The best restaurants in Wainfleet and Friskney East Lindsey East Midlands

We went for dinner last night, with another couple. My wife had the belly pork....it was delicious and the crackling was so lovely. Our friends had sreak, cooked to perfection. I had the Mexican chicken salad.....THE best salad I have ever had. Nice staff. The owner was lovely, and came to chat. If you're in the area, you must try the Barley Mow.

Took my parents for Sunday lunch. It was busy. Staff were friendly and polite. The menu is extensive and the roasts are not just your standard meat and veg. I had the chicken breast wrapped in pancetta with apricot stuffing. The chicken was tender and moist. The stuffing was lovely but I would have like a little more of it. The Yorkshire pudding was excellent if you prefer your pudding not to crispy. Very nice cauliflower cheese but the stork of it needed more cooking. The beef was very tender but ask for a steak knife as the normal knives just pull it apart. We had extra gravy and it was very good.

What can I say about Grandma's pudding it is one of a kind. So warm and welcoming. The food is just amazing as are the cakes. The staff are lovely and friendly 😁

We stayed in a local holiday cottage. Decided to pop in for a few drinks with the dog on Saturday lunchtime to see what the pub was like. Barman was very friendly and welcoming had a few games of pool with our grown up children and couple of drinks. Booked for Sunday lunch it was a lovely carvery with lovely well cooked meats and plenty of different veg. The lady serving the lunch was so friendly and welcoming even gave me some tinfoil to take the left over meat for the dog. Would thoroughly recommend 👌

Delicious haddock & chips once again!! The team are friendly and efficient. I would recommend this team to anyone staying near Wainfleet all saints!!

An unassuming little place that offers a friendly welcome and excellent, attentive service. It's got a cosy, slightly bio/eco feeling with very interesting plants and an insect hotel outside the door. Menu is limited but more than adequate for a light lunch or afternoon tea. Nice music playing unobtrusively in the background too. A really great touch is their bottomless cup for tea or coffee. Blink and you'll miss this place as you drive along the busy and fast A52 between Boston and Skegness. It's on a cross-roads just after the main Friskney village turn-off travelling NE. But DON'T miss it because it really is a worthwhile pit-stop. Opposite, down the lane towards the Wash, there is some brilliant wild walking.

Homemade food is delicious, staff are friendly, and lovely to see it being used by locals and visitors

Second time here with 6 year gap. The pub itself is lovely and it's hosts are a credit to their proffession. Mike really helpful . The bed really comfy and nice bedding and very clean. The room itself quite basic. The secondary glazing didnt close but street not busy after 8.30pm ish so not a big problem but room cold and couldn't get radiator any warmer. We ran hot water for 10 mins but still cool. No heating in bathroom so didnt shower with that and no hot water.. The main problem was the water outlet pipe is in bedroom and made noise literally al, night like it was filling up something or someone having a shower so not a great nights sleep.. We got a deal with booking.com so didnt pay a lot but wouuldnt of wanted to pay any more than we did for this particular room as not the same standard as last one we had when paid more. Having said all that it is a lovely place you get free parking right outside

It's very tasty food but a chaotic setup. It really needs a number system so you know who's next when ordering. we saw people coming back in the shop not knowing if their order had already been shouted and food put into bags if no one was there to collect.