The Green Dragon Public House Kettering, Brigstock

Reviews

1. Daniel Fraser ★★★★★

   I'm so pleased this place turned up on my Facebook feed. We decided to go tonight for dinner and we certainly didn't regret it. It's only a short drive from our house, a fifteen minute drive into the countryside is always nice. Lovely looking pub which was quite full in the bar, a good atmosphere. We were served our drinks by a very friendly lady and then we took our seats in the restaurant area. Served again by a very friendly and helpful young lady. We didn't wait long for our starters, which were presented and tasted fantastic. Our mains were just the same. Hardly any wait at all and the presentation was great. Everything was cooked very very well indeed, the portion sizes were generous but not over bearing and the tastes were sensational. We'll definitely be returning, the whole experience was exemplary. Thank you.

   almost 2 years ago
2. Stefano Portelli ★★★★★

   Great village pub with a lot of life.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Nicola Newbery ★★★★☆

   We live in the village, sadly the pub has changed hands many times over the years. It is currently under new management, we dined on Tuesday night, food was good value for money and staff friendly & efficient.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Mike Skelham ★★★★★

   Nice quiet, friendly pub. Good range of beer, reasonably priced. Didn't have food so can't comment on that.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Catherine Matheson ★☆☆☆☆

   Really awful. Most of the menu was unavailable, burgers and the advertised specials included. This was early on a Friday evening. They did have macaroni cheese, my 4th choice from the menu. Honestly, it was dreadful. Watery, floury, a cheap packet sauce mix. Just disgusting. Don't go there. The waitresses advised "some people like it" before refunding £5.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Anthony Hughes ★★★★★

   Kelly and her staff are professional, polite and organised. So welcoming and very friendly. Excellent rooms. Clean and tastefully decorated. I had a double and it was very spacious for such a grade 2 listed 17th century building. Thank you Kelly for being such a wonderful host.

   almost 4 years ago

1. Colin MacDonald ★★★☆☆

   It has all the potential to be a great place, BUT the attention to detail is poor to non-existent. The interior is very inviting and well styled as a country pub, but the courtyard area feels like it’s lacking that same TLC. Just a note: could also do with a wipe down before customers go there. The beer selection is great and they have an excellent selection of gin �. If cider is your thing, I would highly recommend their cloudy Rhubarb. The food sadly wasn’t what we expected. We ordered what seemed like a really nice veg burger (goats cheese, beet and bean with slaw). The patty was superb, the goats cheese was a nice touch, however the bun was horrid! It was dry and hard like old stale bread. The fries were done well, but tasted like fish, so I can only assume they cook their fries in the same oil as last nights fish dishes. Their prices certainly aren’t cheap either, for two burgers, a gin and cider the bill came to £33 - quite pricy for a country pub so I would have expected the food to be great. Overall, I wish I could give it more than 3 stars, because as a bar, its selection and atmosphere is good but as a restaurant it’s sadly lacking. I do think with just a little attention to the food they could turn it around - if they do, I’ll certainly be back.

   more 7 years ago
2. Stuart Robb ★★★☆☆

   Great staff, very attentive service let down by the chef, steak dinner was full of sinew, badly cooked, goodness knows what cut he served and to top it off, took almost an hour to deliver a simple steak and chips meal. Kids at McDonald's could produce better - get a grip, this is what closes pubs down. Sorry to the ladies in the front of house, the back room ruined all your good work. S

   more 8 years ago

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