Branch area pubs selling real ale

• Barnoldby Le Beck
  • Ship Inn Main Road Barnoldby Le Beck DN37 0BG (01472) 822308

    Well-appointed roadside inn, dating from 1790 and oozing class with smart banquette seating. The outstanding feature is the variety of bric-a-brac which must have been obtained from countless antique shops. There is a wind-up gramophone, old sewing machine and steam radio amongst others around the window spaces whilst the ceiling has an amazing array of smaller suspended items. Drinks may be served until later on Sunday if circumstances enable. There is also a stylish outdoor seating area, complete with heated booths, ideal for those chilly nights.

• Caistor
  • White Hart 21 South Street Caistor LN7 6UB ku.oc.rotsiactrahetihw@ofni(01472) 851734

    L-shaped with a back snug and nicely appointed, typical small town local, in fact now the only one, having lost three over the last 20 years or so. it's therefore easy to see why it is always so busy and the community focus. There are two bench seats at the front but with a strict warning that drink may not be consumed there. However, there are seats to the side and a rear split level patio (mind the steps!). Car park is round the back, with entrance off a side street.

• Cleethorpes
  • Brewer's Fayre King's Road Cleethorpes DN35 0PN (01472) 807078

    Extensive, open plan opened in Autumn 2014 in typical pub/restaurant style. There are even a couple of snugs: one with its own fire. Pleasingly not all tables are set for dining. Accommodation in the associated Premier Inn next door. Baby changing facility available. Located opposite to one of the stations on the Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway with its steam locomotives. A few steps away is the boating lake and Parkway multi-screen cinema.

    Also serves breakfast Mon-Fri 6.30am-10.30am, Sat-Sun 7.00am-11.00am

  • Cleethorpes Cricket & Squash Club Chichester Road Cleethorpes DN35 0HZ moc.liamg@cccfocit(01472) 691271

    Cricket & Squash club open to non members, hosts cricket and special events including a huge firework display in November. 3 real ales were available at the time of review. Afternoon Tea available on Fridays through Grazing Platters.

  • Coliseum Picture Theatre 26–28 High Street Cleethorpes DN35 8JN (01472) 694724

    Wetherspoon conversion of a former nightclub although the premises had been originally a cinema, hence the name. A Roman theme abounds with Italianate columns and a full sized model of a centurion stands guard by the bar. Impressive first floor display continues the theme and there are several relief murals around the place both upstairs and down. To complete the picture (no pun intended!) there is an enclosed roof "garden" in which smoking is not permitted.

  • Crows Nest Balmoral Road Cleethorpes DN35 9ND (01472) 698867

    Built in 1957 as an hotel, this is the only Smith owned pub in the local area. Rooms consist of a main lounge and a public bar with a snug off the lounge with a real fire. The former dining room was converted to an overflow lounge and function room in the 80’s, whilst the fireplace in the lounge was removed in order to provide extra seating. The deep-windowed bays give natural light and there is around-the-wall fitted seating. Sensitive refurbishment carried out in 2018. Very much a community pub, the trophy cabinet is well filled.

    Over-18s only.

  • Grosvenor 193 Humberston Road Cleethorpes DN35 0PH (01472) 812484

    A member of the "Sizzling Pub" chain, which marks it out as a food-led establishment. One large room there is no real "public bar" and obviously suits the dining trade. Pleasantly appointed roadhouse.

  • King's Royal 21 Kingsway Cleethorpes DN35 8QL (01472) 691012

    A pub with two contrasting rooms. To the left of the entrance can be found Mucky Muldoon's - an Irish themed bar with the rather more peaceful lounge to the right which has dark wood fittings and a genuine snug immediately as one enters. There is a table in the bay window where one may sit and admire the promenade scene. A patio/smoking area is available on the front overlooking the gardens. If you wish to linger, accommodation is available. On-street parking.

  • Kingsway Club 3, Kingsway Cleethorpes DN35 8QU (01472) 699145

    This has a members club upstairs and a newly re-opened bar downstairs that is open to all. 2 real ales were served in both bars and outdoor seating area is available. Live music is available in the club upstairs, check social media for more information.

  • Market Tavern 39 Market Street Cleethorpes DN35 8LY moc.sbupetagenots@seprohteelC.nrevaTtekraM(01472) 694576

    One roomed, busy pub which like many in the resort becomes very busy at weekends. Open plan and a little dark in the evening with little in the way of seclusion which one might desire when the dance area is crowded. Children welcome in the dining room until 8 pm. Reopened July 2017 with new name following an extensive refurbishment.

