King William IV in North Lincolnshire

We were staying nearby in hotel on staycation, first bar meal in over a year and it did not disappoint. Everything was hot and home cooked. Staff and landlord welcoming. We ordered: Cheesy garlic mushrooms Steak and ale pie and chips. Curried chicken rice and chips. Kids chicken nuggets and chips. Kids lasagne and chips. Chocolate fudge cake/ ice cream. Ice cream was so creamy it was really nice! All meals were delicious. Loved the old fashioned pub exterior. Would recommend. Food came quick. No photos sorry we were too busy tucking in.

Delicious home made food. I ordered the steak and ale pie and the chips were delicious as was the pie. My husband had fish and chips and it was the biggest fish he’d ever had. The owner told us he got the fish fresh from Grimsby a few times a week. Friendly attentive staff and I loved how it was ran by a friendly family who cared about the business. Overall lovely pub food- well worth a visit.

This was my first visit and I really can’t rate my evening high enough. The food was just fabulous and the ice cream was to die for! That combined with excellent customer service and some very good company made the perfect evening.

Had a meal with friens. So decided to try somewhere different. We all had different meals. However yhe meal seemed to take forever. So slow. Waited an hour for our mains and waiting staff were not attentive. Bloke who seemed to be more intrrested in regulars. Not good value

Visited the king William last nite(wed),COVID measures were in place which was reassuring ,bar staff most helpful and informative ,I got the feeling this is a family run pub everything ran like clockwork,we had booked a table,and I think it’s a must as it got very busy with walk ins ,food was was ordered and arrived on time ,I went for one of their specials the king William burger,one of the best I have had,presentation great, waitress service most helpful,I would give this place 5 out of 5,superb range of beers and cask ales,must visit place if you are in the area for great food,only advice I have to offer is don’t be disappointed ring up and book,and enjoy yourselves

My wife and I had a drive out to Scawby Brook nr Brigg, our purpose was to have Sunday lunch at the lovely old King William. for it's always a pleasure visiting this top eating place, the welcome is always special, with the food being the same. we both had the roast beef (melted in your mouth) and trimmings. In this lovely old pub/restaurant, you enjoy a warm friendly atmosphere whilst seated in the comfy old pub area or the cottage style restaurant. There was 4 starter choices along with 4 Sunday lunch choices, with many sweet choices too. absolutely spoilt for choice. well done again Vida , Pete & staff. look forward to seeing you again soon.

Nice meal . not a valentine set menu but enjoyed what we ordered. Mixed starter was a lovely thought, enjoyable. main I had the salmon in chilli sauce( very large portion) to much but enjoyable. meat pie for the other main dish. Thanks to the friendly family staff. will go back again

Second time i have commented , but had to comment on their valentine meal, the combo was tasty and well presented, i ordered the surf and turf , beautiful and very filling . When the plate came my first thought was wow. The staff were cheerful and welcoming, it was a homely atmosphere . Hihgly recommended it.

Had fish and chips, which were fine and as expected. Young chap behind bar very friendly and welcoming.....as was the young lady that served us. Friendly locals, which is always when you visit a pub as a visitor.

Came to the king william for pre Christmas meal while visiting friends. My wife loved scampi n chips while i had the steak ddond perfectley, Service attentive and quick. Wish we had this pub in manchester. Thank you for a wonderful meal

King William 4th,Brigg.what can I say. We booked a table for 6. Wish we hadn't. Wish we had gone to McDonald's instead. Service would been better. We were seated at a table that would have been perfect for thd 6 of us. The looks we got from the locals suggested we weren't welcome. We were sat in The Snug. Apparently its where 'The Locals' like to sit and drink. We were told we would be moved to another table for this reason. Even heard the locals moaning about where we were sat. When we were moved, our food came, which was mediocre at best. I say, our food came. Not all of it. They forgot to cook my wife's scampi at all. Hers came as most of us were nearly finished. Hardly an apology, and no offer of a refund, or free drink. Just 'The chef forgot to cook it'. It's scampi. Hardly diffucult to get wrong really. Service was abismal. Locals were rude. I'd rather have sat on the street outside with a burger. Won't go back. Ever. This hovel is only for local people. The End

16 of us visited King William IV for Sunday roast. We booked only a few hours before and the staff we very accommodating. The food was excellent and the ales (especially the tiger) were very nice after a bit of a walk. The staff were friendly and the landlord even took time to speak to us whilst we were waiting. I loved his quote that “we never turn anyone away”. Would definitely visit again.

