The Turks Head in East Lindsey

dirty toilets bar glasses new landord walks around in slippers breakfast stains on his jumper filthy hands toucing glasses

No. Totally unsuitable for families. No food. Beer undrinkable. Campsite unsuitable for children. Totally unsafe.

Had my husbands birthday here. They trimmed up at no cost to me. And they all sang happy birthday to him. The food is good home made. Will go there again.

Now don't get me wrong I have been to much nicer pubs in the past and given the same rating, however this is a typical local Lincolnshire pub, no heirs and graces, catering for dogs and farmers. Very limited menu but everyone really enjoyed their food, my steak was well cooked, proper home made chips, reminded me of my late mother in laws cooking.

Very friendly staff and helpful food was excellent. had steak and chips it was very nice cook to a t.

Called in at the turks head for a couple of drinks and a meal on a Friday night. We loved it, a very old fashioned pub. The people were really friendly. I had steak pie after being recommended to me by a member of staff. I really enjoyed it.My husband had gammon and egg, he also enjoyed it. We enjoyed the company so much popped back in for sat afternoon drink. Thank you to all the staff, enjoyed your company. 10 0ut of 10

Eating area is in a conservatory (be careful not to trip over mats/carpet) Food was alright but they got things wrong, e.g. said no peas or beans for wife but she got beans, I said no egg but got egg! Apart from muddle up food was good and hot. Drinks ok Prices reasonable

Stopped for Sunday lunch today after seeing deal 2 x Sunday lunch & desert for £16 - lunch was ok, nothing more than it had to be...choice of pork or beef which consisted of 3 pre-sliced pieces of meat, 2 small 'roasties' which tasted like they had been deep fried, a spoon of mash, not home made small yorkie, frozen peas and the best of the meal for me.. fresh carrots and cauliflower which was cooked lovely, following that we were offered desert which was ..fruit strudel, Apple strudel or maybe Apple pie, the bar maid thought..?? Opted for fruit strudel which was a slice off one of them ones you get down asda, came with generous amount of ice cream though, hey ho we thought, it was after all a meal deal and did actually provide what ' was on the label..' imagine our disapointment when the barmaid then charged my partner £19, I asked why?? The board advertising clearly said £16.. the barmaid showed us a flyer saying the new price and saying meals had gone up and they hadn't changed board yet! I told her that was false advertising and I would be putting up a review on Ta, it wasn't her fault, she was clearly following instructions, we paid and left but won't go back or recommend, the decor was grubby, lighting poor, choice limited and food mediocre, we will go to places more transparent and honest with pricing in future!

Went for a Sunday lunch today at Turks Head it was a lovely "hot" meal and a choice of desserts too. There was an offer on 2 people 2courses = £16.00 well worth the price and trip. It had been a very good afternoon out for us 7 and had a good laugh too, I think the Landlord & his wife had a good afternoon with us as well, we will be eating there again very soon and would recommend it to anyone, only downfall was the décor but given time I m sure they will get it spruced up a.s.a.p. we wish them both well !!!

Called in on a lunchtime for a quick drink. Place was deserted. Asked what the menu was for the evenings. Was informed that they did not do meals in the evenings anymore!! How on earth do they expect to survive........

We visit Scarborough a couple of times a year and went for 2 nights over New year. We booked a meal in an Italian just a few yards away. We called in for a drink prior to our meal and then returned afterwards. It was very friendly with great service. Full as you would expect on a new years eve but comfortable. The greatest part was the music, anything you wanted or requested to the DJ or owner as he was. So much so we are going back this year. PS. WOULD LOVE THAT SCOOTER BEHIND THE BAR. ON MY BUCKET LIST.

Although we had a good experience here, my mates and I agree that we’ve visited other pubs with better food.

We visited the Turks Head on Thursday Evening 18th October 2018, we were a group of six and all had the special offer deal Steak and 1 bottle of wine for two people £20. We all enjoyed our meal and the service was very good. Overall view good value and good food.

