The Inn on the Green in West Lindsey

We Went for Sunday lunch with our friends . The food was excellent, great service and a lovely atmosphere and a cosy feel. Good value for money to.

We couldn't fault the quality of the food or the level of service we received. However, please take notice ALL you restaurant owners. These days there is just too little food on the plate ! If you expect people to pay £17 for a main course then at least have the deceny to put some vegetables on the plate! Vegetables are cheap so why are you not providing them? No excuses! I don't call one small serving of garden peas sufficient vegetables. I know things are tight but they are for us customers too so we have to be choosy now where we dine out. So if you expect a customer to be a repeat customer then don't insult us! I don't know if we'd go back here again, so that should tell the owners of this restaurant all they need to know! Think about it, do something about it or go bust!

This pub is absolutely beautiful! Great service, great food and great atmosphere. Would highly recommend a visit here! You won't be disappointed!

Beautiful Friday evening 3 course meal. Menu choices were great - something for every taste, all freshly prepared on the premises. The beef, mushroom and bacon pie was superb, as was the cranberry Bakewell with homemade cranberry ripple ice cream. Lovely cosy restaurant too, and a wonderful selection of gins and cask beers. Will definitely be back.

As we have visited many times before, enjoying good quality food and service, it seemed the perfect place for my birthday meal on Saturday. The meal was ruined by an inexcusable failure to bring the dishes for our small party of four together. First, my starter, a basic salad, arrived several minutes after everyone else's starters. Then, somewhat unbelievably, my main course was also delayed arriving after everyone else's main course. The waitresses were completely blaise, and appeared to have zero understanding of how damaging this was to the whole party's experience. My son had come from Liverpool, my partner from Cheshire and it was such a disappointment for any meal, never mind a special occasion.

This is exactly what you'd hope for from a traditional village pub, good beer, great food and friendly service. From the moment we arrived we were made to feel welcome to the moment we left (having probably slightly outstayed our welcome by chatting away with near empty glasses) at no point did we feel rushed, and will certainly be returning. The menu is varied offering fantastic value for money. As a table of four, we had four different mains, and three different deserts and all left happy. A job well done.

Awful experience. Staff are the rudest people I’ve ever met. Visited with my partner and another couple last month. The person who I assume is the landlady is a fine example of how not to talk to customers. Made us feel very unwelcome from the start. Poorly ran, would not recommend this place to my worst enemy. AVOID AVOID AVOID!

Another visit and once again the food was excellent as was the service. Some nice and different menu choices from your normal pub classics. Great unusual seafood choices. Glad we found this place, lovely venue and menu choice, hopefully nothing will change

Had a late and leisurely lunch at this wonderful venue a few miles north of Lincoln. Homely traditional pub with a big welcoming log fire. Staff and other customers were very friendly. Great menu choices. The cod and pie dishes were cooked perfectly and absolutely delicious. We’re already planning our next visit.

Hunters chicken,somewhat disappointed in my meal last night,there was no bacon and most of the sauce had soaked into the horrible wooden board it was served on.

Visited the Inn on the Green last evening. We were greeted well and our drinks order was taken and drinks delivered to our table promptly. The menu board was brought to our table and is very varied. The food was delicious and portions of a good size. Our final verdict? We have already booked to go again!

Nice menu, ambiance food well cooked. Steak pie excellent and 'filling'!! Hunters chicken excellent BUT please do away with the wooden board and go vack to a plate. My lovely sauce migrated into the table Not nice!

I spent many hours during the 70s, happily. This pub has changed considerably since then. How ever the food was very good, service was perfectly acceptable. with pleasant staff providing a good service. This is a very homely place to be. Prices are very comparable. All in all it it is a very cosy friendly pub. I would recommend this establishment.

I have never before had a steak and ale pie which had tasteless grey meat in thin grey gravy bulked out with large chunks of white onion. I shan't have it again!

A really lovely pub we were up for a family do and stayed in Ingham. Had a great few drinks in there and bought a bottle of plum Gin. Really nice staff and they were happy to chat to us Londoners. Great place if you are up in that area xxx

When we think about celebrations, or a pint with friends , the Inn on the Green is always our first option, and it never disappoints. From the starter to the dessert the quality and tastes of everything is outstanding, our Sunday Lunch might have been the best meal I have ever been served. Service is always delightful and very professional. Sarah and her team do a great job of making you feel welcome and at home! We live in Ingham and we will always recommend the atmosphere, food and great selection of beers and wines. Bembridge family, Ingham

Lovely atmosphere, delicious food and excellent service. They also catered very competently with my wife’s intolerance to sulphate. We will certainly pay another visit when in that part of beautiful North Lincolnshire.

