Cafe at 28 Plough Hill in West Lindsey

We have been coming here for years on a regular basis. The food is always good. The service always prompt and they always make sure the dog is looked after. A firm favourite

Beautiful safe clean tidy area plenty of cold and hot food and drinks I have been in here many times before it's my fav cafe in caistor. Prices of food and drink are definitely worth the money hot cold food and drink always well served and plenty of it high in quality to and quantity it's just lovely. They serve fab teas coffees of any sort any hot or cold drinks at fab prices lovely seating areas inside or outside seating and tables upstairs. I came here today with a friend and we had the most amazing cup of tea ever served with milk and hot water staff were intentive and friendly enough plenty enough for two people. Worth coming here and definitely highly recommended to. Nothing was to much trouble for us hot drinks were served quickly. Amazing little cafe and library I come here often and I love coming

This used to be a firm favourite when visiting the local area, but we were so disappointed on recent visits to find that the once delicious scones had nearly halved in size! We've been back several times, just in case it was a one-off baking error, but sadly have to report that the once wonderful fruit scones are now a shadow of their former glory. Service can be rather variable, as can the wait for delivery of food - but the old chapel has been converted beautifully. Please, please bring back those excellent scones!

Visited this cafe on a Saturday noon for some lunch. It was quiet witch was quite nice. We ordered our food witch wasn't to bad in price. Staff helpful friendly and chatty when bringing the food and drinks over. Defenitly will revisit and reccomend

Went here this morning for a New Year’s Eve brunch with my husband. Wow fantastic value and the ingredients were excellent quality 2 petit breakfast £11.00 included toast and filter coffee. The ingredients are sourced locally from a butter in Brigg my poached egg was perfect ( not often I say that). The volunteers work hard and this is a great addition to Caistor.

My local coffee shop. But they do so much more. Great lunches - paninis, soups, sandwiches etc. Fantastic home made cakes and scones. The full breakfast really will set you up for the day. Very friendly staff (many of them volunteers). One of the best places in the area for a coffee or a snack. Great place to watch the world go by from the terrace on a warm day

We were travelling to York from West Norfolk and were needing a comfort break when I found this delightful cafe in Caistor Arts and Heritage Centre on TripAdvisor. Delicious cake, tea cake, coffee and tea and we were then ready to resume our journey.

Wow what can I say amazing little gem in Caistor beautiful just amazing great to go here for a special treat like birthdays. Great to treat yourself here

The cafe is in the library and has a great choice of finger food plus hot and cold drinks. The staff are pleasant and greet you with a smile. We had coffee and cake which were lovely.

Homemade food! Freshly made drinks! Friendly, cheerful service! What else could you want?! A number of tables inside and a few outside the front too. A popular haunt for road cyclists and motorbikers.. and have found Sunday's a little more busy due to this. I went on at 11.30 on a Tuesday. Steady trade but room to choose where to sit. I had a large filter coffee with cream, and a toasted tea cake, whilst my colleague had a pot of tea. Came to just under £5. Fresh coffee and a little jug of cream. Perfect. Tea cake toasted nicely and a generous serving of butter in a dish. We sat outside due to the lovely weather and everything was brought out to us. A smashing cafe with so many cakes, and snacks on offer.. somewhere to while away the hours and put on a few pounds!

Every town needs one of these. A charming cafe in the heart of Caistor. The staff are so lovely. A real team spirit and that's what I like. The food, yummy isn't the word...TRY IT OUT FOR YOURSELF. Thank you so much for your friendly service Best Regards Dave

I visited here not long ago and it was excellent. Had a strawberry milkshake and the prices weren't bad. Staff were really good and polite. Will revisit again.

We had bacon & egg barm cake, poached egg & beans on toast. A latte, mixed fruit iced smoothie, Fanta & waters. Everything tasted of quality ingredients & was absolutely yummy!

Popped in for a quick Breakfast. Fab fare as usual. Great friendly service in a really different location. Well done

This lovely cafe is perfect for a light lunch. The staff are friendly and the service very good. we have always been very pleased with the quality of the food. When in Caistor or travelling through this is the place to have a cuppa and bite to eat, the cakes are rather yummy too.