This is the third year I've been here and not good it has changed hands and I will not be going back

Ate here while staying at the caravan site across the road. There are new owners since our last visit. Good menu and good prices. The food is all home cooked, was quite busy when we went but the food was good so worth the wait. My husband was disappointed that the belly pork has been taken off the menu but has requested it for when he goes Bank holiday week.

Thought pub looked welcoming on passing so popped in for some food. Dogs welcome inside but we stayed outside as was nice evening. Apparently landlady only been there for a few weeks. We had hot pot in big yorkshire and was very tasty. Staff pleasant would certainly go again.

Arrived to find place had just reopened after managers had taken off without notice. Temp manager was hospitable and friendly. Menu was limited and we had to pay cash(!) However the food we had was delicious and nicely presented. The drinks we wanted were available. All in all a nice place, just waiting for the right manager. Would go again

We read reviews online the camping sounded a good standard place with a quaint country pub, upon arrival we we're deflated to find everything seemed to be the total opposite to what was described online!! The shower block was not in any working order, it was scruffy and looked more like a pig sty! First thing we tried was finding alternative accommodation but due to the bank hols we were stuck where we we're unfortunately. One positive thing did come out of all the searching for elsewhere, across the road is a gorgeous tranquil fishing lake and camp site who we're extremely generous and let us use the toilet block and showers on site free of charge. Next time we book to come away here we will be using Oham Lake, it's good to see helpful people do still exist!

Popped in for a few pints, nice pub, great staff. Pool table and darts which is a bonus. Locals very friendly.

Great service and very friendly staff. Although the menu had a small choice, we all found something we liked to eat. The fish and chips was great, it was the largest piece of fish I've ever seen.

We have eaten here last Easter when visiting the area, and the food was good with a fairly extensive menu. Sadly our visit this time was not brilliant which was a shame. The menu has been cut down, and even with limited choice some items were not available. There was no sign of any starters on the menu and even though we waited a while after the main course which was ok no offer of deserts so I guess they were off as well? Also I was disappointed that no ale was available any more, just John Smiths and standard larger. It’s a real shame the whole place feels like it is in decline and needs a revamp. The staff are friendly enough but the atmosphere is outdated and the food outdated and overpriced for the portion size, especially the kids meals. Hopefully this was just due to being out of season will try again in the future and hope for a revival.

My wife and I visited Louth today and feeling a little hungry we found the Turks Head

Passed this pub so many times over the last 12 mths and kept saying we would try it, so finally had lunch there 26th Nov 17. Didnt think to book in advance but they were happy to accommodate 5 of us. We had the choice of roast beef or pork as no turkey left. 3 of us asked for both which was fine. The food was excellent, plated nicely and hot, the gravy was wonderful and came in gravy boats so plenty of it. We all enjoyed the meal. 3 of us had the apple crumble slice and custard/ice cream for dessert which they enjoyed. So to finish off it was well worth a visit, every one was friendly and we all enjoyed the meal and will be eating here again soon.

Rediscovered this little gem after a few years away. Lovely little pub, warm and inviting, chatty and friendly staff. Excellent Sunday lunch, good beer, really good Yorkshire puds. Excellent value for money. Will definitely go again

Lovely home cooked food, very polite staff and were really accommodating to a friend's peanut allergy.

Home cooked food, friendly service, excellent value for money, good homely service, staff happy to help and guide as required. Well worth the visit. Easy parking.

Had a good beef roast with nice veg cooked to perfection £10 for 2 roast good price for a pint too friendly staff has a nice log burner in the pub nice place for food and a pint well worth the money

Been going here for ages and the steak pie has always been homemade and delicious. Went a few days ago...

Went for a meal here while staying at the caravan site across the road. The menu had been reduced quite...