I don’t usually write reviews on here but this place is so good I felt I had to. I’m Stopping in a nearby hotel due to working away and came here cos the food in the hotel was awful. Absolutely amazing food, good atmosphere and the owners are a pleasant couple. Only downside was that we discovered this place the day before going home! I cannot explain how much I enjoyed the food and the chat with the owners, will definitely be coming back if I’m ever in the area! 5* all day every day.

Decided to call in with some friends for Sunday lunch as we was in the local area & very pleased that we did. The staff were fab and so was the food - the sunday lunch was lovely would 100% recommend and will be going back for another visit

We had the pleasure of eating here today. Myself and my partner both had the Sunday Dinner it was delicious as usual, the service was good and the atmosphere in the pub is nice. This is now the 3rd time eating here and we are never disappointed.

We dined here for the first time and were not at all disappointed. The ambience is good - a traditional pub serving very good food at a reasonable price in pleasant surroundings. Very pleasant landlord and staff.

today was different. A male friend and I meet here every two months or so. The landlord is often curt, but the food is good and we enjoy. Today we sat down in the restaurant but were politely asked by the wee waitress if we had booked. No we said. (Last time we booked we were the only people in the restaurant). We were directed to the bar, where the proprietor was leaning on the bar. 'have you booked'. No, we said. There was obviously no big deal as the only tables occupied were a table of 6 ladies. 'Well as you are here you can stay'....or similar words from the landlord. WHAT A WELCOME!! We were them regaled with the story of the night before when apparently 80 people were in the restaurant, The chef was away and the landlord's wife had to cook. Not sure what relevance this had.

We had dinner at this pub on Monday and enjoyed it very much. Our food was excellent; prices reasonable; parking easy; service fine; and the setting attractive. What more could one want?

Attended this evening as were at the Winterton Show following recommendations from trip advisor for good food and we weren't disappointed

Saw a couple of bad reviews on this restaurant, but decided to give it a try. It was brill, food, staff, drinks, everything spot on. I can recommend the beer Moretti a fine pint.

Visited the king William on a busy Saturday night and was made to feel very welcome. The food was excellent and the young waitresses were lovely and very polite. The pub and staff were very accommodating and helped our elderly member of the family to the table. We had the salt and chilli chicken off the specials which was lovely. Would definitely recommend and will make another trip back.

Went to brigg to visit family found this lovely friendly pub. Had a lovely meal, steak was done perfectly i even had ice cream.what an amazing find. Lovely atmosphere friendly staff.

Just visited as looked a nice pub from the road, first of all ordered drinks I ordered a coke which cost £3.20! Which I had to send back as didn't taste right and was told there having issues with the soft drink line but could swap it for a can instead. After choosing my meal " homemade tender steak and ale pie" with chips and peas, gravy it arrived at first glance I thought I must of ordered a kids meal by mistake with the size of it £10.95 it cost. I couldn't even pierce it with the fork it was that microwaved the meat was rock hard like coal! Avoid at all costs

Went to the King William tonight with friends, the food was fantastic. Service was quick and the staff were lovely. Great selection of drinks as well, what more could you want?

Got to be one of the worst meals I have ever had. The steak was like rubber and the chips were cold.The vegetables were like they had just been picked from the field . Terrible .

Been coming here a few years now whenever I am in Lincolnshire and it never dissapoints.. the cask ales are always perfect, the food is always freshly prepared and tasty and the service is always great ..

We visited as a family for my brother’s birthday as a large party. The service was friendly, efficient and prompt. We all ordered different food from the menu without pre-ordering and it arrived very quickly. The food was delicious and we would definitely come again. The restaurant itself is very nice and it was the perfect setting for a meal for a family ranging from a 5 year old right the way up to great grandparents.

