This is a really popular pub with younger people, set just along from the main shopping area in…read moreBrigg. They have quiz nights and Sky Sports on TV, and are always advertising Sunday roast dinners although I've never tried any of the food. I've always thought that it could do with a bit of a makeover but other than that, since the smoking ban came in (it used to be filthy) it's clean enough. There's a pool table and a few games machines. Steer clear of the wine unless you like vinegar. They're not exactly geared up for the ladies!

This is the best pub in Brigg there are lot of regulars here and the beer is cheap too. They source…read morean ale from quite far away and usually there is a happy hour every week which means that beer is really cheap to buy. The place is usually quite clean and quiet due to the nonsmoking restrictions, and so that it would be a suitable place for all of the family. What makes Britannica Inn is the white building facade and sign which is prominent in the heart of Brigg centre as you drive in.

I have been in this pub and resteraunt many times, the pub has a good feel about it when it has…read morelive acts on (although pub is small) the atmosphere is big, the food is always delicious! Freshly prepared, a long waiting time but as i said food is really good..resteraunt always seems to be busy so if in a hurry better book ahead!

Celebrated my 40th birthday here and couldnt have picked a better place. All the staff were…read morefriendly, Atmosphere was excellent and the food was delicious. Highly recomended.

My husband ordered Bob's pie and I had the Butternut squash curry. We both loved our meals. The…read moreservice was not what we are accustomed to as Americans, however, it seems decent for Britain.

My mum and I had lunch at the Sutton Arms when we visited nearby Scawby Hall. The pub was…read morerecommended on their the Scawby Hall website, so we thought we would give it a go as we didn't know the area very well. We were relieved to discover that it was a great find! They have a bar area at the front and restaurant at the rear, which is where we sat for lunch. It was really busy for a weekday lunchtime, which we took as a great sign. The staff were all really helpful and accommodating. It is table service, so they come to the table to take your food and drinks order. My mum ordered the scampi and chips and I had salmon filet with new potatoes. The menu is large, with pub classics as well as a few fish dishes and specials. I was really impressed. The prices were great as well. My mum loved her scampi and gave it 5/5! I really enjoyed my salmon, the seasoned crust on the top was tasty, but it was a tiny bit over cooked/dry for me. It still tasted great, but I'd have taken it out the oven a bit sooner! I was just happy to have been a healthier option, which isn't always the case with local pubs. They have lots of pies on the menu, so I definitely would like to go back and try those.