  • Message in a Bottle 91-97 Cambridge Street Cleethorpes DN35 8HD moc.liamg@seprohteelcbaim(01472) 453131

    Friendly specialist beer emporium; a shop front pop up bar serving hand pulled ales opened in summer 2017. The shop only is also open from Wednesday . The pop up bar is open of a weekend, Friday to Sunday hours as above.

  • New Cleethorpes Constitutional Club Limited 179 Grimsby Road Cleethorpes DN35 7DJ

    Club. Non members may be allowed access if signed in by a member. Serves Keg beer and 1 cask ale

  • No.1 Pub Railway Station Approach Cleethorpes DN35 8AX (01472) 696221

    They're slogan proclaims that "We're a train pub not a chain pub" and is located on platform one of the railway station in original station premises. Unfortunately, a view of the beach is usually obscured by a waiting train! A large bar with a raised area offers some seclusion from the busy floor area which has a pool table close to the platform. Not the room for peace and quiet when weekend bands play. The tiny passage to a much quieter room also has seating. This room is decorated with railway memorabilia and has a small bar with three pumps dispensing changing ales. Food is served in the early evenings of Monday, fondly known as Monday Club, but order quickly as once it's gone, that's it.

  • No.2 Refreshment Room Station Approach Cleethorpes DN35 8AX (01472) 691707

    This is a little gem, a small and cosy pub with a reputation for good beer quality and serving two regular beers, plus five guests from both national and independent breweries. Its location on the station ensures a flow of customers enjoying a drink before or after their journeys. Smokers may use a covered and heated area on the station concourse. May close earlier according to trade.

  • Nottingham House 7 Seaview Street Cleethorpes DN35 8EU (01472) 597181

    Allows dogs in the bar only. A fabulous example of a real English pub. Converted from two cottages built in 1856, this three-roomed pub consists of a bar, lounge and snug. In winter, open fires add to the atmosphere. A good selection of permanent and changing beers completes the picture. Camra discounts available on the real ales.

  • Old Vic Grant Street Cleethorpes DN35 8AT

    Re-opened from an original pub that has been closed a while. A lovely refurbishment into a multi roomed bar and large seating area with live sport shown on various TVs round the pub. There is a dart board for customer use and the ladies toilets has a RED button that when activated plays music. A lovely outdoor area caters for smokers and anyone who fancies some fresh air. 3 real ales were on offer when this survey was done. Children and dogs are allowed until 7pm.

  • Papa's South Promenade Cleethorpes DN35 8SF (01472) 601501

    Constructed in 1873 by the Great Central Railway in order to attract custom to the resort, the pier was blunderingly shortened during World War 2 in case of perceived enemy threat. Previously the pavilion hosted events then became a nightclub. The era of the likes of Giant Haystacks grappling with his wrestling opponents here is long gone. Awarded Pier of the Year 2016 by the Piers Society. Closed following sale to become fish & chip restaurant which sells one real ale.

  • Punch Bowl 195 North Promenade Cleethorpes DN35 8SJ moc.liamtoh@wollaws.ennaoJ(01472) 696056

    Situated towards the end of the north promenade amongst the amusement arcades, it offers an excellent seaview, although this may be somewhat obscured by parked cars, as the pub doesn't have its own car park. Two rooms but the raised main bar has a divided area off which may be used for functions. The room to the left has a pool table but is fiurnished in lounge style. Food is important here and families are welcomed. The main room has two televisions which, unusually may be showing different channels. Please note under the current conditions this venue will be taking bookings.

  • Signal Box Inn Lakeside Station,King's Road Cleethorpes DN35 0AG moc.liamg@83doowoc.nala(01472) 604657

    Please note that this pub has a limited opening period which runs from the first Friday before Easter until mid-October which may be extended Fri-Sun only until mid-November if conditions are favourable. Acknowledged at just 8'x8' as the smallest pub in Britain,it is a genuine old signalbox made redundant at Scunthorpe steelworks and can accommodate 6 people at a pinch although there is ample seating outside in the beer garden. Located on a platform of the Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway, you can reach it steam hauled from the terminus at the swimming pool. Close to the boating lake and Pleasure Island entertainment park. Beers are sourced from the Marston portfolio plus two guests from small independant breweries. The licensee is particularly keen to support microbreweries, especially in Lincolnshire Has been known to close earlier than advertised if quiet.

