Crown and Anchor Public House in East Lindsey

We’ve been here before and thought it was worth a revisit. We called late afternoon, around 4, and the place was not too busy. We ordered drinks and then, after perusing the menu, food and sat outside to enjoy the afternoon temperature and solitude. My wife ordered the lasagne and I opted for the 10oz rib eye steak. Both meals arrived in a reasonable time and both were very well prepared and very tasty. It was probably one of the best steaks I’ve had! The service was good, we were served by three different people at the bar and they were all polite, friendly and gave good customer service. We had a great experience, all in all, and we will be back.

Called for dinner and the menu was a good varied menu. Opted for a Fish Finger baguette as wanted a light bite. The cost was £8.95 which is similar to other establishments which usually make their own goujons. However on receiving it it was what looked like an Iceland defrosted mini baguette, 2 Aldi fish fingers and some limp lettuce in the bottom. The chips were ok’ish but the coleslaw had a very strange taste to it. I did eat the meal as I was hungry but it left me feeling a bit sick afterwards with the taste. The onion rings were ok , crispy on the outside but a bit stodgy batter wise on the inside so did not eat them all. May be it was an off day and if I had picked a large main meal it could have been better. To have a simple fish finger sandwich taste and look like it did for the price then I consider it poor. I was asked twice if it was ok and I replied it was ‘ok’ as I didn’t want to be offered more food or a replacement as I was not that hungry. The place was not busy we were the only ones in at the time to eat so would have expected more of the chef, on such a simple dish. Shame as I had heard good reports, but on this occasion it was not for such a simple over priced dish. The staff who did serve was very nice and polite , the pub could do with a bit of a clean as many areas looking a bit tired with marks, stains and a smell of damp when entering the premises from the rear car park.

Two of our party decided on the fish from the special menue. I'm not sure what the fish was, but it certainly did not taste like cod or haddock. ( Being fair to the mansgement) it did only say Fish & chips on the board, but as we were in Grimsby we expected top quality fish in this area) It tasted nothing like fish and had an earthy smell to it. We complained to the staff, who offered to cook us a replacement fish meal, but we declined and ordered the pie which was satisfactory. We certainly will not be calling again for fish & chips.

On separate visits over the last couple of years, we've have found the staff member on duty will see you walk straight to the bar but will generally carry on with a different task until they feel like coming to attend; unless you're a regular of course. Drinks are overpriced, menu uninspiring. Go elsewhere for a warmer welcome.

As always the food was very good . I have only given 3 stars because of the service today (which is usually excellent) Today there was only one person serving and one person in the kitchen . We had booked in the restaurant at lunchtime and had to go to the bar to get drinks then waited ages for our food order to be taken this was because the lady behind the bar was rushed off her feet serving drinks clearing plates and delivering food . .etc etc. Finally she had time to take our food order ( 35 minutes after arriving ) the food came an hour after we had arrived . I did go to the bar for further drinks but could not get served as there was no-one behind the bar as said lady was taking food out to customers. We did not order desserts because of the long wait that would have ensued. It was totally unfair by the management of this pub to only have one person out front having to look after the whole pub - bar and restaurant You will lose trade if this continues.

It was a friends birthday and wanted to go for lunch ' in a country pub ' and came here. Phoned beforehand to check they were still serving food and to our delight they were. And what a delight it was. The steak pies were very tasty with large chunks of succulent meat accompanied by the vegetables and potatoes, and a lovely rich gravy too. The ladies had haddock and scampi respectively and both were very complimentary regarding their choices. My sticky toffee pudding and custard was awesome as was the birthday boys ice cream sundae. We enjoyed several real ales and a bottle of red made for a very enjoyable lunch.

