Viking Way Coffee House in East Lindsey

Called into The Viking Garden Cafe today on way back from dog walk in Willingham Woods. Very friendly atmosphere. Friendly staff and a lovely fire which we appreciated on a cold day. We had hot drinks and a light lunch. Food was cooked fresh and we both enjoyed our lunch. Will definitely be calling in again. As for Peter A previous review … he seems to eat at a lot of places and gives them 1 star! A very rude person about the cliental. Maybe he should just eat at home.

Oh dear! Not at all as described in some of the reviews. It is incredibly down-market with a clientele who look like escapees from Pentonville. The food is very basic and only just edible - though the indigestion I have experienced since eating lunch there suggests that 'edible' is too generous a description. The waitress, whom I gather is the owner's daughter, was extremely pleasant and helpful but everything else about the place was pretty dire.

fab cafe beautifully decorated for christmas log burner going so lovely n warm ,had a cooked breakfast cooked to order very pleasant staff will be calling again next time we are passing trough

Called here for breakfast was lovely the staff are really lovely and welcoming, always made welcome.the log burner was most welcome. Also the radiator in the toilet was most welcoming. Always very clean and breakfast cooked and presented perfect. Highly reccomend

Have previously visited this cafe after its refurbishment and reopening under new management. Over several visits, friendly welcoming staff, not the biggest menu in the world but something for everyone (even we weirdo vegetarians), spotlessly clean, good service, piping hot tasty food, great mug of tea, all at very reasonable prices. The chocolate brownies are to die for.

Staff were amazingly kind to my elderly Mum. Thank you so much. Very nicely decorated and super clean. Must be wonderful on a sunny day!

Called here 1st time last week. We were greeted by a nice gentleman made to feel most welcome. A lovely spotless dining area with log burner. Lovely waitress brought breakfast, had a chat. On leaving was told a bit of history of the place. Loved it. Would recommend a 10+ from us

This cafe is quirky and welcoming. Staff are very friendly and attentive with the teenagers doing a great job even when they are very busy! Good prices and an interesting place to visit as it's more than a cafe (ask Steve about its WW2 history). Dog friendly too. Love it!

We stumbled on this place en route to Louth and I'm so glad we did! Extremely welcoming patron, attentive staff and excellent food. Everything we had was well cooked, promptly served and very reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend a visit. If we are ever in the neighbourhood again I would certainly go back. Thank you!

Discovered this cafe by accident on the way to Skegness. Very friendly staff and very welcoming. I sat in the small but cozy garden to enjoy the autumn sunshine and have some breakfast. The scrambled eggs were heavenly, light and fluffy and served on toasted artisan bread with just the right amount of seasoning. So nice that I didn’t reach for the ketchup as it would have smothered the flavours. It would be easy to drive right past this place as you cant see the building from the road, but look for the large flags proudly proclaiming “Cafe” and turn in to the yard immediately.

The unfriendly service isn't the only thing to ruin this. The dated decor really isn't nice. I always fancied popping in here but I wished I hadn't

We visited on way to the coast my partner had a small breakfast little boy had a sausage sandwich and I had a large breakfast without beans which came without tomatoes as well the only difference to the small breakfast was 2 hash browns I then precided to ask if the large breakfast came with tomatoes which was brought to my table to then be told a extra hash brown had been put on so the tomatoes would be a extra 70p so really I was charged a extra 1.50 for one extra hash brown which I find absolutely disgusting safe to say we won't be visiting again the only difference between the small and large breakfast was one small hash brown laughable to say the least

Last minute visit as we were driving home from a weekend away and it didn't disappoint! Me and my partner both had a pork dinner and it was just amazing! Proper homemade dinner and grow their own veg! Definitely recommend for anyone near by! Very polite staff too!

We found this place on the way to Butlins, when our sat nav took us the wrong way, the place is absolutely charming, I had soup of the day which was lovely and got talking to a lovely couple who were telling me all about the air hangers used in the world war, was really interesting, very friendly place. They also have a farm shop which is right next to the cafe in a barn. Will have to make a bee line to this place when we go back to Skegness in Feb.

We found this place purely by chance on our way to Skegness, and being parched and hungry after an early start we stopped by for refreshments. The inside of the restaurant is clean and tidy in a rustic style and the staff were both friendly and helpful. I ordered a full english breakfast with a pot of tea, when the breakfast arrived it was well presented and of good quality. Should we take this route on our next visit to Skegness I would certainly have no hesitation in visiting the Viking Way Coffee House again.