The best restaurants in South Holland East Midlands

Nice building. Ambushed by a rude man upon arrival who gave us keys and told us to be at breakfast by 8.30am (Sunday) as thats when they switch fryers off. Whole place stinks of fat and dogs. Door handle to room broken, wooden platform, mattress springs knackered, road noise, a squeeze to get in the shower, no juice at breakfast, but the breakfast is the best part. An ok British breakfast- no other option offered, no jams and butter is flora. The lady at breakfast is far nicer than the young man and the older man who ignores you and rolls his eyes as he walks. Giving two stars as it is cheap compared to other places, perhaps we got the worst room, but will not return to find out

Amazing and im not just saying this just because my friend works here

I never use Starbucks Dave Gorman told me not to!. While travelling we needed to use the facilities..place is well located just off the road. Not overly busy the tables could of done with cleaning.. staff were not overly friendly I got a dragon fruit drink and a apple Muffin..the dragon fruit was not cut small enough so couldn't go through the straw..but the muffin was delicious

Terrible disgusting behaviour when they made the mistake and now hanging up on me and not answering when trying to call them back

The food is good here, the staff pleasant and helpful. A good place to stop off for lunch or a quick snack. Would recommend to others.

Very nice meal selections and food is very delicious and full of flavour very nice staff working there and they gave me everything I ordered and it was amazing

It was my daughter's 50th birthday so we had an excellent dinner from Seng House The food was ready at the pickup time and all was perfectly cooked. Friendly service. Thank you very much.

We were in Long Sutton while walking from Holbeach to Sutton Bridge, and wanted to have a coffee somewhere. It was market day, so everywhere was busy, but we made the mistake of going in to the Cosy Cafe. The only table available was by the door; before I had got my rucksack off one of the obviously regular clientele had called out 'Close the door please'. Viv, my partner, sat down and I went to order at the small counter, behind which a sole female worker, Ena Sharples lookalike perhaps, was handling a large teapot. Another customer came in, obviously a regular, and she asked him what he wanted. I must have had my Harry Potter invisibility cloak on. 'Let's find somewhere else' called Viv, standing up, and we left the formica tables and and grotty decor to the locals who clearly value it. We went round the corner to The Granary which I would thoroughly recommend. The Cosy Cafe is about forty years out of it's time, apart from missing Woodbine ashtrays and fog of cigarette smoke you could be back in the 1960s when you're in there. From our experience it's certainly not a place where tourists, or strangers perhaps, are made to feel welcome.

Really good fish and chips that is the closest to our home. Rather pricey, however what isn’t these days?! Good selection of drinks too and the curry sauce really is cracking from here!

Delivery driver never came back with my £3 change next day promised they would sort it then said take it off next order don't want another order

Our favourite takeaway for burgers and kebabs. We are never disappointed

What a lovely little gem. The room was amazing food great service very good. Would definitely would return.

they make me get the flu shocking place

Apparently delivering food 2 hours plus after it's ordered is ok. And walk ins jump the queue over already allocated time slots

I had a hotdog that looked good on the menu and pictures. When it came. It was very disappointing the bread rolls was wet and soggy cheap hotdog sausage one on the picture looked like a proper German sausage. Onions wasn't even cooked. Chips bland and boring. Kids meals wasn't the best. I wouldn't hurry back. Very expensive for what we got. Staff was always looking over our shoulders asking if we had finished. Felt rushed