The Nags Head in South Kesteven - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

My wife and I caught the bus into Bourne from Thurlby last Sunday and on spec called into the Nags Head for Sunday lunch. It was relatively quiet and we were quite easily able to get a table for two. We went for the two courses lunch option (I forget the cost but it was very reasonable). I had roast pork and my wife the beef. It was a very pleasant meal with plenty of nicely cooked veg and gravy. Couple of nice desserts to complete things and the odd glass of wine for accompaniment. Very attentive and friendly service too. Would recommend for a pleasant and relaxed Sunday lunch.

An exceptional gem which you need to try. After a long day shopping at Springfields in Spalding we drove to Bourne and found the Nags Head by chance. Parking is over the road but frankly worth the slight walk. Exceptionally friendly staff and the young guy who served us was very professional and a credit. Food was not just excellent but exceptionally good. Really 6*. My Sunday roast had freshly cooked veg proper gravy and proper home made Yorkshire and roasties. My partner's chilli was the best he has tasted in a while and he is a chef by trade. Obviously cooked by a chef who had a passion for his food.

The Nags head is a wonderful pub in the town centre. It is one of the few that has survived the troubles to the industry in recent years smoking ban, Covid, cost of living etc. yet managed to stay true to itself and maintained its community, friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The staff are welcoming, professional, friendly and attentive. Open planned, good seating and decorated to a good standard. It is always clean and tidy, boasts a well maintained intimate courtyard for outside dining/drinking, also a raised dining area that is utilised as a stage area for events. The food is of a high standard and portions are plentiful. Quick service and a varied menu. Highly recommend for weekday lunch, Sunday dinner or drinks in the evenings with regular entertainment provided.

We came for breakfast and it was lovely hot good quality produce and so tasty. Love it in here and we had the lovely Michelle serving us, such a lovely lady x

We went for a Sunday dinner and ordered the Woodland Chicken. The dish lacked flavor (even the mushroom sauce was bland) and the chicken was overdone/tough... could hardly cut it with a knife. The vegetables were all overcooked, too. No atmosphere to speak of. Good, friendly service though.

Really lovely friendly pub, thank you Chris for my Stilton sauce, and thank you macy for making us feel welcome. Great lil pub.. thank you xx

Great local pub! Really good Sunday roast. Excellent value for 2 or 3 courses. My husbands family was visiting and so we all tried the Sunday roast. The bar staff are always very friendly and courteous. The food including starters and dessert were really tasty and great value. Will definitely come again. One of the best pubs in town, we need to support our local now Wetherspoons is in town.

We come here alot and love this pub in the heart of Bourne. The staff are very friendly especially Michelle and the food is always lovely and fresh and hot thanks Chris. We will be back many times I'm sure x

Absolutely brilliant night with the drag queen, food and glass of fizz included in the ticket well worth it

visited this place every Saturday with friends prior to Covid. Friends have great difficulty walking on uneven surfaces when accessing the toilets, so had to change venue Pity because the breakfast is tops. However, if you are a serving member of HM forces or a Veteran of any of the Armed Services call in on a Saturday morning and you will be able to drag up a sandbag,, have a good banter, and a well-prepared breakfast.. Company is not bad either :)

Real Ales and the all of the staff are really friendly. If you like real ales try it, pretty patio garden out the back.

We had a lovely Sunday lunch here after popping in at short notice and asking if they could accommodate us. Excellent food and friendly service. Recommended

This is the best place for home cooked food in Bourne . The chef is amazing everything is cooked to a high standard Always a warm welcome

as i say a first for me hear and i review how we find them on the day we are there we was shown to a table and given menus and found that it is a very nice clean place well set out and the staff we found was ok we had a short wait for our meal and it was all cooked fresh and still nice and hot

Popped in on the off chance as a treat/break from painting etc at home. Having recently been to the local chain restaurant and being disappointed, we returned to friendly faces and being shown quickly to a table. The food came out in an acceptable time and both meals were consistent in appearance, portion size and taste and quality. This is not the cheapest Sunday Lunch around, but represents great quality. We never mind paying for quality, but feel cheated when we pay top dollar and are served with 'run of the mill' mediocre food. Highly recommend this establishment and would suggest booking at lunch time, but for a quieter experience, arrive at 4pm onwards. Well done to all the team, we will be back!