Visited here for an evening meal with my wife’s daughter and baby. The food was amazing, very friendly staff and a lovely place to eat.

We are staying just across the road from this pub and have experienced three wonderful meals here. Just a shame we live in Southampton as it’s a bit too far to come for dinner! Cannot recommend it enough for food, atmosphere and great service.

We live across the road and it's our favourite place to come when we want an excellent pub meal or a takeaway with lots of great menu choices. The service is always personal and friendly. Sarah always recognises us and is always welcoming, we find the ambience perfect. Before we moved to Ingham, we visited the pub on a regular basis and were always impressed with service and high quality food from the menu.

Like most hardworking Gastro pubs, The Inn on the Green has been supplying takeaway food during the various covid lockdown stages. They've always been known locally for having good quality, freshly prepared food - definitely a big step up from even the better pub chains.A friend recommended trying the Sunday Diner Roast for 4 which they cook for collection. Sounded too good to be true...... So I tried it today....A really top quality, restaurant standard beef joint that would feed 4 hungry people and leave lots for sandwiches.4 generous portions of perfectly cooked veg.Enough rosemary roast potatoes to feed 8.Yorkshire puddings that are of a size and mass that you just couldn't cook at home. They really are huge and delicious!Accompanied by a good amount of real gravy :)Added to that you get four puddings with either custard or homemade Ice cream. Trust me, after their roast dinner, eating the pudding is something to be contemplated for much later in the day.Remembering that this is a quality Gastro pub, with nothing cooked from frozen (they even grow some of their own ingredients), the whole roast dinner FOR FOUR costs..... £40.It was rightly highly recommended to me, and I highly recommend it to you, it was tasty and more than plenty. Thank you :)

Sam was lovely. More than attentive and went above and beyond to make sure we were OK. The food was absolutely fantastic. Presented beautifully and you could tell it was home cooked food. We will be making this a regular without a doubt. Thank you for making a perfect evening for me and my partner. The beef made him cry x

A nice enough pub but very poor for vegetarian options. Always only one main meal suitable for vegans/vegetarians (which leaves no choice) and does not constitute as a substantial main meal, e.g. pea fritters with vegan ‘churros’, aubergine jam and pickled carrot. They do not even provide a vegetarian gravy for roast dinners.

This wasn't a real visit but a takeaway during lockdown. This was an amazing service to the village and it was so great to have a night off from cooking. In the midst of chaos the Friday fish and chips brought a much needed bit of normality and a lovely meal. The chips were amazing and a worthy accompaniment to soft flaky fish crispy batter and soft garden peas

We live a 10 min drive and it's our fave place to come when we want a proper pub meal with lots of interesting menu choices. The service is always personal and spot on, lovely proper pub ambience with the fire and a cracking selection of gins and wines. When lockdown is over we can't wait to come back. We tried the takeaway too a couple of weeks ago and this was fab.

First visit for a long time glad we returned. Wednesday lunch time,and very busy. Only one waitress who dealt with everyone very efficiently. Good choice on the menu. Good parking.

A delight to find. We enjoyed a great Roast Beef meal, with generous portions of vegetables. Typical Pub food and good selection of drinks. Lots of options on the Gin front.

Lovely old pub with great atmosphere. Meal excellent. Nice touch at the end when the ladies are presented with a rose.

Generally good quality food, from an unchanging standard type menu. A few 'specials' would be welcome. The price of available desserts is on the high side, equivalent in some cases to the main lunch items. Staff service excellent, as are the waiting times for food.

First visit - went with a friend after recommendation from a neighbouring business in Lincoln - nice run out from the city.Inn situated on a lovely village green.A warm welcome from staff and just knew from the start we were going to enjoy the visit.we were not disappointed !! Every dish and drink was excellent with good use of local and seasonal products which I applaud and with professional and friendly staff. We even got to speak to the chef and thank him. Lovely ,cosy interior. We will be back later in the year when we will sit out at tables on the front lawn. cant wait

Ate here for a Christmas works do last week. There were 8 of us. Food was beautiful. Between us we had prawn cocktail, battered cauliflower, duck pate and soup for starter. Lamb and Turkey for our main meals followed by Christmas pudding, cheese board, chocolate nemesis and creme brulee. We all enjoyed our food and vowed to return. Thank you to the staff for looking after us.

