The staff are so so so nice here and the food is amazing, especially the onion rings. The pub is…read morevery clean and has nice ambiance, good job. 5 stars

I went to this resteraunt with my family, i can vouch for the huge amounts of food served here,…read morethey have a takeaway service of which weve yet to try, their prices are reasonable, a little bit clicky of which village pubs mostly are staff are pleasant, the resteraunt is clean with a nice ambiance, toilets are small but tidy, would recommend

Ulceby is situated north west of Grimsby just off the A180, has a population of about 1,500…read more Mentioned in the Doomsday Book, there are many many historical artefacts including the remains of a medieval moat in a meadow at the west end of the village: the site of the original settlement. Parts of St Nicholas' Church date back to the 13th Century though later additions have been made. Visitors will also find a number of old houses including a delightful thatched cottage. Shops are not plentiful in the village - there is only one convenience store -The Brocklesby Ox The Ox was a wartime RAF pub and was full of photographic memorabilia .The historic pub - currently boarded up - is available for sale freehold, with land, the guide price being £275,000.Cheap huh? I hope the RAF stuff is still theregreat history record. The Fox public house provides food and drink. A summer event is held every year in Ulceby and dances and youth clubs take place in the village hall.