Sunday morning we decided to have a drive out for sunday Lunch, so we phoned our favourite Sunday lunch venue. As always Pete and staff fitted us in, this place is home from home and very welcoming, we choose the roast beef lunch which is all home prepared and cooked perfectly. We followed it with home made treacle and custard, for drinks we had 1 pint of quality draft beer and half of lager, and all this for just £32.30 sat in a beautiful old pub, Yes we can certainlt recomend The King William at Scawby Brook.

We spent a month in a nearby town and came to the King William IV three times. We were warmly welcomed by the owner and staff, who found seats for us even though it was obvious they were booked) and had three more than satisfying meals. Food was fresh and well prepared with generous portions. The specials were imaginative. Good bar with some very good ales. The atmosphere was a little more elegant than your usual pub, and there was parking! Did I mention the ice cream? NO? Good, there'll be more for me.

Having tried to visit this pub on a Monday and found it closed, we tried again a few days later and did manage to have lunch there. The steak and ale pie was especially good. Service was friendly and quick.

The food was average at best, we went with friends as a change from eating at the hotel we were staying at.

Called in for our first visit to the pub for a meal and were absolutely delighted with the excellent service, quality of food and we will definitely be back. We were made to feel welcome from the moment we walked through the door, I can highly recommend the King William IV pub.

This was a special birthday for my mother and some of us had travelled from the north-east and London to celebrate. We had a warm welcome and very good service from the staff; no long waits despite it being a busy Sunday lunchtime. The meat-eaters in our family enjoyed their roast dinner, but the vegetarian meal was rather a let-down. When my mum had enquired about the vegetarian/vegan menu, it was suggested that we phone in the week before to speak to the chef. I did this on Thursday and the chef offered to make us a lentil and vegetable bake, which would have been lovely. However, what we ended up with today was a dish of overcooked somewhat soggy pasta with a bit of tomato sauce and a little veg - no lentils. I at least had cheese on mine; the vegans amongst us didn’t have this so their meal had no protein.

Visited as a group of 4. I had the fish and chips and it was gorgeous. Real comfort food. Friendly service and good value. My husband loved the chocolate fudge cake with caramel. Cosy comfort food I will definitely be back again.

Thanks to Peter, Vida, Josh and all of the staff at the King Billy for making the birthday celebration a great occasion. Excellent food, second to none, great service, great atmosphere making the whole evening a fantastic occasion thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.

I ate here with a friend for the first time. We visited at lunchtime between Christmas and New Year. We were having a catch up and just wanted something 'normal' with all the rich food and indulgences during the festive season.

Very popular gastro pub, been going here when we visit father-in-law. friendly atmosphere,great beer and food is always to a high standard

Mediocre food. Nothing to write home about. Mediocre food. Nothing to write home about. What else can I say?

We popped in as we drove past and both fancied a Roast Dinner.

Took my parents for an early evening meal, we had 2 fish and chips and the sirloin steak, all cook to perfection, of course we had to have the homemade ice cream as well, great food wonderful service n a good pint of cask ale

We have eaten here several times before and always had a good food , on this visit we took some friends one who had the salmon it looked over cooked and washed out and yes we maybe should have said something but they didn't want to complain so tried to eat it in the end leaving practically all of it , no one came to the table during the meal and asked if everything was ok ( as they normally do ) to be fair they were busy the night we visited , at the end of the meal the lady in charge asked if everything was ok ( three empty plates and one with most of the salmon on ) no they said and explained about the salmon , to which she replied " YOU SHOULD HAVE SAID SOMETHING " and that was the end of that !!!! After spending £ 100 for four meals and a couple of drinks each we'll think twice about going back again .

Visiting friends in Brigg, who suggested King William iv.

We love this little pub just outside of Brigg 5 minutes from the motorway. Always a good selection of cask beers, we love the Timothy Taylor and lovely food.. The fish and chips is great and just what we needed prior to our journey back to Manchester.. We finished with the amazing homemade ice cream (you have to try the vanilla) and spotted dick with custard.. All in all a great pub with lovely staff, good service, great beer and great food, thoroughly reccomend 10/10

Steak and chips was ok. Steak was tender but surprisingly bland, as were the chips. Ordered it medium rare.