My wife and I, and two friends, called in about mid-afternoon last week for a late lunch. Outside the weather was torrential rain, but inside we experienced a really warm welcome by all staff. The Inn on the Green is a typical country pub, with both a restaurant area and other tables available, as well as a small bar area near the entrance. There was a range of cask ales on offer and a varied menu. It was the first time we'd been there and we all enjoyed our experience. We'll go again. There is also a good sized car park at the rear.

Fantastic fish and chips. Scrumptious Scampi. Delicious chicken nuggets. A nice fresh cooked fast meal.

My daughter booked nine of us in for a meal last Thursday 22nd August as it was our Grandsons birthday. What a lovely restaurant and really nice caring staffwho made us extremely welcome. We all ordered our meal which was beautifully presented and nice and hot. The staff could not do enough for us. We will definitely go there again.

Beautiful roast beef Sunday lunch. The beef was cooked to perfection, huge yorkshire puddings. One of the best roast beef Sunday lunches! Excellent service too.

Called in one Saturday afternoon and the place was deserted. Took a while to get a food order in but when it came it was very nice.

The landlady is the most rudest women you can think of. We ordered food from the take away menu because we was advised at 8pm that food had finished off the main menu despite saying serve to 830pm. We asked several times could we eat the food at the table as was from take away menu. Was told yes. We had many drinks over several hours and when we went to pay. They charged us double take away price. We obviously queried the bill and was told that it says on a menu that food eaten at table is full price. This wasn't shown to us at the time or explained. Not only that was told by this vile women if we didn't pay she would get someone who would make us. Unbelievably!!. Avoid this pub and disgraceful landlady.

Ate here on a Thursday evening. In summary, OK food with nice staff. Place is quite empty. I had the Steak & Ale Pie and the partner had the Hunters Chicken.

We ate starters of bubble & squeak with egg and salmon fishcakes. Main course Cod, risotto & vegetables with salad side dish. The salad was made with very fresh ingredients. The food was excellent. We had coffee in a separate area which was very relaxing. The staff were most welcoming.

Went here for supper on Saturday night, From the moment we arrived we were well looked after. Our meal mine the venison and my wife's Cod were perfectly cooked. The whole experience was miles better than normal pub fare by far. Go there and you won't be disapointed.

Tasty food but please tell them if veg is under cooked ( they will sort it) good service a friendly staff very comfy and 2 courses were enough as their deserts were amazing my sis in law is now a vegan and unhappy with the cook of veg they were more than happy to sort it even when she said nothing to them they knew by walking by so they corrected it. Well done want to taste your whole menu.

Thought we'd visit based on the good reviews of the place. We are far from fussy eaters but appreciate good value. Had a meal that was very poor, to the point where the least awkward thing to do was to pay promptly without a tip and leave.

A warm welcome awaits, the food is great especially the Thai Prawn Noodles. Pub quiz night is hosted every other Wednesday and is fun. The staff could not be nicer and we enjoy our visits there.

My family and I had wanted to try this place for a While, service was a little slow, starters came, nothing to shout about, husband had bubble and squeak, which was burnt. Mains came, three fish pie specials, and a child’s chicken nuggets and chips, the fish pie consisted of prawns, smoked haddock and leek, with a nice puff pastry lid, the haddock was burnt and you could smell it, it was black on both sides of the fish and at first I thought it was a mushroom with it being black, the taste went all through the pie so we just ate the pastry, I told the waitress who then went to tell the chef, after her return, she told us that the chef had shown her a piece of haddock from the fridge and that is how it comes, strange.... as I have never seen smoked haddock anywhere like that before and have never been served burnt haddock before, would definitely not return for food as it was not worth the money, worst meal we’ve had in a very long time, Save your money and go to the fox and hounds at Willingham by Stow, can’t beat it and it’s always always busy.

We met up with friends here on our way home. We wish we'd had longer to try the beers and the starters. 3 of us chose pie. 2 chicken and leek and 1 mince and onion. All were really tasty and the pastry was crisp and delicious. My friend had the beef baguette which came with chips. Beautiful thick slices of beef. We each had a jug of gravy which she used to soften the bread. I'm sure the landlady would have given her another jug if she'd asked but we had plenty. It's a popular pub and I'm not surprised with the quality of the food. I wish it was nearer to where we live.

Just dropped in for a midweek lunch, more out of curiosity, to find a very interesting menu which promised much better than simple pub food. Sadly my pea and ham soup was just pureed mushy peas and seasoning. No ham! Lovely warm bread compensated a little as did my main course of pork filet stroganoff which was excellent. My partner's lasagne however, was tasteless and overcooked. Service and seating was good so we will give the place another chance. A choice of real ales and a delightful beer garden helps!