Visitamos este pub para cenar con la familia comida caseras con patatas fritas caseras, con precios muy razonables y el personal encantador

Cómodo y acogedor pub restaurante perfecto la mejor cosa en el menú para nosotros es el. Y las patatas fritas lasaña perfecta. Gracias macizos volveremos pronto.

Visited tonight for a meal, manager was friendly, meal was lovely and plenty of it and reasonably priced

Our 1st meal was ok, 2nd awful. Sunday roast dinner - well the roast potatoes were hot! The beef and gravy were tepid. The vegetables were cold for two of us but the other 3 were ok. The plates were cold. When asked if everything was ok we said that the food was cold and the girl said that the only thing they could do for us was to put it in the microwave. The two members of the party with the cold food ate only the hot potatoes and warm beef. The waitress apologised. We ordered 2 deserts which were excellent. There were only a few people in the place eating so it wasn't because they were ultra busy. On cleanliness, it was only when I paid the bill that I noticed the sink behind the bar was filthy. There was a small sink sat on the bar. After we left someone asked us what the meal was like and we told them. They said that they only had a low food hygiene certificate. Never again. The garden area was untidy and the childrens toys were old.

We love eating here. Such a warm welcoming place and atmosphere. We love to eat in the bar after a lovely walk around Louth with our little Jack Russell. Nothing is too much for the lovely friendly staff and the food is always excellent with a great choice. We will be going here for years to come.

I visit here often, I'm always greeted with a warm welcome and a friendly smile from the bar staff Russell and Adam.The food is cooked fresh and is always most enjoyable and i must say the landlord Russell is extremely appetising

We eat here every weekend when we come to our caravan. The food is always faultless and nothing is too much trouble for the staff. There's a great bunch of regulars who make you feel very welcome. Would highly recommend

A fabulous privately run pub, serving freshly prepared and cooked fook. Great portions and great value for money.

We were staying at The Stables Caravan site next door and our hosts recommended this pub. Our first visit was Tuesday 27th September at lunchtime. We had our 2 big dogs with us and it was no problem. We had the Steak & Kidney pie and Turks Burger. Both very nice and tasty. The Burger was I suspect, homemade and it was nicely presented. The chips are "proper"! Our second visit was Thursday Evening. We enjoyed 8oz Sirloins that were simply amazing. Melt in mouth and cooked to perfection together with their chips. Sadly there was no room for a dessert! The barman Adam is lovely, very attentive and does his job well. I wish we had a local like this !!

Steak and ale pie,with fresh vegs plenty of seats ,about ,1-30, states freshly cooked, we waited, had a drink. A bit slow, Delicious pie, [veg ],good carrots, ,garden peas, the mash potatoes,? I said instant, my wife said not, , potatoes, with instant gravy, Staff quite attentive ,made you welcome ,a fair priced for a pub meal will go again,

We found this pub while driving around Lincolnshire. "Freshly cooked food" so we didn't mind waiting. While waiting, it was mentioned that the carrots were the delay - Huh?!When the food was served, we realised why the pub was so quiet!!!Instant mash, naff sausages, steak pie with no more than a spoonful of meat.To be fair, the carrots were quite nice and the powdered instant gravy had been well mixed with no lumps, but that was it.

Food faultless during this visit and all visits previous. I had a superb t bone steak and all the trimmings. It was very good, reasonably priced and the chap behind the bar is personable and attentive. The place itself would benefit from an update to make it a competitive pub and eatery in 2016. Great for a casual meal out solo, with a mate or with kids but wouldn't visit for romantic meal with the wife.

