The New Inn in West Lindsey

Great well presented and tasty food, in a bar that had a nice vibe and atmosphere. Really nice staff great service, very happy with the New inn.

We went for Sunday lunch, first time, staff lovely, restaurant pleasant , food absolutely spot on, clearly they have a real fire in cold weather

Brilliant find after searching close to Cadwell Park for BSB weekend. Staff at New Inn were very welcoming and the grounds/building were very nicely presented. We opted for continental breakfast, full English is extra. Breakfast was nice, but always a bonus if full English included. Fab base if your looking to explore Lincolnshire.

lovely room with fabulous bedding. Very pleasant trained staff who went out of their way to accommodate us. Thanks The New Inn x

Excellent service. 4 of us had the mains and one of us had the starter and side dish of garlic mushrooms( good amount but very salty). We all thought the food was a bit overpriced for the area. Wine n other drinks were priced reasonably

Came to the New Inn for a belated Father’s Day meal with family and friends and our first visit,travelling from Chesterfield.The staff and food was excellent and the place made us feel welcome so we will all be back again

Lovely pub, staff were very friendly and helpful. We had Sunday lunch and would very much recommend the food 10/10 Also value for money. The desserts were delicious too.

we live fairly local to the New Inn and have visited occasionally for either food or just drinks. We are yet to come away with a positive outcome. However, thought we'd give it another go for drinks Saturday 29th June as it was a nice sunny day and we could sit in the overgrown garden. The main bar had a small group of people there and whilst waiting to be served (by a lovely young lady) the group were very loud and there was a lot of swearing for no particular reason. I took the drinks outside. Decided to have another drink and the bar now had a few more people so there was much bellowing and constant f'ing and worse from some men and women. One guy was off his head and being obnoxious. One of the pub's managers was in the lounge area but did nothing to stop this outrageous behaviour. Outside were a similar group with children but again the language was foul. Until the place is run by proper management who know how to operate a public facility we will not be going back.

Dreadfully slow service, waited for ages whilst locals queue jumped. Gave up being ignored and went elsewhere. Not going back

Clean and comfortable. Food was very tasty. Staff were friendly and approachable. Stayed 2 nights and really enjoyed ourselves. Highly recommended

Lunch for 3, August 2 2023 We ate a starter and main each at our first visit here. The surroundings have much of the reassuringly traditional with small, quirky elements of artwork and artefacts to entertain the inquisitive. Anyone interested in history – particularly political history – could spend more than a few hours fuelled by one bookshelf alone. Dec looked after us at a quiet service with just one other family of diners. He is friendly, efficient and able to react intelligently to guest’s needs. The pedigree of lead chefs Slawek and Alex suggests that you will be offered food which is thoughtfully devised and better executed than many country pub restaurants can manage. That promise was fulfilled in most of the dishes we tried. Seasonal ingredients have their flavours and textures brought to the fore. Great ingredient combinations work really well with properly developed sauces where necessary. This made ‘eye-off-the-ball’ inconsistencies all the more noticeable. A terrific lamb sauce was let down by a loin taken too far in the cooking. Two risottos – one rice, and one pearl barley – were both disappointingly bland and under-seasoned. Don’t let that put you off. Average will have to be my current judgement but 'very good' is obviously not far away. We are already booked again. There are more than enough good things on offer at The New Inn for anyone else to reserve their own table.

I heard about this place about a year ago but didn’t get the chance to go until recently. The rooms are beautiful and the food is incredible. I’ve been dreaming about the cauliflower croquette since I had it. Great breakfast, the eggs Benedict is the best I’ve ever had. We’re going back later in September and I can’t wait

Lovely food and great staff, traditional old style pub that we love, service could be a little faster but generally good!!!

I have four criteria when staying somewhere new - a warm welcome, good food, clean rooms and decent toilet paper! I am pleased to say that my stay at The New Inn passed all four with flying colours. All the staff were friendly and helpful. A special mention to Mel, Alex did a wonderful job in the kitchen and we thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The bedrooms were spacious and the beds comfortable. As for the loo roll, say no more!! We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend it for a relaxing trip.

