The Green Dragon Inn Reviews

Warm and cozy. Small menu but very nice. I recommend the stout with a beef pie.

Now very touristy, but hobbit fans will love this place!

The obvious reason to come here is to see the set from the Hobbit trilogy (faithfully recreated after the original set for LotR was dismantled,) but the big surprise was the feast! The food was excellent and nobody left disappointed. If you're planning a trip here, definitely splurge and go with the last tour group that includes dinner at the Green Dragon. It is well worth the money.

Perfect ending to the Hobbiton tour. Very relaxing, great beer choices and the setting was great for fans.

Fantastic experience and good beer. Well worth the tour.

We had the buffet lunch. It's a pretty decent spread with good vegetarian options. The chocolate cake was the best!

Fantastic location, I can see why Peter Jackson loved the area so much. The beautiful rolling hills with the few trees around, it truly is a marvel. Add the hobbit holes and the immense detail on the set and it is just amazing.

Really good food and drink. Authentic to the movies. Friendly and attentive staff.

This whole area is much large than I expected. The drinks were mild but pretty good in my opinion.

This place is magical!!! Hobbiton is truly a dream come true.

Nice and relax restaurant for rest after Hobbiton movie set tour

Absolutely magical, must go for any LOTR fan no matter how passionate you are.

You can drink some beer here,and in NZ it allow you drive with drinking one cup of beer,that s special!

The Green Dragon is the tavern at the end of the Hobbiton walking tour. Have a beer while waiting for the bus to take you back to The Shire.

We visited the inn which is very in-keeping with Hobbiton and ate in the nearby marquee as part of the tour.The food was excellent, a great selection and well marked for those needing gluten free etc. I would have given 5 stars but we felt a little rushed as the next your party were the to arrive.

Great small little place for a brew if you are visiting the hobbiton.

Thoroughly enjoyed it, staff are really helpfull and make everything happen.

What could be better than a cider in the Shires own pub. Maybe two? So much detail here, and hobbit clothes to borrow. You are transported to hobbiton. Gandalf could appear at any time.

When visiting the Hobbiton Movie Set you end up here to relax in Hobbit style with a nice ale.
A lot of hand carved wooden interior pieces and a lovely view over Hobbiton just from across the bridge.

Nothing to complain about here. Got a free beer as part of the tour. Amber ale was very good. Had a cheese scone for a nice snack. Was tasty and a great price too. Perfect end to a fantastic tour.

It's part of going through Hobbiton. At the end of the tour you get a drink in the Green Dragon pub. Nice and cosy Pub.

Kinda lame, heading in with a bunch of tourists you've never met before and who are all quite frigid isn't a great experience.

A very magical place. All of Hobiton is well worth the visit for any fan of fantasy.

Very nice bar / restaurant. Used in the Hobbit movie.

Didn't spend a lot of time here as following the tour guide is essential. But it was ok

Absolutely brilliant! The Green Dragon is an outstanding building & realistically functional Middle earth pub. The Evening Banquet Tour is the best way to experience Hobbiton & The Green Dragon. Authentic & I highly recommend going.

Pretty awesome for even the non hobbit. Be prepared to battle with other tourists.

The tour overall was a great experience even with the constant rain. Wish there was more hands-on activity. Enjoyed the ginger ale.

Lovely location - of course only accessible at the end of your Hobbiton tour

Hole tour in Hobbiton was amazing.
The green dragon with their house made drinks was a perfect end!
I tried apple ginger beer ( I hope so)

Awesome place! Feels like actually being in the movie.

What can I say about the Green Dragon? Songs have been sung and tales told of this legendary place, and the real place did not disappoint. The tour aside, the Green Dragon is by far the jewel of all of Hobbiton. The thirty minutes you spend here at the end of the tour is not enough, which is why we came back for International Hobbit Day. I've never had an experience quite like it in all my life; it was a dream come true. The food was good, the ale and cider tasty, and the people there so, so friendly. I left a piece of myself there I'll never get back, and I can't say I'd want it, because that's the only way I'll ever be able to reside in Middle Earth.

Absolutely loved it! Great service and beautiful setting.

Excellent service and great food and drinks. Wasn't a fan of all the short people with hairy feet though.

Hobbits found here. Good pies too. will return for more.

Great place to sit and have a drink after completing the tour of hobbiton!!

The attention to detail is incredible. And the beers and cider are divine. A true hobbits rest

Must visit place in New Zealand. Hobbiton awesome views and food.

Faithful recreation of the Hobbit Inn. Nice place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

Really nice place to stop, have a drink (complimentary with the tour) and enjoy being here

Magical! Hobbiton Movie Set is a must see for fans of the books

Wow place, hobbiton guided tour ends here with a complimentary drink and you get to spend around 20-30 minutes. ambience leaves you breathless

Very authentic, feels like you're right there enjoying a pint with the Hobbits.

Awesome setting. Good service, average beer, great cider!

It's nice and comfy place to take a cup of ale. Wish people can stay here for more than just half hour.

It's the green dragon in, you don't need a review to know it's going to be incredible.

A real cozy inn, despite the fact that it's a movie prop. The staff were real friendly and jolly. Shame we didn't see any hobbits dancing around and singing. Also too bad about the early closing hours.

Try the stout! You'll know what I mean if you do the tour =)

The beers there are delicious and it feels like the scene from the movie. All that's missing are the actual hobbits.