We visited the Turks Head in Alford for a family evening meal. Upon arrival it was very quiet, as in nobody else but the staff. Even the chef was waiting around. We checked they were still serving food, luckily for us starving lot they were!The friendly barman/waiter sorted a table out for all 7 of us and we ordered a round of drinks (including two alcoholic ones) which came to a reasonable £14 approx.We scoured the menu for what we fancied, after we were told a couple of items were unavailable, no biggie as there was still plenty to choose from. Between us we ordered a mixture of burgers, curry, kids meals and a couple of sides. All of the food was cooked fresh, huge portions, so tasty! I had the curry which was lovely and creamy, packed full of chicken breast and served with fluffy rice cooked to perfection. A side order of chips was to accompany my curry and I am so glad I did! The chips were absolutely delicious, proper homemade chips - even though I was full I couldn't leave any. The pub deserved to be much busier and to be fair it did start to fill up, it is a hidden gem in the sleepy Alford village of Maltby-Le-Marsh in Lincolnshire. Definitely worth a find if you are staying nearby, get the Sat Nav on!

Went for a pub lunch at the Turks Head, the staff were very friendly and helpful, but there was several items unavailable from the menu. The setting was a little cramped and tables in need of a good scrub, not dirty but not exactly clean either, a typical pub setting from 10 to 20 years ago. The quality and quantity of the food was fine and very tasty. The pub could do with a shake up to bring it up to date whilst retaining it's charm.

The pub needs a bit of a make over but the two for a tenner lunch menu was fine for the money . 6 adults mid week we were the only customers . A big plus for us is that we could take our dog in .

We visited here one evening and I have to say it was well worth it, the pub has a lovely atmosphere which was created by it being full and hosted by a young gentle and a girl, they were both very polite and the girl kept checking to see if everything was okay which I believe is a nice touch as it showed that she was interested in what we thought, the pub was very clean and this was maintained throughout the night as after each table left, it was cleared, washed and reset by the girl (didn't catch her name) the food was so tasty and we were amazed with the portion size, would like to thank everyone who was involved in making it such a lovely evening

Last night I and 17 of family and friends had a great meal for my mom and dads anniversary last night we were all welcomed by a great service and great food the food was cooked to order and was cooked quick even though it was busy i would recommend people to eat or drink here as it was a really good atmosphere

Pre booked in advance for a group of twelve friends to have a social meal out together. Firstly you would have thought some effort might have been given to accommodate a large group ! No chance. Tables still not set up on arrival or cleaned all sticky & nasty, Steak night forget it couldn't even ensure enough of a menu available for their paying guests, had to wait ages for the food that was available only to be disappointed with Luke warm tasteless meat, no onion rings included as per menu. Remember this is steak night only three steak knives available? However to their credit the desserts were very nice & enjoyable.In summary poor service expensive tasteless food which could have been catered for much better given a sizeable zu

After ordering we had a 55 minute wait, when the food came it was dire, chips soggy, greasy and horrible, half the food described in the menu was missing, it had obviously been kept in an oven to keep warm whilst the forgot to cook the fish. Total disregard when complained.We live locally but they obviously thought we were holidaymakers and they were not bothered as they thought they wouldn't be seeing us again. How right they were

We have been severil times this year. You always get a warm welcome and the food is cooked to order.

Visited here twice while staying at caravan site across the road. The Turks burger is really nice as is the belly pork which is so tender. The bar staff are very friendly and chatty.

The Turks Head has a few place at the back for caravans and camper vans (no tents). My partner and I took our camper out for it's first run of the year neither of us had been to Mablethorpe, so we thought we would try it out, all thought the ground was water logged we were allowed to camp on the hard standing of the drive and to use the hook up, We called into the Inn when we first arrived, had a sandwich and drink which was very nice with some roast potatoes on the side with the salad, pleasant staff and reasonable price.

We stayed at the turks head pub in our Motorhome for two nights .The landlord Russel made us very welcome ...The food and beer was spot on.If we are in the area again we will certainly try and stay there ..its only a 5 minuet drive to Mablethorpe.

Recent visit. Grumpy welcome from the lady serving. Waited ages for meals. 2 hairs found in my sons meal and as we had waited so long we just removed them and he ate the meal reluctantly. The food is so nice but this was offputting. How come she doesn't have to wear her long hair in a cap or protective hairnet. A disappointing birthday meal.

