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The Lea Gate Inn
Leagate Road,
Coningsby,
Lincolnshire,
LN4 4RS
Tel: 01526 342370
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Set in the Lincolnshire village of Coningsby, the Lea Gate Inn is a charming 16th Century pub with many original features and a cosy, welcoming feel. It is well regarded in the area for its excellent cask ales and its good food, which is served in the bar and the comfortable restaurant. Accommodation also available.
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The Ship
Main Road,
Barnoldby-le-Beck,
Lincolnshire,
DN37 0BG
Tel: 01472 822308
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The Ship is an attractive little pub in the Lincolnshire village of Barnoldby-le-Beck, a few miles to the south of Grimsby. Cosy and welcoming, and boasting an eclectic array of memorabilia and bric-a-brac, the Ship keeps a good pint of real ale and serves good home cooked food.
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The Victoria
Union Road,
Lincoln,
Lincolnshire,
LN1 3BJ
Tel: 01522 536048
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The cathedral city of Lincoln is the setting for this traditional Victorian pub, which is well known locally for its dedication to real ale and friendly atmosphere. There are usually up to nine cask ales on offer, as well as bottled lagers, wines and ciders; reasonably priced bar snacks are also available.
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The Wig and Mitre
Steep Hill,
Lincoln,
Lincolnshire,
LN2 1LU
Tel: 01522 535190
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Another of Lincoln’s most popular pubs, the Wig and Mitre is a stylish bar that dates back to the 14th Century in parts, and is situated close to the cathedral. Good food is served in the bar and the upstairs dining room, and a choice of real ales is available.
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The George
High Street,
Stamford,
Lincolnshire,
PE9 2LB
Tel: 01780 750750
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Set in the heart of Stamford in Lincolnshire, The George has established itself as one of the region’s top dining pubs. The characterful 16th Century coaching inn is a cosy and comfortable place in which to relax and enjoy a pint of real ale and peruse the menu of award-winning food. Accommodation also available.
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Smith’s
North Street,
Bourne,
Lincolnshire,
PE10 9AE
Tel: 01778 426819
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Smith’s is one of the most intriguing pubs to be found in the town of Bourne in Lincolnshire. The handsome Georgian building was formerly a shop, and has been converted to an award-winning pub that offers a good selection of mainly local cask ales, and also has an attractive patio garden.
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The Loco
Church Street,
Haxey,
Lincolnshire,
DN9 2HY
Tel: 01427 752879
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Set in the peaceful village of Haxey in Lincolnshire, the appropriately named Loco is a converted shop with a railway theme and memorabilia adorns the walls. Well-kept real ales are served, and there is even an Indian restaurant as part of the pub.
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Nobody Inn
North Street,
Grantham,
Lincolnshire,
NG31 6NU
Tel: 01476 565288
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Nobody Inn in Grantham, Lincs is a small friendly pub with an excellent reputation for promoting real ales, particularly those from local breweries. Six ales are usually offered at any one time, and drinkers may choose the basic but comfortable bar or the outside seating area in which to enjoy them.
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