The Waggon and Horses in East Lindsey

Very dog friendly and welcoming staff. We had a nice sandwich with home cooked ham which was lovely. It's a nice traditional pub which is always great to see.

What a pleasant change to go into a pub and not be met with neon lights, loud background music and the usual modern refit. This is a traditional country pub, with lit open fire, oak walls and a decor that reminded me of how pubs used to be. The welcome was warm, both by the staff and a couple of obvious regulars at the bar and we took our seats in the bar area seating (there is a restaurant area as well). I ordered sausage & mash and my partner the steak and ale pie. Both hot, tasty and homemade in its style and large helpings. We both also had puddings, apple crumble and sticky toffee between us and both dishes with lots of lovely custard. With 2 drinks, total bill was just over £40. Great value. Good honest and hot pub lunch and a good price. Well done all. We will be back

The staff here are really helpful and friendly. We went for Sunday lunch. We both had roast Turkey. The food arrived plentiful and hot. Very tasty. We really enjoyed our trip and will definitely return when we are back in the area.

We experienced the warmest of welcomes and fantastic service throughout. GF options were fantastic.(esp puddings!)

Booked Dinner for our Anniversary. Great Service and vast selection of delicious dishes 😋 👌 A must if your in the area. We are staying on there camp site..

Stayed here for 5 weeks on the field in a tent. Food was absolutely amazing. Jean (landlady) was very welcoming and accommodating for everything. Can’t fault what so ever. Will be back to visit again! Highly recommend

Nice affordable meals, in a country setting

Nipped in for a quick drink but so impressed by the ambience and sight of meals we chose to dine for a late lunch. Great choices on the menu, good value and very satisfied with our three meals on a dog friendly area of the bar. We'd have no hesitation in going back again...oh, and a good pint too! Nice beer garden and camping area to the rear! Happy!

Camped here for three nights and had food and drinks. Food is good and very reasonably priced. Would visit again 👍

Based on what we had read online we decided to try a meal at this pub. It's dog friendly which suited us because we had the dog with us. The meal was excellent piping hot very generous portions and really friendly staff. We will be booking again when we are back in the area

We were in the area on holiday and it was well recommended to us. The welcome is warm and friendly, the food delicious and tasty, and prices very reasonable.

Lovely place for a pitstop for a refreshing cider. Friendly, welcoming and helpful owners when enquiring about places to walk in the area.

Dropped in for lunch when we were on our way to the coast, good service and excellent food

This is some of the best home cooked food available in the area 😋

Didn't stay in rooms so can't comment on them, the food however, was really tasty, rump steak cooked perfect, with lots of mushrooms and homemade onion rings, chicken in bbq sauce was nice too, very warm welcome on arrival, no airs and graces just lovely warm honest people, wagon and horses is set back slightly from the road, hence why we missed it first pass thru, got it on way back tho, lovely find, great atmosphere, locals friendly too

We had a lovely meal the food is amazing thanks we loved your pub ahd staff very friendly x

Had a wonderful meal with family and friends and the service was second to none overall brilliant highly recommend

We went here today for lunch with my best bud and it did not disappoint. The staff were very friendly and the food was excellent and was so nice to be served homemade chip🤤. We also had a dessert each and wow they certainly not cheat on the portion sizes which was lovely to see. Thank you for a great place to eat and we will be definitely be back.

Went here with good friends for lunch. Between us we had cottage pie, gammon and rump steak. All was lovely and home made. Piping hot too. We decided to have deserts because there was a fantastic choice. Again all homemade. Sticky toffee pudding, mars cheesecake, a malteeser sundae and neopolitan cheesecake. All lovely. Affordable prices and great service. We will be back.

Every year we have a family event on the East Coast and after it we go to the Waggon & Horses for lunch. The pub is on our way home and about 20 minutes drive in to our return journey. This year as in previous years they were very helpful and accommodated all of us, considering we rang as we set off for them. Our party ranged from the very young <2 to the old >65. Service was fairly fast and very amenable. The menu offered a range of items to meet all tastes and desires. Food when it came was tasty, well presented and more than enough. The meals and drinks worked out at just over £20 a head, which is excellent value for money. Will we be back next year, almost certainly.

Had a fantastic meal and the service was very friendly we will be back the next time we are in Lincolnshire 😃

We dropped in for a Sunday lunch and believe me it was huge ! Roast turkey roast potatoes mashed potatoes new potatoes Yorkshire pudding,carrots stuffing ball cabbage ,parsnips, cranberry sauce and lashings of gravy. Well worth a visit.