Another excellent family meal out. This really is an underused, under appreciated place. The usual local ‘competition’ is either really good or really bad, it’s a true 50/50. The Nags however, is always really good. It may not be BOGOF, but the service is always excellent, the staff always genuinely happy, and the food not reheated in a microwave.

We had our annual Christmas dinner here on Saturday, absolutely fantastic, food was hot, tasty, well cooked and plenty of it. I believe the Chef had only been there 5 weeks, top job. Staff were fantastic and very attentive, a massive thank you from Bourne Veterans 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Just had a vegetarian roast which was delicious, veg was cooked perfectly and good choice. We haven't visited the Nhags for a couple of years and after our experience today we are now planning our next visit. It's not easy to find good places to eat for vegetarians so well done

A prebooked double birthday meal with 12 people. The Nags is underrated and underused, which is a shame as it’s well placed, the food is good standard pub grub, and the staff are fantastic, way better than at The Sugar Mill of late. We’ll be going more often.

Nice place staff very friendly and helpful. Good my starter was lovely main was amazing had chicken bites then hunters chicken beautiful my girlfriend had lasagna didn’t care for it too much looked a bit dry and wasn’t overly tasty. Deserts I had cheesecake and it was good mrs had crumble was ok . A bit expensive for what it is pub grub but not too bad.

This place really is a gem - it offers some really tasty home cooked food at very competitive prices.

Popped into Bourne for the first time today looking for a nice place to have some lunch and found this little gem.Staff were very friendly and welcoming and the food was AMAZING.I had the home made lasagne and my mum had the cod and chips (best cod she has ever had)Both meals were exceptional, lovely and freshly cooked.As the main course was so good it seemed rude to not try a desert, I had the home made toffee cheese cake with ice cream all I can say is phenomenal.My mum has the fruit pavlova which she says was delicious.I can not say one bad thing about this visit and highly recommend anyone who’s hungry to dine here.Will certainly return to sample more from this menu.

Awesome, food was hot and tasty , plenty of it and staff were fantastic, well done all. Can highly recommend this fora group dinner

Cannot fault this food at all . Portions are amazing and great value for money . Bar staff are very friendly . This pub doesn’t get the custom it deserves better than sugar mill anyday

Visited just for a light bite. Unfortunately no baguettes. We felt that it was a little expensive for what it is. Some of the light bites at £8 are over priced ie very small steak & chips is a disappointment, £6-75 would seem a more reasonable price. The food is quite good pub grub and the service is fine but they will have up their competitive edge if and when Wetherspoons open in town.

Food good staff friendly a lot better than my last visit well worth a visit keep up the good work wild definitely call again

We popped in for a light lunch. It was not very busy, probably because we arrived at about 1.45, after the main lunchtime rush. We were asked to chose a table, which was a pleasant change rather than being shown to a specific table, which can be the case in a lot of establishments. The lady came over very quickly and gave us the menus as well as taking our drinks order. The drinks were delivered promptly. We ordered our food which was also delivered quickly and was very hot, having been freshly prepared. being on a special diet at the moment, I chose the vegetarian dish of broccoli and Brie. The waitress explained that the dish came with potatoes on the top and vegetables and new potatoes. As I am not allowed potatoes, I asked to have the dish with no potato topping and no potatoes, but asked if I could have extra veg instead. This was not a problem I was told. My friend chose the burger, with no amendments to what was on the menu. When the food arrived, I was somewhat disappointed, because although the broccoli/cheese was tasty, the veg dish was very limited. It included 14 slices of carrot and a spoonful of peas, plus half a tomato, which seemed out of place. However, if that was classed as "extra" vegetables, I could only help but wonder what the offering would have been has I just had the "normal" portion. My friend said that the burger was "alright, but nothing special". All in all, although the service was good and the staff member was very friendly, we were disappointed with the food. Maybe we'll not visit this place again. In addition, the gents' toilets had one cubicle, which I used, but the door lock was broken, so I had to keep my foot against the door. Not a good thing I'm afraid. I did report this to the barmaid who didn't know that this was the case and she would "pass on the information". I am tempted to return again in a week or so, just to use the toilet to see if anything has been done about it. Rather too expensive for what we had to eat.