  • Smugglers 12 High Cliff Road Cleethorpes DN35 8RQ (01472) 488464

    A spacious subterranean bar overlooking the beach and much appreciated by tourists and locals alike. A small lounge area to the side with adjoining pool room. Over the years it has developed a good reputation for its beers and home-cooked food. Patios to front and rear will accommodate the smoker. Please ring or check social media for latest updates as times of openings are subject to change and booking is requested for meals when busy.

  • Studio 25 Market Street Cleethorpes DN35 8LY (01472) 697111

    Total refurbishment in March 2015 and presents a bright, well furnished interior. TV sports are featured on a number of screens throughout. Small dance area for disco. Parking in the square but limited on market days. Please confirm with the venue for opening times.

  • Trawlerman North Sea Lane Cleethorpes DN35 0PP ku.oc.snotsram@seprohteelc.namrelwart(01472) 811893

    Close to the seafront and caravan parks, the Trawlerman sets out to cater for the holiday trade as well as locals. Extremely large, it has a number of areas and is quite clearly setting out to attract the diners. A sizeable garden is available, which also caters for children with slides etc. Children are catered for inside as well. Please check with the venue as they would prefer bookings but will accept walk ins if there is space.

  • Wellow Hotel King's Road Cleethorpes DN35 0AQ (01472) 695589

    Part of the Hungry Horse chain and therefore focuses on food. Facing the boating lake and miniature steam railway, with the bowling alley next door, it is in a very popular part of the resort. Consisting of one large room, nicely appointed with a lower level annexe adjoining. The latter seems to be more for the benefit of families. It boasts plenty of outside seating which includes an enclosed children's play area.

  • Willy's 17 High Cliff Road Cleethorpes DN35 8RQ (01472) 602145

    Willy's overlooks the River Humber and beach, giving spectacular views. Willy's Original is brewed on the premises and the brewery can be seen from the bar. Food is served lunchtimes as well as at the Tuesday and Thursday evening supper clubs. Extensive camping facilities are available at Meridian Park. Two real ciders are served and can include Moles Black Rat and Gwynt y Ddraig Black Dragon. There is a covered smoking area to the front. Please note that dogs are not permitted inside during food serving hours.

• Great Limber
  • New Inn High Street Great Limber DN37 8JL ku.oc.rebmilnniweneht@ofnI(01469) 569998

    Located opposite a mausoleum on the Earl of Yarborough estate but don’t worry, the occupants won’t disturb you! Reopened July 2014 after an extensive refit and transformed into a classy pub and restaurant facility. Whilst the revamped, well-appointed bar is essentially a part of the village life, the restaurant is aimed at a wider clientele. The lounge doubles as a restaurant reception area. The exterior isn't forgotten and has been attractively landscaped and with a patio by the entrance (at rear) and a canopy for smokers. Please check ahead for food times

• Grimsby
  • Barge Victoria Street Grimsby DN31 1NH (01472) 340911

    The Barge is an old, converted grain barge moored in the town centre. In the afternoon, the custom is quieter, whilst in the evening, the jukebox is turned up and the bar takes on a rock/student feel. A quiz with supper is held on Monday evenings.

  • Beechwood Farm Viilage Way,Europarc Grimsby DN37 9UA ku.oc.bupmrafdoowhceeb@nimda(01472) 356136

    Opened in October 2014, a large roadhouse on the edge of the Europarc Business Park. opulently furnished and whilst open plan is divided into no less than seven areas. Clearly aimed at diners, in addition to the main menu, there is a comprehensive carvery and salad bar. Those who require a quiet visit would be advised to avoid the far corner where is situated a well-stocked children's play area. There is a nappy changing facility but be aware that no child below 12 years of age is permitted in the bar area.

  • Bradley Inn Bradley Cross Roads Grimsby DN34 5NX (01472) 278554

    Mid-20th century pub with a large garden area on the Lincoln road. Open plan as expected, the L-shaped bar serves a lounge area one side and a more of a public bar feel on the other. The lounge is divided by a wall with two entrances, providing the impression of separate rooms. A member of the Sizzling Pub chain, it naturally has a food focus throughout the day. The usual community pub features are here such as live music and quiz nights. Please check their website and social media for more updates.

