I was booked to play the bagpipes at the White Hart for this years Burns Supper. When I arrived I…read morewas greeted with a warm welcome from the owner Sean and his family. As well as doing the traditional piping in of the haggis, etc I was very well looked after all evening. I was invited to be seated at a table with a great bunch of guys and was served a 3 course meal of the highest standard. In fact all the guests were so impressed with the food that the owner brought the chef in at the end of the evening for a round of applause from the customers! It always frustrates me that the chef doesn't get recognised for his good work in most places I eat so I was most impressed with this act of appreciation. Sean had only been running the pub for a couple of months and it was his first attempt at a Burn's night. I said at the end of the evening (and I meant it) that out of the 100 or so Burn's Supper events I've performed at Sean's topped them all. He had a superb Master of Ceremonies who not only read out the Selkirk Grace and Address To The Haggis but he also got up and gave a brief but interesting history of the life of Rabbie Burns. Later on in the evening he even played a few Burns songs on his guitar . I don't think there was one customer in the pub that night who hadn't had a good time. I personally was very much appreciated as a piper and people were clapping along and stamping their feet to my jigs and reels which made me enjoy the evening all the more. So to summarise if you're looking for a pub that serves top quality meals run by genuinely friendly wonderful people, like your malts, real ales or fine wines then I'd highly advise you take a vist to The White Hart.

The car park was full so we thought it would be a good place for a midweek advertised 'pensioners'…read morelunch.We were the only customers in there and it was cold inside..There was no set menu for 'pensioners' only smaller potions of the 'set menu' we were advised.(IS THAT POSSIBLE) For what we had to eat must have been frozen before it was cooked,not fresh as we were advised as both my wife and I had to visit the 'SMALL ROOM' as soon as we got home and all the lunch had gone.It was expensive as well.Over £30 for 2 starters 2 mains and 2 soft drinks.Shan't go there again.Should have gone to the other 'local' as it would have been half that price.

Just had another fantastic meal again . The friendly and helpful staff are what always makes a meal…read morehere enjoyable although the food is a big factor too . Good pub food at reasonable prices . Never a disappointment we love it .

Modernised old building in 'Harvester' style. Flat screen TV…read moreequipped....World cup parties, quiz nights etc. Nice atmosphere, good menu and good food. Can be busy at weekends and holiday periods.

Traditional pub set in the village of Fiskerton, near Lincoln…read more The Sunday roast dinners are delicious! Homemade roasts served with a wide range of vegetables which arrived lightly cooked to perfection (rather than the usual mush you tend to get!). There's also a HUGE choice of desserts - I had apple and cinnamon cheescake which was very, very good. Staff are really friendly and the prices are very reasonable. (Less than £60 for five people having two courses and two drinks each!) There's a large decked beer garden/smoking area at the back. To be honest, it's not really my 'type' of place - the decors a bit naff and it seems to cater for a much older audience. However, we took my grandparents and they loved it. It's also the best Sunday lunch I've had in a long, long time. Booking is advisable - it's very popular locally.

really nice pub, really traditional. excellent foodread more

You have to wait a long long time for food. Evan if It's only you there, and there's a random dog…read morethat roams about the place. Other than that the food was good and well priced for what you get.