Have been today with my wife and two friends and despite poor reviews; admittedly some time ago; and before new chef installed; found the food excellent today, St Patricks Day,17 March 2018. Food as good as you get in the Emerald Isle, and that's says everything. The surroundings were also fine, and we will be back.

Visited one lunchtime. Ordered granary sandwiches and was told the bread was actually bloomer bread instead which we were more than happy with. What was served was the worst food ever. Standard brown bread with warm chilli chicken - it was actually disgusting!

Excellent service, great food. Great price too, £20 for two steaks and a bottle of wine!!! This is well worth a visit, better than smiths!

Visited Sunday evening with family. Was made aware at booking the roasts would be finished at that time. 7 of us had great food and great service. The nags is back to its best. Well done all. We will be back regularly again

Mrs Mac and I enjoyed a delicious dinner of Lasagne, Salad and Slaw,as well as Chicken, bacon, cheese and sauce with chips and salad. The helpings were so huge we could not manage any dessert. A shame as there were several good choices on offer. Service was brisk and efficient.

From the street The Nags Head looks nothing special but once inside you will find a well furnished, well run establishment with a comfortable friendly relaxing feel to it.

We visit most Thursdays for coffee and scones, good service and friendly staff highly recommended. Ideal for lunch too.

Staff were lovely and friendly, but that is where the good news ends. I only returned to eat here as I heard it had new people running it, and it had improved, how wrong I was. It was appalling. Never again!!

Very mixed. Quality of the food was shocking, very poor. Some meals over cooked, some were cold. Very over priced....

£20 for a bottle of wine and two steaks, very reasonable you say. Well, we ordered our meal and 50 minutes later it arrived! We ordered the steak Medium to well.My Husband ordered Americano, which arrived with a bacon and cheese topping and a very overcooked, almost impossible to chew steak. Mine arrived and only way to describe it is "Cremated". I had to send it back. Waitress, after me asking then took the rest of my meal away to keep warm. My husband decided to plod on with his, he had finished his meal when mine arrived. All in all a very disappointing meal. The pub lacks atmosphere and was not busy.

Just average quality pub food, BUT huge portions. Definitely a place for those with a large appetite. Drinks charges are very good value.

Fit cantidad para un niño en los postres, pan duro y un precio que no encajan en la calidad. He estado en otros establecimientos en la zona y han conseguido más por nuestro dinero.

We found ourselves hungry and needing a meal so gave the nags head a try. Wish we hadn't bothered, the only vegetarian option which wasn't frozen was the omlette which was at least edible. We will not be visiting again and would recommend other vegetarians to avoid

Have used the Nags a couple of times and must say that the food "okay" its a pay for what you get type of restaurant. Would use for a quick meal in the week.

Went with my mum for a meal. I had fish and chips, mum had gammon. Lovely comfort food. Cooked to perfection. Waitress very friendly and helpful. Couldn't fault anything about my lunch at the nags.

Ate early so a lot some youngsters running around and enjoying themselves, but food was very good and excellent value. If dining later there is a much quieter atmosphere

poor service food piled on small plate tough steak over cooked chicken ceasar salad rubbish coleslaw beetroot mixed lettuce leaves should be romane lettuce no parmisan cheese ,going downhill fast ,never as enough staff to cope then again the amount of custom the pub as lost not suprised ,also beer not kept well

We have just come back from a 3 night Christmas break here. The food and service was second to none. The room although small was clean and bed comfortable. I'm just glad me and hubby are both vertically challenged!!!.The staff were brilliant and nothing was too much trouble. Were hoping to go back next year. Well done The William Cecil.

The outside of the Nag's Head appears rather small and drab which belies the fact that the interior is splendid ! Very nicely furnished most of the tables are given over to diners with a small area for those who only require a drink. The menu comprises what could be called 'pub' food.Excellent Fish and Chips and excellent steaks and Grills. Service was very polite, well mannered and extremely efficient. A good range of drinks will satisfy the most discerning drinkers.Very well patronised for a Tuesday lunch !We would go back !

Went to the Nags Head tonight for tea. Had an amazing stake from their grill night menu, which was only 2 for £16! Massive portions and even came with different sauces. Deserts were homemade the cheese cake was to die for! Staff where also very attentive. A loverly traditional town pub!