  • County Hotel Brighowgate Grimsby DN32 0QU ten.letohytnuoceht@reganam(01472) 354422

    Simply furnished, one-bar establishment with a lower level seating area in which you may escape the standing throng when bands are performing at weekends. A pool table provides an alternative entertainment. Smokers are catered for in a small patio outside the rear door. No meals Monday. Please check with the venue as there is a booking system in place

    Real Ale in limited supply: often only available at weekends and once sold out, not available again until the following weekend

  • Docks Beers The Church King Edward Street Grimsby DN31 3JD (01472) 289795

    Docks Beers’ taproom officially opened on Wednesday 3rd October 2018. 3 beers are on handpull for real ale fans plus a tap wall with changing craft ales. The taproom also sells, cans and bottles of ale from many local breweries plus a range of merchandise and takeaway ales. The taproom can be booked for private events. Brewery tours are available to book once a month and upstairs is the Docks Academy with live gigs available to book, real ale is also available upstairs.

  • Grimsby Golf Club Little Coates Road Grimsby DN34 4LU (01777) 703733

    Open to non members. Established in 1922. Function room available for hire. Holds events such as firework display and live music.

  • Haven Appian Way Grimsby DN31 2UT (01472) 242630

    A member of the "Brewer's Fayre" chain, although on the outskirts of town (adjacent to A180), it's extremely popular, notably for its food which includes a carvery. A substantial building, it's broken up internally into a multiplicity of nooks and larger area where you may drink or dine (or both!). This is a family friendly place as in addition to the outside playground, there is a large room dedicated to loads of fun things to do for the kids. No accommodation but adjacent is a Premier Inn (owned by the same company). A very smart place.

  • Hope & Anchor 148 Victoria Street Grimsby DN31 1NX moc.liamg@ybsmirgrohcnadnaepoheht(01472) 268256

    An attractive frontage in a modern style looks inviting. Yet another example of a traditional layout undergoing extensive alteration, it attempts, not altogether successfully to recreate a bar/lounge effect. Both “sides” are served from an island bar and present a relaxing atmosphere although this may change at weekends when entertainment takes place. Small secluded patio to the rear.

  • Rose & Crown Louth Road Grimsby DN33 2HR (01472) 278517

    Part of the Ember Inns chain, this popular and friendly pub, only a ten-minute bus ride from the town centre typically has an emphasis on good, reasonably priced food but is rightly proud of their cask beers. One large bar serves several seating areas. Quiz night Wednesday. Lots of menus for everyone including bottomless brunches and caters for children too.

  • Rutland Arms 26 Rutland Street Grimsby DN31 3AF moc.liamg@ygsmradnaltureht(01472) 357362

    Once an Old Mill pub, opened in April 1988, now a Freehouse and the only local outlet for Old Mill beer. Has a well-appointed one-roomed local facing the car park of the former, now closed Ramsden superstore and catering for mainly local trade as it is the only pub in the vicinity. Being close to the Blundell Park home of Grimsby Town F.C., it gets quite busy on match days. Pool players are catered for too.

  • Spiders Web 180 Carr Lane Grimsby DN32 8LN (01472) 692065

    Three-roomed and built in the '50s, this popular community pub holds regular music nights of various genres, with live music enjoyed most weekends. In the bar, games such as poker, darts and pool are played, and there is a weekly quiz night. Away from the bar, the lounge has plenty of seating, while the music room with a stage has a naval theme reflecting the ties with the Naval Association. A garden is at the rear with with space for children to play.

  • Trawl Yarborough Road Grimsby DN34 4ES (01472) 343372

    Named in reference to the local fishing industry in the 1960’s, this busy pub has undergone a makeover in 2015 and benefits from being the only one in the area. Some opening out has taken place to create an extension of the dining facilities and provide a larger lounge area. As a member of the “Hungry Horse” chain, it has a food emphasis which is served all day. There is plenty of smart furnishing and the ‘L’-shaped bar opposite the side entrance has a public bar feel. Bands are a weekend feature. The Hardy's & Hanson beer is Rocked Out. Will be reopening please check social media pages for the dates.

  • Wheatsheaf 47 Bargate Grimsby DN34 5AD ku.oc.snnirebme@ybsmirgfaehstaehw(01472) 246821

    A well-used pub the Wheatsheaf provides an emphasis on a good, affordable range of food in addition to regular beers and up to 7 guests. Two bars serve a split-level layout, in a contemporary style with various seating areas on the upper floor, whilst the lower level is more intimate. An outdoor space at the rear incorporates a heated patio for smokers plus a raised patio with a grassed area to the front. House beer Ember Ale is brewed for the Ember Inns pub chain by Black Sheep. Quiz nights are Thursday and Sunday.

