The Viking Way Cafe Bar in North Lincolnshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Nice spot, adequate tea and coffee, decent bacon sandwich but not a good tuna baguette. Baguette half cooked, cheap nasty tuna, tasteless, took it home for the dog and at £5 very expensive for cheap quality.

Slowest service ever lots of staff only one seamed to be doing anything drinks were OK thought realy needs sorting whats it going yo be like when it's busy.

Went here for a coffee and a bacon bun was terrible the coffee was weak and tasteless and the bacon was reheated served in a thawed out cheap bread roll , there was mould on it too , I put it in the bin where it belongs , shame as the place is in a nice spot but very cheap quality products used and could do with a refurb was very drab and dated , would not recommend or return again .

Lovely viewing area and we enjoyed a lovely breakfast and panini. Good size portion. Very friendly staff and very helpful. Cafe itself is very 'olde world' charming with a wood burning stove which made it cosy. Will be nice sitting outside in better weather too, plenty of tables. Will be returning!

I ride out here all the time (solo) and more often the not, stop off with the family on a weekend to grab a buttie and coffee!

We only had cold drinks from here so can't comment on the food offering at all. Plenty of outside seating where you can enjoy stunning views of the bridge.

Ordered two expensive coffees a flat white and a cappuccino . Ended up watering the grass with the coffees tasteless and horrible . Poor quality not fresh coffee and no frothy milk . Plenty of better places to visit in the area

Straight off the main road, we stopped on the way back from Butlins Skegness. The prices are great, ingredients high end and a cafe full of character.

We had trip to the viking bar staff it was very friendly and helped taking the drinks to our outside table which was above and beyond the call of duty.

amazing spot to sit and drink/eat outside, ordered fish and chips- was lovely however the fish did have a lot of bones in. Apart from that was fantastic would come again in the summer

Lovely little break stop on a windy day, great view point and plenty of outdoor seating, there is a nice room you can also sit and overlook. Decent hot chocolate also !

Found this place after a quick tripadvisor search. We had a fantastic lunch of panini and a jacket potato. Staff were friendly and welcoming and gave my dog some dog biscuits which was unexpected but very welcomed. A lovely log fire, with a view onto the Humber and the bridge. Can’t wait to come back here again!!

The place looks great and they appear to have a fantastic area for sitting whilst drinking alcohol. However, the cafe side of things leaves a lot to be desired. It is not clear what or how you go about getting drinks and snacks. You go up to the shielded servery where you are at odds with the coffee machines and general noise behind the screen to hear what the server is saying. There is little sign of what they actually have to sell, you have to get the server to list everything, which leaves you saying forget it. I get that the screens were put there during the pandemic, but things have moved on.... I suggest you do too. Then we come to the coffee... I am afraid that it was possibly one of the worst coffee's I have ever paid for. It was weak and flavourless. The only saving grace was the free caramel biscuit, which was better than the brand leader.

Stopped for a quick snack on route to holiday. My partner had a cheese burger £4.95 was under cooked really greasy and full of gristle. I had jacket potato with tuna and mayo £5 and a side salad £1.10 salad was brown consisted of just lettuce a few cubes of cucumber and 2 slices of tomato. Certainly not worth £1.10 the jacket potato was warm (not hot as expected) tasted old and tuna tasted really salty. Everything was served in polystyrene cartons certainly not as pictured on their website. We did not finish our meal it went in the only place suitable the bin. We will not be returning such a shame as a prime spot.

Stopped off here after walking from South Ferriby. Tasty tea cake and welcome drink in this weather Under £7 for the two of us, well worth it. Friendly staff too Would recommend

Stopped here for a quick cup of tea when we had a walk. Great staff, friendly, polite and nice cup of tea. Nice sitting area with lots of space.

We had a around watersedge then we crossed bridge and went to the viking was it was very nice and had a beer and potato wedges very quick service

Called in for lunch whilst walking by the river. The cafe was very busy but service was friendly and the food was delicious. Amazing views.

First visited here back in May whilst out walking the Humber Bank since then they have added a covered seating area which is super cosy with log burner and sofa, armchairs as well as more traditional tables and chairs. The view from this area over...

Popped in the cafe while having a afternoon walk. Staff were so friendly & food & warm brew were superb.

Great food and drinks in a pleasant location. Is a must visit if you are visiting the Humber bridge or Barton upon Humber. You and your dog are made very welcome with dog treats always given for the dogs.

We called here to quench our thirst after walking The Humber Bridge. Good outside seating & a wonderful view of the bridge. Nice menu of light snacks.

We had high hopes for this cafe when we saw it being ‘created’ during lockdown as it is an excellent spot for a cafe. We tried it yesterday and we’re very disappointed. Service was friendly however the coffee was appalling, worst coffee we've had in...

A place I will definitely be visiting again staff were very friendly and polite and took time out to chat to you. Has great views of the humber and humber bridge. They served a nice pint minimum waiting time after ordering. Overall a very pleasant...

On a hot day in Barton, its the best, nice views and you can potter about a couple of hours. Long walk back into town if your a bit sozzled.

Called in for some lunch and was pleasantly pleased with the polite staff and excellent service. Quick and excellent food and also from 12 noon cocktails or alcohol can be provided. Will be going back for another impromptu visit fantastic.

Stumbled across this great cafe bar while out cycling today. The Staff were friendly and the coffee was good. They have great views of the Humber and big plans for the future. Will be going back to try out the food. Everything was clean, could...

Lovely choice of food available and arrived quickly even though it was busy. Lovely members of staff and great service.

Went yesterday. What we had was OK but no better , the coffee was fine but the cider two of the party had was warm.However what was outstanding was the total lack of COVID rules compliance. As a seller of alcohol I thought table service...

My family tried this new little gem out a couple of days after it opened, it was still cold and miserable outside but we took coats. Since then they’ve increased the outdoor seating, brought in shelter, and are going from strength to strength. Now the...

Absolutely love this cafe/bar. Plenty of outdoor space and tables are nicely spread out so you aren’t on top of other people also visiting. All the staff are extremely friendly, i have been a couple if times and they all always cant do enough to...

What a lucky find. Out walking and exploring, in need of refreshments and happily stumbled across The Viking Way. This beautifully situated venue with ample outdoor seating serves alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages, paninis, sandwiches, hotdogs, children's picnic boxes, ice-cream...to name a few. Lovely happy,...

Friendly staff, little cafe and bar on the banks of the River Humber underneath the suspension bridge

Originally built as a Coastguard station in the 1880's the Cafe Bar is at the start of the Viking Way long distance footpath.The building is known as the Old Boathouse locally and after a long period of disuse has been converted into a Cafe Bar...