Hubby and I both had a lovely meal here. We pre-booked the table. The staff were very helpful and friendly. We ordered pork & mushroom stroganoff with rice- which on my first taste I recognised immediately the flavour of mustard. Very tasty.

Visited recently with my friend. We both enjoyed the food which was freshly prepared and very tasty, and the puds were something special! The pub was busy and had a welcoming atmosphere with a lovely fire to sit next to. The locals were a friendly bunch and the staff were extremely welcoming - there were two staff serving( a young lady with long hair and another who was called Elane) and they were both very attentive and couldn't do enough for us.

Had a absolutely fabulous meal here today as we cannot be together on Mother’s Day.

I booked a table for two for 5:30pm on the Saturday afternoon. I visited with my husband, it is a place we used to visit years ago. We were really early, Elissa served us the drinks we requested ( I had Prosecco my husband a white wine which he asked if he could have a little taster of to make sure he liked it before buying a glass, this was no problem at all). We told Elissa we had a table booked but were an hour early she asked if we wanted to sit on the comfy sofas in the bar area or go to our table, we chose to sit in the bar area and enjoy pre dinner drinks. A little while later we were brought menus to look at, we both chose the Homemade salmon and chive fish cakes with sweet chilli jam starter but to have as a main with chunky chips and salad. Once our food was ready we were shown to our table. The food was perfect for what we wanted presented nicely too. Elissa came back to ask if everything was ok which it was. We will certainly go back, the food was lovely, the pub has lots of quirky extras.......different homemade gins, a cookbook and homemade preserves for sale etc. Elissa was so attentive, friendly and welcoming she is an asset to the pub.

We had lunch here as part of a very large party - the food, service and hospitality was absolutely superb and we cannot recommend highly,enough, many thanks for a fantastic job.

Just tried one of the locals in our new village Inn on the Green and thoroughly enjoyed our meal , left feeling stuffed and very satisfied, meals were very good service excellent, thankyou

I had the GF free fish and chips last night and it was absolutely deĺicious. The batter was light and crispy which meant the cod was cooked to perfection and full of flavour. I've had GF free efforts before in other establishments but either the batter was stodgy or the whole thing was greasy. Not this time though, really nice. The home-made tartar sauce , chunky chips and peas just added to the mouth-watering experience.

Visited with family for Sunday lunch. We were greeted with a smile and shown to our table straight away, there was a good choice of starters and main courses, we had the pate, prown cocktail, soup and a chicken wrap to start which were all very nice for mains we had scampi, hunters chicken, beef, fish and chips, ham and eggs and gourmet burger and all were delicious and presented very nicely. Puddings we had carrot cake, Apple crumble, creme brulet and a panna cotta which were delicious. We couldn't fault anything from the food to the service, good value for money to. We would definately return.

My husband is a pie lover so this was an ideal treat for his birthday. We had the pate which was lovely and then both chose the sausage pie. A lovely mix of sausages sweet onions and potato with great pastry. It was a rather quiet night and I am surprised that more people aren't taking advantage of this night. Pie night every Tuesday and even better luck for me it's a great price! But we needn't tell him!!

We booked Sunday lunch. Was told by the waitress that the roast of the day was beef, when I asked if it came pink was told yes quite pink, but if you would like the chef can cook it further for you.(At this point another couple overheard and said good that’s how they wanted theirs too) Great so we ordered one pink and One well done. It was at this point the experience went down hill for us as the waitress and the landlord were having an obvious joke about how they love it when the chef doesn’t like it when people ask for well done!!!! Very rude in our opinion, we are paying for our food and shouldn’t be made to feel that we are in the wrong just because the chef has an opinion of how he/she thinks it should be cooked! Won’t be going back again for this reason.

Following a recommendation we decided to visit for lunch and were not disappointed. Friendly welcome, good food, nice surroundings, pretty out door seating.

First of all the good points. This is a very pretty pub in a great location. The beer was well kept and the wine we ordered was very reasonably priced and delicious. The food was again reasonably priced and the service was good. We had 'dropped in' at this pub being recommended by my customer that we had just made a delivery to. We got there at the same time as a party of 7 people who were ordering drinks and they then went onto order meals. We ordered our beers which we were enjoying drinking when my husband went up to the bar to order our meals. We were surprised to hear we couldn't order before 7 pm. It was 5.45 pm at this time. We paid for our beers and said we would try somewhere else. The barmaid/ waitress came up to us as we almost finished our beers and said she had a cancellation so we could order a meal now. We both ordered the broth and pie for main. We ordered a bottle of wine to go with the pie which was duly opened and put on our table. After about 10 minutes, we were then told that there were no pies available so we would have to re-order. We were both disappointed but I ordered the scampi and chips which were very nice and my husband ordered the gourmet burger which he enjoyed. We were just surprised to be turned away at the beginning of our evening. The barmaid/waitress did seem under pressure and I think she was waiting for more staff to come on duty.