Bar staff always welcoming, always good tunes on jukebox by locals, pool table and food is pretty good plus local rambler Darren Wild is always there propping up the bar 😂

Called here for food and a beer. Well so glad we did the food was very good and the chips WOW Best I have had for years. Staff nice and friendly too

We had 6 take away sunday lunch all lovely, fair priced and helpful staff 👍 see you again very soon

Lovely lunch time meal with great service.

Ok for dinner. However if it’s a carvery you want, not the place to go

Lovely place, very friendly staff, has a caravan site at the back of the pub good for a nice few quiet days away.

Shocking £6.00 for small glass of wine ,don't stop here for a drink, what a rip off £11.00 for pint of smooth bitter and small glass of wine that's £3 above average for area in a run down pub

Beautiful old fashioned pub with open fire

Great traditional bar with a fantastic atmosphere

Nice people, good choice menu and good portion sizes. Will return for sure

Very disappointing. No atmosphere. Ordered steak - no steak knife offered. Ordered a hot pot Z- had to eat with a knife and fork.

The food and service was excellent. There is a small camping area to the rear with electric hookup. Although it is in a small village in rural Lincs. it would be well worth having a great meal then staying the night in your caravan or motorhome.

Lovely home cooked meal, staff very helpful

Good choices of food and reasonable prices, presentation brilliant, nice cosy pub as well. 👌

Nice pub if you like eating and sharing your dinner with flies. Had chicken, bacon and leek in a cheese sauce. Chicken was dry, leeks very chewy and cheese sauce watery. Don’t think I will be going back.

Had a lovely Sunday roast and puddings. Portions were generous and service excellent. Lots of staff on hand. After we’d ordered the food came up quite quickly, all hot and fresh. Vegetable tray was a nice touch. Lots of variety. It was a very hot day but nonetheless everything was good. Have not visited this pub restaurant for more than 10 years and we were not disappointed. Will return next year when we visit Louth for sure.

Stopped in here for a quick lunch on our way home after staying in the area for the summer. We have previously visited as a family group of anywhere between 6 and 10 of us and have never been disappointed. Today was no different. There were only 2 of us today and we both opted for lasagne. One with chips and garlic bread, the other we asked for with chips, garlic bread and salad. The lovely lady behind the bar said that was no problem and we took a seat in the bar area. The food came quite quickly and we were not disappointed. A good size portion of lasagne and excellent REAL chips. The lasagne is great! It’s nice and firm and not at all like the microwave slop in a dish that seems to be a staple of other establishments in the vicinity. The salad could have been a little fresher but it was ok and presented very nicely. All in all we had a good lunch and we enjoyed yet another visit. The Wagon is a friendly, welcoming traditional countryside pub with attached restaurant area. It has a good selection of well cooked pub food at reasonable prices and a good pint too. We will continue to return when we are in the area as we are never disappointed.

Great stop over for lunch and fantastic music from their jukebox. Would recommend to anyone and would return if in the area again.

Stopped here after a days travelling. The food was shocking! Children’s meals were chicken goujons and fish goujons but only had 2 very small thin pieces each. It was mainly a pile of chips. Each meal was just under £7! I had a burger that was very bland in flavour… cheap meat. My mums Bolognese had very little flavour. She had to coat it in salt and pepper to make it edible! Drinks overpriced too. A warm, cheap brand fruit shoot was £2.20 and was not chilled. They said my children couldn’t have a glass of cold milk? A very small half glass of lime cordial and soda was 1.30 Meal came to just under £50. I’ve had many meals for that price and this was substandard unfortunately. Decor needs updating, very dated and fusty. Apologises for bad review but just disappointing in all ways. Food and atmosphere need updating.

Went to the Waggon and Horses at South Reston last night for my birthday meal. It was awful. I had Lasagne which was microwaved into the dish. The cheese on top was in one huge lump and the bottom was black and hard. I did manage to eat some of the middle. We did complain and was politely told she was very sorry but they had a new chef.!!! I’m not quite sure why she thought this explanation would make us feel better, but it certainly didn’t. We will not be returning, and we are local.

We have used this public house in the past and again they did not disappoint us. This year we had our 6 month old grandson with us and they ensured there was a high chair for him. In the past we have eaten in the bar area, which has a lovely rustic feel, but it did not have enough room for the six of us. However, the restaurant provided an open air feel, whilst being indoors. Food wise we cannot fault it. The fish and chips (which they mark as BIG and it is) went down well as did grandma's ham, egg and chips. Grandma's day was made with the homemade rice pudding AND JAM!! The turkey ham and leek pie was a bit disappointing but was more than made up for by the cheesecake. All the desserts are a very generous portion and very good value for money. The service was excellent, the staff very friendly and other customers very tolerant of babies. Only fault, and mums/dads may not see this as a minor one, was the lacking of a changing area for babies. However, mine host did provide an impromptu improved area. Will we return when next in the area, almost certainly.