Great food at a reasonable price. Homemade food that leaves you feeling full and happy, had no room for dessert. Good choices for vegetarians also, best pub chips I've had

Good food and good atmosphere today, once the very rowdy group had moved to the dining room. PLEASE get more staff. Your daughter was rushing around absolutely rushed off her feet................and you DAD were not very nice to her! However, we will continue to come as it's convenient for one friend in Doncaster and one friend in Cleethorpes.

Here to visit family popped in for dinner had the best 16 oz rump with Stilton and mushroom sauce for main other half had black pudding starter and the burger will most definitely come again great food without pretentiousness can’t recommend enough

Lunchtime eating is a hit and miss affair nowadays, with many pubs offering a poor choice of badly made food or even stopping daytime menus altogether. So it is refreshing to find a pub making the effort to serve a decent weekday menu, and the food served being of good quality and with ample portions. Access is good, an adequate car park, welcoming staff and reasonable value - I would go again.

Wij zijn hier wezen eten na een dagje York en voordat we naar ons hotel gingen. De inrichting is gezellig en de sfeer is goed. Overal gezellig mensen te kletsen, zonder dat je er last van hebt. Het personeel is vriendelijk en geduldig. Mijn vrouw koos voor de kip in tomatensaus en zelf had ik een beefhamburger. Beide waren goed verzorgd, vers en heel lekker van smaak. Als dessert had mijn vrouw ijs met caramel en zelf had ik de sticky toffee pudding. Beide waren flinke porties en lekker van smaak.

Called in for a drink and encountered what I assume was the landlord. No hint of a welcome from this fellow; just served the drinks, no a please or thank you, took the money without confirming what it cost and proffered the change with a curt manner. Shall not call here again!

The Steak and ale pie was delicious, plenty of gravy which was meaty and tasty. The only thing that would have made it better would have been some green beans or carrots on the side with the mash.

Had early Saturday dinner. This pub has nice decor and is light and airy in the dining room and cosy pub at front. Menu is traditional British pub food and is reasonably priced. Drinks from the bar, lager and beer were very good.

We booked for a Friday night with a friend and, as usual, the home cooked food was very good. They have re-modelled and extended the restaurant area since we last went. Extensive menu and plenty of parking. Friendly staff.

We went for Sunday lunch on the recommendation of a friend. The meal was not worth the money we paid for it. The meal consisted of two smallish pieces of pork that were well cooked with absolutely no taste and no crackling. We both had to salt the meat to get any taste at all. The rest of the plate consisted of a small portion of cold lumpy mashed potatoes, two dried up roast potatoes and an over cooked Yorkshire pudding. The vegetable tray had white cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, frozen peas and had to be sent back as they were cold. The lunch was similar to that you would be served in a hospital or old people’s home as it was colourless and tasteless. The drinks were also very disappointing. A warm and flat tonic and a pint of Abbot that was cloudy and tasted of vinegar that was undrinkable. Overall a very disappointing experience.

On arrival we was greeted with a warm welcome and a smile, Tracy the head waiter showed to our table taking drink orders and leaving menus, we all had different dishes which was excellent and plenty of it, there is a lovely warm feeling in this old place making us feel at home. We could recommend this lovely eating place to anyone with confidence, finally the price is matched to the quality, we enjoyed a drink and a chat while our food was freshly cooked for us, be prepared to wait for quality.

Having been to king william before am pleased to to say still can not fault

Very good food with very generous portions. Staff were very polite and delivered a great service. Would highly recommend a meal here.

Good portions all round; steak pie, scampi , salmon, sea bass, giant bacon and cheese burger, all tasty. Not open everyday at lunch so worth a request or check.

Very attentive service and good food, portions just right and good value for money. I would definitely come here again.

Went for a meal and drinks and can only agree with a previous reviewer to say that the landlord was extremely rude when I complained about a watered down coke and spoke rudely to his staff. The upshot is the next time we meet in our friendship group we won’t me there for a meal.