Found light lunches hard to pick and there is not much in the way of sandwich options .I had jacket potato beans and cheese with a coke £7!Whereas if you have a sandwich you can get a drink for £1Bring back the chicken and stuffing sandwich !! Used to always have that :) Nice and clean pub though .Friendly staff .

Excellent service good atmosphere value for money free carpark recaemend to all family and friends best venue in bourne

I booked a table for 6/7, which there was no problem with. However there was no clear indication of what was Gluten free on the menu which was a must for one of my party. The pizzas were undercooked and served with chips not fries and a very sad salad. Not what I had expected from hearing such good reviews before.

Well what can I say. We have been here for food and few times and usually it's as it says on the tin. So usually quite okay with that. But on the 13th the food was disappointing and truely not good.I would have reported in here sooner but was away next day.Very disappointing! !!

Chanced upon the upstairs rooms of this pub-with-pretensions-to-be-a-club. Met by a doorman with a sense of humour by- pass. He was protecting a wannabe space which thinks it's a nightclub. The locals seem to think it is - though probably they have no other choice. It's a bar above a pub. Get over it.

we discovered the Late Bar after a fun evening at the Corn Exchange....this part of the pub opens until 3am at weekends.Good mixed crowd. Complemented by our gang in Black Tie. Comical.

There was 8 of us. 4 had gammon which was far to fatty, 1 diner had tomato soup which which had chunks of meat... the diner thinks it was bacon in it, didnt even taste like tomato, another diner had lasagne which was all shrivelled up as if it had been put in a microwave for too long. The chicken and cheese burrito only had about 3 tiny pieces of chicken in it and my steak was nothing to shout about. We was then offered the dessert menu.... nothing took anyone's fancy because of disappointing mains. The remarks were made to waiter and waitress but it fell on deaf ears.

Was staying in Bourne for the weekend and had a lovely meal at the Nags Head. They accommodated our young daughter with a decent high chair and not one of those god damn awful wooden things! Service was great although I did ask for a bottle of wine but then only got offered it by the glass. Food was piping hot and very yummy. Thought the food was a tiny bit on the expensive side for what was being offered on the menu but overall was very happy with the quality and quantity and would happily eat here again if we are ever in the area

We travelled to Bourne and asked a local Gent where to eat he recommended The Nags Head ! He was not wrong the meals were excellent well worth the visit if your in the area !

Had a lovely steak salad which was served with new potatoes, homemade coleslaw, and plenty of greenery. There were no other diners there when we arrived, and service was very quick and staff were pleasant. Decor is nice, fresh and modern. Would eat ther again on next visit to Bourne.

Have not been here since revamp but liked it a lot- food was nice- pleasant staff-plenty of parking nearby( free)- great improvement all around-prices about right for the area-worth a visit.

The food was not expensive. Unfortunately, it was not very good either. We left approximately half of ours. The chips were described as homemade on the menu, but were clearly frozen. Service was polite, but slow. We won't return.

After not visiting the Nags for a while, booked a table on recomendation of a friend ? Midweek and ,midevening the place was nearly empty. The new menu not inspiring,the prices inflated and not justified in the quality of the meals.[ bring back 2 for 1 steaks] The only upside is the very pleasant wait staff.Has the revamp failed

Ok food but not great. Probably more of a wet led pub. Wouldn't make a reservation here for dinner but would go back for a pint on occasions. Seemed like it had a strong local following.

I've come here with friends for some years now and it's always been hit and miss. But this is definitely the last straw! The cost of the food is ridiculous for the food that was provided. I chose a pork bap that looked disgusting ! Please see the photo. I can't actually believe this pub is still running with this quality of food!

We have just been to this restaurant tonight. Very impressed by the staff, surroundings, menu and food. The service was very good. My husband had Rib eye steak and I had smokey brisket of beef. Food piping hot and freshly cooked. We both cleared our plates.Excellent meal

Finally there is great pub food in Bourne itself, and it is also affordable. The new chef and his team have got it right in the choice offered and the attention and detail in cooking and presentation. It is evident that the ingredients are fresh and meals are cooked to order. The team are very accommodating for dietary requirements, and service was friendly and welcoming. Will definitely go back.