My electric went out and I asked the cafe if I could use their electric to charge my phone and they were all brilliant with me I could charge my phone up without any fuss or complaints I brought several drinks and had a toasted tea cake which was served lovely. The hospitality I received was second to none and they very kindly asked if I was ok. Lovely staff here and a very very very big thank you for their help and kindness. Thank you and I am very grateful they helped me use my phone with the problems I was having today. One of the staff put me in a quiet corner which was lovely and wished me good luck with sorting things out. From 10am until closing time I was inside their cafe and they helped me massively. A big thank you to all staff in the cafe and upstairs in the library area they couldn't have been more helpful and kind to me. Thank you once again best of luck kind regards Miss Scarrott

Breakfast baps, sandwiches, soup and other light bites - all excellent. Well worth a visit. Building also houses art exhibitions, library and heritage/tourism information

No me puedo quejar este café todo es tan perfecto que tiene el factor para mí. La comida y las bebidas son tan precioso para comer y beber, y a un precio razonable, no me puedo quejar. Yo vengo aquí cada día con amigos y familiares y que han comentado lo bonito y único el café es un lugar perfecto para Caistor. Se pone muy concurrido, pero el personal se desvive por sus clientes son muy educado y amable, que se desvive por ti,

Called in on an afternoon of awful weather.We had tea and scones which were very tasty and also very good value.Check out the heritage display and gift section as well.We hadn't been before but will go again and probably sample more from the menu.

Love it here service is improving all the time five stars arnt enough i give the staff and cafe ten stars i would, a fab place to visit with friends and family food and drink fantastic always served hot home made food at fantastic prices. Fantastic I love going there to have a coffee or latta. I would personally like to thank staff with their hospitally second to none absoultly fantastic. Love the coffee their always served hot and very very tasty nothing is to much trouble for them drinks and food are always served quickly. They also do social groups for people with anxiety problems and mental health problems which is brilliant they do things with children such as art classes and other things they always have posters or flyers put up outside and in the cafe to see what's going on and when its happening inside the cafe and library there are always things to do and see there brilliant and very highly recommended

This little cafe is an absolute gem. The staff are always cheerful and friendly and top notch. The atmosphere is relaxed and fun. And the food is fantastic. Especially the cakes.

A nice browse around the pre used book section in this cafe-cum-library-cum-arts centre. I had the hunters chicken sandwich. Very nice it was.I came away with a handful of second hand books to add to my collection too.

So good, we stopped in twice. An interesting church conversion with a museum, art gallery and cafe. Very clean, friendly and affordable. The food and coffee were all of a good quality. Worth a visit.

I come here every other day and I love the staff they are always happy to help food is always very hot but tasty with great selection. I usually come here for slice of cake with tea or coffee. I had some cheese on toast last time I was here it was lovely, quick service certainly worth a visit I come here regularly but i won't go any where else the staff here are always smiling and very good customer service I only live just minutes walk away its one of my fav cafes since living in caistor

Looking for a coffee stop and not disappointed. Sat outside and coffee freshly made and brought to our table. Although we only wanted coffee, had to buy a piece of flap jack as we wished to pay by credit card and they have a £5 limit on card payments. Flap jack was lovely as it happens so not a problem.

Had lunch here recently, chicken sandwich with lemon mayonnaise, salad and coleslaw, it was well-presented and served with a smile.There is a library and art exhibition area upstairs which was interesting. In the cafe area there are crafts to buy, making 28 Plough Hill an all-round interesting place to visit.

Went to see art exhibition which was very good. Ordered two drinks which were on the expensive side I thought. Service was very slow since we were the only customers. Some staff training required.

Called in for coffee and cake to see what it was like, I had seen it on the TV so I was curious. Espresso coffee was good and so was the cake, it wasn't fantastic, so don't know if I would ever go back.