Having visited previously and enjoyed an excellent Sunday lunch, we were somewhat disappointed recently with our meal. The selection of drinks preferred (common ale/non-alcoholic beer) was not available. The meals - were not very generous in their proportions: half a dozen chicken pieces in a Korma (no chutney available); a similar amount of small scampi and a side salad only as a requested alternative to chips and peas; chips with the fish and chips appeared to have been reheated and from the freezer. Spray cream seemed to be the preferred option to the pouring variety. The redeeming feature was the friendly service received! Dr Mike Stopper

Decided to stop here for lunch and sat outside as it was a warm day. Ordered a sausage and onion baguette for myself and my partner had the steak pie. Very disappointed with the baguette. I would say there must have been just half a sausage in it! It was chopped up and there were lots of little pieces rather than a whole sausage cut i half. All I could really taste was the lettuce and fried onion. The chips were ok as was the tiny dish of coleslaw. For £9.95 I would have expected two sausages in the baguette. I know times are hard and everyone is feeling the curse of the cost of living crisis but come on, trying to cut down on fillings like this is pretty sneaky for your customers. My partner had no complaints with his steak pie but felt the drink prices are quite steep. £6.50 for pint and a small Pepsi! Don't think we shall bother visiting again.

Sunday lunch' but nearly all sold ,so picked off menu the food was nice but service not too good young girl asked to take my plate even though I was obviously still eating and couldn't work out the change to give me when paying the bill!Everything seemed so hit and miss even the barmaid didn't know which beer was which ,so disappointed as we have been many times before .May try again on a quieter day not sure yet.

Congratulations to the chef this is the 4th time we have been here allwaysfound the food excellent had the sea bass today my friend had the sweet chilli salmon Couldn’t fault it at all will be going again well done

Unfortunately we were extremely disappointed overall. The service was very slow. A member of staff even admitted they were out all last night and feeling it this morning. Okay great because that's professional? The meal was just tasteless with questionable meat. The tables were dirty. The toilet facilities were dated and the entire place could do with a refit. I could go on...

Dropped in on Saturday lunchtime to try and book a table for Sunday lunch at short notice, no problem. Stopped for an excellent lunch as well. Sunday lunch inside with a dog, again, excellent (huge) meal. Having looked at a couple of other venues for lunch on Monday (and walked away), we again dropped into the C&A, for a light lunch which was ample. Can't fault the staff, or service, and locals were friendly too.

Fish and chips in the bar were spot on,lightly battered white haddock,crunchy brown chips and mushy peas.The meal was absolutely fine,my problem was the price of the drinks.Does anybody think charging £4.10p for non alcoholic cider is a good idea.Come on..really...don't pub landlords think they should be encouraging drivers to stay legal.My pint of 5% bitter was 30p cheaper.I know for a fact I can buy 12 bottles of the Old Mout cider in question for £18.99,Thats about £1.58p a bottle and I'm pretty sure bought in bulk the pubs get it a deal cheaper.So why not encourage nominated drivers to stay legal by charging a reasonable price.I feel like I've been mugged and won't be going back any time soon.

Great pub, food quality good for pub fare and being able to order from your table via ember pubs app makes it very easy.

We booked in advance having been warned that this place gets busy and our table was ready promptly. The staff were very polite and friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. The food was reasonable and completely edible and there was a good selection of beers, lagers and ciders available. Pricing was a little steep in my opinion but I guess that’s simply the effect of energy prices and businesses trying to survive so I can’t complain too loudly. Overall a pleasurable experience and I would use this place again if I were in the area.

Friendly service, great value. Wonderful vegitarian shepherd's pie, prawn cocktail and steak and ale pie. Super portions. Can not fault.

Didn’t book but staff still welcomed us in and gave us a lovely table. Super friendly staff and overall lovely atmosphere. Had the gammon and pork dinners - couldn’t fault them. Treacle sponge for dessert, again amazing!! Reasonable price for the two of us. Definitely will be back!!

I recently visited the crown and anchor in Tetney lock, for Sunday lunch with my partner, who isn't well at the minute so a day out is a total treat for him. Now unfortunately for my waist, I like my food. However this was not an issue as when it arrived, well, I can only describe the plate to be child size. Secondly this child size plate consisted of 3 thin slithers of dry chewy beef (dry turkey for my partner). The veg was what I would call par boiled, if that, as it was how do I put it......hard! This could of ended up very problematic for me as I don't even have an NHS dentist at the minute. and as for the meat, well I took that home for the dog! The only saving grace was the gravy which I couldn't fault, however I didn't fancy just gravy for my lunch Oh and I forgot to add which I find very odd, we were asked to pay upfront, which is a practice I am unfamiliar with.

