The best restaurants serving British food in Boston East Midlands

Just popped in for lunch, shockingly we were the only ones there. The menu had so much I wanted to try, but we picked the mango and brie slices that came with a nice side salad (i often judge a restaurant based on their effort with side salads) the slices were nice enough, but the Beetroot Wellington for our main was the star, it was fabulous, even the boiled potatos were top notch. I'll definitely be back to try the rest of the menu

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

Amazing food and service would highly recommend for lunch portion was enormous! We will definitely return to try the breakfasts.

First time visiting here! We tried it after many recommendations. Wow! Just been for the Sunday carvery.. Great food, great value, 4 meats and all the Vegs, all beautifully cooked, very generous portions. Lovely friendly atmosphere, Mark on the Carvery was a character, plenty of charm and banter. We will be back! Highly recommend 👍

Paré aquí para un refrigerio ligero justo antes del almuerzo y acabamos quedándonos para tomar el almuerzo. Fantástica comida y servicio. Buena elección de home cooked Foods.

I got a delivery it was so hot still, massive portion tasted so nice! 100% will go back again! I advise you get your own instagram page as it’s brilliant for business. Really enjoyed it!

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.

A coffee shop with 14th century origins - lovely coffee and cakes. Then a BONUS, we were treated to a tour of the Victorian theatre which is attached to the coffee shop building. This a gem of a building just waiting to be renovated. Jo, our guide, was excellent. Passionate about the building and the people who have passed through its doors, she gave us a fantastic tour. Many thanks and good luck with the project. We'll be back.

Really nice Sunday carvery. All the meats were cooked to perfection, and excellent portion size. Vegetable selection vast. Staff really helpful.

Beautifully presented food, which tastes as good as it looks. All cooked and served by college students, it had the wow factor. Each dish tasted delicious and highly recommended. I felt covid safe with all guidelines being followed and the atmosphere was relaxed and happy. Wishing these young learners the best in their chosen careers.

NEVER, EVER judge a book by its cover. The number of cars parked convinced us to go in, as the outside looked "tired". Boy, we were pleased? You betcha. I had egg mayo and cress on fresh hand-cut bloomer, with hand cut cheesy chips. I rate the food 10/10. My partner had Triple chocolate cake, and really enjoyed it. The service was exactly the right touch, with local folk enjoying their food too. Follow the brown "teashop" signs, don't just go to the ones on the A17, the very slight detour north from the roundabout is so worth it.

The food was ok, must have been a specials evening as not much to choose from. They seemed understaffed and busy, service after we got our food was poor. The chips were excellent, possibly a new season local potato, the desserts were also very good.

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.

We had a lovely meal here, with very friendly staff and our puppy was very welcomed. Great experience, highly recommend.

A lovely little pub. Good food and service. Nice garden.