Pubs & restaurants in LincolnshireLincolnshire, England

A long-established restaurant with rooms in a village near the Humber.

Hilltop pub of 1706 above tiny Grasby, said to command some of the finest views in the county from its Wolds ridge.

Eighteenth-century country pub with rooms in the heart of the Wolds, a walkers' base on the River Bain.

Refined stone dining inn with rooms at Hough on the Hill, among the honey-coloured villages north of Grantham.

Famous galleried coaching inn on the Great North Road at Stamford, its cobbled courtyard and panelled rooms centuries old.

Village free house at Oasby, the quintessential quiet Lincolnshire country pub on the lanes south of Sleaford.

Cosy inn at Barnetby's neighbour Barnoldby le Beck, a favourite Wolds-edge dining pub south of Grimsby.

Long-established dining pub on Steep Hill in Lincoln's cathedral quarter, among the timber-framed houses of the old city.