger bun is a non-brioche toasted bun. Brioche would've lifted it, whereas the result here is the burger seems dry. The patty looks to have been frozen and the lettuce and burger sauce have a school dinner/supermarket feel about them. Fair play to The George for being reasonably priced, but they could consider raising the bar a bit. I'd happily pay £3 more for a juicy fresh burger with a brioche bun. The Hallumi fries and onion rings are okay, again pretty bog standard and varying between juicy and dry, but for the price they're okay. Food overall just a notch above Wetherspoons. The drink selection is good. I was boring and had a Brewdog on tap, next time will sample the ales. 4/5 - a decent lunch date. Interested to see how the atmosphere is in the evening.