It’s been a while since we last had a Saturday morning breakfast here, but I can honestly say it’s still as tasty as it ever was. Would definitely recommend to anybody wanting a lovely filling breakfast to set themselves up for the day. We will definitely be going again.

Food was tasteless potato’s half cooked standards slipping table service poor prices too high for standard of food

Food took over an hour to be served, very plain and boring, there was also flies in the vinegar sat on the tables.

Food was excellent, freshly cooked, tasty and well presented. Hosts were friendly and attentive, definitely worth a visit - dog friendly too!

We travelled past this pub on our journey and I noticed the hanging baskets looked ever so beautiful so had to imagine the food to be good as their presentation. I was wrong. Don’t know if they just weren’t that keen on us being there but it was awful. There was a couple in the bar area, a family of 6 int he dining room and a man on his own. That’s it. It was dead, there’s a reason. Young lady at the bar was nice, let us choose a table, we had a wide choice! Food seemed nicely described on the menu. Oil desperately needs changing for fried food. I was unable to eat one chip. My son’s sausages were burnt to a crisp. His mash was lumpy. No one checked how our food was. They were more interested in checking what time they were working til that day. Don’t bother, far nicer pubs in this area.

A lovely Sunday dinner I had the the turkey, me hubby had the beef it was beut, the service was excellent

I don't know why my review was taken off I was only telling about the experience my husband and I had when we visited we do live local the Fiday we visited was okay my husband has Parkinson's disease but you would not know he had not been out for months my kind friend Carole works there and she helped me in as Brian was in a wheel chair it was a table for 4 but she said there was more room for us the landlord spotted us and came over and said to Brian nice to see you Brian and Brian said thank you but I said to Brian this is the last time we are coming here the prices had gone up and there was less food But we went again the Friday after it was Jubilee Friday we went because I did not feel like cooking but I said this was definitely the last time we are coming here we went to the same table that we had before but all of a sudden the landlady appeared she said that she had got a big booking and at 5pm their was 50 people coming I said havent you got room for us then she said will you go over there she wanted us to go to the back of the room in a corner it was a table for 4 just like the one we was at I said no there is more room here she said okay Brian is a slow eater so we was there at 5 45 pm and Brian said what was all that about where are the 50 people I said I don't know but I Will find out the landlady came to see us a couple of times I think it was to see if we had finished eating but after 5 pm we didn't see her again when we left there was only 5 people in that room none in the other 2 rooms 3 people was sat at the bar a couple of days later I found out there was not a booking for 50 people I don't know why we was treated like that we did not smell we were dressed okay 2 weeks later my husband died not knowing why we was treated like that I thought the landlady was my friend I have shown nothing but kindness to her and to the landlord and their 3 dogs Rosa PURSHOUSE

Repas entre 2 couples en soirée. Cadre agréable, accueil chaleureux personnel attentif parking facile Fish and chips avec très bon poisson mais chips pas assez cuites ;cottage pie avec un peu trop de fromage desserts copieux très bon rapport qualité prix mais les billets de 50€ ne sont pas acceptés .

Have been many times and the food is always good. Staff always friendly - can't fault it. have had many of the items of the menu and never been disappointed. Don't usually have room for a pudding but when we have, have been pleased with that too.

This pub serves amazing food, very generous portions and delicious. Staff are very nice and very obliging, what more can I say except amazing food and great value.

We have been dozens of times now I would think. For me it is well kept cask ale. For my wife nice but simple food always. Its a traditional pub with nice happy staff and owners. You can go there confident it will be a...

If you could give them 10 out 10 I would. Excellent food and service. I had the steak and ale pie with chips, veg and gravy, everything piping hot and nothing too much trouble.

Well this is the bees knees. The owners are so nice and helpful a proper English pub .and the food is off the highest quality and you get a good portion as well. very good choice of food and sweets they do have a special...

My daughter and I visited for dinner and enjoyed good old-fashioned pub food. Service was efficient. An error on the bill was rapidly corrected and apologies given (several times).

5 star experience for this old fashioned traditional pub. Jean nigel and the team are really friendly and welcoming. food amazing value and great quality.

Stopped as we were looking for somewhere to have lunch. Found a place that was ideal, lovely garden to sit in, dog friendly. Food was good, but the dessert was amazing. Definitely be back.