I came to this pub today for a bite to eat with my wife. It started off well being showed to our seats and ordering 2 drinks the pint was lovely and the wine was very good. The food was nice and the waitresses worked their socks off making our time here very very nice and welcoming. Well here comes the terrible, terrible down sides for a start the so called landlord was a very rude man often just glaring not smiling or cheerfully he clearly didnt want to be there. He is very rude to his staff often shouting at them in the middle of the restaurant embarrassing them for no reason at all he took no responsibility for anything including a big table which had vegetarians on it. He refused to serve them any food and it is out of order. I wouldnt bother giving a tip as the greedy boss takes then from his lovely staff and keeps them for himself. I was served by a lovely girl who worked her heart out. But if you’re thinking about going dont the ‘boss’ will ruin your trip.

A pub I used to visit back in the seventies. Nice to see it remains much the same with a good selection of real ales. The gfood was very good, high quality and good portions certainly enough choices available for all. Service was very good and we were made welcome on arrival. I know my parents use on a regular basis for lunch.

Family booked a table for 6 people .. when we arrived we were met with smiles from the Landlord and Lady .. it was busy yet they took time to introduce us to the choice of beverages.. one of the party chose a local stout and he enjoyed it very much...We were shown to our reserved table by the waitress... the menu was traditional English fare and there was a specials menu which the waitress knew off pat ... she gave us time to make our choices and the order did not take too long to appear .. on piping hot plates and the food was very good size portions... home cooked chips ... beautiful fresh fish that was cooked just right.. other members of the party had 11oz steak, minted lamb pie, gammon with the choice of pineapple or egg.. We were all satisfied with the meal clean plates all round.. then there was the dessert menu ... traditional British Hot puds to chocolatey wedges of cake... All in all it was a good evening dining.

I visited on Mother's Day with my family. The restaurant was very busy as you can imagine. I had booked a table for 15.

Received a warm welcome, pre dinner drinks in a very relaxed atmosphere. Seated in restaurant by attentive staff menu explained along with specials board.

We have just visited this Restaurant for the first time on recommendation of friends. We were very impressed by the warm welcome into this clean & pleasant hostelry. The meal was very tasty & we all cleaned our plates. Three of us had beer battered fish & chips & one steak pie. Everything was just delicious at a fair price. Deserts were very tasty with yummy home made ice cream if you wished. All this together with excellent service was a really good experience.

We called again for an evening meal,this place is a little jewel,very pleasant,immaculate the food is fantastic, service excellent,well worth a visit

Valentine meal . Food well thought out. Good mix menu. Something for everyone, also full normal selection on offer. Every thing presented well. Thank you all staff at the King William

Ate here for the first time, for a family members 80th Birthday. The staff where very attentive and the food was delicious. Would definitely recommend eating here. The chocolate fudge cake was to die for.

The booking was for 8 friends (originally work colleagues) who were celebrating one of the party members' retirement and 60th birthday. Five different main courses were chosen and all were enjoyed very much. I chose the steak and ale pie and the meat just melted in the mouth. However as the portion was quite a large one I didn't partake of a dessert. Six of the party did and were all impressed with their choices. We weren't rushed at all and were well looked after with drinks and service etc by Tracy. We enjoyed the evening so much that we plan to have our Christmas party at the pub. Well worth visiting and highly recommended.

Booked Sunday lunch. Was not told when booking that the no table would be reserved nor that the normal menu would not be available. Waitress abruptly said beef or pork. I would have had a starter but was not offered a menu. Food was ok and served very quickly so I think it was already plated up. Normal menu is available after 3pm. Will give Sunday's a miss in future.

We drove 30 miles to meet friends here and would do so again. We arrived at 12.45, having booked beforehand. There were approximately 5 tables that were occupied already. The decor is great and this sets it apart from some other pubs/restaurants that we have eaten at in the last couple of years. The curtains, carpets and tables were immaculate and the place looked !oved. It set the tone for the whole lunch.