First time been here. It was a cold February morning, Thought we would call in and have a coffee and get warmed up. After sitting down for a couple of minutes the lovely smells coming from the kitchen persuaded us to have a meal. The staff was very friendly and food very nice. We will be calling back when passing on our way to the coast.Many thanks for a great welcome and good food

Been here a few times super food here a most if on holidayAlways been looked after Nice staff good price yummy food

It is lovely to go to a "locals" pubs and receive such a warm welcome. A pub in the traditional meaning of the word, good beer, great pub grub, great host and fantastic atmosphere. Menu is good home made food, proper chips, home made steak pie and plenty of it the plate was over flowing. Good childrens menu, grandchildren loved it.Nice garden with plenty of tables and toys for the children.|

Haven't been here for a year ,It wasn't great last time .This time it was a bit of a supprise 7 of us went .we went early as we hadn't booked but it was quiet so there was plenty of room .the menu had changed for the better .lots more to choose from.no one had a starter just a main meal. All in all there were no complaints .Food was well presented and tasted fine . Beer was good ,The only down side ( it was only a slight minor ) the waitress was a bit of a misery not a smile or a bit of a chat. We all said we would call again ,So not really a negative .

My husband and I were being treated out for a meal by our neighbours and had never eaten here before. The staff were exceptionally friendly and the there was a great selection of food and good deals. I chose a mixed grill and my husband the gammon steak. My husband is very fussy only liking a very limited choice of food but he was so impressed that he wants to take me for a meal there just the two of us. If he is impressed.....that's high praise indeed. My meal was delicious and I concur can't wait to eat here again.

Me and the wife went for our dinner here not expecting anything other than your usual pub food,how we were surprised by the quality and the quantity.We had the steak pie and the turk burger,both were beautifully made the pie being home made and both accompanied by a huge pile of home made chips and various side vegetables. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the host a credit to the place,I recommend if you're in the area and looking for good home cooked food.

Mad a visit after staying away for a while due to issues between bar and kitchens, tried it again food was overrated and not particularly cooked well.

we have been to the Turks Head a few times now and can highly recommend it. the staff are welcoming as well as helpful and friendly. the food is absolutely first class. my son and his family came up from Plymouth they are still talking about the meal they had there and cannot wait until the next time they visit just so they can eat at the Turks Head again

Been here to eat a few times during the week. The food is lovely unfortunately the welcome and service is disappointing. Felt like the young chap couldn't be asked to serve us. No ice for drinks either.

Went here with some friends. We were pleasantly greeted by the landlord and was shown to a table within a few minutes, there were 4 adults and 2 children. Two of us had hunters chicken with curly fries salad and two had belly pork on a bed of mash potatoes with peas and carrots, the plates were over flowing. Two of the children had ribs, curly fries and baked beans and one had spaghetti bolognaise, the children's meals included ice cream and drink. We were all very full. The meals came well presented and are very reasonably priced.

We stayed in the campsite right opposite the Turks head, so it was very convenient. This is a family run pub which is very child friendly with plenty of toys and outdoor activities for children to be occupied. The staff are very pleasant and helpful especially the lad behind the bar. The food is definitely value for money! It was bostin! Broccoli cheese bake was gorgeous and so was the pork belly. The best pub grub we have ever had. Even the desserts were lovely ( chocolate fudge cake) . We would definitely recommend this place and will come again when were down here next year, I don't think the lad behind the bar will forget our solihull selves aha!

We called in at The Turks Head for lunch and decided to choose from the '2 for £10' menu. There was a decent selection of options and the food was served quickly. The homemade chips were excellent and the meals were very good value for money. As others have said, there is nothing fancy about this pub but if you want a good plateful of food at a decent price it's well worth a visit. The staff were very friendly and could not have been more helpful.

Visited this little pub while staying close by, the food was great, real home cooked and dogs welcome (bar only). Old fashioned but nice could be a little cleaner but not complaining glad we went.

