My husband ordered Bob's pie and I had the Butternut squash curry. We both loved our meals. The…read moreservice was not what we are accustomed to as Americans, however, it seems decent for Britain.

My mum and I had lunch at the Sutton Arms when we visited nearby Scawby Hall. The pub was…read morerecommended on their the Scawby Hall website, so we thought we would give it a go as we didn't know the area very well. We were relieved to discover that it was a great find! They have a bar area at the front and restaurant at the rear, which is where we sat for lunch. It was really busy for a weekday lunchtime, which we took as a great sign. The staff were all really helpful and accommodating. It is table service, so they come to the table to take your food and drinks order. My mum ordered the scampi and chips and I had salmon filet with new potatoes. The menu is large, with pub classics as well as a few fish dishes and specials. I was really impressed. The prices were great as well. My mum loved her scampi and gave it 5/5! I really enjoyed my salmon, the seasoned crust on the top was tasty, but it was a tiny bit over cooked/dry for me. It still tasted great, but I'd have taken it out the oven a bit sooner! I was just happy to have been a healthier option, which isn't always the case with local pubs. They have lots of pies on the menu, so I definitely would like to go back and try those.

Following a recommendation from a colleague that this was a dog friendly pub with good food, I…read morethought that I would visit. I am so glad that I did. The food was excellent as was the service. There were four of us and we all had different food. Everything we had was so good. Tasty and well prepared. The steaks were all high quality and cooked perfectly. Salads were seasonal and tasty. Mac and cheese was ordered as a side and was perfect. The deserts were a highlight and were all home made. I wish I had a pub like this closer to where I live.

This pub must surely boast the best views in England. It stands right on the side of the river…read moreHumber and has breath taking views. Had the most gorgeous meal here sat in a bay-window alcove overlooking the river. Unfortunately the weather was awful but the surroundings and staff most welcoming. Excellent prices. Recommended to all.

The staff alone give this place a 5* rating! But that's what you get when you go to a village…read morepub/restaurant. The local people are so welcoming and lovely. The staff were friendly and VERY helpful. My mother in law recently moved to the village and had the pub had been recommended by neighbours. We ate there on a Saturday evening, in total we had,Starters: Vegetable soup (homemade), Garlic Mushrooms, Prawn Cocktail. Main: 2x Sirloin Blackrock Steaks, Chicken and Leek pie. Desserts: Homemade Banoffee Pie, Chocolate Sponge and a Strawberry Eton Mess. Drinks: 6 pints of beer all for a FANTASTIC £73!!!!!! Lovely pub, typical village looking pub which added to the experience! Pie and Pea night is on a Friday. If in the area, please do visit, it's a magical place. I'm pleased my mother in law lives in the area as I can visit when I visit back home! I would advise you to pre book a table as it is very popular amongst the locals and surrounding areas!

A friendly family run pub, offering unspoilt character and good value food. The beers are well kept…read morewith a good turn over. Hot Rock steak is a speciality and pie night on a Friday. Its not posh but does not pretend to be, it certainly ticks all my boxes for a well run family pub.

The Splash delivers the kind of food that reminds you why simple done right always wins…read more The Grimsby beer battered haddock is the standout. Fresh flaky fish wrapped in a crisp golden batter that actually stays light, served with proper cut chips, mushy peas, and a squeeze of fresh lemon that ties it all together. This is classic coastal comfort food executed with confidence. The homemade steak and ale pie is just as impressive. Tender chunks of steak slow cooked in a rich ale gravy, topped with a golden pastry crust that feels handmade, not factory. Creamed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and beef gravy complete the plate and turn it into a full on comfort feast. Warm service, honest portions, and food that speaks for itself. If you are in Louth and want a meal that delivers on flavor and tradition, this is a must stop.

Gorgeous pub, excellent range of well kept real ales, great menu and a beautiful beer garden. At…read more17:00 there was a good few people at the pub. It was lovely to hear the low hum of conversation with nobody on their phone. Also in a lovely village and the entrance through the ford is a delight.