17 people with a good evening on their mind. The landlord was also determined to provide a special experience. The wine was discounted per bottle to set us up for the evening. Typical Christmas fair with absolutely no complaints. A surprise because there are a few Victor's that like a good grumble. Lovely meat expertly cooked, fresh vegetables and a nice rich gravy. Christmas pudding which I believe was home made ensured we finished on a high. A popular restaurant and now I know why!

Pre Christmas dinner was arranged by friends at the King William IV pub, their recommendation. What a success! The food was fantastic; I had the steak and ale pie and it WAS a pie, complete with pastry bottom, sides and top. Others had spare ribs which I'm sure came from a dinosaur of some description. Then to finish off, there was home made ice cream. Don't go if you are thinking of dieting!

very good pub/restuarant,good food,reasonably priced.good selection of beers,good cheerful service,and a good overall atmosphere in the pub,very cosy this time of year with a roaring fire,certainly worth a return visit anytime.

Restaurant could have been warmer. Meal ok lamb pie a little over cooked. A little surprised ony one veg which was frozen peas

Having had great evening meals here, 4 of us went for a Sunday lunch get together, staff were polite and service was second to non, food was prompt and hot, homemade Yorkshires put a smile on all our faces (proper home cooked food) we had the ice cream for afters which was delicious.

A warm welcome, excellent food at a good price. Service is great. Would definitely recommend this pub for a meal.

It was a last minute choice. And we made a mistake the food was far from up to standard the drinks were flat and they replaced them with another flat drink . All we said you must be having a bad day!

Would highly recommend this pub/restaurant. Very hospitable. Food great, portion size just right. Very friendly staff and lovely ambience. Menu suited our tastes and we had lasagne, veggie lasagne, haddock and sea bass. Rate 5 stars.

Good wholesome food, nothing fancy but hot and tasty, great service with very friendly staff and nothing too much trouble

Called for lunch on a Saturday after visiting Brigg Garden Centre. TripAdvisor recommendations were spot on! Extremely well presented and comfortable interior with a warm and friendly reception to match. Food prices and choices were what I'd call typical for a traditional English pub and the quality was great. Keep it up people, we'll be back!

Called in on the off chance for a meal with my wife and daughters family, five of us plus 2 babies in high chairs.

A late Sunday afternoon visit with a group of friends proved the King William IV to be a great choice. The menu offered quality choices to suit all - the fish and chips, in particular, getting a resounding 'thumbs up'. The staff were friendly and attentive, with nothing being too much trouble, and the surroundings homely and relaxed. Well-located, in particular from Jnc 4 of the M180 / A15, with parking on-site.

We found this pub on the CAMRA good beer guide, and as the menu was considerably more reasonable than the one at our hotel, we decided to venture out to the pub. When we entered there were only a few other people in the pub and we asked if we were okay to have some food. The lady behind the bar said she’d have to ask the chef, which stuck us as a bit strange as it was only 7:45pm. The chef said he was happy to cook us food and we ordered. Food came out and was very generously portioned, hot and tasty! Having worked in pubs and understanding the way small pub kitchens work I was very surprised by how good the food was and would definitely return.

No one met us as we entered and hung around waiting though we had booked a table. When we asked at the bar we were told we could just sit anywhere.

Meal with friends and food and service spot on thanks the place it's self is spotless warm and friendly,I had a special of the day of fish cakes and salad others had the mussels,again spot on.

6 of us went here for my birthday. Hospitality brilliant..food superb...ambiance lovely. Highly recomnend. Price was very acceptable.

Tipped off by friends about King William IV, Scawby Brook, nr. Brigg, N Lincs, we decided to arrange a Birthday dinner for 10 guests on 2nd Sep-17. We were not disappointed. The staff were very helpful, served a round of drinks on arrival and showed us to our seats in the small restaurant. The menu was as expected with a good choice of starters & mains on offer. Starters to look out for were the garlic mushrooms and the black pudding. Recommended main dishes are the Fish & chips, the Salmon, Hunters chicken and the Steak & Ale pie. I'm sure that other dishes on the menu were of similar quality. It was Saturday evening and the bar was busy but the restaurant was not completely booked up. This allowed staff to cater well for our needs. Deserts were good too and the Strawberry cheesecake, spotted dick, treacle sponge and chocolate fudge cake were popular for our group. They even produce their own branded ice cream to add to deserts if custard or cream is not your favourite accompaniment. With drinks we averaged £20-£25 p.p. Steaks or a mixed grill would have pushed this a little higher but based on our meal it would probably be good value for money. All in all very satisfied with Kin William IV and we shall be back!