I’ll start this review right from the beginning when we first entered this establishment. The side entrance was not at all inviting…shoddy dirty paintwork and filthy doors. The carpet I assumed should have been red but was so stained it was literally black where we walked to the bar. On pulling the chair back I had to wipe the seat of detritus and something had been spilled up the wall and skirting board. Very off putting. Had I not been with friends who had booked this place I would have walked out immediately. If you are vegetarian you have no choice but to order the vegetable lasagna……not recommended. Thick green undercooked pasta sheets and no discernible vegetables in sight. When this was pointed out the waitress said she would “have a word” but heard nothing further. No apologies and no adjustment of bill. Will warn anyone thinking of visiting this place…..DON’T!!

Lovely young waitress Chloe looked after us all and we had the best prawn cocktail starter we have had ever and I have eaten all over the world. A great place, great food, and great service

Booked a table and were given a pleasant one. Ate early, mid week and most tables occupied. Draft Worthington's beer. White bait starter excellent. Sweet and sour chicken main was fine. Sea bass cooked well. Dessert apple cobbler, a sort of upside down apple crumble...

We've been here a fair few times as usually the foods really good. The past 2 trips have been hit and miss. Some of the families meals have been good while others have been awful. The pies are lovely as was the whitebait starters. Avoid...

We absolutely love this place, everyone is so friendly. I asked my husband were he would like to go for his birthday lunch, he said without hesitation Crown and Anchor please. The food is lovely and very reasonable. We highly recommend this Gem. Can't wait...

Lovly little pub with plenty of parking. We had booked not sure if we needed to or not ut did gave a table at a window with a reserved card on it. So a nice table was reserved. I ordered a massive mixed grill. Not...

What a lovely evening meal we experienced after a recommendation. Service was lovely & friendly all ordered at the table with drinks too. The food arrived in a reasonable period of time & was nicely presented. The portions were very generous even the small plate...

Having frequented the Crown & Anchor for many, many years and enjoyed some great food and great times with friends and family it was such a shame that today 28th May 2022 the Landlord has really tarnished the reputation of the pub. For reasons only...

The food the staff and the whole pub were just outstanding. The only complaint was there was too much as I had asked for a large rather than standard size plate. Eyes way bigger than belly and I have a large belly. We just couldn’t...

Great food served by very friendly staff. A broad menu of pub classics, burgers etc. Genuinely dog friendly.

Visited as a group - really nice welcome - friendly and attentive staff - wide choice of food on menu -the food however let it down. - curry tasted like just used a jar sauce - disappointing

Visited with my wife last night. She had been before, but it was my first time. The steak and ale pie was just excellent. Decent size, more than enough sides and prompt service. Jam roly poly also lovely. Will definitely head back

Called into the Crown and Anchor for a Sunday afternoon drink with two friends. Lots of people eating but seats available and on this occasion we intended to have a few pints and leave. My friend ordered the drinks and I noticed the owner staring...

Really nice homemade food. Staff were brilliant. One of the nicest places to visit. It is a lovely walk from cleepthorpes along the canal.

I have previously extolled the virtues of the Crown and Anchor, Tetney Lock as being a good place to eat. Went today for roast dinner but highly disappointed on what was presented. Made complaint as the roast beef was dry, inedible, thin, overcooked and plainly...

Visiting family in the area we were recommended to try this lovely little quaint pub which is next to a canal too……well we were certainly not disappointed…..we had an assortment of food as there was 6 of us dining, we had steak, fish, curry &...

The Crown and Anchor is a lovely pub. They open 7 days a week for food from lunch time onwards. And the food is very good. Great Steak and Ale Pie and Gammon and a large portion of Chocolate Fudge Cake. They have a good...

