The George Inn

Great selection of pints and welcoming staff. Definitely reccomend if you’re looking for a quiet night during the week or a cracking pint at the weekend. Wouldn’t recommend the wine as there is a very limited selection. They gave a great selection of games available to play if you’re up for some good fun

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!

Great guinness, historic pub, very clean, cosy, modern with a nod to the past. Good food. Wings are very nice along with burgers. Good mixture of people, nice outdoor section with huts and heaters. Very helpful and friendly staff. Parking available £1 an hour or validation inside. Reasonable costs as well which is always good.

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.

The atmosphere was great, food and drink were excellent. Loved the entertainment, which was Tom Carradine's Sing along. The only negative thing was the seating. I ordered at table for the show and hoping to eat and watch the show but we were placed right in the corner at the back.

It's a lovely historic building and it has a wonderful beer garden. It's dog-friendly too. But the best thing about it is the staff - they are wonderful.

Eleanor gave us great service! Poured perfect pints was very formal. Lovely night had x

Excellent pub. AJ was a the most wonderful staff member and looked after us well. Neilson also made sure we had a good time