We hadn't eaten in the Nags for many years, but when we heard that the chef from the White Horse had started working there, we thought we'd give it a try! And we were both very impressed! The chef was kind enough to cook something different for my vegetarian wife and she really enjoyed it. My lamb with potato cake was lovely and the desserts amazing. Good to see that Bourne has a really good eating pub at last! The food in here is better than The White Horse, The Six Bells and The Wicked Witch! Let's hope it get's supported by the Bourne people!

Had a great meal Saturday evening from the smoked menu went back for Sunday lunch which was also excellent the thing that makes this place stand out is the friendly attentive service from the young staff team.wish other restaurants could see how its done tentative service from the young staff team

I visited the nags head Friday evening for a meal with 5 friends, the service was very good and we was made to feel welcome and the staff made sure we had every thing we needed. The food was amazing I had the mushrooms on toast to start, steak for main and the chips were very nice, panacotte for pudding which came with 2 homemade shortbread biscuits which just melted in your mouth. We will definitely be visiting again.

If you haven't been here for a while or ever, please try it! The food is excellent along with the service. We visited on Saturday night and although busy they found us a table. From the starters, we chose garlic mushrooms on brioche and the chicken strips, to the mains pulled pork served with sweet potato chips and braised brisket of beef in an orange red wine and garlic served with herb mash, to the sweets (oh my word!), stem ginger treacle sponge and homemade honeycomb cheesecake with white chocolate sauce, we couldn't fault it! Beautiful food well worth a visit!

I've been to this place many many times over the years and have always liked it and thought generally that it was good quality for the price. The place has now recently made some changes, mainly to the menu, and i believe they also have a new head chef. We went there for Sunday lunch today and all I can say is WOW! The quality of the food and cooking is 100% improvement. The menu has been reduced and now offers a well chosen selection of traditional and seasonal dishes. There are also some subtle but effective changes such as less tables and a new logo on place mats etc. I had the roast topside of beef which was melt in the mouth delicious. The roast potatoes and vegetables etc were also delicious and cooked and presented well on the plate. I also enjoyed the honeycomb cheesecake, which looked homemade. The prices have increased a bit but well worth the extra spend. Well done Nags head!

Took my family including 3 under 10 for late Sunday lunch. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Relaxed atmosphere and no rush to move us on once we sat down. Food was terrific. ...roast with the trimmings and desert was great....home made and hot! Beer selection was great and well kept. Definitely will make a return trip and would recommend as a family friendly venue given the good kids menu.

We went for a hen party meal. Fantastic food all freshly prepared and was a delight to be there. Nothing too much trouble, all small sample foods offered and then order as much as you wanted and for a very reasonable price. Worked out to under fifteen pounds including a coffee. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Would thoroughly recommend. If you ring Richard beforehand, he will do everything in his power to make your meal a wonderful experience. Many thanks.

Wow massive improvement. Great menu and more than happy to pay the Nags new prices which are very competitive in the food industry. Served 15 of us at one time for a Hen Party, the service was efficient and attentive. We were all given hot plates, our drinks replenished and glasses cleared as expected. The chef visited the table and offered our party a sample buffet of the new menu so we could try out the new dishes (this was a fantastic idea, I love sharing dishes which added to a great atmosphere). My favourite was the Beef Brisket which was succulent and flavoursome. I've had a very similar dish at Bills restaurant in London lately and paid much more for it and the Nags tasted better!! Will definitely be going back soon. Well Done to the Nags.

I was taken here for my Hen night meal. I can highly recommend the delicious, reasonably priced food. The menu had something for everyone - including gluten free and vegan options. The waiter was very attentive and the restaurant itself had a wonderful atmosphere. All staff were polite, friendly and helpful, a great meal guaranted.

Went today for Sunday dinner, we were used to the old menu so this was a first time for the new menu, but what can I say it was absolutely fantastic, the Sunday dinner did not disappoint! It was as good as if not more flavoursome than some of the more pricy restaurants that serve Sunday dinner locally and very reasonably priced.... All in all will be visiting again very soon.