We spent several enjoyable evenings here. The staff were so welcoming and the traditional feel of the pub with its picturesque setting and top notch food made our holiday in Ingham. I had the Best beetroot and goats cheese rissoto and my husband said his Lincolnshire sausages and mash was excellent. Very good desserts too, with a comprehensive choice of local ales.Thank you

I have visited this pub on many occasions and had possibly hundreds of meals there, all of which have been good!

We went on Friday night after a long day and a game of tennis. There were several empty tables in the bar are. The notice says the orders are taken until 8:30 pm. We went in at 8:08 thinking “Great, we are just on time!”. The landlord without blinking said that without reservation they cannot serve food. I was sat on an unreserved table but the landlord said they are full and refused to give us a menu or serve food!

Ingham is my surname and I was doing some research on line when I came across the village of Ingham in North Lincolnshire. Fast forward a week or two to the recent bank holiday and I wanted to take my partner out for a day trip that included a pub lunch. We’ve done pretty much everywhere within a day trip of our home many times, so thought a trip to Ingham, only a 90 min drive or so, would fit the bill. I made a booking at the Inn on the Green, and when the landlord asked for my name he thought I was joking when I said Mr Ingham! We arrived at the village with enough time to spare to call it at the only other village pub, The Black Horse. This pub has a beautiful beer garden but we will have to go back to give this one a review. Onto the Inn on the Green then, a warm welcome awaited us and I was a bit of the talk of the bar with my surname. All the locals were very friendly and it was easy to engage in conversation. The landlord took our drinks order and invited us to sit in one of the very comfy leather sofas while we were brought the menus. I had a very nice pint of local pale ale (can’t remember the name) which was a well kept real ale, my partner had a glass of prosecco while we browsed the menu. I opted for the roast beef Sunday lunch and my partner went for Lincolnshire sausage with herb mash and red onion gravy. After a 10/15 minute wait in our comfy seats we were shown to our table. The food arrives a short time later, mine was 2 thick cut large slices of melt in the mouth roast beef, a Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and gravy. My partner had a plate of 3 thick Lincolnshire sausages which were obviously butcher made as they were all meat and very little else, and nice portion of herbed mash, the plates were complimented by a bowl of roasted root veg and steamed cauliflower and broccoli. The dining room was very pleasant and we had a window seat. The pub is vey old and has retained all its character, all exposed stone and wood and is very comfortable. Onto the food, I really enjoyed my lunch, maybe a little too much mustard seed on the roast veg for my taste but it certainly gave them a different taste, Yorkshire pud could have been crispier but on the whole a good Sunday roast lunch. The sausage and mash were beautiful, nice meaty Lincolnshire sausage and creamy herb mash, my partner liking the mustard seed addition to the roasts. Excellent value for money, wonderful location right on the village green, great service, warm welcome, what more can I say. We walked off the food with a lazy wander around the village which is beautiful and then a trip back to Yorkshire but taking time to enjoy the wonderful North Lincolnshire countryside. We are already planning on a return for a weekend break and will be booking into the Inn on the Green again for evening meals.

Walked into The Inn On The Green on a Sunday lunchtime with a view to booking a meal on a later date.The place was quite empty,but judging by the number of reserved tables it wasnt going to be empty for much longer.The smell coming from the kitchen was too good to ignore and we enquired if they could fit two in for a last minute booking.Lucky for us the answer was yes,and we were soon sat at a table for two. With a choice of beef,pork or honey roast ham,i went for the ham and my wife decided on the pork.The plates arrived with the meat,roast potatoes and a huge yorkshire pudding on them,a side dish of veg and a gravy jug soon followed.The veg included roast onions,leeks,broccoli,carrots and cauliflower,plenty for the two of us.It was a lovely meal and beautifully cooked.The meat was gorgeous and the veg cooked exactly to our taste.We decided to share a sweet as we were both reaching our limit pretty fast.The white chocolate wasnt to my wifes taste but that was good news for me.Ho Ho Ho..A word about the beer...I plumped for the Doombar bitter,which was a cool pint with a nice creamy head,my wife tried a locally brewed bottle beer which got the thumbs up from her too.Altogether it was a good dining experience with wholesome food and tasty ales served by pleasant and attentive staff.As for the cost,probably a few pounds more than i would normally pay for a Sunday Roast,and the beer although good,was a little more than i usually pay too.Would that stop me returning if im in the area again?Absolutely not,it was good value for money....See you soon,

Gave it six(!) in the summer but today it turned out well below that standard. One main so poor it was knocked off bill ( rather it had been good but at least some acknowledgement) and four puddings returned for replacement, all done with a good grace. So worth a third try to decide good or poor!

