Today was a return visit for us to the George & Dragon in Seaton for Lunch – this time, with good friends, David and Valerie. The reason? A post-birthday celebratory meal for David and me! 😊
With David acting as chauffeur, we set off just before 11.
We first came here back in August on recommendation – and back then, it didn’t disappoint, and we promised ourselves another visit 👍😃.
Uppingham
But before the promise of food, there was the promise of a walk, and we decided to take a leisurely wander around nearby Uppingham beforehand. We hadn’t done that in a while, and being a Friday, it was Market Day too!
For October, it was a pleasantly warm day (if a little blustery!). In fact, we didn’t really need top coats at all! The town had a real buzz about it, and we picked up a few non-essentials from the Market, including some ginormousEccles Cakes before wandering past the main shops (and back again).
All that shopping had given us an appetite and so, our next stop was the Pub! 😋😋😋😋
The George & Dragon
We arrived a little early for our 12.30 table, but we were soon seated and looking through the menu.
Prawn LinguiniSticky Toffee Pudding
We skipped Starters, opting for Mains and a Dessert. Service was as bit slow, but it was worth the wait, because we all thought the food was superb!
All-in-all then, a very enjoyable experience! Based on how tasty the food has been on both of our visits, we think the George & Dragon is fast becoming one of those destinations that we’ll be returning to again the future.
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