The best restaurants in Five Village Boston East Midlands

Ate here last night as part of a group of six. I had never eaten her before although two of the group had. The food was excellent. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff, they were even able to accommodate and please my very fussy wife! We will certainly be coming back again.

Lovely place; the food is reasonably priced and tastes great, the staff are lovely, and the design is quirky and fun. The Bowling is a lovely touch, and the family had a great time! Genuinely gutted the place is closing, I hope when the economy is back on its feet the owners can do something just as great again

In a large party room which was a bit noisy for the 4 of us

Visiting the area for the day, we located The Thatched Cottage via Tripadvisor. Booked a table for late lunch. Fortunately a pleasant day as having our furry friend with us we had to sit outside. Our lunch was as good as hoped for; a generous portion of roast lamb, served on a bed of lovely mash, accompanied by red cabbage, yorkshire pud, roasties and apricot stuffing. The sides of creamy blue cheese leeks and trio of carrots, french beans and swede were colourful and tasty. Our meal was served promptly and the half pints of Doom Bar washed our lunch down nicely. Friendly service A thoroughly enjoyable lunch, a good find which we would recommend We may not have booked had it been a cold wet day, delighted it wasn't. Note to TTCR, perhaps look at a doggy owner corner in your bar for diners over the winter months?

We stopped off at Pinchin's Farm Shop on our way to Norfolk as it's just off the A17 (southbound) and therefore convenient, if a little tricky to find. The farm shop and cafe are in what looks to be an old barn. From the outside, you'd be forgiven for thinking you'd come to the wrong place, but overlook the uPVC door and you enter a delightfully quaint old barn with a great selection of vegetables, fresh meats, cheeses and other local produce with the cafe tables taking up around half of the building. We we warmly welcomed and quickly seated with menus. I ordered a baguette with Lincolnshire sausages whilst the other two in our party ordered a plain sausage sandwich. Whilst the sandwiches did take quite a while to arrive, they were definitely worth the wait. The baguette was freshly baked and the sausages perfectly cooked. It came with a small side-salad which was fresh. We all agreed that the sausages were fantastic. Pinchin's Farm Shop cafe is a homely little place and definitely worth a visit if you are passing.

On the night we had food from here the queue was out of the door. This shop has a cafe in the back so service can be a bit slower than usual. They were also managing phoned-in orders and 3 staff absences. CASH ONLY. Cashier took 4 or 5 orders then food was cooked to order. Ours was good not greasy like previous reviewers. Cod £4.95 large chips £2.95 so no complaints about pricing. Would use again.

My partner and I came here for our 2 year anniversary meal and it was incredible, such a shame they are closing. The staff are kind and welcoming too!

Can't fault the place, I go for the steak bakes and sausage rolls, her indoors loves the pizza slices and my dear old mum gets two days out of a ham salad baguette! I've always found the staff pleasant and efficient and the shop is spotless.

Finding a pub that has great service , tastefully styled and good food is sometimes a challenge nowadays. I had a positive experience here today . The Ale Garden is perfect, comfy seating and stylish cabanas . The attention to detail is spot on and the set lunch certainly did not disappoint. Whitebait and then a Minute Steak were perfectly cooked we had a a delightful 3 hour luncheon with attentive yet discreet service. Well done Team . We will be back .

Toilet facilities were clean, well stocked shop.

As always, very inconsistent, it's ok, but it's never all ok, wrong drink, chips bit undercooked, chicken selects lukewarm

Previously we were not able to write a review, as the Royal Oak at New Bolingbroke was not on trip adviser. It was a couple of years ago since we visited for lunch and we arrived at 1:20, only to be told that the kitchen was closed. Outside the board clearly displays that lunch is served from 12 until 2pm. What was even more surprising was way in which we were informed. The member of staff we met was really quite rude, almost as if how dare we arrive after 12 noon - not everyone wants to eat at noon! We have not been back since, as the rude way that we were turned away as put us off ever going back.

All toilets were in a filthy state, leaking urinal in the gents leaking out the door into the corridor, toilet paper all over the soaking wet floor, hand basins looked like they hadn't been cleaned in weeks, the ladies and the disabled ones were in the same dirty state I am told. When I complained to the shift manager I was told the the loos were cleaned every night ! lets think about this, every night so once only per 24 hours. In the restaurant all bar one of the tables were dirty and all of the bins were full so we ate our meal outside on a crumbling picnic bench amidst the weeds and litter and four upturned rat traps. The place was devoid of customers, unsurprisingly and interestingly when I produced my phone and started taking photos someone disappeared into the loos with a mop and bucket and they emptied one of the bins in the branch as some sort of token gesture, when I went into the gents when he came out the guy had picked up the loo paper on the floor but hadn't reloaded the roll dispenser and had thrown a sloshed a bucket of water on the floor, the washbasins were untouched. We had read a review on a maps website which was a month old and reported dirty conditions but we thought that being a large chain they would have addressed the problems by this point. I did complain to Burger King via email and received what looked like an automated response insultingly offering me a free burger if I downloaded their app. I replied saying that unless I was contacted by their regional manager I would post my findings on Trip Advisor. This has been met with silence so here I am. My advice is, there's a McDonalds just over the road, they clean their toilets and tables there, eat at Burger King at your own risk. I wont use Burger King again given this experience