I found this place when I was meeting a friend as she was on her way down the A1. After looking on trip adviser I saw a review that said 'don't go to the Black Bull, go here' (more or less). Now I've never been to the Black Bull but this place served a fantastic Sunday lunch. The decor is exactly what you'd except from a quintessential English pub in a village. Just great. Definitely give it a try

A well presented village pub / restaurant with most staff smiling and attentive. Decent crockery and proper linen. The menu was (imho) a little quirky - some unusual combinations of ingredients which I perceived as uncomplimentary. That said, we ordered the house beefburger and duck breast which were both excellent. I would comment the fries appeared commercial and were served lukewarm. A pity as I'd certainly recommend the burger. Onion rings were extra and came as a huge portion apparently home made, nice batter and piping hot.

Stopped here mid business trip having found it in good pub guide. good range of beer and wine, nice menu, excellent fish and chips and also great local sausages. worth a visit.

Googled somewhere to eat north of Lincoln and this place popped up. About 10 minutes both of Lincoln quaint old building full of character and a delight. Friendly staff soon banished the preconception of a snobby country pub. Seated immediately and chose French Onion Soup and home made bread, came served on a slate- awesome. Lincolnshire sausage Baguette and bbq sauce with handmade French fries served on a board again awesome, sticky toffee pudding with butterscotch and salted caramel ice cream. Coffee and hand made chocolates. Please give yourself a treat. Don't miss out we can't wait to try the evening menu.

Found this place on Google as was looking for some where after we been in to Lincoln. It a charming pub in a lovely village we had lunch must say it was really well presented and was good quality ingredients. Tasted lovely too lady behind bar was helpful and very polite deffo recommend and if you live in Lincoln give it a try as it minutes a way. We we was nearer as use it more well done to all at Inn on the green.

We were staying in the village and the Inn was just over the road - many other visitors recommended the food. We can add our endorsement and say that the staff were delightful in understanding the needs of our friend with Parkinson's. Two of us had a roast dinner - beef, very good. The other dishes were chicken korma and hunter's chicken - both generous and really good.

Came for a big family celebration at this delightful, traditional-style pub/restaurant. We pre-booked from the function menu (very reasonably priced for three courses). Food was fantastic across all three courses: beautifully presented, superb taste, and generously portioned. Despite being a big party, the food came fresh and hot from the kitchen with excellent service. If normal restaurant service and food is as good then we would definitely come again when in the neighbourhood. Close to Lincoln (15-20 minute drive?) and worth a trip out if staying there.

We've eaten here many times before and recently tried the early bird menu. Great food, value and beer. Fantastic pub!

Party of six all absolutely delighted with quality of food and such value! It's a pub in character but a...

I booked quite late on Friday for Sat evening so was pleasantly surprised a table was available

Visitamos el Inn on the Green por primera vez en una noche de sábado, la primera impresión fue que es un acogedor pub tradicional pueblo que algunos dicen es un poco anticuado o no este agregar al encanto del lugar. La comida era de buena calidad y todo casero, el servicio era bueno y el precio medio. Vale la pena una segunda visita en algún momento en el futuro.

Whilst staying at The Old Dairy Barns self catering accomodation opposite we ate at the pub on three occasions. The food is amazing and the staff helpful and professional. The menu offered a good variety and was priced very reasonably for the excellent standard offered.

We visited on Saturday evening, arriving about 630pm. Empty except 2 people sat at the bar, two waitresses & landlord behind the bar. Lots of tables reserved, lots not set, have you a table for 2 we asked, have you booked he asked, no we said, no then he said, looking at his notepad. No apology, nothing, so we left, this is the second time this has happened here, first time was a Sunday, only that time they did eventually seat us after lots of huffing, even though the place was half empty. Food wasn't bad but wasn't memorable, we only returned as we were travelling back home and it was a slight detour and we didn't want to go into Lincoln, we won't bother again, obviously relies on locals & regulars and are just rude to outsiders! Is now advertising a new evening menu, think it would be advisable to say bookings only on it and on the signs outside.