Really beautiful venue . Understated luxury. Friendly staff and great food. I’m a vegetarian and the food was excellent. My friends are meaty and they equally enjoyed their meals . Good choice of craft ales and wines

We were on en route and this looked like a good place to stop for lunch. The welcome and friendliness of the welcome was excellent. The "light bite" menu was short, and everything was freshly prepared. This meant that it was not that quick. That said, it was definitely worth the wait. If passing, would we stop again, absolutely.

We needed a place to stay after our home was flooded. Alex and Nathan very kindly took us in and even though they were closed on Xmas day, Alex brought us an excellent dinner. We won't forget how kind everyone was.

Booked as two couples for Sunday lunch, extremely small portions, very undercooked anaemic roast potatoes and veg, chicken was dry and had a peculiar gamey flavour, accompanied by an egg cup sized portion of gravy and £3 if you required more. Seemed like an unsuccessful attempt at posh nosh without the skills, quality or flavours required to pull it off. At just over £160 for 4 people ( this did include wine) feel we should have had a lot better, won’t be returning.

Lovely meal really enjoyed it service second to none, Lovely food the staff couldn't of done enough x

Recently had a meal here and was quite disappointed, meat on the Sunday lunch not great by the time I’d cut around to find the pure meat there was little of it and I got bored, veg was so firm it was almost impossible to cut, Staff were lovely, but clearly very inexperienced. Service was slow. I wouldn’t choose to come back here for food, The place looks great but it needs to deliver what’s its looks promise.

Recently had a meal here and was quite disappointed, the food was ok at best and very overpriced because of this mediocrity. Staff were lovely, both the bar and restaurant were a little cold, and would have been a great environment if a little warmer - a log burner would be a fantastic addition. We wouldn’t choose to come back here for food, I am a big believer if I can make better at home stay at home. Really sorry, genuinely wanted to love this place.

We stayed here last night, to say I'm disappointed is an understatement. the appearance of the pub and room were really promising, clean, tidy, nice looking, sadly this is where it ended. Room and accommodation: No wifi No sound proofing, walls paper thin Water leak No external light, so when we came to our room in the barn, we had no vision or idea where the path was. A real risk. Food: Continental breakfast was cereal only and if particularly requested, toast. No fruit or yogurt, Cooked breakfast if ordered, was an extra payment and was virtually inedible, clearly had been kept warm and dried out. Toast was cheap white bread that was like a biscuit Felt very unwelcome and as though we were in the way.

We have eaten here several times recently, and the food and drink have been top notch - particularly fond of the chicken main course. The lady who runs the bar is amazing - incredibly hard working and very pleasant to all customers.

We had a wonderful Sunday lunch at the New Inn in Great LImber. Alex the innovative chef has conjured up a fantastic menu. We started with the Autumn Salad which was roasted root vegetables, a lovage emulsion and burratina. A surprising and interesting starter with beautifully delicate flavours. We then followed with roast dinner for two. I had the chicken supreme, which was cooked to perfection, tender and juicy and my husband had roast beef. Both were delicious and the vegetables, red cabbage, green beans and carrots. Roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding all were really tasty. Followed by Lemon Posset and Apple Crumble with custard. All was delicious! The New Inn has been refurbed and it's a lovely mixture of old and new. There's a real fire in the bar - which is very much still a place where the locals meet. The staff were fabulous. Nathan the restaurant manager couldn't have been lovelier and more helpful and Ellis who took our order and generally looked after us was equally fabulous. Everyone made us feel very welcome. All of the staff were great - attentive and helpful. Chris is a young and exciting chef... who I think will take this pub far. It definitely is a great place to visit for Sunday lunch and I'm sure any time of the week. It's got a great atmosphere and achieves the pub and restaurant combination well. The bar is dog friendly and we would definitely return again.

As a local to Grasby... a village 3 miles away, I was intrigued to see the NEW INN up and running again. So at lunchtime I thought I would swing by and see what it was all about. I have to admit I am a...

We received a warm welcome from the young lady behind the bar and as we have a dog, chose to eat in the bar area. We enjoyed the fish and chips, it was nicely presented and a perfect portion size for us. The haddock had...

We booked a table for 12.30 today (Saturday 17th) we were greeted warmly and our waitress Izzy ( do hope I’ve spelt it right) was absolutely brilliant she was attentive but not overly so. My husband ordered Smoked Haddock Arricinie and I had the Heritage...