In the area for a short break and the Crown and Anchor was recommended by our hosts. Great location, outside sitting areas front and back and large indooor dining area as well. Extensive menu with all pub staples, welcoming and friendly. Highly recommended.

Was in the area, thought oh that looks like a nice pub advertises home cooked food. Husband and I got a table inside the bar area. The staff were very accommodating. I ordered a beef Sunday dinner. The beef was like leather unable to cut...

Despite only living a few miles away, we had never been to The Crown and Anchor before but went for lunch today (Sun 25th July) and were not disappointed. Both meals we had (Ham & Eggs and a Mixed Grill) were superb and they certainly...

If you want food quickly then this isn’t the place for you but if want good food prepared fresh and good quality then this is the place to go

First time I've visited so didn't know what to expect. Was completely "wowed". Wonderful friendly staff who didn't seem to mind our three dogs, we were a group of four ladies (I use that term mildly) and had been on a ten mile walk so...

Called in for a pint following a bike ride. The area at the front of the pub has been improved dramatically, new tables etc and even bike racks out the front. Hadn’t planned to eat but decided to try the sharing platter. Good food, great...

A wonderful oasis to greet us for lunch after a long morning in the saddle. Of particular is the exceptional Steak and Ale pie. Probably best I have ever had. Tender beef chunks in a light thin pastry and not a gap or gristle to...

There are three areas, the front & two at the rear for outdoor dining. As you have to walk in through the front door & order at the bar before leaving by the rear door I chose to eat at the rear. This time I...

We stopped by here during Oct half term based upon reviews of previous diners. Good covid measures in place. Great carpark, plenty of space. We arrived having not booked a table for their opening hours. Glad we did as the restaurant soon filled up with...

Always enjoy meals when Billy (chef) is on. Fish & Chips tonight with light crispy batter. Good meal always adds to a pleasant evening

Went in for lunch after our walk round the lock. Lovely homecooked food and friendly staff. Good covid measures being followed.

Went here for lunch when on a short break. What a lovely pub, just busy enough, great beer and the biggest lasagne in history... Sorry I couldn't manage the chips! We will definitely be back

So firstly, I do have to admit that I’m a bit sad to have to be writing a negative review about this place, as it’s my absolute favourite for lasagne! They always serve a really tasty generous portion and you don’t have to order any...

Bloody terrible. Meat over cooked, vegetables (what little you got) were luke warm, Yorkshire pudding rock hard and potatoes like boulders. Never will I be visiting again. Worst meal I have ever had in a pub. Save your money.

We enjoyed a lovely meal here today. My husband said that 'it was the nicest piece of fish he'd had for along while' We are house hunting in the area and we will definitely be eating there again.

For some reason despite having lived in this area my entire life I’ve somehow managed to never come here. But better late than never! The food is all home-cooked and absolutely delicious; come hungry though because a portion for one could easily feed two! I couldn’t finish my Lasagna which was a shame because it was gorgeous and I felt really guilty that I’d left half of it but that was only because of the sheer volume of food on my plate. I assumed I was full up until I heard the Waitress mention home-made chocolate brownies which are my absolute weakness, and then I was definitely beaten.... oh my word they are just awesome, and now the diet is definitely blown! The staff are all lovely and an absolute credit to this establishment which is homely and very pretty inside. There’s a great Beer garden at the rear too for the better weather plus a drinking area with tables at the front. They are dog friendly too which was great - we took our Labrador and she wasn’t just tolerated but welcomed with open arms. I was very impressed too that although social-distancing is still in place the pub is treating its customers like grown ups who already know to keep 2m apart and it didn’t have any signage telling everyone what to do and where to stand which made for a very refreshing change and as normal an experience as I think we’ve had so far in this ongoing farce. Extremely highly recommended and we have already booked again for next week. Just wonderful, thank you so much to the Management and staff, you should be very proud of how you are running things in these trying times.

