One of the original public houses in an historic village, the decor consists of old oak beams, period furnishings and walls hung with antique prints. This 17thC gem three ales permanently on sale with one regularly changing guest ales sourced regionally and nationally. An excellent menu: home-made food cooked on a wood-fired stove in the bar is available evenings and lunchtime.

This is a popular and very well supported village pub. Four beers and two ciders are always available at the bar with the guest ales sourced predominantly from local micros. The pub holds an annual beer festival (June) There is a large public bar and a small lounge and restaurant serving delicious home cooked food. Outside there is a spacious beer garden and children's play area There are four EnSite rooms available

There has been a hostelry on the site since the 11th Century. The hotel is famous for King John holding court on several occasions. In more recent times it became one of the great coaching Inns on the Great North Road. The main hotel bar has 2 handpumps. The beers on the bar are predominantly from LocAle brewer Brewster's.

A cosmopolitan and contemporary bar that features beers from local breweries Brewsters and Zest, other regulars include beers from Bakers Dozen, Kelham Island and Framework. Supplemented further with changing guest beers. Located on a paved side street between the High Street and the Market Square, known locally as Butchers Row, it has a relaxing atmosphere during the day and comes alive and vibrant on the evenings and weekends. Seating inside at the front and rear of the bar where you will find original arched ceilings.

Close to the town centre, the club serves three real ales, LocAle supplied by Oldershaw. The club holds popular quarterly Jazz Nights.

A backstreet pub surrounded by chimney pots, a locals pub friendly and a real gem in todays world, with three rooms comprising a modern lounge and a traditional bar of Victorian style where darts and cribbage are played and a small snug. Great choice of real ales for tickers available and one cider. Two real ale and cider festivals are held each year with a real log fire in the winter creating a cosy and warm atmosphere.

Now serving afternoon meals from Thursday to Sunday, booking advised for Sundays. Friday night pie night 5pm-7pm. Saturday night ribs or burgers 2pm-6pm (see Facebook for details).

Local CAMRA branch, and Lincolnshire Pub of the Year. 2022

A recently refurbished two hundred year old stone built property with a bar area serving Timothy Taylors Landlord and and ever-changing personally sourced guest Microbrewery beer with two separate dining rooms serving a wide selection of food from the traditional to the innovative. Awarded the best UK Bed and Breakfast 2012 Start of the Spring/summer vintage and classic car evenings on the 1st Wednesday of the Month (April-September)