My wife and I attended today for lunch and ended up having a three course meal. The food was magnificent, and the staff were very welcoming and friendly. Thank you.

Stayed over the bank holiday weekend as a family of three with our 4 month old for a family get together near by. We had seen that this place had recently re-opened and was under new management, so were keen to see what it was...

We went as a party of 5 on Saturday lunchtime. There were no other customers, which should have been a warning but we had been there in the past and it had been excellent. Apart from hand sanitisers left around and direction markings there were...

Hmmm average in appearance & delivery. Room Stayed for 2 nights. No attention was given to the room after the 1st night - including no clean cups or sachet replenishing. Cobwebs & spiders in corners of the ceilings, broken lamp, broken window catch arm, no...

A real shame as before the recent takeover, the atmosphere, cleanliness, staff and food were 5/5. Upon revisiting since February (before covid-19), we were aware that there were new owners of the establishment and decided to see how it faired... First impressions, a complete disaster....

Went to the new inn to try the food before having a party there next month. It’s safe to say with the change of chef we were a little nervous. We had no need to be, the food was very very good. He cooked us...

Visited here on the first Sunday in March for a late lunch. Had the burger, which was nice. It was an okay place on the whole, but lacked atmosphere.

Tasty offerings with a nice atmosphere sums it up. The food offered has a price range to suit all pockets. An excellent Sunday lunch

Obviously, the answer would have been - not to stay on a Monday evening but we had to attend an event and had little option, Lincolnshire not being blessed with too many recommended eating and staying places. We were the only evening occupants and I...

Stayed the night of 15th with my wife, check in was very fast and simple. Our room was warm, bright and clean, tastefully fitted and decorated. The bar was buzzing in the evening due to the Brockelsby point to point races, hats off to all...

Called for a sandwich ordered a. Ham bloomer sandwich with salad and chips we were asked if we wanted brown or white and both said brown There were only three other customers in the bar and the young girl waitress was not under pressure There...

I am writing this review now in case I die of starvation overnight. Tonight I was the only person eating in the restaurant as it is midweek and obviously quiet. There is a decent menu which is quite varied. I ordered the stuffed with goats...

Two of us went for lunch on a Saturday. Staff were courteous and efficient. The place had a quiet ambience which we appreciated. As we do not eat red meat or food with a high fat content, there was little on the menu to appeal to us. In the end, we took a chance on prawns Portugese style and haddock and chips. The food was excellent in every way. The downside was the beer; cask ales should not have been served as they were. Someone there needs to learn some cellar craft. We will return because the food was so good but we may drink elsewhere beforehand.

Three friends and I had a wonderful roast beef Sunday roast yesterday. Everything was cooked to perfection. The New Inn has a new chef who is working very hard on his own at the moment so if your order is a little late do not complain. All of the prices have come down (food and drink) since it reopened 2 weeks ago. The quiz night on Thursday last week was great fun atmosphere excellent.

We dined as a couple in the newly reopened restaurant, and found the experience rewarding. To begin we had chicken liver pate with an onion marmalade, and Portuguese style king prawns which were well cooked and very succulent. The mains were roasted pork belly with dauphinoise potatoes, and guinea fowl with a carrot puré. Both were well presented, and cooked with skill and flare. For dessert we chose the burnt Cambridge cream which we found a little disappointing, but still very edible. On the whole we enjoyed the evening greatly, and found the staff welcoming and helpful - especially with their recommendations for wines to complement the courses. We were pleased with the cost of the meal, which we felt represented good value for the fare we had enjoyed.

Firstly the room was fantastic ! Large, spotlessly clean and lovely comfy bed. When we came down for our evening meal we noticed the menu was quite limited and presumed it was just a bar menu, when we were told that was the only menu we were a bit dissapointed.When our meals came I had ordered steak ( which was lovely) no vine tomatoes and no pepper sauce, which it said on the menu. My husband ordered a mixed platter of food but when it came again no mixed salad , no olives, no chuntney. As we were finishing our meal there was another couple at the bar complaining about their food as well.The next morning the breakfast menu came, we ordered yoghurt and fruit compote only to be told they hadn't got any ! However when our main breakfast came it was beautifully cooked and tasty.The lovely lady who served breakfast told us the place had been closed for some type of rebranding , with a new chef etc so hopefully the food will improve and you may even get the items that appear on the menu when you order.What I don't understand was the man in charge could clearly see customers were unhappy but made no attempt to come and explain himself or even offer a drink on the house or a slight reduction in the bill, he just left it for the young inexperienced waitress to deal with.We will return for the room as it was brilliant but we will keep an eye on the reviews for food and I'm afraid if they don't change for the better we will be eating elsewhere.