  • Yarborough Hotel 29 Bethlehem Street Grimsby DN31 1JN (01472) 268283

    Three-times CAMRA local Pub of the Year, this spacious Wetherspoon establishment was totally refurbished in 2016 and the upper floor returned to accommodation use, comprising 36 rooms in this imposing Victorian railway hotel. Comprising two large bar areas, it also has a front and rear snug plus a seated patio area. It is always busy, particularly at weekends. Good-value meals are served from opening until late. Up to eight guest beers are available, together with cider. Located in the town centre, it is on most bus routes and adjacent to the railway station.

• Habrough
  • Station Inn Station Road Habrough DN40 3AP (01964) 630262

    Originally an hotel, it was built in 1848 as part of the Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction Railway. It comprises a single, large room with an open fire and an adjoining pool room . Live bands perform here each Saturday and there are classic car meets and other village events. We have two open fires, live bands once a month and entertainment (disco/karaoke) every Saturday. We host the Habrough League of Gentlemen (HLOG) monthly meeting. They run community events such as an Easter Egg Hunt and a Santa’s Grotto to raise money which is donated to local causes. We also have a darts/dominoes team. Village Pub of the year 2020 2nd place, 2021 2nd place, 2022 3rd place.

• Healing
  • Healing Manor Hotel Stallingborough Road Healing DN41 7QF (01472) 884544

    Formally the residence of a major presence in the village (Lady Portman) and built in 1892, it contained a vast number of rooms. It underwent an enormous transformation after some years of neglect after a previous venture failed and reopened in 2013. Superbly restored and standing in 36 acres of manicured parkland, including a large lake, the view from the rear patio is outstanding and a side balcony with seating overlooks the lake. The high quality is reflected in the food and drink and a gorgeous lounge. Functions are well catered for with function suites and the hotel is registered for civil weddings. As well as double rooms, there are suites available, including a bridal suite. Unusually, a picnic can be purchased, including all utensils and even a groundsheet. PIG & WHISTLE A new bar opened in 2016 as an extension to the hotel. Furnished in traditional pub style – the outstanding feature is the ceiling height grandfather clock. French windows give a pleasant view of the lawn. Opens 10.30-11 daily.

  • Pig & whistle Stallingborough Road Healing DN41 7QF

    Situated adjacent to Healing Manor, in a separate building. Child and dog friendly, all welcome. A new bar opened in 2016 as an extension to the hotel. Furnished in traditional pub style – the outstanding feature is the ceiling height grandfather clock. French windows give a pleasant view of the lawn.

• Holton Le Clay
  • Royal Oak 68 Louth Road Holton Le Clay DN36 5AB ku.oc.latigidc@kaolayor(01472) 828583

    Typical village local. Basic public bar with TV, pool and darts.The lounge is a lovely haven of peace. A glass roomed extension has been seamlessly added to increase lounge space and has that "living room"effect. Small outside area to the side with a larger patio to the rear which includes a smoking shelter. Snack foods in the bar and main meals served in the lounge.

• Holton Le Moor
  • Hope Tavern Caistor Road Holton Le Moor LN7 6AH moc.liamtoh@srelles_emearg(01673) 828217

    Not actually in the village centre but on the main A46 Lincoln-Grimsby road adjacent to the railway line. Dating from 1879, it has been opened out over time and has a central bar. Nicely laid out on both sides of the entrance and some further seating at the rear. There is also a nice function room to the side. When weather permits, you may enjoy the sizeable grassed area from where you may observe the trains with your drink if you so wish!

• Humberston
  • Bannatyne Health Club & Spa Humberston Humberston Avenue Humberston DN36 4SX (01472) 211151

    Formally known as Humberston Country Club. Open to non members.

  • Countryman Fieldhouse Road Humberston DN36 4UN (01472) 812402

    Opened in 1960 and reportedly costing £35,000 which is remarkable by today's prices. Bar and lounge separated by a corridor. Extension recently added catering for dining trade. Games room.

