The best restaurants serving British food in Barton North Lincolnshire Yorkshire and The Humber

Very pleasant tea room indeed .the staff efficient and friendly .they were brilliant with my baby grandson. Nicely cooked and presented food .Will return next time in the area

Quality, Quality, Quality...... Locally sourced meat....Great service from great staff. If there are any issues, they go out of their way to solve them. Would recommend.

I really did not enjoy the food here and won't be going back .I had beef and ale pie which was so sweet I found it inedable the pastry tasted of lard the only thing I found ok was the mash. We had garlic bread which was very bland couldnt taste garlic at all .my husband had wings and ribscand said it was ok but nothing special .I was really looking forward to the meal as i had heard good things about this restaurant unfortunately I don't agree .Beautiful surroundings though and some staff very pleasant

Whenever I visit my parents we almost always have Sunday lunch at The George. Never had a bad meal. Great choice of starters, mains and puds. The roasts are delicious and served with plenty of gravy and veg. My favourite dessert is sticky toffee pudding, it's so light and moist. The food is also great value for money. It cost us £20 a head including a tip. They're happy for adults with smaller appetites to choose from the children's menu.

Popped in here on an ad-hoc detour to get something to eat & drink (5pm ish). Building looked like an old fashioned type of place and advertised food outside the front door. Parking in the old stable courtyard around the back. Tight bar, low ceilings but offered good ales. The chef spotted as and told us that if we wanted food, Stew and Dumplings were fresh and a special of the day. Very much a locals pub, bar flies were friendly, TV on with no sound (News) and best of all. NO MUSIC and could have a conversion without shouting over any noise. Grub was bang on (Stew, dumplings, mash and veg) and a massive portion. £8 quid. Mrs. had Scampi, a mountain of chips and a lorry load of peas which she said was really good. Also £8 quid. Great pub, great grub, well poured beer and nice welcome surroundings. Rough and ready, no frills good honest place.

Lovely welcoming cafe. Friendly staff and a homely warm place. Cosy surroundings, with a roaring fire. Food was delicious. I had a sausage sandwich served hot on brown bloomer bread. My friend had a sausage and bacon sandwich with looked equally good. I would return again

cracking breakfast all came at once coffee breackfast and it were great the only reason you dint get 5 stars is the butter was rock hard and just couldnt put it on our toast for 15 mins shame its the only thing to let it down

Its a real shame because on the outside it looks ok..ish I used to use it quite regular whilst out riding in the summer months My last visit i was absolutely shocked.. the inside of the only pub in the village has been turned into a filthy hovel and looks like its not seen a tin of polish or a spray anti bac in years.. the land lady is an absolute slob i found out later is called Dawn she has a bad attitude with ZERO customer serviceor manners for that matter... ice with coke was too much effort bare in mind its 30°. 1 drink was enough to hunt out trip adviser to leave this review. If I could leave no stars I would based on my experience