Living only a mile away have used the New Inn since the eighties. Seen lots of alterations and different landlords over the years but can honestly say the meals are now some of the best you can get in this part of the county. Staff attentive and very friendly, real fire in the fireplace, food is first class at reasonable prices and the beer's good too (we sit outside on the lawn with our dogs after walking the Earl of Yarborough's woods just across the road which are open to the public in summer). Going again in an hour and looking forward to it.

We had a very nice break here from a day covering most of Lincolnshire. Lovely food, Lovely pub/restaurant. A special thanks to the very pretty young lady that served us! Highly Recommended.

awful don’t go there - cold Camembert how does that even happen?! Stale Bread over priced and very poor service. Atmosphere dead it was empty no personality

Attended today for Christmas dinner and was not disappointed. Beautiful food and great service. Highly recommended

Absolutely fabulous.. delicious food and brilliant service. Recommend this restaurant any day , we were a party of 12 and everyone enjoyed the evening, the restaurant is a cosy clean and well kept . Five stars 🌟

Visited with family this evening. Meal was excellent. Live in Waltham and can honestly say the meal tonight was good value. Restaurant was homely and service efficient. Food was excellent. The price was caparable to local restaurants. The Drive is only 10 mins and well worth that drive. Will certainly be going back

Very disappointed, as a vegetarian I asked for meat free lunch, when it arrived no gravy! Did not have any veg gravy! So could not eat my meal, how can you eat Yorkshire pudding with no gravy!!

We stayed the night for my birthday and eat both evening meal and breakfast, both were delicious. I had steak with all the trimmings and peppercorn sauce, it was £18 so very good value for money, my husband had the duck which was equally impressive and very well presented. However the starter we shared was £7.50 , it was cod cheeks in tempura batter, which tasted beautiful but it was only 3 very small pieces !

This place has changed hands this year and there are still a few areas which are ‘warming up’ however, definitely on the right track! Sunday lunch -menu choice was good and includied other items than just roast dinner. Very reasonably priced!! Fresh produce and tasted excellent! Staff pleasant and service was good. It was quite busy and only 3 staff running the show but they were attentive and available if needed. To summarise - nice surrounding and comfortable seating friendly staff- some of whom are efficient and some still in training (everyone has to start somewhere and can not fault manners/politeness/attempt to ensure everything was OK)

After a weekend away on the hottest bank holiday ever we decided to have a couple of drinks on the way home if we could get a parking spot expecting the Inn and beer garden to be packed with the weather being so good , on arriving the 1st car park was empty and only 3 cars in the second happy days, popped inside and ordered a glass of Pinot and a pint of cider that's just £14.75 said the young lady, on asking for price breakdown was told the wine was £10.50 and £4.25 for the Cider, suffice to say we only had the one drink the Cider price was fine but £10.50 for a glass of wine was extortionate, we will not be returning, is it any wonder more and more people drink at home and pubs are closing every week.

Food was good but service something to be desired! Service was very slow, waited almost 1/2 hr for someone to take our drinks order and bring menus, had to ask in the end, which might have been understandable if they had been even remotely busy. We waited ages for food, table was not cleared away between courses, on the plus side the food was quite good. We did ask for mints and was sharply told we don't do mints! The garden looked rather dishevelled, one of the garden tables was so rotten it was in danger of collapsing. Very disappointing and in need of more staff who actually have at the very least a little knowledge of customer care!

Had a lovely meal here tonight. All staff very friendly and helpful. food very nice. Felt special from the moment we walked in. Thank you to Mr Phillips and his team

The New Inn is situated on the borders of the Yarborough Estate and in the summer months you can walk freely amongst the best managed woodland I have ever seen in the UK. The fare at the New Inn is without fault and I give this praise rarely. I ordered the prawn fishcakes as a starter and followed with haddock and chips. The fishcakes were delicate and light and placed within a circle of wasabi and mayonnaise. Presentation and delivery 10/10. The fish and chips the very best I have ever had as the batter surpassed even the best to be found in Lincolnshire. The potato in the chip incredibly fluffy and as I had onion rings too I was able to try of the incredibly crisp and light batter. The wine choices are also exemplary and for the price you are indeed enjoying the very best there is. The menu exhibits plenty of choice...they even have two menus.