  • Pear Tree Humberston Road Humberston DN36 4AH ku.oc.snotsram@seprohteelc.eertraep(01472) 601092

    The Pear Tree is a large family friendly pub with emphasis on dining. Set back from the road with extensive parking, this modern pub is quite imposing. The menu includes a large children’s menu and has both a young child’s indoor activity area (for the colder days of the summer) and an outdoor play area with patio seating. In addition there is an outside dining area and a landscaped beer garden in which to enjoy the summer. New dog area inside pub, complete with dog treats! A small bar style area has been created, featuring a pool table, dartboard and barstool seating arrangement.

• Immingham
  • Blossom Way Sports & Social Club Blossom Way Immingham DN40 1ND (01469) 572612

    This is a members only club. Monday night is Quiz night. Tuesday's & Fridays host bingo nights. Live bands on Saturdays, with bingo & raffle. Sunday afternoons hosts Domino Knockout. Sunday nights hosts bingo & money games.

  • Mayflower Margaret Street Immingham DN40 1JY moc.kooltuo@0202rewolfyameht(01469) 510389

    Fairly modern estate pub and is very much involved in the local community. Choice of public or lounge, although the difference is blurred somewhat - both being nicely appointed. The lounge is extended by the bay shown in the photograph. The usual pool and darts in the main bar. The one real ale is badged "Mayflower" believed to be from Tetley. Large paved area for outside drinking and a smoking shelter is provided.

• Keelby
  • King's Head 18 Victoria Road Keelby DN41 8EH (01469) 569554

    The public bar has one half for drinking whilst the other has pool table and dartboard. Nicely appointed lounge has its own bar and has banquette seating along most of the wall. Flag-stoned, fenced outdoor area includes a roofed shelter for smokers. Good pub to suit all tastes. The Grimsby -Hull service runs close by

  • Nag's Head 8 Manor Street Keelby DN41 8EF (01469) 560660

    Small, two-roomed local situated near the village green in a building that dates back to the 18th century. The busy bar offers regular and guest beers sourced regionally as well as a real cider. Tuesday is quiz night and friendly bingo is held on Wednesday evenings. Food served on Friday, Sunday and Monday evenings. A small beer garden includes a play area and a covered, illuminated and heated smoking area. The Cleethorpes- Hull bus passes nearby.

• Kirmington
  • Marrowbone & Cleaver High Street Kirmington DN39 6YZ (01652) 688335

    Sole village local dating from 1871. A conservatory has been added and functions as the restaurant although meals may be taken elsewhere. The bar area can be a little restricted when the dartboard is in use. There is a small covered area catering for smokers outside the lounge door where there is a splendid floral display as can be seen from the photograph here. An extensive grassed area is available with plenty of seating. Altogether a nice place to visit. The Chopper ale (4.1%) is brewed by Batemans.

• Laceby
  • Laceby & District Royal British Legion Club Bainbridge Hall, Austin Garth Laceby DN37 7BJ (01472) 870830

    Royal British Legion club in Laceby. Up to three cask beers available. Non members welcome.

• Ludborough
  • Livesey Arms Livesey Road Ludborough DN36 5SF moc.smrayesevileht@seiriuqne(01472) 840038

    Reopened in summer of 2014 after a very long period of closure. This village local has been transformed into a stylish eaterie whilst still catering for those calling in for a drink. A bar cum lounge is located immediately to the right upon entering. Further down is a restaurant area. The appended photograph shows bench seating to the front and there is a further area to the side with tables. **As we move into the next phase of this pandemic we have decided to re-open on a limited basis in addition to continuing to run our popular takeaway service. We have thoroughly risk assessed reopening and are lucky that we are able to provide a very limited number of socially distanced tables for diners in the front restaurant on a pre booked basis. We will be offering drinks outside with table service only. We will not be taking drinks orders or serving drinks at the bar. We have also introduced a one way system for using the toilets for both diners and those enjoying a drink outside. We have set up sanitzing stations at all entry points and at the bar and sanitize tables and chairs after each customer. Please feel free to call us if you would like any further information on the safeguarding measures we have put in place. Thank you for your continued support during this difficult time.

• Marshchapel
  • White Horse Sea Dyke Way Marshchapel DN36 5SX (01472) 38828

    This two-roomed coaching inn formerly a Hewitt's Brewery pub. As of December 2023 pub is under new management. See FB for opening times over Christmas and New Year. Hope to offer food in January.

