Branston Cafe in North Kesteven

Stopped here after cycling 35 miles as part of a 100 mile ride. On entering we were shouted at for going to the wrong counter, then proceeded to go to the correct counter where we were told we couldn't order as we weren't wearing masks. We said we would sit outside and could the lady come and take our order? They did not do table service. Eventually one member of the group found a mask and managed to order for us all. When our orders arrived they were all mixed up, some with no food, some with no drinks, and some wrong items. This was sorted fairly quickly. The assistants attitude was bad and we will not return. Surely at this time the hospitality industry would be encouraging not discouraging potential customers?

Lovely warm welcome, tasty food and great service all at a very reasonable price! What more can you ask for. Free parking.

The outside tables would benefit from cleaning and a wood treatment. The children's sand pit contained dead leaves from the winter and was a concern as with no Cover it could be accessed by animals and birds.

A find on our travels for breakfast . Moderately clean although chair cushions need s wash/ hover . Reasonably good value nice toast. Does not open until 09.00 and they do not take cards.

Popped in while staying in Lincoln visiting family. Exceptionally clean and welcoming.........very much like a quaint kitchen. Food was lovely and staff very friendly. Would certainly visit again and recommend to others.

We called today for a quick breakfast . Food was good, resturant clean , owner friendly, good stop off for a quick bite

Called in with my young children to meet a friend for lunch. Was very disappointed, the whole place was unclean and looked grubby. The highchairs were all filthy, despite the cafe only having one elderly couple in. My little one wanted to use the restroom and I was disgusted at the state of it. The food was practically inedible and very expensive. Wholly disappointed and couldn't get out quick enough. Will not be retuning.

Breakfast was served here as part of our stay at The Waggon and Horses. The cafe is nice and clean, the lady who cooked/served it was nice and friendly. The breakfast was very tasty and served quickly.

Este café es muy popular. Cuando estuvimos allí un montón de gente se apareció a comer o tomar un refrigerio. Había algunos senderistas entre las intenciones.Los desayunos son buenos y mi única crítica fue que los platos y comida enfriados rápidamente.Todo lo demás estaba bien. . . . .

Nice staff. Good basic cafe food. Exceptional ice cream! We just had a very late lunch one day there. I put mid-range price because it's not expensive but also it is not the nasty cheap & cheerful cafe.

Paramos para bebidas. La comida parecía bonito y el interior también.Nos sentamos a la sombra de los árboles y el personal buscaron una silla alta para el niño.Bebidas bien. La desventaja de la madera es de bancos para sentarse afuera que había excrementos de aves en ambos los bancos y mesas. No había sido limpiado, aunque debido a la madera muy dura utilizada sería difícil eliminar totalmente.Quizás un material alternativo para encimeras de mesa sería mejor.Había un jardín cerrado y una zona de juegos en un callejón estrecho con el resto de la cafetería.Este tiene un arenero con playhouse y cubos y espadas.

called in the cafe by chance had a lovely coffee staff lovely nice garden area to sit in on a nice day like we had

He ido a la cafetería branston un par de veces, siempre con mi hijo pequeño. El personal es siempre muy amable y servicial, como los otros clientes. Tienen una silla alta que mi bebé puede utilizar y espacio para dejar su carrito.

Excellent village cafe, serving quality food at a reasonable price. The sausage rolls are proper quality. If Carlsberg did sausage rolls......... Staff are great - well worth a stop.

Excellent all day breakfast. We meet up here every couple of months and always enjoy the home cooked food and hospitality.

Scrumy comida y un buen ambiente. Todos volveremos cuando podamos organizar una furgoneta con los colegas de trabajo.

Dropped in today for lunch on the way to Lincoln. The food is tasty and freshly prepared but the cafe lacks a little ambiance, as the plastic tablecloths and layout are a little reminiscent of a transport cafe. The staff were efficient and pleasant but could have done with smarting up and a clean apron.

My Husband and I popped in while en route to Lincoln for breakfast.The staff were really friendly and both our breakfasts were freshly cooked and delicious. The two ladies working that day were happy and helpful and the restaurant is very clean and tidy.