Recently went for some food in the Turks Head with some family, upon arrival (just after half 8 in the evening) we were a bit tight on ordering as they were just about to stop serving.. we were actually looking to eat at another local pub elsewhere but due to unforeseen circumstances the pub was shut, i must add that we were very pleased with this mishap and the food did not dissapoint in The Turks Head! We were seated and ordered drinks which the lady behind the bar actually forgot about (I think she was just about to finish and was in a rush home and was finishing other erons) not a big problem as they came eventually! My Pint of london pint tasted perfect although my dads girlfriend was a bit dissapointed with the house wine as it tasted a bit funky, my dad raised this with the landlord Russell, who may I add is spot on at making people feel welcome and he accomodated my dads partner and fetched her a fresh glass of better wine! We had all ordered Surf and Turf which came very swiftly although there was nobody seated for food just the regular woodwork drinking in the other side of the bar, food arrived very quickly! And we were impressed with what was presented, a huge portion of food! One slight issue is we ordered 3 medium rare and one rare steak, they were muddled up slightly and mine was overcooked and well done but nevertheless this didn't interfere or particularly bother any of us as we had enough HOMEMADE (awesome) chips and scampi to feed us twice over! I may add it was also nice to have both peas and salad served with our grill dishes + mushrooms, grilled tomatoes and onion rings.cracking landlord, nice traditional pub atmosphere, proper homemade food... will be back!

Great food and real ale good value in a friendly atmosphere in a village setting arrived late on a Sunday afternoon so can't make a comment on the carvery

The pub is a little bit rough and ready but the food really is excellent and very good value for moneyWorth a visit if in the areaDo very good Sunday lunches

The staff here are very friendly and the food was piping hot and very tasty, although we did have to wait rather a long time for our meal to arrive.

Called in Turks Head after food been recommended to us by locals ( always a good sign ) . Ordered 2 beef and 1 pork large portions , lovely fresh veg , meat just melted in your mouth . Amazing value food at a very reasonable price . To top it all off served with a smile . We will return , Thankyou for making us feel so welcome .

Another great night at the Turks, we had a super time - on arrival a polite barman Adam greeted us a explained the deals that were on - the food was amazing, Friday Fish night - atmosphere was good and the landlord Russell and his wife were very friendly also - well worth a visit, well done guys

Unfortunately our first visit to the Turks Head at Maltby le Marsh was a disappointment as the pub was not serving food on the Monday evening. We return on the Wednesday as we were staying nearby at Grange Farm. Well worth our perseverance. The food was delicious (sea air always makes me hungry! ) and good value for money.

Booked a table for two, when arrived had a drink, glass wasn't very clean . Sat down for meal cutlery was dirty , the whole place looked very run down, when I chose fish and chips was informed they had no fish, so that gave us an excuse to leave, so cannot comment on the food . Ate there a year ago and it was lovely , don't know if it's changed hands.

called in on the off chance for sunday lunch, their was three of us and we could take the dog in with us Three courses less than eght pounds a head, ok choice of two starters, two mains and two deserts, the roast was served with four vegetable plus roast potatoes and yorky pud , nicely presented.

we have visited the turks head before and left a past good review, but something has changed with the food, which we feel is now very poor, the homemade chips used to be so lovely ,but now they can only be described as cut throats they are so hard and sharpe, but maybe If the cook spent more time doing his job in the kitchen rather than nipping out for a ciggie on lots of occasions then maybe the food quality would be better.

Went here for a meal when staying nearby. My partner had the steak pie which was frozen and bland. I had the lasagna which had sliced tomatoes!!! in between the pasta, no sauce, and some beef in the bottom with cheese on the top, never had lasagna like it before, felt a bit off all night. Visited here before and meal was nice but in my opinion it has gone down. Was talking to some people while there and they said the Sunday lunch is not as nice as it used to be. Maybe they have changed the chef. Don't think we will visit again.

