Pop In Cafe in East Lindsey

Excellent friendly service, eggs perfectly done, lincolnshire sausages (the best), good coffee. What a great start to a busy day

Brilliant staff helpful friendly and amusing serving great good and drinks at a reasonable price small and cost cafe with a good menu

We called in to Pop in café early on Saturday morning expecting to find it relatively quite, thus allowing us to get in, get breakfast and get off, unfortunately the café was heaving and the only available tables were outside. One would think this was an inconvenience but the weather was delightful and the atmosphere given by the market stall owners setting up only added to the experience. There had to be a reason for a full café at 7:30 on a Saturday morning and upon receiving our food that question was answered. Sausages Lincolnshire perfectly cooked and quality, bacon quality, eggs spot on, mushrooms fresh, black pudding cooked perfectly and along with the usual sundries made for a cracking way to start the day. A superb café that merits a five star review

Small but so nice, breakfast was amazing, been before, definitely go again, lovely staff, great food, highly recommended.

Out standing food all cooked to order not from a hot cabinet as I have said good honest food Staff give all those people that go into the pop inn a warm welcome and the banner they have with some of the market people is like being at a good sitcom show

I can’t lie this place was awful. The food was really slow and not worth the wait. I had a breakfast, can’t complain about price but you pay for what you get. I had ordered takeaway breakfasts aswell for those still at the holiday let, these went in the bin. The egg wasn’t fully cooked, the hash brown soggy and my toast came about 20mins after finishing my breakfast! You live and learn but there are better cafes in the town.

Good choice for breakfast as you pick as many items you want from the menu and pay accordingly. On Market Days Thursday and Saturday you can sit outside as well. Pop In is a good honest cafe and can recommend.

This small, very affordable and friendly cafe is pretty much 'open all hours'. Their friendly welcome and helpfullness is outstanding, as are their breakfasts and hot drinks. Something that must be worth a mention is that during the Remembrance Day Poppy Appeal during November, this little community minded cafe provided a continuous supply of free tea and coffee to the Poppy Sellars standing on a cold corner of the market place selling poppies. A favourite with everyone, you can eat in or out. Highly recommended.

Busy on market day as its on the square. Food is ok and pretty cheap. Has the advantage of being the only café that opens at 7:30 (other than the recently opened Costa which isn't doing very well).

A very average greasy spoon , on the upside the prices are very cheap !! In the heart of Horncastle ideal for the Thursday & Saturday market .

This has to be the best breakfast deal in Lincolnshire the lunchtime menu looks great too. Been having breakfast here once a week for about 12 years.

We often have a tea, a bacon sandwich and a hash brown at the Pop In Cafe. The lady is always very friendly and helpful. Food is very good!

8am before work breakfast. The breakfast menu is pay per item with your choice and it’s very reasonable. I paid £5.50 for a proper coffee plus 7 items. Lincolnshire sausage, bacon, hash browns, fried egg, baked beans, toast, mushrooms. All cooked fresh. They aren’t premier ingredients but they are all good and tasty. No complaints from me at all. Pleasant friendly staff and a clean cafe. I’ll definitely do this again when in Horncastle at this time of day.

Myself and 3 colleagues were passing through to Lincoln and stumbled upon this little cafe. Staff were very friendly, the food was all cooked fresh and cooked beautifully. We had 4 large breakfasts / brunches and 4 cans of soft drink and it came in under £20 As we travel this route annually, we will definitely be popping back in next year. (Excuse the pun)

Friendly staff and locals and we liked it so much we had brunch (All Day Breakfasts - 7 pieces for two plus drinks for less than £10) on the way to and from our holiday location on the coast.

We sat outside in the market place in glorious sunshine . Ordered salads and ate healthily . Place was incredibly busy and they needed an extra staff member 2 could just not cope but they were friendly and amusing and we were not in a hurry . Tea and coffee were good too. Would go again when in town.

Went this morning and very basic indeed BUT !!! everything microwaved ( they have 6 ) and im sure I saw the older lady checking how hot the beans were ( in microwave ) with her index finger OMG ...NEVER AGAIN

Very basic but the food is decent and the prices are VERY low. Conveniently situated. Good range of meals.

I have visited this cafe today and had a nine Peace breakfast and my wife had the five looking good Smells good taste great good value nice staff ...Reminds me of Last of the summer wine....!!

Freezing cold morning in Horncastle and we were in need of a great Full English breakfast to warm us up - this is the place! Really cheap and a real trip down memory lane, we will definitely be visiting again.

A great little cafe. Good service. Priced right. Won't suit some but for simple honest food..your in luck. Right on the market place. Other up market cafès nearby but why bother ?