The place appeared very inviting and looked lovely inside, however, I do not rate the service. Both food and drinks are extortionate and you would think that when you are paying a lot for each little thing you would at least get met with good manners. The staff came over very abrupt and as though they felt displeasure in serving me just because I am not a regular. I may not have been a regular customer or a local, but I was a customer and I would have thought that regular or not, every penny counted to them.

We have visited this pub on several occasions, both as a couple and with family, and it rarely disappoints. We love the frequent changes of menu to match seasonal produce and the innovative dishes. It would be useful though, if this could be put on the website. The presentation is very good. The baked cod with chickpea was a favourite. Definitely an enjoyable dining experience which we would recommend, just don't take the last table!

What a great little restaurant in the village of Ingham (Lincoln)The staff are very helpful and nothing is to much trouble We both had the home made soup very niceI had fish and chips very good sizes fishWife had red hill sausage and mash very nice as wellWill go back

Lovely food we did enjoy our meal bear with the landlord we thought he was miserable to start with but he is actually really nice just a quiet fella with not a lot to say, . food came out quickly and was very nice freshly cooked no complaints definitely enjoyed it and will be returning. (if the landlord lets me in after this review)

We actually moved to ingham because it has such a lovely feel compared to some other villages in lincoln and this pub truly is the heart of it. The food is faultless, even on price. I would highly recommend going for Sunday lunch! We love going as a family to play cards and have drinks on a Sunday but similarly it has a wonderful atmosphere on Friday and Saturday if you want to go for evening drinks with a group of friends. The staff are so friendly and helpful! We love it.

High end pub with great service and food. Comfy sofa in the bar. Easy parking. Poor phone coverage inside though!

Nice country pub with a Nice relaxed atmosphere. It's been some time since our visit as I don't use TripAdvisor much but I remember the food being delicious. And a good choice of beverages.Was nice to sit and hat to strangers in the bar. Very welcoming people

Good foodGood staffWell go backNice village setting Good bar with guest beer on tapVery good menu Well done

Great food and very good service on a table near the open fireplace. Good beer at the bar and welcoming atmosphere.

Weekday lunch in mid November. Excellent choice in warm pub. Despite few customers, food was excellent and arrived at a sensible pace. Friendly staff.

We visited on "Bake Off Final" night, and the place was still pleasantly full with a buzz. There is a good range of beer, and it was an excellent pint. The menu is short enough to give you confidence that it is all homemade well, with a wide enough range of courses to satisfy all but the most picky of eaters.The service was very good - you sit with your drinks while looking through the menu, and our order was taken promptly. The food is "local". That is an English theme with contemporary touches. There is a pie of the day (it was Rabbit on our visit) and a choice of fresh soups. I love a starter, but the desserts were tempting, so I chose the breast of duck, with the leg made into spring rolls. This was from the specials. We also had the cod loin.The duck was excellent. It was medium (I can take rare!) but had wonderful flavour. The spring rolls were well seasoned and still "ducky" through the sauce. The sweet and sour onions were not what you think - i wont spoil it, but they were delicious.The cod loin was generously sized, and cooked really well. It was on chickpeas and (I think) a butternut sauce. I didn't get to try it! Both dishes were served with al dente vegetables. Portion size was spot on.The dessert list was great. All looked homemade and were not your usual run of the mill offering. We had the hot and cold cappuccino, and the panna cotta. They were brilliant. They obviously have someone with a real flair for sweet treats which seems such a rarity now. Service throughout was perfect - attentive without being intrusive, and not rushed or flustered.Prices were very good for the quality of the meal. The mains were about £15 each (they ranged from £10ish to £16ish), and the desserts were £5.50 each.We'd be back much more regularly if it was closer!

this is a poor advertisement for Lincolnshire pubs which are normally welcoming and hearty ... This is not, the landlord was completely disinterested, more than happy to talk to his mates at the bar than serve us..Choice is extremely limited and he offered us no children's options..We sat at a table in the "dining area" plastic topped no different than the other tables , it was sticky and unwiped, the food eventually arrived it was uninviting and basic... there are so much better pubs in the area and a complete contrast to the service and food we received in The Dambuster 10 minutes away in Scampton

We decided to try this country pub again after coming here as a young couple 25 years ago, we have happy memories of eating here. I'm afraid it didn't live up to our expectations this time, service slow but I think that's because everything is cooked fresh when Ordered, what we ordered looked nice on the plate but nothing tasted great needed more seasoning and flavour.We both ordered a pudding which sounded really nice but my carrot cake (deconstructed) was the worst pudding I've ever had! I'm sure puddings are meant to be sweet arn't they ? Sorry to give such a poor review but I felt very disappointed.

