Pollock's Pizza Cafe — Restaurant in George

Pollocks Pizza Café, I must admit I stopped in late for an Irish coffee as the restaurant I was at did not serve Irish Coffees. The atmosphere was very pleasant. It did not seem to have any separation from smokers to non-smokers, however I found it to be almost smoke free despite many people there. There two divisions - the bar side with large TV for sport and a few steps down there was a dinning area with a large fire going against the wall. I am usually very fussy about my Irish Coffees and the waiter was quick, very helpful asking details how we liked our coffees. It was one of the best Irish Coffees I have had for a long time. So, mush so it put us in the mood for whisky which they seemed to have fair selection and we tried a few. The place is very pleasant. It is not child friendly and as far as I could see the upper part was wheelchair friendly, unless they had a back door, I can’t see the bottom dining area being wheelchair friendly. I was impressed and aim to go back to eat there next time as well as try some nee selection of whiskies they may on hand and still finish off with a guaranteed fantastic...

This was probably the most interesting experience I've ever had in a restaurant.

the worst part is the fact that I love the venue they have in Wilderness.

We went out for a few drinks and some lunch only to be served an Eisbein that smelt like the food that comes out of a cat food tin.

To put the cherry on the cake, the owner personally came to my table to tell me that he had taken my plate to all of his other patrons in the restaurant to "sample" my meal 🤣 ( All of his friends from what I could pick up ) all of this is after I was insulted for my physical appeal.

I am not 100% sure if that is "standard operating procedures for the venue but it put me off to the point where I had no appetite left.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON...

Went almost an hour early to secure a table outside (where it's dog friendly) and found it empty. Sat down and ordered our meal, rugby started. Then a large group of men arrive, loud and rowdy. We asked the gentlemen if they want to sit together and moved to another table to accommodate them. We are then told that we cannot sit there anymore as they forgot to reserve the tables for said group. I understand large groups equal more money but this is very poor service for the regular patrons. Moving inside where the people are smoking in an enclosed area was not on our cards so we...