Debbie is a fantastic photographer. We really wanted film for our wedding and we were not…read moredisappointed by the photos. Yes, Debbie is not cheap by far but the quality of the photos, album etc are second to none. Debbie has a close team who work with her and although she did the main photos on our special day. Some of the best off the cuff photos were caught by her assistant. This is a quality establishment from start to finish. Very professional and I think reasonably priced for what you get. The only downside is that Debbie charges for prints and owns all copyrights. This is a shame as it would have cost us a small fortune to buy prints of all our fav shots. Recommended photographer for weddings locally though.

A great family photographer. Her ideas for a series of photographs involving all the family was…read moreextremely innovative and she succeeded in making them both different and great quality. The whole family were made to feel involved, comfortable and relaxed meaning the smiles in the pictures are real and they hold great memories. Yes you could get cheaper prints from another establishment but we more than got our moneys worth here.

We wanted a family photo with me and my husband and our four kids and three dogs, the man taking…read morethe pictures was very patient (it took 20 minutes just to get the kids there outfits on and the dogs to stop jumping around). He got us to feel relaxed and had fun whilst getting some fantastic pictures of all of us together and some of the kids on there own as well, which is not easy with four kids under 5! I would recommend.

Had pictures taken of my wife and son. Rob is a genuinely gifted photographer, very patient and…read moreknew how to get the best shots out of a very active kid. Highly recommend Photos 4 All for any photography needs. Good studio and very happy with the pictures.

I was once a Pierette. A dancer on the Pier, at the Variety shows, for a season, when I was at art…read moreschool. There was a fire in the dressing rooms at this time and when it was snowing in winter (we went back to do Panto) we had to all hold hands and the outer ones gold the railings to get off the pier without slipping over. I also entered dance festivals here alongside Margo Henderson. (Once Prima Balleriana with the Royal). Cleethorpes Pier opened during the August Bank Holiday of 1873. Built by the prestigious firm of Head Wrightson. Ordered by the Cleethorpes Promenade Pier Company and largely financed by the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway, Cleethorpes Pier opened during the August Bank Holiday of 1873. Cleethorpes Pier was constructed of iron piles under a timber deck. Its length, due to the considerable tidal movement, extended a full 1,200ft (366m). The Railway Company (later known as LNER) took a lease on Cleethorpes Pier in 1884, for an annual sum of £450, before finally buying the structure 20 years later. A seaward end pavilion was built in 1888 but this was destroyed in a blaze in 1903. In 1905 shops and a café were built at the pier-head, on the site of the old building, along with a new pavilion midway along the pier neck, to the right of the main deck. This new pavilion originally lacked any form of heating and was therefore largely confined to summer use. Entertainment included concerts and popular dances throughout the week. For some time the pavilion was also home to the Cleethorpes Musical Festival; an event highly thought of in musical circles at the time. The provision of heating in 1923 ensured that entertainment could be scheduled throughout the year. The pavilion survives today and remains in a well-maintained condition. The final part of the 1905 redevelopment was the construction of an elevated link to the adjoining 'Pier Gardens', but this was removed in the late 1930s. In 1936 ownership passed to Cleethorpes Borough Council. Sectioned during the Second World War for fear of invasion, Cleethorpes Pier like so many others was never to recover in its original form. The breached section was left unrepaired after the war and eventually the isolated seaward end was demolished, reducing the pier length to a mere 335ft (101m). £50,000 was spent on modernising the pavilion in 1968, the new facilities including a 600-seat concert hall and a new café and bar. Ownership passed to Funworld Limited in 1981 but, after suffering poor attendance for their first season of summer shows, the company decided to close the pier in 1983. Cleethorpes Pier's future looked in doubt until Mark Mayer purchased it in the summer of 1985. Re-opening on 4th September 1985 the pavilion had been transformed, at a cost of £300,000, into a modern nightclub by the name of 'Pier 39'. The pier changed hands again in 1989 being purchased by Whitegate Leisure PLC who, after spending substantial funds on again refurbishing the pavilion, continue to operate 'Pier 39'.

I visited last summer and it seemed a bit run down & unloved to me. Maybe its been improved by now?…read moreUpdate 2012; very much improved. Amusements for the kids all the way along.. Pub(also happy to serve tea, coffee etc) at the end. Really buzzing with activity.

This store is for mens wedding suit hire, maybe other things aswell but is used it for wedding…read morehire. The store is very dated and not in the nicest part of the city but the staff make you feel very welcome. To look at this place you would probably avoid it but they arranged my wedding hire without a hitch. The groom, best man, fathers and page boys looked fantastic and they actually had to remind me about a lot of things. They obviously have a lot of experience as they could tell my husbands size just from looking at him! Rather like are you being served but were really great.

Great service. make you feel at home. Very knowledgable and thats exactly what you need from a…read moretailor. Top man is Paul, his wife too.

Gregory Smith ruined my evening. Firstly, he was being an inconsiderate Bumhole the second we…read morearrived here. THEN, he threatened my 4 year old son for crying too loud. ABSOLUTELY ABHORROUS. Then he wouldn't walk out of the private room we had in the restaurant because I had a 'Nice Rack'. Absolutely disgusting. After staring for what felt like 10 minutes, He started choking the chicken while staring at my figure. His weiner was tiny. 0/10 NEVER EAT HERE.

Excellent service, excellent food. My son and I traveled from Seattle, WA area and stayed at the…read morePriory. We had a large, comfortable family room with a nice view of the gardens outside. We were greeted by the best Daniel ever and I can not emphasize how kind, warm and welcoming the Serendipity team is. Definitely have to recommend the tasting menu it is amazing. We felt more like we were visiting friends and family then staying at a hotel.

There is no doubt that David Lee and his son are excellent photographers. They did the photos for…read moremy sisters wedding and they were fantastic. This is a very professional photographers and they will cater to your individual needs. They are not just a wedding photographer but commercial etc also. David Lee Photography has been established for 39 years. All photographic work is carried out by David and Michael Lee, both qualified full time professional photographers (father and son). The photographers have a purpose-built studio, a full range of colour processing equipment which gives them control over the quality and completion time of work, whether it be prints, transparencies or digitally. I would highly recommend if you live in N Lincs and are looking for excellent quality photography service.

If you want a card of any kind this is the place to go. They have cards for every occasion;…read morebirthday, anniversary, get well, wedding, christmas, love, valentines, test pass, engagement, congratulations, humorous, just about anything you can think of. The prices range right from bargain basement through to luxury and they all seem to be of a decent quality whatever the price. The store is very large and in addition to the cards there are ranges of various other celebratory items such as gifts, wrapping, ribbons, balloons, candles and novelty items. They usually have plenty of staff on who are quite helpful however it can get very busy, especially on a saturday afternoon.

Conners is a small family photography business offering excellent value for studio photography…read more They do fashionable Venture-style photos at good prices. They do particularly good family photos. The shop downstairs is also a great source of unusual photo albums, frames, calendars and offers a framing service as well. Conners is well respected in the town and runs the annual Terrific Tots competition in alliance with the Louth Leader. Conners often display their latest photos in the window and the wedding photos displayed there always look beautiful, so I can recommend those as well although I have no personal experience of them.

This is a really great shop, tucked away down a side street. The service there is always helpful…read moreand friendly. The products are reasonably priced, good quality and good selection/variety. Their photography service is also very good, having done both of my school ball pictures when I was younger. I couldn't recommend them enough to be honest.