We enjoyed excellent food on our recent Saturday night visit to this local pub restaurant. However, service was very slow and although we were informed that our food would take a little while to arrive I do think they need to employ more kitchen staff or take a few less bookings as it is best not to keep people waiting too long.

Mediocre food at best, poorly seasoned & having ordered at 8:05, meals didn't arrive until 9:00. The waitress explained the delay as being due to new potatoes not being ready- ridiculous as they take minutes! She did offer us a complimentary drink to compensate for the delay . When the problematic potatoes did arrive they too were unseasoned, no butter, salt or pepper. My husband had fish & his chips tasted like oven chips , his peas were wet in a little dish, again no seasoning. The desert was sticky toffee pudding, it tasted burnt & I couldn't eat it. The restaurant was very quiet, just us and another couple so you couldn't even explain this as being due to them being rushed off their feet! Such a shame as this place was recommended to us & the reviews on trip adviser are good .

We booked a table for Friday evening at 7.30 expecting it to be busy, but we would probably have gotten in anyway. We chose from the specials board and were delighted by the standard of the food in terms of taste and presentation. I had the pork belly and black pudding. The pork was perfectly cooked and melted in the mouth and the black pudding was moist and very tasty. My wife had the salmon, which she really enjoyed. We finished with the cheeseboard, which was ample and nicely varied.The atmosphere was pleasant and quiet and the staff efficient and friendly. Being used to Southern UK prices I was also pleasantly surprised by the price.Highly recommended.

My partner and I have been here on several occasions and absolutely love it! The first time we came we had carvery and it was so lovely and fantastic value for money. The desserts are incredible and the customer service is very good indeed. We have been here and eaten off the main menu too which has always been excellent. The way the food is presented and the value for money along with a lovely family country pub environment makes this a lovely place to eat. We have to travel about 40 mins to eat here but it is worth it each and every time. We will continue to eat here - cannot fault it!

Well what can I say we were in lincoln stopping at a local B&B see my review seperate. This delightful place had been recommended we got a taxi to the inn outside I thought what the hell. We ventured in and thought it isn't to bad anyway we ordered and then it came the food was excellent a very wide choice not just the usual pub grub. The inn also had lots of varied alcohol including specialist gin,including tried a local brew called freedom lager what a great pint I had 3 it was that good, finished with one of the many whisky on offer this lovely jewel was delight and by the way we went by taxi worth the 11 quid each way haha the the meal and drinks were only 55 quid a bargin for 2 meals a sweet and our drinks so inexpensive if I am in the area again I will certainly visit again Great food Chef.

A few years since last I ate here. Decided to give it a go. Arrived only a few eating here rather disappointing however made our choices. The starters are unusual but very good the mains are limited in choice but there are specials prices very fair and the food we were served was very good hot and plentiful. Give the place a go

On our way to Scotland with friends and met them here. A great village pub and food and service were good. We'll be visiting on the way back.

There was a large group of us but the pub was happy to take the booking. They thought carefully about seating and made us feel very welcome. The menu is not extensive as it is all home cooked. However, there is a good range of things so that there is something that appeals to everyone. We went on a Sunday and the menu offered very good deals for 2 or 3 course meals. Portion sizes were good so that it meant we all had plenty of room for 2 courses. Staff wre very helpful and carefully checked all dietry requirements. We will certainly visit here again.

We love to go here on special occasions, it's close to home, lovely atmosphere, attentive, friendly, efficient owners and staff plus fabulous food every time. We again visited on Friday evening 15 April to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary, the food was as always - delicious. Our evening was made extra special by being treated to a glass of bubbly each and a dish of homemade chocolates to help us celebrate. Thanks to Sarah and staff - very much appreciated.

We have visited twice in the past few months, once for the Valentine's Day set menu and more recently for my birthday. We had a bad experience here years ago when it was under different management so were a bit wary of revisiting but I can honestly say that we shouldn't have been. The food is superb and the service is very good. The spacing of bookings for the Valentine's menu meant that although the room was full by the end of the night, everybody was being attended to and there weren't long gaps between courses. When we went for my birthday there weren't many people in but the food was very impressive and we were both stuffed after a starter and main. We'll definitely be going back and we've already told friends and family how good it is.