The best restaurants in Witham Boston East Midlands

We popped in for some lunch whilst visiting the Boston fair and had such a lovely experience. The woman serving us couldn’t have been more welcoming and made us feel comfortable from start to finish! We had our 3 year old with us and the ladies inside the kitchen told us they had some books inside that she could take out to keep her occupied. Food came out quickly and tasted delicious. There is a little private courtyard you can choose to sit in, and because of that we were able to enjoy the sunshine! Despite the fact that the kitchen is located amongst a busy town, and during the summer fair- it still felt lovely and quiet and private. Overall a lovely experience, would definitely recommend and will be returning.

fantastic meal at @Juliet's Boston for our anniversary. The food is incredible, Juliet is a gifted chef, the staff are friendly. So lucky to have this in Boston. We met a couple staying at the WH who found it accidentally, they commented this could have been in a top London restaurant. Fresh seasonal food cooked and presented with care and attention.

Tenía varias tartas, y fuimos de celebración para un bizcocho , varias veces y siempre ha sido super feliz, señora encantadora y amable servicio, x x x x x

Perfect place for a lunch. Lovely atmosphere, very good food and coffee, and nice staff. Nothing is missing. I'll be back.

What a lovely little place we popped in for breakfast and nothing was too much trouble. The food was well cooked and and Julie didn’t mind the children picking the bits they wanted from the breakfast menu. Great mugs of tea too. Thank you.

Always great food ( especially the daily specials). Nice atmosphere and really friendly staff...

Stayed here for one night working in Boston. Would definitely recommend

It was easy to book a table online, an attractive restaurant decorated with a Mexican style, a good selection of meals. I enjoyed my vegetarian burrito, it was a good portion too. The staff were very efficient and my meal arrived quickly.

Went for dinner not been for about six months. I had the cottage pie the meat was ok but the potato topping had lumps of uncooked potato in it which spoilt it. It was served with vegetables and the cabbage again was uncooked I had three solid lumps of what looked like the core of the cabbage, my fork wouldn’t even go in it. The second meal was ok. I mentioned it to the waitress and was offered a free dessert but would rather have had a decent main in the first place. Not really worth the money.

Went to the Ropers with friends ..our first visit. Situated along the River in Horncastle Road Boston, The Ropers is an old pub now converted into an Italian Bistro. The manager was very friendly, and welcoming., and offered us home made crisps which were so delicous. Sadly my meal didn’t live up to the high expectation l had. My tempura prawns were all batter and hardly any prawn..not very nice at all.My chicken in mushroom main coarse was quite tough as Infact was my wife’s steak. Sadly a rather disappointing visit.

Used to go here a few times when I was a tad younger; not far to walk if nearby. Used to be full of customers back in the day, 2015 were the days (summer months.)

Good place to relax with friends

Didn't stay in any of the rooms

Don't expect to just walk in and buy pasties, they only cook the to order. Ridiculous

Not bad, but could be better if the coke wasn't flat.