This is a modern one room pub, with a pleasant sun facing outside seating area in the Ember chain…read more The staff are nice and friendly and although there's no TV and little entertainment, it's busy and lively. There's a good variety of lager, well kept real ale and reasonably priced meals. Recently I had gammon, eggs and chips with peas and wedges served on a chipped plate and my partner chose lasagne. My gammon and eggs were perfectly cooked but the wedges were tasteless and soggy and there were very few peas. Why? peas aren't exactly expensive. My partner enjoyed her lasagne but it came without the soured cream listed on the menu. Overall a very average chain pub meal. We went there again on a recent Saturday night and found it very quiet. We both had meals from 'the chef recommends' menu. Although the meals were tasty, it's obvious the management haven't read my review because they were even meaner with the vegetables (french beans) this time. About 30% of 1 of the recommended 5 a day I'd say!

The food is most excellent. The service is superb and friendly. The atmosphere is relaxed yet…read moreupscale. Cannot recommend enough this little gem hidden away in the countryside.

Great food, great staff and fun trivia game on Sunday nights! I was visiting from California in…read moreFebruary and went to the Star Inn for dinner with my brother and it was fabulous! I would highly recommend this place - Great job!

I was booked to play the bagpipes at the White Hart for this years Burns Supper. When I arrived I…read morewas greeted with a warm welcome from the owner Sean and his family. As well as doing the traditional piping in of the haggis, etc I was very well looked after all evening. I was invited to be seated at a table with a great bunch of guys and was served a 3 course meal of the highest standard. In fact all the guests were so impressed with the food that the owner brought the chef in at the end of the evening for a round of applause from the customers! It always frustrates me that the chef doesn't get recognised for his good work in most places I eat so I was most impressed with this act of appreciation. Sean had only been running the pub for a couple of months and it was his first attempt at a Burn's night. I said at the end of the evening (and I meant it) that out of the 100 or so Burn's Supper events I've performed at Sean's topped them all. He had a superb Master of Ceremonies who not only read out the Selkirk Grace and Address To The Haggis but he also got up and gave a brief but interesting history of the life of Rabbie Burns. Later on in the evening he even played a few Burns songs on his guitar . I don't think there was one customer in the pub that night who hadn't had a good time. I personally was very much appreciated as a piper and people were clapping along and stamping their feet to my jigs and reels which made me enjoy the evening all the more. So to summarise if you're looking for a pub that serves top quality meals run by genuinely friendly wonderful people, like your malts, real ales or fine wines then I'd highly advise you take a vist to The White Hart.

The car park was full so we thought it would be a good place for a midweek advertised 'pensioners'…read morelunch.We were the only customers in there and it was cold inside..There was no set menu for 'pensioners' only smaller potions of the 'set menu' we were advised.(IS THAT POSSIBLE) For what we had to eat must have been frozen before it was cooked,not fresh as we were advised as both my wife and I had to visit the 'SMALL ROOM' as soon as we got home and all the lunch had gone.It was expensive as well.Over £30 for 2 starters 2 mains and 2 soft drinks.Shan't go there again.Should have gone to the other 'local' as it would have been half that price.

Went there With seven family members we all had the carvery it was nice the meat was soft the…read moreselection of vegetables could be greatly enhanced but it was all very nice good price. packed for a Saturday but very well priced good service nice and friendly staff so yeah all good

Had high expectations of this pub as I'd heard so much about it but was bitterly disappointed…read more If your not having the carvery, it is standard pub food. In fact, I think it was probably of less quality than standard pub food. I've had much better quality food at 2 for 1 pubs! Side salads leave a lot to be desired as my friend had limp lettuce and 1 slice of cucumber chopped up into small pieces. The starter of chipolata and Yorkshire puddings wasn't good as the sausage was burnt and the Yorkshires were frozen and reheated. We were charged for an extra bbq sauce (which wasn't clear on the menu or mentioned to us at time of ordering) and a Yorkshire pudding with a main meal which never materialised. The best part is the puddings as the portions are quite big, but then they are under the heading Giant Desserts. Like I say, bitterly disappointed and will be a while before I visit again