This pub is excelling itself in lockdown,the beers still changed regularly,on the pumps,(Guest beers) food is excellent,variety on menu too,staff simply great, in these difficult times.(covid19) This will be our go to pub for the future,though we'd visited it for food plenty before Simply great

Super Grimsby Haddock, they get it perfect every time. The eat out to help out makes it incredible value for money

We've heard some great reviews about this little place and what a gem it is!!The two adults had the mixed grill which was incredible, looked like a challenge when it came out. There was so much on the plate and it was all cooked to perfection.My little one had the spaghetti Bolognese which was also very delicious, he ate every last bit and asked for more. Took advantage of the eat out, help out scheme so had money off. But would happily pay full price for it all.It has been one of the best we've had in a long time. The service was wonderful and very attentive. The atmosphere was calming and the place itself was very welcoming. Would highly recommend and we will definitely be returning.

Been a couple of times for drinks but had food for the first time last night. The food was excellent and great value. The ladies working front of house and behind the bar were very friendly and professional. The pub is nicely presented and there are lots of areas to sit outside.....excellent.

Family visit for food and drinks, food was delicious and staff where very friendly. Beautiful venue next to Tetney lock canal. Will deffinatly come back and recomend.

What a wonderful find! We called in with some friends for a lunchtime bite to eat, and were very impressed. The gammon was huge, the homemade pies just superb (with extra jugs of gravy too )Reasonably priced, great quality, great service and lovely real ales too ( the silverstone was amazing ). An added bonus is that they accept friendly dogs in the bar, which was really handy. We sat by the fire at the far end away from the bar, a super way to spend a cold Tuesday afternoon!Really looking forward to going back..

Called in between lunch & dinner hungry & thirsty after a long walk. Husband ordered the mega mixed grill & I had the surf & turf. Staff and locals there were really friendly and the place had a good atmosphere & the food did not disappoint. Huge portions & cooked to perfection, really nice food & we shall definitely be returning.

Great beer and great pie and chips all home made and full of meat, Excellent meal and an excellent pint or two. Well worth a visit

The second time I've eaten here for lunch with a friend. It's a nice, cosy, friendly pub which is open 7 days a a week. It does server very nice, reasonably-priced food. Would definitely recommend.

We live near Tadcaster in Yorkshire 70 miles away. But for that, we'd visit far more often and maybe try something on the menu other than fish and chips. But the f&c are so lovely we never can bring ourselves to order anything diferent. Another visit (3 times this year) and 2 very satisfied customers again. The beer ain't half bad either!

We went on Saturday evening to the Crown & Anchor to celebrate our Mothers 85th birthday with a lovely meal. The food was lovely with us having the sharer starter, followed by a mixture which included Hunters Chicken, Surf & Turf, Gammon and Pineapple, Etc. We chose to eat in the restaurant which was nice with other diners. The meals were hot and all enjoyed with excellent service and drink refills We have made a special cake for Mums birthday; which was presented and brought in with all joining in with the celebration singing

Lovely front of house very cosy.food was mediocre place needs a good clean went to grab sauce pot and was literally stuck to the table.unfotunately the place either needs a good clean or a new cleaner

First time visit to the place and will definitely be back here. Had the fish & chips and chicken skewers and both were ace. Place has plenty of seating and staff were really friendly when drinks weren’t quite right and had no problems with changing them. They even provided a takeaway box for a left over chicken skewer. Really nice food and a great menu to choose from...

Good selection of sandwiches which came with really good chips and a pot of coleslaw - no silly bits of unwanted salad garnish spoiling it. The staff were friendly and service was quick. Our dog was welcome. We’ll definitely go again.

We come to The Crown & Anchor every year when we visit the area for holiday. We do occasionally try other dishes but the fish is so special it hard not to choose it every time. Always light crispy batter and moist chunky fish. Love it. The locals and staff are always welcoming and it's dog friendly in the front bar and lounge with treats for them on the bar.

Lovely home cooked food in a traditional setting. Very friendly staff. Will definitely be back. Extensive menu choice. We had a burger, surf and turf, pizza and mushroom and red pepper stroganoff. Excellent!

