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Winteringham Fields

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Lincolnshire’s only Michelin-starred kitchen, this long-running restaurant with rooms turns out refined, carefully sourced menus in a village close to the Humber. Its wide-sky corner of the county is quietly walkable. Wander down to the Humber Estuary reserve on the doorstep, or head west to Alkborough for Julian’s Bower, the old turf maze cut above the river.

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