The Nag's Head has gone upmarket since we last came here - more limited choice (and no obvious choice for a vegetarian (me) but the chef was more than willing to do something different; pricier but better quality food. Not as busy as it's been in the past with the 2 for 1 deals but a comfortable and friendly ambience. 4 of us went for 4 different starters - clean plates all round (I suggested a bit of salad garnish would make my cream mushrooms on toasted brioche (sour dough might have been better?) look more appetising (and less beige) and a small bowl of brightly coloured salad arrived almost before I stopped speaking; 3 roast dinners (beef was pink without having to ask; yorkshires were huge!) and a thai style veggie curry (prepared without the fish sauce) - clean plates all round. And no, we couldn't manage pud!We liked the idea of 3 different real ales in 1/3 pint glasses served on a small wooden tray - yes, we've seen it before but the first time in Bourne.We'll be back!

If you want an expensive night out go to The Nag's in Bourne. Most expensive night out with the girls for a very long time and still feeling hungry. Cost was £118 for 5 people with 2 drinks each and 5 mains and 4 desserts. Portion size small but it was tasty What is described on menu is what you get. Very tight on vegetables. Been going for over 13 years. Under new management and have a new chef but catering for the wrong market now. Sorry to say wont be going again.

Been going here for meals with my Mother-in-Law and family for many years and the quality of the food has been getting slowly worse over time. Today's was the worst!! Over-priced, cold and a really poor menu for vegetarians and children plus waited nearly an hour to be served cold food on hot plates!!. We only stayed because we didn't want to spoil Mothers Day treat but definitely looking for somewhere else convenient to Bourne to go in the future

Service ok food burger awful stroganoff mushrooms whole not cooked chips ok not been for along time not going again too much Mayo on chicken

Great prices,excellent service & Quality food. Guinness good quality also great family friendly atmosphere highly recommend.

I have eaten at the Nags many times before. We had on this occasion the 2 for 18. The food was good but not for the price. It said salad but I don't call a few leaves and coleslaw salad. I think they chief needs to rethink the selection sizes. Friend staff as usual. Would I go back again in the next weeks. No. Needs to look at the local village pub food for advice two miles up the road for value and quality.

Been here a few times now and have been suitably impressed with the quality of the food. Don't be fooled by the pubs exterior, it is much better inside and the food is even better. The staff are friendly and helpful. On one visit, a new waitress had started and the staff were a little distracted, but am pleased to say that on the last visit, everything was spot on. Do give this place a try, it is worth it.

Our party of five was made very welcome when we visited The Nags Head for Sunday lunch. There was a wide variety of steaks, roasts, ribs, pies and vegetarian options on the menu with a dedicated menu for younger children. The ice-cream sundaes looked impressive but the ice cream was not premium/luxury. The meal was reasonably priced and the staff were attentive. Thank-you.

The floor was sticky, we ordered a drink and the glass had lipstick on it, asked for a replacement glass and it had long hair stuck to side, the staff was uninterested in customers snd had no knowledge of the food they were serving, when asked what was in the spring rolls, waitress said "don't know" when I asked if it was vegetarian, duck or chicken she replied "chicken I fink", tables were not cleared of empty glasses, bathroom hygiene was very poor, no soap in the two dispensers, when I braved to go to the bar for the second time, waitresses noticed me but still let me wait for 5 minutes before coming over to serve, food was average, will not be returning and would not recommend

I'd like to start by saying well done to the staff at the nags head! Always friendly always polite.....Food I'd have to say it's a bit of hit and miss there is no consistency....shame as it is.... Considering there are alot of pubs serving food I would recommend the nags if your wanting a gastro type food.... With a little twist....Prices are fair I'd say and deals are good I wouldn't recommend the Xmas fayre personally as we found the food limited for the price and the traditional had gone out the window.....I even recall a burger menu being handed out! And given the price at Christmas you would expect that little something extra.... Something to make you want to come back unfortunately on that occasion I wouldn't go back and thats a shame as we're limited in Bourne....The chef you will only see walking past.... A good chef should always interact and I've never found he has....Although you will find a suggestion card on the table I'm not sure any have been used or read.... All in all I found it clean.... And somewhere you may stop for a drink with friends or a catch up for lunch on occasion but not somewhere I'd recommend at first thought which is a shame as it would be nice to see the traditional pub come back with traditional home made foods

Went for lunch with friends was very busy only waited a short while for a table we had starters and a main each the food was great and came pretty quick staff were very friendly

Friendly staff, decent food, quick service which is what we needed as short on time. Would definitely go back.