I called in at the cafe for a lunch with friends. I had seen the TV programme on the project to make the building a community facility some years ago. I was very impressed as not only is lunch available, but also crafts for sale, a community facility upstairs and wifi. There is an historical interpretation section plus a good range of information leaflets and a town map. I had tea with a vegetarian pannini which was lovely and well presented. Other savouries are available plus cakes, so also a good place to stop for morning coffee or tea and cake. The staff were friendly, polite and efficient. We were served quickly despite the cafe being very busy. The atmosphere was great. I will certainly return!

What a lovely place to sit and have a break.Surrounded by crafts that you can buy and upstairs there was a art exhibition, a gallery of information about The history of the area and a library. Environment relaxing and clean, food very nice especially chicken and cranberry sandwiches. Coffee lovely and service polite and efficient

The café provides a wide range of welcoming and well made foods including breakfast but the main purpose of this review is to thank them for the outstanding birthday cake made for my daughter, brilliant......

The Cafe at 28 Plough Hill is part of the Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre and the atmosphere is excellent. The staff are very helpful and all the cakes, scones are home made. There is also a full menu for all other hot food to so you can have lunch or breakfast here too. Highly recommended.

Perhaps I made a bad choice but my reheated scone was so crumble it was nigh on impossible to butter especially as the butter was hard. Staff needed reminding to bring my drink

Came for a hot chocolate when it was very quiet, must have waited half an hour and sure that my hot chocolate had been made half an hour ago as when i did eventually get it, it was cold! It wasn't chocolaty either, the taste was very bland and for two cups at £5 i won't be rushing back either.

I recently visited this lovely cafe with a friend for coffee & cake...it was very pleasant. Delicious coffee & a tasty treat. Excellent value for money. Our only criticism would be that the service was a little slow, but friendly staff with impeccable manners more than made up for it. There are also some beautiful craft items on sale, ideal for gifts. All in all, a lovely experience. Will definately recommend & return.

Great food, helpful staff Enjoyed the breakfast The lunches are great, fantastic home made cakes perfect for afternoon teaHighly recommended

Go!! Amazing place, interesting and historic!!Cakes are fab, coffee just how I like it!!Friendly staff, welcoming!!

lovely home made cakes. Staff lovely, look round the walls there are sweet gifts to buy. The staff give their time for free. Always a fresh bowl of water for the dogs.

After a bad experience last time stopped off again at the cafe at plough hill in castor. What a difference I had an amazing coffee and a lovely piece of moist cake. Generous lump of cake as well. My last review was night and day compared to this and I will definitely be back for more now. Keep it going guys caustic really needs you. Please accept my sincere apologies for what appears a very harsh review last time

My husband and I pop in to this warm friendly cafe frequently. The drinks and food are always freshly prepared well presented and delicious. The staff ,both paid and volunteers, are welcoming efficient and create a cheery atmosphere .They have info about the area events etc. and are a good advertisement for our village.

The food was above standard (I had a Stilton and red onion pannini- it was not cheap Stilton, it had a lot of flavour). The price was very good indeed, and the staff were courteous and amusing. This should be a standard for community centers.

Dropped in for a quick lunch and coffee. Good service and food. Friendly atmosphere with Timeline, Library and Art in one building.

I visited Caistor for the Arts and Crafts Festival, as I do every year and as usual I made a beeline for the Café at No. 28. I asked for an Americano coffee and a slice of the chocolate and raspberry cake, which looked delicious. The older lady in charge apologised in advance that there would be a short delay as they were short-staffed. I like to think that I am a fairly patient person, but after sitting for 30-minutes, and with my bus due imminently (and only one bus every two hours) I was starting to get a little twitchy. The final straw was my seeing three customers being served their drinks and food when they had entered the premises AT LEAST 15-minutes after I had (they had asked if they could use one of the chairs at my table, so I knew exactly when they had arrived). I stood up, went to the counter and explained that I had been waiting for half an hour, that if I waited any longer I would miss my bus and that they could KEEP the money I had pre-paid for the non-existent coffee and cake ~ this was in the hope that my cash-for-nothing could be put towards paying for some extra staff! I understand that the staff in the Café at no. 28 are volunteers, but considering that the venue was packed, I would have thought that even volunteers might have noticed that I had been sitting for some considerable length of time at a table which was totally empty of any food or drink - even if it was only for them to comment to each other that if I left, there would be room for more customers. So - the food looked great, as it usually does, but I can't make any comment about the TASTE of the food, as I was not actually served any.

