George
29 Hayes StreetHayes
BR2 7LE











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Originally dating from the 17th C, this former historic inn is in the heart of old Hayes village. Today, the pub is a much modernised smart upmarket dining venue and restaurant, describing itself as stylish and chic. The menu changes with the seasons and consists of British and Mediterranean inspired dishes. However, customers who just want to enjoy having drinks without eating are also welcomed by the friendly staff.
Completely refurbished inside without any reference to its long historical past, this venue is seriously geared up for dining and can get busy at weekends (booking advisable). The wooden bar counter has a green tiled backdrop with tiled and wooden flooring. Various rooms and alcoves lead off from the bar with carpeted areas and an interior décor in a mix of beige, blue and grey with framed pictures and a mix of tables and comfortable seating. The lighting is bright and functional with modern lights over the bar.
The enclosed patio out front is popular in warmer weather with fairy lights in the evening.
Redesigned in 2010 as a "country inn", this was previously an Ember Inn under its owners Mitchells & Butlers.