Called at the Turks head on Monday and was not disappointed 6 in the party including 2 children the food was very good I can recommend the lamb steak came with all the trimmings The staff are very friendly and the kids enjoyed the park it kept them busy while we waited for the food

We decided to have a walk here as we were staying at grange farm across the road .we arrived and realised there was a private party on .that was ok .we found a table in the back room .The beer was fine ,staff were friendly . The only down was the place was a little neglected .could do with a bit of TLC .tables were quiet sticky and could of done with a good wash down with soap and water .we were only there for drinks but the food did look good ,

Cleanliness needs stepping up especially toilet areas dinning areas carnt fault the food and the staff

We dropped in at the Turks Head again on Easter Saturday having booked earlier that day as its always, busy and yet again had a lovely meal. The menu is your typical English pub menu so you'll get fish and chips, gammon (Grandad's favourite), Steak (My husbands personal choice) etc but they do lovely salads and light bites and the usual starters, plus kids menu. Don't be put off by the typical pub menu as its served with flair, quality and service that was excellent as always. You need to book ahead if you want a specific time over the weekend as its always busy.Me and the mother in law (both trying to stick to weight watchers guidelines) had lovely salads, cooked salmon for me and Mother in law had ham salad (only slight shame was it was processed ham instead of home cooked ham which she was expecting). However salad was lovely baby leaf my favourite, not an ounce of that god dam awful iceberg to be seen anywhere. I asked for my hollandaise dressing on the side so I could only have the drizzle of my choice in line with WW as we all know how creamy holllandaise is (and was) and it came dutifully in a little pot so they listen to what you ask for. Salmon was beautifully cooked (steamed I reckon). Our only weight watchers down fall was that neither of us could resist trying a few of thier chips. You don't get Mccain rectangles here, you get hand cut ,home made, flufffy inside chips made from the perfect chip potatoe choice whatever it is they use i don't know as I forgot to again, they are so sweet they are too die for. Unfortuantely my 5 year old daughter couldn't manage all of hers so we had to help her out , shame... Husbands steak was perfectly cooked rare just how he likes it and we had extra onion rings which were soft and fluffy too although they were not home made in this case. Price wise- As we'd already been down chip pan alley in Skegness earlier that day (not my choice believe me) so we only had 2 starters, 4 adult mains and 1 children menu (5.00 includes drink and ice cream) and at least 1.5 round of drinks and it came in at £54. Which was very reasonable. They do take card.This pub is off the beaten track so you probably wouldn't go there normally but everytime we do a Skegness day trip from Grandma's and Grandad's in Sleaford for our little girl to play in the sand, we make the 1 hour detour to this specific pub on the way home (having found it a few years ago via Trip advsior I might hasten to add) and its a haven of lovely Englishness after the grim reality of Skegness sea front (trust me thats not my choice for a day out) but the detour is always worth it. We've had puddings etc in the past and they are just as excellent as the mains.We will continue to go back a couple of times a year after out Skeggy day trips for many years to come unless its changes hands, which it has done once in the last few years but the food and service is still the same. Kids - Last word I promise, large beer garden with huge 20 foot trampoline and climbing frame and swing. Trampoline has seen better days ie its lost is protective surround but as its 20 foot round you'd have to be working for the Health and Safety executive not to let your kids use it as its massive and good for 3 or 4 kids at a time.

We come and eat and drink here whilst staying opposite at the Grange Farmhouse. Always a lovely meal and very good value. 3 course lunch on a sunday for 7.95 is lovely and excellent value. Landlord is also very friendly and helpful. Will be back on our next fishing trip.

A really great village pub, good local ales and locally sourced food. Very friendly staff who are all more than willing to go the extra mile.The food is extremely popular so it is always best to book.Camping & tourers welcome here as well.