During a holiday in the area, we (Two adults and two children) visited for a meal on an evening. Staff we friendly, food was tasty and very hot! Reasonably priced too. Really enjoyed it

Was lucky enough to stumble upon his pub driving past. So pleased we did. The food was so tasty with good portions. The fish and chips and dessert of cheesecake was the best I have had in any pub. The staff were so friendly and...

This is a very large and accommodating venue with lots of space, dog friendly and very pleasant service. Its situated fairly remotely so were we not expecting the Ritz BUT and were very pleasantly surprised. Food is beautifully prepared and there are a large selection...

Enjoy the countryside and a traditional pub, restaurant. Lovely welcome and great food. Garden and play area are super.

Fab staff so warm and welcoming , brilliant food at great prices ,highly recommended Ty to all the staffs nice warming hospitality ,very happy and inviting pub and its even got caravan pitches at back with electric hook ups ,if you don't wanna move after...

Perfect meal for wifey and me. Easy, tasty and the Bass was excellent. Everyone praises the fish and chips.

We can't just visit any pub for a meal, as my wife is coeliac, gluten and wheat free. The Wagon and Horses do their very best to cater for this, the staff are trained in food allergies and cross contamination. The food is excellent and...

This is a great place for home cooked substantial meals. You could be put off by the decor but get past that and it is lovely. Staff very nice as well. Good prices.

Staff very rude. Was told we were wrong to our faces. Staff spoke about us just behind the bar where we could all hear them say how “they’re wrong no one would have said that” after we attempted to order 3 of their carvery’s which we called and booked a table specifically for. We got told on phone it served until 2pm then again from 4-9pm however we got told we were wrong no one would’ve said this apparently and to choose something off the main menu. An old woman also came over and was very rude and abrupt again telling us we were wrong and to choose something else. Whatever happened to the customer is always right? Now I know it’s not always true but to be told in a rude manor to our faces “you obviously got it wrong” was out of order and just showed what they thought of their customers. Overall awful experience and will not be returning ever even for a drink only. Then after 2 waiting staff one old and one young had told us that an old man came over and attempted to apologise with a sarcastic demeanour. Very disappointed. Rude staff. Dirty napkins and table. Took ages to come over to take our order and then was rude.

Delicious food, varied menu, great atmosphere and lovely service (Chloe was our waitress). This was our first visit, but we will definitely be back.

Visit The Waggon and Horses regularly, always feel welcome. Friendly owners and nothing too much trouble

Went for a family lunch good hot food excellent large portion good pudding selection choose from in the restaurant ,quite a chilly place did not stay overnight ,bar area and toilets 1 star my advice wrap up well

Friendly staff with a good atmosphere. Serves classic pub food, nothing fancy but well cooked with good service.

We stopped here for food as it was dog friendly. It's a lovely traditional pub with a nice real fire in the bar. The service was really friendly and welcoming.The fish and chips my husband and I had was delicious, beautiful large fish with not too much batter and not at all greasy. My husbands daughter had a cheese burger and she absolutely loved it, said it was the best burger she had eaten in ages. So praise indeed from a 14 year old.Would definitely recommend.

We moved up to Lincolnshire in November 2018, and since that time have visited this venue at least 5 times, and each and every time, it has been superb. The meals are always good and plentiful, the staff always friendly, and I can honestly say, that not on any occasion have we had a bad meal, or had any complaints. On the last and most recent occasion we took our friends from Oxfordshire there, and they simply loved it, and had no complaints. This is a winning establishment, and always seems busy, so it shows how popular it is. There is one lady in particular who we always see there, who is always polite, friendly and helpful, and to my chagrin I dont have her name, but sure she will be there when you visit.

Whilst we were n holiday up from Somerset and staying in wither found this great little pub.A proper old school pub and the food was fantastic 👍Would highly recommend this place to anyone who is ever passing.

On holiday we usually try our luck at a couple of places dining out and as this place came recommended we gave it a go. It was quiet at 4pm on a Wednesday but there were a few in the bar area.

Previous visit was on a passing traffic basis, this time we pre-booked our table for an evening meal. The car park was quite full on entry our table was clearly reserved and we were well looked after from the moment we arrived by several servers who we assume are part of the Riley family. The food was excellent, we had Garlic Bread starters then my Wife had Salmon with Rice and I had Smoked Trout. Food excellently prepared and served, I had Sorbet for dessert and my Wife had a Crumble and Custard. A very pleasant evening in a tastefully decorated room, our only comment would be that the Garlic Bread did not represent good value but ti tasted ok. Would recommend this place to all who are able to visit which we certainly will be doing in the near future.

After Leaving Mablethorpe behind us we were looking for a nice place for lunch, as we drove close to the Waggon AND Horses we decided to give it a go , the car park and some cars but plenty of spaces , so it was looking good,

Living just a mile from this restaurant we have visited twice.