Stayed in the wagon and horses across the road which the cafe is owned by the landlord. The have a good variety on the menu. Great ice creams. Lots of books to pick up and read.

Peckish and passing through Branston, the cafe was our only option at 15.00 of finding somewhere to eat. The girl that served us was friendly and helpful. For a small village cafe the choice was fairly varied. I had the homemade chilli, rice and salad. My wife opted for a bacon and mushroom bap and slice of tiffin. A couple of cups of tea and the bill was a very reasonable £12. Good service, value and food. Happy days......

Popped in for a bite to eat. Café was clean, tidy and well laid out. A good wide range of hot and cold food available at reasonable prices. Hot and cold drinks also available. A good little café.

Excellent well run clean little cafe with friendly staff.A good selection of food and snacks.Often call in for coffee and food with friends and family.Would strongly recommend a visit.

The cafe has not closed down ! It has been closed for refurbishment. You maybe visited 3 times but clearly didn't get out of your car or take note of the sign on the door that explained this. I visit maybe once a month with friends. Always been happy with the food and service. Lovely little corner with toys and books for children too.

Have tried to obtain food at this café about three times in 2016 but never open. Board out front still gives opening times but that obviously means nothing.

Called in for late breakfast today what a well run place,very clean,excellent staff loads of varieties of snacks including child meals will definitely visit again.

Excellent food and good value for money especially the breakfasts. Also nice to pop in for an ice cream when out for a walk or with the grandchildren. Wide selection offered and freshly prepared.

There's a good selection of snack and small meal options here at the Branston Cafe but we only go for the cooked breakfast. It comes with tea and toast and is served in a hectic-free setting at the heart of the village. Not much to add really, except that we'll definitely keep coming back for weekend delights.

Having stayed for a week with a friend in Branston, a charming village, we decided to have lunch out at The Branston Cafe on the last day of my visit. The Cafe was light clean & airy with a nice vibe. We both plumped for a Coronation Chicken Salad which included every salad vegetable imaginable!! It was utterly yummy!! This was with a steaming cuppa, followed by a slice of home made lemon cake & butter toffee icecream, oink oink! I also bought a homemade sausage roll for my train journey the following day which was to die for :)

Had a Sunday morning stroll to Branston and after a year of driving past nearly every day, decided to pop in for a cuppa. Very pleasantly surprised by the range on offer and the lovely bacon roll which we managed to be persuaded into trying. Good choice of cakes, ice creams, milkshakes etc and overall a very good local find. Nice friendly lady serving and would definitely recommend the cafe!

It's nice to go out for a full cooked breakfast now and again, and dawdle over coffee and the newspaper. I had to go into Lincoln one morning and thought I'd find a cafe there. Passing through Branston I saw the Branston Cafe and thought I'd give it a try.The cafe itself is pretty basic, and has parking directly outside. The menu is definitely at the greasy spoon end of the scale as opposed to a Michelin star. Helpful and pleasant young lady seeing to food behind the counter took my order for a full cooked plus black coffee and I sat down with the newspaper and started reading.A huge cup of very reasonable black coffee appeared after a few minutes - good quality filter coffee - and a few minutes later again, breakfast. Two large rashers of excellent quality back bacon, two proper Lincolnshire sausages (i.e. from a butcher, not those grey paste-filled things from supermarkets and cash-n-carries), a well cooked and fresh fried egg, mushrooms, plum tomatoes and baked beans, with two slices of toast with butter.Thoroughly enjoyed the whole thing, and paid £4 for the breakfast. Coffee was extra but the whole thing was under £6 which I reckoned to be great value. The Branston Cafe is now firmly on the list of cafes that the Gentlemens' Breakfasting Committee (from our local pub) will be attending en masse one weekend soon.The experience was helped along by it being a glorious day, and by the WW2 Avro Lancaster bomber from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight based at RAF Coningsby doing long, low, lazy banking turns over Branston - 3 times in all. You have to hear the sound of that aircraft to believe it. And there was me without my camera.