The Sir George

14.5/20Updated October 22, 2026,first published November 11, 2024The Sir GeorgePub dining$$A hearty and historic stop for hungry travellers.Part historic pub, part bucolic fairy tale, this sprawling retreat just a click off the Hume isn’t a detour, it’s a destination. Low-lit rooms lined with bookshelves and warmed by open fires set a cosy backdrop for spice-laden fioretti fritti dressed with fried curry leaves, and brooding, unctuous coq au vin. On warmer days, the expansive garden hosts live music and a classic line-up of balloon-edged pizzas with biscuit-crisp bases and, sure, there’s a parma on the menu, but the pork cotoletta – slathered with coarse sugo and accompanied by a hearty dollop of whipped ricotta – elevates the cheesy schnitzel concept to bright new heights. It’s an order-at-the-bar operation, but the service is joyous, the gingerbready sticky date pudding is a festive ode to winter and the wine list is a celebration of what makes the region great. Just like this hotel. Good to know: The neat, modern cabins make this a great overnight stop on the Sydney to Melbourne drive.Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide.Restaurant reviews, news and the hottest openings served to your inbox.Sign upLast visited: 2025More:JugiongThe Sir GeorgeNew South WalesPub diningOutdoor diningAccepts bookingsSeparate barTakeawayPrivate dining roomFamily-friendlyPet-friendlyGood for groupsAccommodationOpen fireRestaurantReviewsGood Food GuideFrom our partners