Need to find somewhere to dine out next Saturday evening, was planning on the
White Hart, Lincoln, but they have a wedding and are not taking bookings.

So, if you want to take someone special out too dinner, say within ten miles of
Lincoln, where would you go?

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On 17 Sep, 18:19, Derek  wrote:
> Need to find somewhere to dine out next Saturday evening, was planning on the
> White Hart, Lincoln, but they have a wedding and are not taking bookings.
>
> So, if you want to take someone special out too dinner, say within ten miles of
> Lincoln, where would you go?


I like the wig and mitre, or Browns pie shop, both just down the hill
from the White Hart

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> Need to find somewhere to dine out next Saturday evening, was planning on 
> the
> White Hart, Lincoln, but they have a wedding and are not taking bookings.
>
> So, if you want to take someone special out too dinner, say within ten 
> miles of
> Lincoln, where would you go?
>
> Thanks ,
> --
>
Horse + Jockey at Waddington (very nice).  I've heard the Bell Inn at Coleby 
is good too.  The Pyewipe Inn, Saxilby Road, Lincoln

On Sep 17, 6:19 pm, Derek  wrote:
> Need to find somewhere to dine out next Saturday evening, was planning on the
> White Hart, Lincoln, but they have a wedding and are not taking bookings.
>
> So, if you want to take someone special out too dinner, say within ten miles of
> Lincoln, where would you go?
>
> Thanks ,
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Derek,

I'm a bit late but hope you found somewhere nice.  Next time, try the
Old Bakery on Burton Road.  Unless you're minted it needs to be a
special occassion (about £40 per head including wine) but it is well
worth it.  It's the best food I've ever had in Lincoln.  Failing that,
I could also recommenend Jocasta's in Thorpe-on-the-Hill.

Regards,
Shep

P.S. I agree with some of the other suggestions (Browns, Bell Inn, Wig
etc) but Horse & Jockey!!  It's nowhere near as good as the others -
just standard 'Brewers Fayre' type stuff.

On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 09:37:47 -0700, LincolnShep  wrote:

Hi Shep

>I'm a bit late but hope you found somewhere nice. 

Landed up on a barge on the Brayford, food, OK, but nothing special, and bit
chilly due to the boat having doorways with no doors, so thanks, but no thanks
for a return trip.


>Old Bakery on Burton Road.  Unless you're minted it needs to be a
>special occassion (about £40 per head including wine) but it is well
>worth it. 

Was on my first list, and maybe next time.

>I could also recommenend Jocasta's in Thorpe-on-the-Hill.

Yes not bad, tried it but still looking for the one for me.

>just standard 'Brewers Fayre' type stuff.

Thanks, that will  save a trip, I used to like the 'Inn on the green' ingham,
but the couple who ran it moved away, has anyone been there in the last year,
and would you recommended it?
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On 16 Oct, 13:36, Derek  wrote:
> Landed up on a barge on the Brayford, food, OK, but nothing special, and bit
> chilly due to the boat having doorways with no doors, so thanks, but no thanks
> for a return trip.

Sounds interesting - is it open lunchtimes?

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>> Landed up on a barge on the Brayford, food, OK, but nothing special, 
>Sounds interesting - is it open lunchtimes?

Believe so, its opposite the Marriott Hotel
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> On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 10:06:12 -0700, robertharvey@my-deja.com wrote:
>
>
>>> Landed up on a barge on the Brayford, food, OK, but nothing special,
>>Sounds interesting - is it open lunchtimes?
>
> Believe so, its opposite the Marriott Hotel

     Try the Bull and Chain Pub, Langworthgate.
     Great choice, good food, good beer, decent clientelle and
     not overpriced . ( The landlords home-made steak pie is fantastic )
     Served lunchtime and evenings till 9.
     I noticed the meals are substantial too, none of the artistic crap 
where
     you pay for chef's decoratve skills.

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