Went here for a meal with friends. The ambience oozed quality. However, things can be deceiving! The menu was somewhat limited. Very little choice, no steaks at all on the menu! No specials on the board:( The food arrived, whilst all of the dishes were well presented, the portion size did not reflect the price. The main meal arrived, again very well presented, but sadly lacking in size. I had the duck, which was very tasty, but had I not ordered a portion of chips for a princely £3 a portion, my plate would have consisted of two small cuboids of duck breast garnish and sauce. When you are paying in the region of £20 for a main course, you shouldn't have to order side orders of vegetables and potato.

We are still confused, lovely pub, pleasant restaurant. We sat in the bar for our first drinks, read the menus we were given, looked at the specials menu written above the bar. Then told we had the restaurant menu could only order from either that menu or the bar menu. Decided to eat from bar menu, ordered then lead through to restaurant. Ordered tap water which never would have arrived. Served wrong beer twice. All food coming out of one kitchen, much the same prices. It was all ok because we were with family. Would think twice before taking anyone there to impress them. It really wasn't impressive. Food was ok but chips wierd, not at all as described and a distinct lack of vegetables

didn't eat there but popped in to do the quiz 2 of us had a glass of prosecco thought it might pay to buy a bottle so asked how much christ ! my friend nearly had a cardiac !! £27 !! it's house prosecco not Champagne , I don't know what it is with pubs lately they all think they've to be expensive , no wonder pubs are closing

The decor and ambience of the bar and dining area are relaxing. The food was cook and presented beautifully and the staff were welcoming, helpful and efficient. Overall it was a very pleasant experience and i would be happy to recommend it as go to destination.

We booked a table in the dog-friendly bar (to have lunch after walking the dog in the mausoleum woods) I was expecting more on the menu but it was a limited ‘Spring bank holiday menu’, the only ‘main’ being fish and chips (and I don't eat fish) so I was left with a choice of pea soup (which was delicious) and a cheese and tomato sandwich. There were about 3 other choices of sandwich filling available (served with chips and a side salad) There was also a cheese board available. I should have asked about the menu when I phoned to book, or maybe they should have mentioned it? What do you think?

We have regularly visited The New Inn over the years and have never been disappointed. We have eaten in the restaurant, but usually like to sit out in the sun with a lovely glass of wine and light lunch. We were excited to come back and try the new menu, but left within minutes! The garden outside was unkempt so that we would have had no choice but to eat inside and miss the sunshine, and the only food on offer was Sunday Lunch. We used to visit on a Sunday, and light bites/sandwiches etc were always available. Not everyone wants a cooked lunch on a Sunday!!!!!!! Such a shame.

Dry bread and hard chips for £7! How hard is it to get a sandwich and chips right?!! Won’t be returning.

We visited the New Inn for Mother’s day and were so pleased that we did! As a family we ranged in age from 14 months upwards, with a baby who is dairy intolerant. The service and standards were wonderful and catered perfectly for all ages and dietary requirements. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. This was the first time that we had visited and we were really impressed by the gorgeous building and the standard of service. The whole experience was outstanding and we will certainly return to try the evening menu.

We were blown away by the difference since the takeover. What a pleasant change to be greeted by a smiling and very efficient front of house who made our party feel as if they were the most important group in the restaurant. The service was excellent and the food delicious served in a wonderful atmosphere. If this is a sign of t things to come then we will return. well done to everyone.

I came here for News Years Eve when it had been initially taken over and have been several times since.

We and two friends had an overnight through Travel Zoo to the hotel. The rooms were very nice although I flooded the bathroom twice with the powerful water supply and the position of the shower attachment! The evening dinner was very nice but make sure the bar staff do not put the tonic in your g & t and drowned it! Breakfast was unusual as it was all served at the table and no menu just the waiting staff to tell you what was available. Unfortunately 3 out of four of us chose porridge but were then told they had run out. 2 Wheatabix and 1 Granola were ordered and received with the milk already on! Granola floating had to be decanted onto the Wheatabix that was too dry! I asked for toast instead and got some very weird spread that resembled butter (not like the lurpac I use! and some jam would have been nice! With a bit more attention to detail it would have been 5 star and I am sure these would have been provided if we would have asked for it.

