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We offer walk from Sutton on Sea to this little gem by the beach in Mablethorpe.It serves the best lattes and best gluten free bacon cobs ever.My husband isn't gluten free and he enjoys his bacon or sausages cobs too.Well done. PS I had a gluten free scone the other week and it was delicious

A very ordinary Full English, and had to leave the sausages as they were like puree, and not Lincolnshire. Too much stuff in the indoor cafe area, very cramped.

We always go in here when visiting the father in law in his holiday hone, as per previous experiences we had another lovely meal today. Food was lovely and all mixed grills and steak were cooked perfectly and mine went down very well with my large white wine and lemonade! Amanda who served us was fab and made us feel very welcome and we had a little bit of banter with her - she's an asset to the place. Thank you. We'll be back again on our next visit to Skeg :)

Was very good Pete West karaoke is on every Monday 3 - 7

Enjoyed my full English breakfast here. I've just sold my cafe/bar and relocated from Kent and decided to check out Louth. I'd definitely return and have more refreshments at Tina's cafe. Real butter ( on the side of toast) just as it should be. Friendly service, good value grub...... Thank you Joe x

As a family we enjoyed our experience! my fathers 90th. 11 dining the Service cannot be faulted, with Sharon heading up the team it was well organised and all waiting staff performed wonderfully and as we pre ordered chefs had time to prepare. Food no one complained, lamb shank was great, scallops, mixed grill all good! couple of small negatives on the calamari, but that's life. We thought it was great value for money and will be returning . Nice ambiance Thank you Sharon!

Wow, everything was perfect. Food service just everything loved it. And I'm very fussy eater. I had the lamb wrap. And my partner had steak ciabatta the meat was cooked to perfection. Definitely coming back soon.

Disappointing Sunday lunch - booked as read reviews and it's also included in the Bateman's Brewery tour/Sunday lunch. Two very slim small slices of pork - our 7 year old granddaughters can eat more - and had to ask for another roast potato - only given two -and rather begrudgingly 'I shouldn't really' was the response, and was given one. I felt terrible!! Surely the point of a carvery is that you help yourself to veg? Most of the other veg was cooked well and was colourful, the parsnips however were on the rather hard/thin side! We were booked in for 12 and were out just about after an hour. No mention of vegetarian option, we were obviously new to the pub and there was no informing us of the system, just telling us where our table was. There is hardly any room to swing a mouse, let alone a cat. We were seated by the fire side with hardly any room for two, let alone 4 and we ate and left as soon as we were able. Plates cleared as soon as we were finished - no query if we wanted a dessert - in fact a couple behind us finished and were asked to vacate their table as their plates were taken away. Disappointed to say the least - the bar maid did in fact provide us with a Bateman's pint glass - she overheard my conversation with my husband and I was happy to make a donation for the celebration glass. Overall, we would not return to The Old Chequers and would have reservations to visit other Bateman's Pubs for their Sunday Carvery. I'd appreciate some feedback if possible from yourselves, thank you.

Dropped in for a meal without reservation and the lovely staff made us all feel welcome and served us with a delicious meal and sundaes to die for .

A stop off on route and recommended by the local bakery. Tucked down a small connecting ally, this coffee shop consisting of two floors and a variety of pastries and a substantial menu. With the clock against us we had toasted tea cakes and pot tea, the cake was huge. A gem of a find.

This tea room was recommended to us, so, we went for breakfast. The choice of options was enough for us , we both had the regular breakfast. The staff were friendly and we were served quick. They asked us to pay up front, as apparently they have had too many customers leave without paying which is a shame. There were so many war time to items to look at whilst waiting for our breakfast. We even returned later in the week for lunch. This was also served in a friendly manner and all meals are reasonably priced for a seaside town. We shall be back later in the year.

Horrible overpriced breakfast. Cheap ingredients poor presentation. Not worth the money or the wait. Coffee was decent.

Located down Chip Pan Alley. Never been here before. The place itself is very clean, friendly and welcoming. We had breakfast and it was fabulous. Great value for money. Great produce and the biggest thing for me is it was piping hot. Well done keep it up. The drink were also hot too which is great. Nothing worse than having a lukewarm cup of tea or coffee. Couldn’t fault anything. Well done!!!!

We visited here for breakfast after a very busy morning packing up our tent to go home after a stay at a nearby campsite (extra points for being dog friendly!). All very hungry there were plenty of options to choose from and even the option to build your own breakfast which was great for my daughter who wouldn’t eat a full breakfast but would still like certain items! The staff were lovely, the service was quick and the food was delicious! Extra shoutout to the iced latte and the big buts breakfast. It was amazing! We will definitely be returning when we are back in Anderby. Thank you!

Having read all the great reviews, we decided to pop in for lunch, meeting up with family who were holidaying in Mablethorpe. Wish we hadnt bothered. Service was good although why they want your name in order to bring out the coffees was a bit of a mystery. Now we come to the food ! One steak pie which was supposed to be "home made" and no way that it was. It was the thinnest pie I've ever seen with hardly any filling. Was accompanied by the cheapest, thinnest frozen chips. Then there was a jacket potato with chillie & cheese, potato was not cooked all the way through. My offering was a cheese & onion toastie, again very thin with hardly any filling served on the cheapest budget bread you can get and with a pot of coleslaw that was so small you couldnt get your fork into it. All in all it was disappointing, not good value for money and we will not be back any time soon.