Stopped off for a bacon bun wish I hadn't, coffee was just plain dreadful and tasted like it had been filtered thru my grand dad's sick, bacon bun was harder than my door knocker and the young girl serving backed up by an oldish lady were just plain rude - avoid at all costs !!

A surprise when you walk in for anyone new to the place. Modern, spotlessly clean and with a good choice of snacks.

Stopped off here on our way from Lincoln to Grimsby, looking for a quick bite. The cafe is lovely: modern, fresh and clean with good choice. I had a bacon bap and my partner had a panini - both delicious and made to order. This is a lovely way to see a library surviving and it's a shame more cannot add a cafe as it seems so successful.

Popped in whilst waiting to pick kids up from school had a tuna salad sandwhich and a cup of super fruits tea which was lovely

I have popped into the Heritage Centre Cafe several times with my two young children. The food and drinks have been really great every time. The staff are very friendly and seem to enjoy working there. We are always made to feel welcome by the staff and touches like newspapers, high chairs etc. The tables are always cleared promptly. Great cafe in lovely little centre.

The cafe 'does what it says on the tin' - certainly not fine dining, but clean and pleasant with reasonable service. Fairly limited menu. Service okay.

The staff at this little café deserve to very proud of themselves - it is an absolute delight. The coffee is delicious and the cakes are fantastic. We've been a few times and had various light snacks with coffee but the Victoria sponge we had on Saturday was the best ever (and I've sampled a fair few!).The staff here are always lovely and friendly, the café is clean and inviting with lots of craft bits and bobs about the place and papers to read. Up the stairs is a library that is combined as a museum with all sorts of fascinating exhibits from the local area. Oh, and the loos are lovely and clean, too.We love to sit outside watching the world go by -on Saturday this amounted to about 3 cars, one pony & trap and a gang of Swifts wheeling about overhead. What a pleasure to sit there in the sun.It's a great place to stop off - it's not far off the A46 (take the turn off at the bottom of town and the café is about half way between there and the market place). Easy to park in the road nearby. Very welcoming to everyone and popular with walkers, cyclists, motorcyclists etc.The friendliness of this little café is catching - you do find people get chatting together whilst there. Lovely.

This centre was refurbished and opened thanks to a lottery grant, and was featured on a Sarah Beeny television programme shown the week before we moved to Caistor!It is a combined cafe, library and heritage and arts centre: within one visit you can drink coffee, have a meal, borrow or browse books, browse the internet (either on free wifi or on computer terminals within the library), view information about the history of Caistor, and view a succession of temporary arts exhibitions, and all for free! From time to time, concerts, practical workshops or other events take place, too.We have visited on a number of occasions, often sitting outside overlooking some of the historic sights of Caistor. There is a core menu, supplemented by daily specials, and gorgeous home-made cakes.If you are passing through Caistor, visiting, or if you live here, pop in for lovely food at reasonable prices, served with a friendly smile!

Coffee is excellent, great panni and homemade cakes yum. Always welcoming we go at least once a week.

The little cafe on the ground floor is an utter joy - newspapers and magazines on tables for use by customers, small number of craft items, pictures etc. for sale. The coffee is excellent and the apparently home-made cakes are fantastic. Considering that the majority of the staff are actually volunteers, this is the sort of Community Project that EVERY town should have. Couldn't praise it highly enough.

Had a great cuppa and the rocky roads are brill. Nice choice of cold/hot sandwiches & cakes all fresh and nicely presented. Prices are kept low and the portions are large great value. Seating available outside with a nice view of the towns historic buildings. Very good library people eating their own pack up food, handy for studying.