Inside, one unusual feature are the five 13th century oak stalls, which could be the oldest in Cheshire. Outside, set in the church wall, are the village stocks which were still in use up to 1854. The George and Dragon is the main village pub but there were once three other pubs in Great Budworth, The Saracen's Head, The Ring o'Bells, and The White Hart. All sadly long gone and are now private homes. The George and Dragon was built in 1722 and today there is a steak and grill restaurant with a good selection of food.
Children are welcome and darts and dominoes are played there.
The hand drawn ales are, apparently, recommended. Another pub in the area is the Cock O'Budworth. This 17th century pub is supposedly haunted by a man called Barnaby, a poet who stayed there in 1634. Food is available, and there is a beer garden.