This 15th-century pub and restaurant is tucked away in the back streets of this Cinque Port, just a few minutes walk from the town centre.

Inside, the wood-floored bar area with its beamed ceilings and a real fire in winter gives this pub and restaurant a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere.

At the back the conservatory-style restaurant, with its rustic feel, is light and airy and there is a cosy downstairs function room.

The menu offers an interesting range of home-made dishes.

Three ales are on offer, typically from breweries such as Timothy Taylor and Harvey's.

At the back there is a small courtyard which provides a suntrap in the summer. This is served by a small alleyway that provides a rear entrance to the pub off the High Street.Historic England Entry: 1069686
Kent’s Public House Archive: George & Dragon, Sandwich