The Green Dragon

A lovely pub not noisy but also not quiet. Staff were friendly and professional. The food that we had was great. I had excellent fish and chips and my wife had the tender loin of Pork which she absolutely loved and gave 9/10. Had a chat with the chef who was friendly and informative about the food. Would definitely go again.

Staff fantastic, can’t fault them but food not great, I had steak pie but couldn’t find the steak just full of gravy. My son had macaroni cheese but didn’t eat it and after tasting it, well I didn’t blame him. So disappointed with the food but it was about the company

We stayed here on the Friday night of the turning of the Christmas lights which made parking a challenge! We were warmly met by Sylvi who showed us to a lovely room on the top floor via beautifully windy steps. The room was perfectly adequate ,clean and we loved the sloping floor and ceilings. Can’t comment on the food as we didn’t eat here but would recommend the accommodation. If passing we would definitely stay again.

Just popped in for something to eat. The lady who served us was lovely. She was the only good thing about the place . We both had a burger - the slice of tomato was bigger than the burger. (The burger tasted nice) but was swamped by the roll that small. The coleslaw was served on same board and by time got to us the liquid had seeped and made the bottom of the roll/bun soggy. Chips ok. The duck buns we had were ok. Just not worthy of the price. Rather of gone McDonald's.

It says a lot about a pub when the staff are swearing behind the bar and also having a burping competition between themselves and pretending they are characters from scooby doo🤔. Lack of customer interaction and pouring of drinks like it was an effort. The music on the jukebox was good👍

Looking for a good pub for a nice beer and home cooked food and found a nice friendly atmosphere for all ages here. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. Ordered Steak and Mushroom pie and Veg which was very nice. Beer is on the expensive side £5.60 for a Moretti.

...In the Winter. Stayed in a lovely room (more of that later) but it fronted right on to the main drag and oh the noise... the noise was awful. Irate motorists (more than usual; don't know if that's a 'Marlborough thing'), an inordinate amount of truly inconsiderate motorcyclists and late night revellers made getting to sleep really difficult - especially with the windows open (hence the seasonal reference), and as early as 06:00 the next day both the former were doing their best to waken us! None of this though is the fault of the owners and staff and to them we extend a heartfelt thanks for what was an otherwise enjoyable stay. The room was utterly charming, full of character, comfortable, spacious and well appointed. The people who looked after us could not be friendlier or accommodating (shout out to the lads behind the bar who plied me with 6X), and even the patrons were great company. So, yes, definitely returning when we can keep the bedroom windows closed and if I lived in Marlborough it would be my exclusive local.

Charming rooms in lovely old pub. Very clean and very comfortable beds. Location is great as it overlooks high street. The pub has lots of charm and the rooms are very nice. Very well stocked tea and coffee facilities. Yes they don’t serve breakfast but you know that when you book.

An old building with wonky flooring and lovely beams. Our room was up two flights of a spiral staircase, the room was clean, spacious, the bed comfy and the room comes with all the usually items you'd expect. The pub itself had a good selection of drinks and a good selection of food items - which are reasonably priced. The service is polite and friendly