been here four times and it's always been nice although never had the table that we asked for. The staff have always been most helpful but the landlady has never been there before, wish she was away on this occasion as well, she embarrassed us and a disabled person would be in the way ,they don't have any reserved signs on the tables because for some unknown reason they can't use them. and the meal on this night was well below standard. so be warned if you have mobility problems

We had heard good things about this pub/restaurant. We arrived at about mid-day on Bank Holiday Monday. The pub was empty except for one drinker. When we said we would like to eat, the barmaid told us they had 50 people coming in shortly, but she would ask the chef. He said he could cope and we were welcome. We thanked him and sat down. Then it got weird.

We recently ate at this wonderful little pub/restaurant whilst on a family “staycation” to Lincolnshire.

First time visit and will definitely be back. Food to die for the pies are fantastic full of meat and nice homemade pasty. My partner ordered the rack of lamb it was cooked to perfection and tasted so good she said. Puddings all homemade to. A gem of a place and a great find highly recommend.

Recommended by family member who dines her often, they weren't wrong when they said you won't be disappointed!! Haddock, chips and mushy peas were amazing, dad even had a pudding! Can highly recommend the F&C; as well as the chocolate cake with ice cream....we will be back and thank you for the faultless service

Called in with Mum for lunch. Pub and toilets spotlessly clean. Staff polite and helpful and friendly. Food was excellent and well cooked. Would definitely recommend and return again. Fairly good value for money.

Me and the other half popped in after shopping at Brigg garden centre! We didn't expect much but the food was gorgeous!! and I definitely recommend the ice cream it was homemade and sooooo creamy! All the staff are so lovely! Doesn't look much from the outside but we are so glad we popped in!

Went with my wife, mother and her sister, reasonable place, the host kept apologising (unnecessarily) for keeping us waiting, she seemed short staffed, but this wasn't a problem for us, we were not in a rush. Drinks came, but she forgot the water - my wife managed to find someone who gave her a bottle - we did get an apology at the end and they didn't charge us. The food was reasonable, except the King William Burgers that my wife and I had - when you attach the name of the restaurant to a dish it should be a signature dish, something special - that it was not. The roll was far too small for the two burgers between it and the burgers tasted like something you buy at Tesco as a cheap own-brand - they tasted cheap - my advice would be to either make them yourself, or at least find a good farm shop or butcher - you could add a couple of £'s to the price to maintain your margin - but don't serve poor quality food - and if you do then don't make it your signature dish - this rather spoilt the meal for me and my wife. The desert was lovely - the ice cream was very nice. Shame really - we would go back - but avoid the burgers would be my advice!!!!

Visited on a Friday evening and thankfully had booked a table as they were very busy. They were very organised and food arrived in good time. Good choice of food and very tasty. Will be visiting again.

Food is good and the staff are friendly I will definitely be going again the couple with us it was their first visit and they thoroughly enjoyed it

We drive past this place & have only ever had a quick drink, so when we decided to have an impromptu "tea out" we popped in. Despite being a Friday night they accommodated us without fuss. The dining area is to the rear with a cosy bar at the front of the pub - fairly open plan but retains some character (it's not a large establishment but doesn't feel cramped). The menu was reasonable priced & there was plenty of choice, we shared a huge combo for 2 which was good. Our mains were rib eye & a double burger. The steak was very tender, I'm not a lover of chips, mostly because they are often the pre-processed frozen type - but these were hand cut, freshly made & were the best I've had in years! So much so I let the waitressing staff know & she passed my praise on. The burger too was home made, stacked high & tasty. The service we received was very good, friendly & the only down side was of our own making. We didn't allow ourselves enough time to fully enjoy our experience - we definitely plan to return & I can see this place not being somewhere we drive past anymore! We look forward to returning & quite fancy a Sunday lunch sometime.