Good food, good atmosphere and friendly staff. Dogs allowed in the front bar too.. The setting is a quiet little village, there is a beer garden and a separate restaurant too although you can have your meal in any area.

We visited at lunchtime at the turning point of our walk along the Louth Canal. A lovely sunny day, we chose a table in the empty garden at the front but it soon filled up with cyclists and walkers. Venturing inside to order drinks it was noticeable how busy the pub already was with people tucking into their lunches of classic pub grub dishes at decent looking prices. We were stopping for drinks only; the friendly barmaid asked what I would like to drink and as I considered the 3 ales on pump she immediately offered a taste of all of them. Returning soon after for a second drink the same barmaid advised that a cider had just been put on and highly recommended it. We took 2 more ales and indulged in a sample of the cider on her recommendation. In no time at all I was back at the bar to purchase a more significant quantity of the cider! With regret we eventually departed on our return walk, both rueing the fact that we don't have such a pub as our local.

Beautiful location on a summer's evening. Sat outside and ordered food. Veggie friends ordered pizzas....beautiful! Looked and smelt wonderful and apparently tasted just as good. Hubby ordered ham, eggs and chips. Beautifully cooked but ham was watery and tasteless. I order ham salad. Bloody awful!! It was old, soggy leaves, 3 slices from the end of a cucumber, finely chopped ham to make it look more than it was, 3 old, cold new potatoes and a couple of bits of pepper. Watery coleslaw on the side. No tomatoes or anything else. We all ordered chips on the side but all 3 portions were really overdone and hard. Very disappointing as my husband's chips were perfect! We will go again as it may have been just a one off, but I shan't be ordering salad again.

Out with the oldies again every month they go out .So glad we tried the crown and anchor at tetney .Food was loverly well cooked and plenty to eat .The place is loverly to sit and eat as well .Staff are loverly juzi served us and service was excellent .Also boss man behind the bar was very friendly and full of jokes we all had a lovely time thankyou .

Went for a meal last Sunday there was nine of us we ordered 2 Sunday dinners the dinners was like what you buy in Herron. For £1.75. The veg looked like it was dead my son had pie what was only warm all the food in our party was terrible. The staff was told and the lady who was behind the bar who l spoke to was not interested and l found her very rood l will never go to this place again. And starters. Was ordered and the staff for got to bring them it's. A shame because it's a. Nice little restaurant in side it's a shame the food is rubbish

Ate here based on family recommendation and TA reviews. The foo was disappointing,lack of seasoning,deep fried over cooked chicken and some of the greasiest chips I've had in years! It's a shame because the staff were very accommodating and helpful.

I cannot fault the excellent food at the Crown and Anchor, great food excellent service, give it a try you won’t be disappointed.

Great food ,good hosts,good location ,I don't know what menu the previous poster looked at but the choice that we saw was as good as any ,unpretensious well cooked food what's not to like?

Just called in for a drink and lunch time snack pleasant enough and Dog friendly

Stopped off for a afternoon lunch and as usual it was simply superb, I had the Chicken Skewers with Sweet Chilli Sauce and the wife had the Beef Lasagne, the meals were served quickly and piping hot but please be aware as the portions are very generous to put in mildly. Both meals were cooked to perfection but this is no surprise as we eat here regularly and Dave & Jackie run a cracking Pub and the two chefs always do us proud.

We visited this delightful pub for lunch today with friends, and all of us enjoyed the food we had. The steak and ale pie has to be one of the best on offer around here: I would highly recommend it. We will definitely be going back to this one!

Recently ate at The Crown & Anchor. Good food at reasonable prices. Busy, a good sign, so ate in the dining area, to the left of the bar (dog friendly), & not the restaurant. Would we go again - definitely.

Dog and I made very welcome and Choco invited to eat with me indoors. Choco is a Romanian Rescue dog and has a few hang ups (including stone floor tiles) so he refused to go in.

We haqd our monthly get together here yesterday, the meal was very goodseved in a pleasant room. The staff were very good and efficent in both service and making you feel welcolme

Called in at 13.15 after a 3 hour hike to horse shoe point and back.

