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The George & Dragon, Aylesbury

6 Aylesbury Road
Wendover
Postal town: Aylesbury
HP22 6JQ

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Punch Taverns

Reviews (Current Rating Average: 6½ of 10) Add Review see review guidelines

Komakino . left this review about The George & Dragon

Still serving meals, succulent Oriental meals, The George & Dragon is Wendover's oldest pub and is located at the bottom of the High Street by a mini-roundabout. Both Fuller's London Pride and Tring Side Pocket For A Toad – beers enjoyed by both previous reviewers, were both on during our brief visit, and the Tring was in good enough nick. With the bar against the far wall (as you walk in), there's a semi-hidden restaurant bit to the right, with a larger area to the left for drinking, with a raised area by the left-hand wall, presumably for occasionally live music. There was a large pull-down screen showing qualifying for the Monaco GP during our visit (6th June 2026).

On 14th October 2026 - rating: 6
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Ian Mapp left this review about The George & Dragon

Nearly didn't go, as I expected it to be a restaurant in a former pub - but it is all pub.

The beer - Fullers Pride - was OK. The food looked and smelled delicious but we had already eaten.

Very busy with drinkers, a party and people eating.

On 28th February 2016 - rating: 7
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E TA left this review about The George & Dragon

A vibrant village freehouse offering good oriental food. The 17th Century building has been enlarged and knocked through to form a single large bar with two entrances and a central large chimney breast. One end feels a bit like a restaurant, the other a public bar due to its large tv showing Association Football. There is no real demarcation between the two ends, though. The décor is homely but the atmosphere is that of a busy modern pub/diner. The food is well cooked and tasty and it's reasonably priced, plus there are meal deals on offer. This pub is popular with the more civilised servicemen from the nearby RAF Halton, but it is by no means a squaddie bar. There were three ales on draft: I had Side Pocket for a Toad from the nearby Tring Brewery, a festival favourite of mine which, although not on peak form, was still a good pint. I would be very happy to spend a few hours here again.

On 25th November 2014 - rating: 7
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