The best restaurants serving British food in Market Rasen West Lindsey East Midlands

Went here with my husband and a friend for post-parkrun breakfast/brunch. Although vegan options were not marked up on the menu, we asked about vegan options and the lady was very accommodating. She was very careful and checked with us about allergies. Great attention to detail and care, even checking about chocolate sprinkles on the capuccinos and assuring us that there was no milk in the bread they used for toast. Impressed as most places don't go to that extent. Very pleasant experience and great full English (vegan) breakfast. Highly recommend!

Looking for somewhere to have breakfast after Market Rasen parkrun we came across this Bistro, a very warm welcome when we entered, we were given menus and time to browse before we made our mind up what we wanted. The service was friendly and very polite. We ordered a small breakfast and a breakfast waffle, photos below. The food was delicious, well presented and top quality produce. A mention to Willow and the other young lady who served us, very professional and courteous, thank you both :)

Had lunch there with my husband today and we both had the Wolds platter which was substantial and very tasty. Beautifully presented and using local cheeses and meats. Highly recommended and we will return to sample more of their varied menu in the near future.

Understocked farm shop with a cafe .Nice premises but warmed up food .pie was warmed up in the microwave so soggy pastry ..Shame this place used to be buzzing but items not even priced and when you ask they are expensive .Big menu but 4 items had run out .Shame.

poor food quality and poor hygiene on the tables and no sanitization between customers not even a table wipe.

Called to see if they had space for us for lunch and they were very accommodating and fit us in even when busy. This is a really nice traditional pub, friendly staff and a cosy feel. I had the Brie, honey and garlic which they offered to make into a bigger portion for me as I was having it as a main, which was very kind of them! My partner had the sausage and mash and loved it. We will definitely come again!

We enjoyed drinks in the May sunshine whilst perusing the Sunday menu before moving to our table. First courses were very good. Disappointingly, much of the wine list was not available, but what we were able to selected was good and fairly priced. The Pork Belly was most enjoyable, as was the Yorkshire Pudding, but the accompanying vegetables were overcooked and unpleasant. My wife’s Scampi was also very good but the plate, piled high with food, was somewhat off-putting. We prioritise quality more than quantity. Puddings were not sampled. Total cost for three was £130 including wine and pre lunch drinks. Service, sadly, was not the best and we departed with little incentive to rush back. We hope it improves.