Great restaurant/pub/hotel with fabulous food. Worth driving out to and will be going again shortly. Staff and management are polite, knowledgeable and happy in their roles. The Food is very well presented with attention given to the detail. I can not fault the service, the food, the service or the New Inn generally. Well done.

Visited last Thursday for lunch. We had a great meal. So well presented with real thought and care. It really is a fab place to eat. You can tell the manager and staff care about what they are doing and are aiming for the top. I will continue to recommend to everyone......and of course will return again soon.

Our meal was excellent and the staff and the General Manager Lewis was very obliging and very knowledgeable. The ambiance was also very inviting

Ate here for a family birthday meal and was very impressed with the whole experience. The food was delicious with a good choice for everyone’s taste. Lewis the general manager and all the rest of the staff were attentive and couldn’t have made it any better. Thanks to all

Visited on Saturday evening and had a very nice meal and some good wine and all for a very fair price.

Lovely warm welcome and a cosy fire in the lounge. Very interesting and tasty starter, the ham hock with crispy egg and pineapple salsa. A massive plate of tasty and succulent beef with lots of vegetables and a great crispy Yorkshire. Felt very full but managed a delightful peanut semifreddo with caramelised banana and all at a very fair price.

Just been for sunday lunch and I have to say I was not disappointed. 3 courses for £23.00 and every course was outstanding. Staff and atmosphere are warm and friendly will be returning and can highly recommend. Possibly one of the best sunday lunches we have had. Thank you.

Having been a few weeks earlier and having a great Sunday lunch we thought we would try The New Inn at Great Limber again. We chose to eat in the bar as it was very quiet (only the two of us)

Spent a lovely, relaxing overnight recently at The New Inn. This was our first visit and we were blown away by the style and quality of every aspect of this country pub/ hotel. Our room was spotlessly clean, tasteful and the bed was really comfortable. The Penhaligons toiletries in the bathroom were a classy touch.

What a difference a good front of house makes. From the moment we entered the New Inn we were made to feel very welcome. The staff were very proficient and Lewis extremely knowledgeable and full of fun. Having chosen our meals we waited in anticipation .....and we were not disappointed. The food was delicious, well presented and hot.The atmosphere was calming and comfortable, finally we have a superb restaurant on the north side of the Humber.

We ate here between Xmas and New Year and had a lovely meal, the place is under new management since my last visit, and I will certainly return, whether this is for a business meal or eating with friends and family.

Great food reasonably priced Good menu range awesome burgers ( my choice) Staff where so friendly couldn’t do enough wouldn’t hesitate to return. Great choice of beers too. Very impressed!!

Having heard mixed reviews since new management have taken over, thought we'd give this place another go. The food was ok, but slightly on the pricey side for what was served. Service was very bizarre, a youngish chap was friendly enough but seemed a little disorganised.

So pleased serving food again. Good lunch - the starter and dessert amazing. Simply the best welcome and service in this region. Thank you !

Four of us had a lovely meal in the bar last evening. The fish pie was divine and menu choices can be adapted for gluten free. The new manager and staff are attentive and charming. Good wine list, good beers in the bar. Great to see this restaurant up and running again in some style - we will be back.

There is no 'lounge' area here. There is a very nice restaurant and a very rough bar, nothing in between. I am allergic to animals and the bar is very dog friendly, almost a kennel. The locals have colourful language and the bar becomes very noisy. We were looking for a lovely place to have a drink, but that cannot be achieved. We had a drink and I started with an asthma attack straight away, we asked the bar staff if we could go somewhere less 'dog' orientated, and she could see I was puffing away on my inhaler, but told no. We left and have not returned since. If they had kept the old 'lounge' area for conversation and drinks it would be great, but alas no.

Called in for lunch , a very nice comfortable place has just reopened after being closed for some time . The staff were very polite and helpful , the menu was varied with game and fish on the daily board and not too badly priced , They also will be doing b/b and we shall certainly be looking at that ,

So good to see new inn back on track with very talented chef and front of house team. Had the most superb lunch, well thought out menu, so imaginative and all fresh ingredients. Would very highly recommend, fabulous to have somewhere like this on our doorstep.