After visiting Louth my wife and I had a ride to this pub for lunch.

Called in here for some lunch , the food was lovely and the staff were very friendly . Just a shame we had to wait nearly an hour to get it .

Had best pub fish and chips I've had from a pub. Open fire, friendly staff and still a proper pub with friendly locals so has more atmosphere than many places we visit.

Excellent food and beer in a relaxed atmosphere. The Friday fish was particularly delicious and great value.

We ate here rather than in our hotel and were not disappointed. The staff were very welcoming and seated us very quickly. The service was good, but not intrusive. The meals came very quickly and were well presented and very tasty.

Warm welcome good location to visit the area and food that was fantastic value - From the moment we signed in we felt welcomed from staff and customers alike - with our Boxer who made lots of friends which only added to the experience and made for a great weekend will be back

Fantastic service and fantastic food. Simple. A great find with vegan option. There chips are so tasty!!!

Sunday carvary plentiful but food tepid which spoilt it. Vegetarian lasagne awful, a few bits of corn in a watery bland tomato sauce. Came on a plate, no garlic bread or salad -very poor. Sweets better although my mother missed the non existent jelly in the trifle. Staff lovely but food mediocre. Was really looking forward to it but left very disappointed. Won’t be going back.

This pub restaurant is at very rural place at Reston on the road between Louth and Mablethorpe, On arrival was welcomed by one of the bar staff and shown to a table in the restaurant, excellent menu and range of drinks, we were eating later so only needed lite bites, couldn't resit our favourite starter Whitebait so shared one. The mains were Jacket potatoes one with chillies and one with prawns, the accompanying salads were exceptional. We pass this way regularly so will be calling again to try more from the menu, an evening visit may be on the cards and we were advised to book in advance.

Went for Sunday diner and it was absolutely fantastic, all home cooked and the choice of veg was amazing, nicest carvery all 4 of us had had in a long time, staff and owners were absolutely brill, arrived 15 mins early, table was ready and we were told they were expecting a group of 25 shortly so if we wanted to go and get ours before they turned up, wasn’t disappointed. Couldn’t fit a pudding in which was a shame as the choice was excellent , we will be back

Went here yesterday for the second time. Especially appreciate the Healthy Options menu as I am currently following the Slimming World programme and also live with certain food allergies. Staff very friendly and most helpful. Food delicious and plenty of it. Will certainly be back.

Myself and my husband decided to have an evening meal here whilst enjoying a long weekend in the area. We also had our 2 dogs with us so we were a little apprehensive as to whether we would be welcome. We need not have worried, we had the warmest of welcome for us, and the dogs, the landlord and landlady are amazing, so friendly and helpful. The waiting staff were polite and courteous and the food was yummy. We had a very enjoyable evening and thoroughly recommend this place.

Decided to pop in for a quick drink late on a Sunday evening, I had a hard choice to make with the large gin collection, and even the choice of different tonics this pub has to offer. I opted for rhubarb gin, and the barman made it perfect.

Nice pub, if a little “barn-like”. Hearty and well-cooked food and pleasant staff. Unfortunately,(and this is no criticism of the pub), our visit was completely spoilt by a middle-aged man at the next table, who guffawed with excessively loud and raucous laughter every time anyone at his table said anything. The group as a whole weren’t laughing, so this chap was, frankly, s bit of a prat. We are not intolerant people by any means, but this person’s unrestrained laughter nearly perforated our eardrums-not pleasant!

Went for Sunday carvery excellent meal and superb pudding I had an ample sticky toffee pudding with fresh cream .

Visited last night for our evening meal.. bar area seems cosy and friendly. Ordered drinks then was taken through to the restaurant swiftly and seated. My fianceè had the lasagne and I had the Gammon steak. The lasagne was nice but could have done with a little more seasoning. The Gammon was a decent size (nice and thick) and was very tasty accompanied with egg and pineapple. Would eat there again should we visit the area in the future.

Decided to visit for dinner as was my husbands weekend off and we have been before. We usually have steak but decided to have something different and wish we hadn't.

We visit once a month or so, more often if we have friends staying with us as it does such good food (we live in Chapel St Leonards which is fourteen miles away). Every meal at the Waggon and Horses has been good, excellent or...

Pleasant pub. Good atmosphere, varied menu for bar and restaurant food was served hot and freshly prepared we thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.

Good food, no GREAT FOOD . Some places have the knack of just timing things just right. You know the feeling ,I’m just about to start looking around where my food is !! As if by magic here it comes..

Wow, how does a country pub do this well in a village with say 30-40 properties.