If you are after a good traditional greasy spoon type cafe, the sort of thing we all grew up with, where you get a friendly welcome, decent sized mugs and a good plateful then this is the place to come. It delivers exactly what it says on the tin and doesn't pretend to be something it's not. Food was good value and tasty and the cafe was clean. Going back to try the breakfast soon!

Always a good sign when the locals eat here. Fantastic full English served here with 'proper' sausages! May not be healthy but it sure does make you happy!! Excellent value too!

Llamé en el café para matar el tiempo, antes de que mi autobús era debido. La taza grande de café era delicioso y caliente. Los 5 elementos del menú de desayuno era caliente y muy sabroso. El café estaba limpio y el personal amable. Sin duda llamar de nuevo.

Having got up at stupid o'clock to take our daughter to Horncastle I thought a treat of a cooked breakfast was in order, and what a good value breakfast it was, choose any 5 items from a long list including chips (which I manfully resisted), costing £2.95, or you could have 7 items for £3.45, or 9 for a bit more I cant remember exactly how much.

The Pop In Café is right by the Horncastle market place. Very basic inside but service and prices were very good. Well worth pop in in !

This is by far the best greasy spoon in the area! It's been there longer than I've lived in the area. If you want a good old greasy breakfast, do visit! Never fail to disappoint.

Yo visitar la cafetería cuando voy a Horncastle que está a unos 8 veces al año, que es cuando puedo conseguir un asiento. Suele ser bastante concurrida que es una buena señal. No tiene pretensiones de ser algo más que un lugar café del mercado. Sirve comida recién preparada, en particular fritos, y son una gran relación calidad-precio. Es lo que es y me gusta, que es la razón por la que ir allí regularmente.

Usando este sitio por un tiempo ahora, y como dice el título, el desayuno era estupendo. Siempre voy para el desayuno inglés 9 piezas. La belleza del Pop en el café es que usted puede elegir los puntos específicos que quieres, si no te gusta la morcilla, por ejemplo, no tienen. Muy buena relación calidad-precio y siempre muy sabroso y ciertamente llena un agujero.

He usado el pop en el café muchas veces tanto para el desayuno y el almuerzo. La comida es genial, con un buen servicio. Tu siempre me hicieron sentir bienvenido y puedes participar en cualquier conversaciones que van en la cafetería.

Llamado con miras a comer, pero salimos de nuevo como amplificador abrumado por un fuerte olor a aceite de freír antiguo. Tan desagradable que no quería comer.

5 item breakfast was 2.95 ( I think), you can choose any 5 items from a long list, I had mushrooms , beans, sausage , bacon and hash brown and a mug of coffee at £1.30, served quickly and tasty. A good old style cafe, will definitely use again

Overlooking Horncastle marketplace, The Pop In Cafe reminded me of that cafe in "Last of the Summer Wine". It is what you expect an independent English cafe to look like. There are around ten tables and the menu is pretty extensive, including light snacks, drinks and full meals. It appears to have a good number of loyal local customers.I ordered sausages, mashed potato, onion gravy and garden peas - a meal which cost me £3.20. The microwave plays a key role in food preparation here so my meal was piping hot. For the price it was excellent value for money. The two women working in the cafe were friendly and welcoming. I felt my custom was appreciated.

If you aren't fussy about fine dining and the latest hipster food trends, if you're waiting for a bus that isn't coming for another hour (regular occurrence out here) and you just want a good old honest cuppa and a bit of comfort food, this is the place to go. Always friendly and cheerful service, cheap as chips and seemingly always open!

The food was good apart from the hair I found in it and the bone and grissle in the sausage.probably wouldn't go there again.

Cheap and cheerful greasy spoon type of place. If you just want a cheap cuppa and bite to eat when you missed the bus and have an hour to wait, this is perfect as you can see the bus stop from the window. I had tea and a cooked breakfast with change from a fiver, and the ladies couldn't have been more friendly. Obviously if you're looking for haute cuisine this isn't for you, but it does the job perfectly for those who just want to "pop in" :)

After a ten-mile hike round the countryside adjoining Horncastle we were too late for a pub lunch, so we discovered this little "greasy spoon"-type café in the Market Place area.We were given a cheery welcome and ordered a very welcome large mug of tea for starters. We were so dehydrated that we ordered a second one, too.There was a large choice of food from a basic English breakfast upwards and we opted for (1) liver and onions, vegetables and mash and (2) cottage pie, mash and peas. These dishes were hot and tasty.As a dessert we chose (1) bread and butter pudding and (2) spotted dick, both served with piping hot custard.Though the surrounds were very basic and dirty plates were left to linger a bit too long on the tables, we were well satisfied with this experience.