Lincoln Inns

Widely-acclaimed restaurant and brasserie serving English and Continental food in comfortable, elegant surroundings. Extensive wine list, good service and friendly atmosphere make this a favourite. Open to non-residents for tea and coffee as well as meals and drinks.

he Manners Arms is a quintessential country inn, beautifully refurbished and managed by the Duke and Duchess of Rutland. Our restaurant serves a lunch and dinner menu packed with fresh local seasonal food, seven days a week.

The Old Coach House nestles in the centre of the small village of North Kyme, in the heart of Lincolnshire and dates back to 1760. There is a fully licensed Bistro-style restaurant serving breakfast and evening meals can also be arranged. All rooms are en-suite with shower except the larger rooms, which have full bath and shower facilities and also feature central heating, tea and coffee making facilities, colour television, and hair dryer.

Still within the City, this privately owned free house offers fine home-produced traditional cuisine, coupled with an idyllic location. It’s renowned for its unrushed and spacious layout for the discerning diner, with smoking & non-smoking areas.

In the heart of picturesque village in Lincolnshire, The Brownlow Arms is a 17th Century country inn formerly owned by Lord Brownlow. Providing good old fashioned country hospitality and modern comforts in a tranquil and relaxing location.

In our two bars you can enjoy a home-cooked meal with fine wine in front of a real fire, have a chat with the locals over a pint of real ale (popular guest ales include Theakston Old Peculier and Abbott Ale), join in the quiz on a thursday night, or have a game of pool or darts in the Tap Room.

The inn provides an idylic retreat to return to - with a hearty home-made meal in a friendly and warm atmosphere. All rooms are en-suite and have remote control TV and tea/coffee making facilities, full English breakfast is included - and both lunch and evening meals are available on request.