We visited with friends on Thursday night, and were invited to join the quiz. The Hallowe'en themed questions were entertaining, the entrance fee was very small, free finger food was provided at half time, and the prize was generous (though sadly we didn't win). Thanks for a splendid evening.

We had such a lovely stay at the New Inn, I came with a large group of friends as we were having a reunion weekend, and as is often the way we were probably quite an excitable handful, but Sharon who was the lovely lady in charge didn't bat an eyelid and showed the utmost professionalism and good cheer at all times! The rooms were cosy and elegantly furnished and the bar is tasteful with striking artwork on the walls. The breakfast spread was the real foodie highlight of the day, truly one of the best cooked breakfasts I've had in a long time. From full english option to more american style - eggy bread, bacon and maple syrup- and always with a spread of fruit, granola, yoghurts, juice. Its so easy to go wrong on cooked breakfasts, but the kitchen team here evidently really know their stuff, choosing gourmet sausages and proper smoked bacon which had such a good flavour- as we stayed a few nights I got to try it all.

On arrival, a gentleman checked us in to the beautiful building set in a quiet village - with so much charm.

I stayed at The New Inn, as it looks beautiful on the website. I was not disappointed on my arrival. The building looks lovely, an old grade 2 building but it's also very stylish. As you walk down the path it has well kept gardens and groomed trees. The inside is very welcoming and the interior is just lovely.

The New Inn is really lovely and beautifully maintained, with very comfortable, well-decorated rooms. They had three ales on, which were welcome. Sadly they don't serve evening meals at present as they are changing over to new management and are considering a more suitable layout for evening food.

The Manageress, Sharon, couldn't do enough for me and my family during our time at The New Inn especially on the morning of my sister's wedding; the bridal party having stayed their the night before.

I was with staying with another 7 college’s for a week in The New Inn and it marvelous. My room was large and very clean. The best moments were breakfasr and dinner. We had a large table in a separate location and we were served like kings by Sharon who always made us feel welcome, was is for a nice talk, some jokes. Thanks!

We were staying in the Inn, I stayed in 2 rooms. The accomodation has everything you could expect. Good shower or bath, great beds, decent internet. We felt like home especially thanks to Sharon, always in for a laugh. What a great person with a brilliant sense of humor. She cooked us loads of wonderful meals and kept us entertained during our meals. Cosy pub adjoining the Inn.

This inn is lacking investment - but the staff are working very hard to ensure guests happy. Very clean and comfortable room - the temporary chef rustled up a meal which was tasty.

A wonderful, wonderful pub in the North tip of the Lincolnshire Wolds.

My experience staying at the New Inn is without a doubt one of the most comfortable and enjoyable times I've ever spent in a hotel/accommodation. Why was it so good ? Well partly due to the relaxing, idyllic location, partly due to the charming decor and luxurious beds, and partly due to the wonderful attentive staff who really looked after us, showering us with love and attention at all times.

My friend and I stayed here for a second time with the first being last July both times as a birthday treat.

Located in lovely countryside. Well appointed, comfortable rooms. Helpful, friendly, obliging staff.

Good place to stay. A small friendly village pub with rooms.15 of us turned up for a family wedding nearby, taking nearly all their rooms between us. We were mostly couples, three singles and one family with two small children under 5. The rooms were smart, comfortable, well-equipped with comfy beds and everything we needed. The food was fine: generous portions and a reasonable choice. The service was friendly and flexible... they really took the trouble to look after us. Special mention to Sharon, whose quirky sense of humour made us laugh. Beats the impersonal chains of hotels every time

I am so disappointed to be writing this review. I've been a regular at this restaurant since 2014 and to start with it was amazing - chefs, however, have come and gone and now unfortunately, the ethos seems to be pile your plate high, low quality food. The pictures on the website are not at all reflective of what is served. I had belly pork with mash and veg - I cannot say it tasted bad - but it looked like a school dinner at best - swimming in gravy and so much mash it was unbelievable. I am told that they are responding to customer demands by going for larger portions - but the quality is just gone. Sorry to say I won't be going back unless there is a dramatic change. Sadly this once amazing restaurant is nothing more than below average at best. What a shame.