Really enjoyed the food here, staff were friendly and accommodating for a fussy child eater with us. Generous well priced food - couldn't even contemplate a dessert even though the menu had many appealing options

Oh dear!! Where to start?! The staff were among the worst I've ever come across!! Rude, obnoxious, unfriendly to name just a few of their flaws!The food was mediocre and overpriced but that would have been bearable if it wasn't for the staff. Customer service training is well overdue!!

just your small town pub grub type food.....nothing special, the venue is not bad,the bar service was ok also,we can't make up our minds if it is better or worse than The Sugarmill,but I guess we will go again at some stage,just your average pub.

As we were going out on the following night we wanted somewhere cheap, (well 'ish, where is cheap,) and cheerful for a meal so decided to give the Nags a go. Good choice, easy parking options, pleasant waitresses, varied menu which included offers and well cooked food. Will definitely return.

Came for a meal out with my family for a special occasion. The food was merger and average and the "waitress" (if you can call her that) was rude, obnoxious and spent too much time flirting with men at the bar than serving tables, when she did serve she spilled the drinks, and got orders wrong, the floor looked like it hadnt been cleaned in a while as did the glasses the drinks were served in, plus they had a really funny taste, luckily my daughter had the best meal out of us all, as she was eating food i had bought with me. Won't be seeing me again anytime soon.!

Great home cooked pub food. Great friendly service made very welcome. Recommend you give the Nags Head a go you will not be disappointed, in fact my wife and I will be having our Xmas dinner in the Nags its that good.

Average pub grub at reasonable prices despite price hike of 2 for 1 steaks ect. Service can be slow at times,but nicely served by polite & professional waitresses. Could do with some new seats at some tables as bottoms falling out of some

We visited The Nags Head as it was close to The Corn Exchange, we were attending a meeting. The pub isn't much too look at from the outside but was pleasantly surprised when we went inside. It's nice and spacious without over crowding. The pub was clean and so were the toilets. We got served and got our meals fairly quickly. The meat on the plate was very generous and being four of us felt we had a little too much. The fresh veg was served seperately and again enough for four people. Dessert - we were let down a little, we had to wait quite a while and getting pressed for time, because of the meeting we were attending, had to wait too long. We then had to rush through a little so didn't enjoy it quite the same. If we hadn't been attending a meeting then it wouldn't have mattered. Otherwise, very nice, would go back, and reasonably priced for a Sunday lunch.

We only decided late to go out for a meal, was tossed between the nags and the sugar mill, the sugar mill is usually over run with kids so we chose the nags, have not been for a long time, think it's changed hands a few times since. Got there to find out it was steak night, and I had an Americana Ribeye, which was stacked with bacon and melted cheese. Also had a side of scampi, which was an extra £3. Definitely worth paying the £15.95, sadly no one else wanted steak with me as I believe it was 2 for £18. It was the best steak I have had in a long time which is very surprising as I work in an American ranch house with a mabrasa oven! Service was good! But they do a loyalty card, which states if you spend over £10 you get a stamp, and we spent £51 so if we had split the bill and all paid seperatly we would have all got a stamp therefore 5 in total? But as I paid for it all I only got 1 stamp? Or at least that's what I was told by the waitress... Maybe the card need a T and C's on the back or it needs re wording??? But other than that, all the food was amazing and cooked to order which is always nice!

A good local pub restaurant, helpful staff, good menu and very reasonably priced, would suit everyone, and all budgets.

Called in looking for something different and found it. The menu has an excellent choice to suite all tastes and budgets.The food was freshly cooked and was very tasty. The staff could not do enough for you and the service was friendly and always included a real smile.

I very rarely write a review on Tripadvisor, however I do always read the reviews, we have just visited The Nags Head in Bourne, my second time in two weeks. It's a local pub which we have not eaten in for many years. Well I didn't know what we were missing, the food and service was outstanding, the staff were so attentive, something which has been lacking in some of the most popular pubs in Bourne, well this has now changed, I highly recommend a visit.

We love the food at this pub we visit regular with friends family or just the 2 of us! Love the fact that everything is fresh and homemade! And the Sunday dinners are the best around we think. And my favourite by far are the cheesecakes. Staff are always welcoming and helpful

nothing flash or fancy but the food is always of a good standard and you can't argue with the prices. The staff are always very friendly and helpful.