The best restaurants in Priory East Lindsey East Midlands

We visited today after meeting family. Very welcoming and accomadating, we had our not so little dog but they didn't mind and he loved the doggy biscuits they gave him. Amazing cake! Even a brilliant and tasty selection of vegan cakes. We would definitely visit again when in the area.

Having enjoyed Gareth's food when he was at Winteringham Fields, we were keen to visit his own restaurant...suffice to say we were not disappointed....serving Michelin level fine dining in a cool, relaxed atmosphere with terrific staff....and great value for money...sure to be back soon

What an experience. Staff: The perfect balance between being attentive and pestering. All staff on shift came to us at the perfect times and frequency. Not too early, not too late. They were so approachable, talkative and lovely. Drinks: Good selection, delicious and cold. Reasonably priced. Food: Now I’m a food guy. Worked in hospitality for decades, own venues, but this food was quite possibly the best food I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating. I had the ribs which were delicious, the meat flaked off the bone, barely any fat and the portion size was impressive. Loaded fries were a strong portion with amazing flavour and quality. Definitely not stingy with the ingredients! Side of buffalo wings…Enough sauce to have a pint of after your meal. Definitely not stingy, just the right amount so you can enjoy every bite. I finished it all with zero regrets. All in all I won’t go anywhere else in town now as I have zero complaints about here. See you next time!

I stopped by the Saucy lady in Louth corn Market for my and had Crispy Taco's with spiced ground beef, chesse, sour cream, guacamole salsa and salad it was delicious, I highly recommend this little Deli.

Excellent quality that took me back to my college canteen days, really great value and I advise everyone to try this place at least once.

We popped in for cookies (salted caramel and toffee, and M&Ms) and coffee, and took away home made savoury (cheese) and sweet (date) scones and rocky roads (2 flavours, Jammy Dodger and Mars and Snickers). The food was delicious and the coffee was excellent. The service was very friendly and the place had a lovely atmosphere. They also do light meals and snacks if you're hungry. We'll definitely return there next time we visit relatives in Louth. Highly recommended.

Really nice pub we have been in a few times. The owners have plenty of time to chat and be polite. The ales are really nice quickly becoming one of my favourite pubs in louth.

Loads of people in the restaurant, but we got served in good time. We were waited on throughout the stay and staff were always available. We had a table of 8 and the food all came out together, nice and hot. Prices were good. each couple paid less than £50 for main meal and 2 or 3 drinks per couple. A good result.

Enjoyed my full English breakfast here. I've just sold my cafe/bar and relocated from Kent and decided to check out Louth. I'd definitely return and have more refreshments at Tina's cafe. Real butter ( on the side of toast) just as it should be. Friendly service, good value grub...... Thank you Joe x

No previous experience of this restaurant but what a great choice. We are a mature couple and the quality of the food and the service was outstanding. We may never visit Louth again but if we do we will be sure to book a table to enjoy the tapas once more.

Absolutely brilliant takeaway meal from this dine-in/takeaway restaurant! My (very fussy) other half said the rezala was the best tasting Indian dish he'd ever had! The meal was incredibly good value too, (£45) with more than enough to last us for two meals each. All dishes were excellent and the customer service was outstanding with a lovely, friendly, knowledgeable chap behind the counter. Fabulous, scrumptious food ..... our only regret about the experience being that we don't live in Louth (we were on holiday there - but we did freeze some to take home - very, very tasty even after being frozen).

The title says it all, this place has always been a tad rough. Louth has lots of better pubs. Try the Masons Arms.

We had to be in Louth, so wanted to have a dinner locally. We decided booking a table at Istanbul, as it had been some time we had been here. We were welcomed friendly and guided to a table. It was fairly busy, all table were occupied. We were handed the menu's and were offered some time to have a look. Not too long after we could order our drinks and as we knew what we wanted to eat we immediately ordered our food. The whole menu looked interesting. But we decided to order 2 sharing platters with salad, vine leaf rolls, olives, etc. and some slices of warm bread. All tested nice. As you can see on the pictures, we ordered a few different dishes for the main. Everything tasted nice, but I personally was not immediately impressed by the taste of the meat/mince rolls. It was mainly spicy, without particular taste, As mentioned it was pleasant and relaxed, with a nice atmosphere.

A stop off on route and recommended by the local bakery. Tucked down a small connecting ally, this coffee shop consisting of two floors and a variety of pastries and a substantial menu. With the clock against us we had toasted tea cakes and pot tea, the cake was huge. A gem of a find.