The best restaurants serving British food in East Lindsey East Midlands

Chose here on way back from weekend away. Very friendly welcome. Great atmosphere with locals. Sunday Roast was just like home and great value/plentiful. Lovely place. Dog friendly too.

The Barge is located right in the centre of Grimsby, if you are here drinking then it's a must visit place. The barge itself was being painted when we got there which will end up looking good and giving it a nice refresh. Inside is nice, good jukebox and nice service. Beer is on thr pricey side but worth it - there are a lot if dives in this town so you get what you pay for. Ample outdoor seating which was nice in the sun. Would recommend.

Charged £19.90 for two burgers. Menu says comes with chips and got only the burgers. My sister who I was with also had no chips and got told she only paid a £5 each for the burgers but her bill was £39.60. They don’t give you a receipt. Probably over charge all the holiday makers

OMG - the best best garden ever. This is such a lovely, friendly pub. Only had a few beers so can’t comment on food but the beer was lovely. They have a sign saying beer garden but it s the most amazing bet garden ever. Fab place

Bought a large traditional pasty, was warm and delicious, price was a little on the steep side at £5.70 but overall could not fault it, would recommend.

chips uneatable ,wrap soggy worst ever ,should never send food out that you wouldnt give your dog i rang to tell them ,no appologies or offer off fresh food replacement didnt seem bothered wont use again

Food was stationed infeont of rhe entrance to the toilet which was not far from the actual food. The food appeared expired and not good for consumption.

The service has declined since we last dined here. Little touches have disappeared. The wine is now plonked on the table and initial glass no longer poured. I had the lamb wellington, and was somewhat disappointed to receive 2 small cubes of meat. It was very nice though as was the rest of our meal.

Me and my wife have twice visited this pub after attending away football fixtures Both times it has served a purpose and its quite good value for money but i think its a bit under staffed and on both occasions we had to wait 10 mins at the bar for someone to attend to us and it was not at all busy . On our last visit the waitress made our dessert as the chef had gone home and it was 8.30 on a Saturday night (To be fair it was pretty decent ) All of the staff on our visits have been very friendly and the food comes out on time . The paintings on the wall i think are done by a local artist are for sale . They were still there a year after our first visit so if the artist is reading this i think you might need to put the prices down . I think you overdone the white on Bob Marley's teeth as he looks like he has just come back from Turkey :) We would eat there again if we were in the area .

Very slow service, once I spoke to the 'manager' I was basically told to wait my turn or "piss off". No idea of her name but chubby and miserable.

Tucked away between the large venue's across from happy days club but if you do spot it well worth a visit, next door to a chippy. Run by working class folk with a friendly attitude and friendly prices. Our favourite is the Sunday carvery with generous portions and to top it all comes with a pudding included in the price. A good extensive menu at affordable prices for families and couples. Large table's, good seating but what make ginghams our favourite is the helpful friendly staff and atmosphere. Well worth a visit.

Decided to give this a shot as it is advertised as a family bar with entertainment. One of our party has allergies/intolerances so needed to check the ingredients on menu. A young man (wish I had his name) struggled to find relevant info but he did check and eventually managed to find info sheets and bring to our table. Food ordered and didn't wait too long and it was lovely and hot. Unfortunately no one attempted to clear our table for over an hour forcing us to move to another one so the childrens entertainer could be enjoyed by us all and yes we did enjoy the corny jokes! The soft play was also used and kept grandchild happy but it really needs a deep deep clean it was disgusting in places.

We went in at lunchtime on a Friday off-peak and were the only customers. Staff saw us enter, we went straight to the bar and waited for what felt like an eternity to be served as they went out the back as soon as they saw us coming... Prices were quite expensive. The atmosphere just felt off and awkward, it was not a pleasant experience.

We visited twice whilst on Holiday to watch the Play Off for League two, found the service to be excellent along with the food, the Chicken and Bacon Panini were really nice and very reasonably priced. We are back in August and will definitely visit again.

We visited on a lovely sunny early November late morning. The coffee shop is in an excellent location, opposite a car park -£2 for the day in winter and only c 70 yards from the sea. It is well appointed with plenty of tables and we had a nice window one looking out to the town. We just had a coffee and cake, both of which were very good. The lady suggested we had a half shot latte as we don't like it strong and she even came to check that it was ok which it certainly was. The sandwiches looked good and the food and drinks were very competitively priced. I am amazed at some previous, what I would call nasty reviews. It seems popular with the locals with a nice ambience and we couldn't fault it - we will certainly be back.