I visited the Crown and Anchor today with a friend for lunch. My last visit had been about 30 years ago when I lived in the area. I was pleasantly surprised to find a nicely-decorated pub with friendly staff and quite busy for a lunch time. there was a great choice of meals ; including about 7 'specials' and most were less than a tenner. We had main course and dessert and both were very nice, as was the beer and ambience. Would definitely recommend.

This is a proper pub that does great pub grub. It doesn't pretend to be anything it is not. It is friendly, cosy and welcoming and does a great selection of food. The fish and chips are amazing as is the steak pie and don't forget to try the homemade puds. Ales are great also. Great as a stop off destination if you fancy a walk around the area and would highly recommend.

Really was a birthday treat, generous portions of tasty food at a very reasonable price, we had lasagne, steak pie and haddock and chips, six empty plates. All in a very pleasant atmosphere with coal fires burning. Warm welcome and staff very pleasant. Will definitely be back.

Me and my friend ordered 2 burgers, too deep fat fry burgers is just wrong!!! obviously havent got a clue how to cook properly or cant be arsed too!! what a waste of £20!!

Advance research suggested the Crown and Anchor would be open at lunchtime on a winter day, but we've been caught out many times before. No doubts here, it's open EVERY day, all year round. We were warmly welcomed and found a good menu, but being visitors to the area had to choose the fresh Grimsby fish and chips.

First time in Kilnsea and as a avid user of TA I searched out this place, reading some bad reviews, On arrival I was greeted warmly and spent the full evening here having a lovely home cooked meal. The new owners have taken it to the next level and The Crown and Anchor is now certainly worth a re-visit for the patrons that it lost on previous ownership.

Do not walk, drive or cycle by this is worth a stop.... A wonderfully warm greeting along with a cosy, clean interior. Food was delicious and the portions were huge. The prices weren't! A little gem in Tetney. Well worth a visit.

I had pan-fried sea bass with salad and chips. Very good salad and excellent chips. My husband had steak pie with a very generous portion of vegetables which he said were delicious. He certainly cleaned his plate.

The best fish and chips ever. I've been here 3 times so far and every time I can't wait to return. Excellent.

Lovely place to stop for cyclists and walkers. Open fires in the winter... sun umbrellas outside in the summer.

There was a good selection of real ales. The young barman on his first shift was courteous and efficient as was the man whom we assumed was the landlord. The food ,gammon steak and a ribeye were cooked as our request and were of more than ample proportions and a price that makes the journey worthwile.

Not one thing to complain about.Service excellent food excellent and must add the Raspberry Roulade is to die for.Also the beer not bad either.

We visited for an extended family meal and ate in the restaurant. It was clean and light and the staff were knowledgeable about the food and friendly. We waited a reasonable time for the food as it is home cooked. We all enjoyed the food and portions were generous. We will definitely return.

Visited late august,on recommendation.unfortunately didn't get beyond the only course we had,main course.thoroughly spoiled for two of our party,as there were 3 dogs in the eating area.I myself am a dog lover & owner,but I did see the point of my group.It was a lovely day, so therefore the dogs could have been outside with their people, in a lovely secure beer garden.unfotunately though very good food we will not visit again.

Gorgeous home made food - fabulous fresh whitebait, best I’ve had for ages and then a lovely main to follow. My friend had a yummy desert but I was too full to have one myself.

We have just been to the Crown & Anchor for a family meal, 7 of us. The service, choice of meals, specials and drinks were all superb

We biked the 5 miles there today to have a small bite to eat .. we were 15 minutes too early to eat but that was no problem, they took the order and sorted it easily so no wait , the staff are very friendly, the food was fab ordered 2 sandwiches which came with chips and salad cant find any fault at all , will be back on our next ride

Stayed a couple of doors away and very quickly felt like a local. Great food, we had Sunday Lunch, and loads of it and was brilliant. Good choice of beers and great welcome. Highly recommended.