Ordered a fish and chips for 14 pounds, after 30 minutes it showed up, a tiny piece of greasy…read morehaddock. When they asked if it was okay, I said no and they had no answer. They apologized but no discount or free drinks. Just send it back and wait another 30 minutes for another bad meal. Worst fish and chips I've had in England. I'm not bothered if they apologize now, I gave them many opportunities to make it right at the time and they refused. Avoid.

One of the only decent pubs in Newark. The 17th century building was beautifully restored a few…read moreyears ago and a makes for a beautiful drinking environment, lots a dark chubby holes for drinking in, not brightly lit shed. They usually have decent beers in. Food is variable. I've had both pretty good and pretty lame. A pleasant place for a pint.

While I was here around 4pm on a weekday, I heard a man tell the bartender that he has to work in a…read morebit so he'll have a "shandy": half beer, half lemonade (Sprite). Was it a shandy? Small, low ceilings, cushioned, wooden fixtures, dark but well lit. Completely unlike an American bar or lounge. This is a place people go to do coffee talk, but with alcohol. It's slightly below sidewalk level. Unfortunately I did not have opportunity to try food since my eating was kept on a strict schedule to accommodate all the pork pies, custard tarts and chips with gravy. There's outdoor seating which is beautiful if it's not raining. Actually, Louth is pretty wonderful. I didn't know anyone there, aside from the family. But that's part of the beauty.

I'd say the Wheatsheaf is one of Louth's most well-known and popular pubs, despite being tucked…read moreaway in Westgate close to St James' Church. It's an ancient building and very small and poky, which gives an authentic pub atmosphere, and the pub garden at the back is gorgeous. In the summer the Wheatsheaf puts on beer and bangers festivals and throughout the year you can rely on their kitchen for yummy pub grub. This is the kind of place where you kick back on a cold evening and settle in for a quiet night - it's not exactly a stop on a pub crawl (except maybe as the starting point or to finish the night!). It's too comfy to leave once you've found a seat! It can feel a bit exclusive because everyone seems to know each other in the main bar, and it's an older crowd than you get further into town, but once you've overcome that it's a great place to be.

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

A cosy old pub in the Bail. it is deceptively large with…read moreloads of nooks and crannies, in a charming old building. It has its origins dating back to 1549 and was formerly known as the Earl of Scarborough Arms. The Lion & Snake claims to have at least two ghosts. One takes the form of an old woman with her grey hair tied up in a bun - she is said to look completely solid and has been mistaken for a real person on one occassion. Another entity takes the form of a scruffy man, and has been observed vanishing through a solid wall. Can get busy during the tourist season as it is close to all the Upper Hill attractions. it also seems to be an after work haunt of the security men from the Castle courts. Quiz night is Tuesday. There is quite a range of decent food in this pub that has lots of character, comfort and a warm atmosphere. it may be a little shabby but that is part of the charm. Bit scary but they appear to have regular speed dating nights now for £20 eek.

Decided on a lovely June evening to have a drink and pub meal at this location overlooking the…read morespires of Lincoln cathedral. Oh what a mistake it was. The service By the young adults serving was offhand. We chose to sit outside due to COVID restrictions and it was such a nice evening. We ordered two burger meals which were vegi stacker and cowboy. Any decent chef would have not served them as the salad leaves on the plate were very wilted neither of us ate them. Died the week previous, by the look. The burger buns were possibly the cheapest available anywhere. When our food arrived we ordered more drinks. A large Chardonnay and thatchers haze. A wine and beer arrived, order taken by same person, completely wrong. So my advice is to steer clear if you want a decent meal and the drinks you order. It's a shame as it's in a prime location.

This is a lovely pub in the centre of Brant Broughton, where the staff treat you like they've known…read moreyou for years! I brought my parents here for a Father's Day Sunday roast dinner special, and we were not disappointed! Even for a set menu, the choices were beyond extensive! No matter what your taste is, I can guarantee there's a plate for you! Well worth a drive out! The atmosphere is casual yet very professional! The staff are fabulous along with the food! I look forward to going again!

A very small country village pub which has been given the open plan treatment, which has spoilt the…read moreinterior. There is now a dining area with a couple of tables in one half and a lounge area in the other separated by a small bar in the middle. Not a place for a cosy drink, felt very uncomfortable as only a couple of locals in. Decor is more contempory living room than pub.

Friendly staff, good atmosphere but sadly the food we ordered was not good …read more Chicken was so so dry,I really think it had been sat around for a couple of days. Ordered jacketed chips and got ordinary luke warm chips. Salad was a tiny amount of rocket with a few tiny pieces of tomato and onion. (Hoping I don't get ill) We did tell the staff as they asked, but was not taken any further. Sadly we will not be returning and we only live around the corner. (Was hoping to be a regular.)

This is a fantastic local pub to the villagers of Waddington and surrounding villagers…read more It is a friendly pub, with good staff members, they do food menus and the landlord is a local member of the community as well. I had my wedding reception there many years ago and it was great, the food was lovely and it was a nice friendly atmosphere around the place.

Fantastic food. Highly recommended…read more Great service, outstanding food, lovely place! A must visit!

having eaten at both inn on the green and the black horse with my family recently if were talking…read moreabout comparisions there isnt one lets start with the service the inn on the green provides professional service and standards that we have not experienced in a long time at a village pub very impressed. as for the black horse half the staff were outside smoking when we arrived and the language was disgusting even if we didint have our children with us and thats why we was probably waiting ages for any service, we could have come between there smoke breaks if was told when that was. lets talk about food the inns web site is totally correct fresh food and some grown on the premises as i saw for myself it was very well cooked and just as well presented again down to the service again very impressed. the black horse how ever not alot fresh im afraid and would of been nice for all our family to eat together instead of in stages and it was not busy at all so no excuse there. down sides for both places.....The inn on the green, cud nt find one on our visit great value for money and all the awards they have won totally earned including a great review in the journal for february recently. the black horse, bad news quite alot overpriced including drinks, service very poor, language outside and inside very offensive and no need at all and obviously allowed by the management, very dissapointed. Will say they have a very nice outside patio area. good for kidz. as for the last review i dont no how many places they eat at in a day because they ate at the inn on the green on there web reviews and also ate at the black horse on there site to same day interesting. m.banks

Beautiful pub on the Riverside. Great real ales and proper homemade food. The chefs homemade…read morecheesecake is to die for. Staff are brilliant

This is an old, attractive medieval building on the river, just behind the Green Dragon…read more Unfortunately inside it is a bit run down and dilapidated. In the day it seems to attract families with young children and in the evening older clientelle, probably locals. An old magician called Wally Sleight wanders about in here in the day trying to get customers to buy him a pint in exchange for a trick. Unfortunately there are never any seats out of the riverside but I think (not sure) they have a small garden. Anyway this is another for the ghost guide: Not very exciting I am afraid. The pumps have been known to activate themselves, and ice is thrown around by an invisible hand. Interesting that the Green Dragon, almost next door, has pumps that switch off. Maybe it is the same ghost playing tricks or prefers the beer at the Witch to the Dragon.