| The George at Eartham West Sussex, PO18 0LT Tel: 01243 814340 email: george_inn@btinternet.com www.georgeinneartham.co.uk | ||||||
Opening Hours Bars Monday-Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 noon - 10:30 p.m. Food Service Monday - Saturday 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. | ![]() | The George Inn has been a public house for over 170 years and is first shown on the Tithe Map from 1840. Nestled into the rolling hills of the Sussex Downs The George is just off the beaten track in the small village of Eartham, idyllically situated just 6 miles from the bustling city of Chichester and within 10 miles of Petworth, Midhurst and Arundel. A traditional English pub, it provides a comfortable place to visit whatever the season. There is a large open fire in the Lounge for those cool autumn and winter evenings and a pretty garden to sit out in on bright summer days. There is a selection of good walks in this area including a particularly interesting section of Stane Street located an easy 1/2 mile walk from the pub. The George is a privately owned Freehouse/restaurant offering a warm welcome. Your New Hosts at The George are James & Anita Thompson | ||||
| We are proud to offer good food with a seasonal menu taking advantage of locally sourced ingredients. A full a la carte menu is available as well as a choice of tempting Bar Food plus a selection of traditional roasts for your Sunday Lunch. Whether you want a full meal or only a light bite, your food is freshly prepared to order. In the well kept cellar we include a wide selection of wines and soft drinks plus lagers and ciders. There are also 3 - 4 choices of real ales on tap sourced from local breweries. | |||||
| The large open fire in the lounge makes this a warm and cosy place to sit on dark winter days while the newly installed wood burner in the old fireplace in the dining room gives a lovely atmosphere while you enjoy a meal. The restaurant is also a perfect setting for small functions, wedding parties, presentation evenings or family re-unions. The village bar with its flagstone floors, fire and comfortable seating is a great place to enjoy a freshly brewed coffee and to warm up after a long walk. With a large garden for fine days, this can be the perfect place to enjoy a slice of the best of the English countryside. | ![]() | |||||