What a delightful evening at the Bronze Pig, we arrived at 7pm to be politely met and given our…read morechoice of table, then to be told that there was no rush as the table was ours for the night, so relax and enjoy yourselves. The food was not complex but exquisitely done, with subtle flavours to savour. A good wine selection and knowledgeable staff to help you through the choices if required. We booked 6 weeks in advance to ensure getting a table on the night of our choice, all booked and confirmed efficiently through the web site and email.

From the owner: Please note on our opening times - the close is for last orders at lunch, not for closure.read more

Terrible! the waitress told me to stop bottle feeding my newborn baby while in the corner! The…read moreambiance was terrible and I quote a white bald man ran in screaming I like penis. The food was ok I guess but not Something I would not travel 2 hours for on my sons 10th birthday I would never go here again. Overall it's a one star review from me.

One of the top 3 high class restaurants in Lincoln. Modern…read moreBritish cuisine. Excellent service.

The food is quite nice, but I really like the layout of this place! It's so quirky and cozy!…read more Staff are very nice, although one of the guys was a bit above himself and made this mojito for me, and honestly it was probably the worst one I've ever had! I didn't have the heart to tell him tho- so I sucked it up!

Super kind staff, delicious food, charming ambiance. A wonderful place to visit in Lincoln.read more

great staff, Jack and Jacob were fantastic, excellent service, always smiling, couldn't ask for…read morebetter.

I came in here to warm up on the way home after the medieval christmas market, and it seriously did…read morethe trick. Fireplaces, and adorned with christmas decorations, but I assume it a nice cosy british pub all year round. We just had a couple of rounds, with a reasonable range behind the bar at good prices, all served by friendly staff. All the patrons were cheerful and welcoming too. It's right on quite a quick corner of the road, I'm sure I don;t need to tell you, but do watch yourself if you stumble out after a pint too many!

havent been in for years, but was one of my favourite pubs in lincoln- excellent beer, and great…read morehost. petanque outside too as i recall.

Eaten here and had a coffee a couple of times now food is good, generous portions, well presented…read morereally nice service, would recommend a visit Just a further note it is actually called Cafe M but is owned by Milligans Restaurants

I agree with Bob. Had lunch here today. Really nice place to get proper food for lunch. Had a…read moreNew Yorker ciabatta and it was delicious with a great fresh salad which was a generous portion rather than a token effort. I'd recommend eating here or just for a drink to do some people watching as the corner plot location means great views of people frequenting other local amenities (go, look and you will see - if you like people watching!) Anyway, back to the cafe, a great place, get there for some lunch!

A restaurant located in the upper part of the pedestrainised area of Lincoln. It has to be said…read morethat as the restaurant is reached via some fairly steep stairs it is not necessarily accessible for everyone. However once there it is worth the climb as the traditional British food it serves is excellent and the portions are quite large and very filling.

We spent a pleasant few hours in Lincoln well walking up the hill wasn't pleasant but still!…read more Hungry by the time we got to the top we spotted this clean, contemporary restaurant. We didn't notice the menu outside said that the lunch menu was only available from Sun-Thurs. On looking at the A la Carte menu, we blanched as it was very expensive! However, an extra star was earned because the waitress checked with the manager and said we could access the special menu. This was very considerate, but I think they need to address this issue as two more people walked in and walked out ; I can only assume for the same reason. That said, the food was lovely. I had a filled crepe, tasty and hot and my companions both had the whitebait which was delicious. They would have had 4 stars but sadly there was only one high chair which was occupied when we went in. By the time it became free our youngest member had had enough and we had to take turns taking her outside to save the ears of the other diners! Recommended highly and I think an evening meal there may well be one to remember! xx

Modern, tasty and most importantly delicious food. A real gem at the top of the steep hill. Creme…read morebrulee was wonderful. Everything seems to be cooked with care and attention. However i'm always surprised how quiet this restaurant is though, as the food is amazing. Only minor complaint I have is the chef seems a little heavy handed with the salt on the main courses. Even so highly recommended as it is rather unique in Lincoln.

This has definitely been my best culinary experience during my entire stay in Lincoln…read more.. "The Old Bakery" caught my eye on my first day when I was casually strolling through Lincoln; I was determined to give it a try - not only because of all the dining award stickers on the outside, but also, by the rustic and quaint interior. No sooner thought than done, myself and a couple of friends came here for dinner and let me tell you about our epicurean journey: Two of us had the "Peter Lundgren", which is a slowly roasted deboned pork 'chop'... it was embedded on a cushion of cinnamon-spiced cabbage and served along with tasty young potatoes. The meat was delicious and it was so soft that it fell apart in my mouth...and it was where a hint of fennel seeds unfolded its magic. For dessert, I had the pistacchio creme brulee, which also was fantastic - I felt like I was eating rich pistacchio gelato in an Italian town, only that it was covered with a crust of delicious caramelized sugar. On top of these two fabulous dishes, we also indulged in a series of freebies: home-made bread, amuse bouches, pre-dessert amuse bouches and even a post-dessert chocolate treat served along with the bill! However, I also do have to agree with the previous writer - Phil C. - that there is quite a gap between the quality of the food and the quality of the service. In fact, I was really quite disappointed by the service as it was in such stark contrast with the food: how can the food be so delicious, but the people serving it so non-compassionate and un-enthusiastic about their food? I don't expect an expert-waiter to tell me everything about the food, but I would appreciate someone who is in tune with the guests and can attend to their wishes... Anyway, I still recommend you come here...in fact, I would propose to make a visit during lunch time as they have some nice specials that are much more reasonably priced. Having said that, the food here is not cheap...but I was more than willing to pay the extra price, especially after all the other average and mediocre experiences over the past few days: in other words, I have truly enjoyed my visit to "The Old Bakery".

An excellent restaurant, well worth visiting. This is a higher end restaurant and probably more for…read morea special occasion than a regular place to eat. Food is of a very high standard and cooked by an Italian chef. The restaurant is very popular and can be booked up for a month or so in advance. They have won many awards by the normal awarding bodies like the AA and enjoy England. They have their fingers crossed to get a Michelin rating in January. Rooms are available and quite reasonably priced. The owner is always wandering around and keen to chat with customers.