Visited this pub for my birthday, 25/10, while we were staying at the caravan site across the road, Oham, it is a nice cozy old fashion pub with comfy settees. There is a good choice of meals, my partner had the minted lamb shank which just fell off the bone. Both our meals were tasty and plentiful. The waitress who was taking orders, serving the meals and serving behind the bar was very friendly. They also do 2 for £10 meals at lunch time. Would certainly visit this pub again when we re visit the caravan site.

Situated next door to "Old Mill House" B and B - Food served all day - plenty of choice and good cooking by Chef/Landlord - good choice of beers etc etc - Old Pub but very comfortable and Very Clean - staff very attentive - both my wife and I - give 5 stars

My husband and I vist this friendly pub when we vist the area to close down our caravan on a nearby caravan park, all the staff are Immensly friendly and the meals are tasty and very well priced.Sunday lunch gets extremly busy so a must to book, what I would say is that with it being very small pub the tables get crammed together and can be a little pushed up to the other diners which is why I must admit we wouldn't book again at the turks for a sunday lunch. Be nice if the Turks could have a few small theme evenings with the food (Greek, Italian Etc). Nice to mix with the locals who are very friendly and chatty. Also the bar staff on occasions get a little muddled with the bill at the bar when you go to pay so keep an eye on what you are purchasing especially If you eat in the restaurant and then stay for drinks in the bar

Three of us went for Sunday lunch and we found it to be extremely busy. We only managed to get a car parking space because someone was leaving as we arrived.We had booked earlier in the week and had told the bar staff we’d come for lunch when we ordered our first drink but we didn’t get to our table till nearly half an hour after our booking time - it turned out they'd forgotten about us!There was a choice of soup or garlic mushrooms for the starter - we all ordered the garlic mushrooms, however they were very oily and not very garlicky. The mains were better, two of us had the beef and one had the vegetarian choice which was cheese and broccoli bake. The choices for dessert were chocolate gateaux or strawberry cheesecake. Neither dessert was anything special.All in all the food was edible and the portion size was good, however there was nothing about the meal to make us consider rushing back for another one. On the plus side the staff were all very friendly, the atmosphere good and its one of only a few pubs in the area that allow dogs in the bar.

Lovely home cooked food and plenty of it ! We made a last minute booking for Sunday lunch after reading the review on tripadvisor and it certainly lived up to expectations . Thank you for squeezing us in :-)

I was in two minds whether to post this review. We love the food at this place so much, we don't want it to be overrun so much that we can't get a table lol ! Anyway.... we first visited the Turks Head for Saturday tea. I had lasagne and hubby had home made fishcakes. Both were served with a large portion of excellent home made chips. The staff are extremely courteous (everyone is either 'Sir' or 'Madam') and they really can't do enough for you. If you arrive early for your meal, there is comfortable seating inside or a nice beer garden at the back which is great if you have kids and/or a dog. There's a trampoline and a climbing frame outside. We have had Sunday lunch there twice now and we believe that we will be putting in a standing booking. It is a MUST to book for Sunday lunch though... such good value for money and it's always very busy. It's £6.95 for three courses (yes - three !). First time wen went, the starter was either tomato soup (served with a roll and butter) or garlic mushrooms in a creamy sauce. The main was either beef or turkey (the main comes with lots of very nicely cooked local veggies, roast potatoes, boiled potatoes and Yorkshire Pud. They serve the gravy to you separately and there's plenty. You can even 'max up' for an extra £2.00 and they double the portions for the main course, so even if you have a big appetite, you still get three courses for £8.95 !. Pudding was either lemon meringue pie or chocolate fudge cake. All were absolutely delicious. This Sunday we had a choice of french onion soup or garlic mushrooms for starter (we had the soup and it was absolutely delicious!). Main was lamb or pork, with peas, cabbage, carrots, roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. The pudding was blackcurrant cheesecake or chocolate gateau .... YUMM !! Can't say enough about this place ... Fantastic service, delicious food, wonderful staff ... Keep up the good work (just disappointed we won't make it this Sunday grrr !!!).