• Nettleton
  • Salutation Inn Church Street Nettleton LN7 6NP ku.oc.ilaseht@ofni(01472) 851228

    Attractively situated on the A46, its distinctive white walls and black signage entices many a traveller. Like many of its type, it relies heavily on food sales and excels in this regard. Typically furnished for a country pub, there is small room off the main bar with a real fire. There are swings by the outside area, used exclusively by children! Always a mild available and the guest beer may be strong. May close at 10.30 Wed & Thu dependent upon level of trade. Please try to phone in advance although the pub is accepting walk ins and check out the website and social media for updates.

• New Waltham
  • Farmhouse Station Road New Waltham DN36 4PF moc.puorgetagenots@mahtlawwen.esuohmraf(01472) 827472

    Attractive looking pub set back from the road by the beer garden. Catering for all ages, it is open plan, with several secluded areas. There is a welcoming fire located at each end. Well behaved dogs are allowed in both the beer garden and the bar area and even have their own menu. Comprehensive food menu available all day including award winning pies. Live music at weekends and a weekly quiz. Cask Marque accredited.

• North Killingholme
  • Ashbourne Hotel Vicarage Lane North Killingholme DN40 3JL (01469) 541010

    Fairly modern hotel which oozes class. Not strictly a pub - the bar appears to be mainly for diners in the restaurant and bistro and for residents but the casual drinker is welcome. The bistro is open lunchtime and evenings during the week and all day Sat & Sun.The extensive accommodation is appreciated by those having business with the many industries in the Immingham dock area including the two adjacent oil refineries. Celebration functions and conferences are supported. Just one real ale - Oakridge Maverick which is brewed by Tom Woods. Situated in a pleasant village, there is a nice paved outside area as shown in the photograph.

• North Thoresby
  • Halfway House High Street North Thoresby DN36 5PL (01472) 840306

    Formerly The Granby, this place has had a face lift and is mostly given over to dining as the "bar & grill" after the name implies. Most of the space is in favour of the diners but there is a small area with comfy seating and surprisingly a pool table. A patio with flower tubs is at the rear (where the entrance is located) and there is a small alcove which could shelter a smoker or two. Opens at 10am for brunch! Incidentally, the name refers to being located midway between Grimsby and Louth on the A16.

  • New Inn Station Road North Thoresby DN36 5QS (01472) 840270

    Located close to the North Thoresby terminus of the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway which runs steam hauled passenger trains to Ludborough at weekends and Bank Holidays. This is a well regarded pub for both food and drink. It does bar food and there is a separate restaurant. within. Nicely furnished and attractive open plan, the New Inn is a community pub as witnessed via the notice board in the entrance. Externally there are a couple of nooks but at the rear is a sizeable patio with a soothing water feature and flower tubs. Further back is a large grassed space where you can find shelter under the trees if the weather gets too oppressive. In addition to the beers mentioned there is also a house beer brewed by Caledonian.

• Old Clee Village
  • Old Clee Social Club 44 Clee Crescent Old Clee Village DN32 8LS (01472) 291443

    Serves 2 rotating real ales as well as a selection of bottled beers. Bingo, darts, pool, function room available for hire. Live music, tribute acts are a speciality. No 4 stops outside of car park. Members club.

• Rothwell
  • Blacksmith's Arms Wold View, Hill Rise Rothwell LN7 6AZ (01472) 371300

    Attractive 18th century inn nestling in a Lincolnshire Wolds hollow - the name originating from a former blacksmith's forge opposite. A large area in front of the bar is divided by an open screen with a smaller room to the side..well appointed and run, there is a large room available for functions and is also used for live music. A nice beer range to suit all tastes. An excellent play area with various things to do is accessed from the car park. The rear garden reached by the end of the bar counter may not always be available. No meals served on Mondays.

• Stallingborough
  • Green Man 110 Station Road Stallingborough DN41 8AP moc.sbupetagenots@ybsmirg.namneerg(01472) 886212

    The only pub in the village centre and just down the road from the railway station, where the two-hourly Cleethorpes-Barton service calls giving ample time to sample the four ales on offer. Reopened following major refurbishment in July 2015 to a high standard creating more room in the main area. Down the whole of one wall there is the biggest ever OS map of the surrounding district! The public bar has undergone similar treatment and has a games area. An extensive food menu is available throughout. At the rear, there is a covered patio overlooking the very large garden but be aware that smoking isn't permitted on the patio as meals may be taken. Smokers may use the separate covered area to the side of the pub. The garden is well provided with tables and there are fun things to do for the kids. Cask Marque quality accredited. Please check their website and social media for updates.

  • Stallingborough Grange Riby Road Stallingborough DN41 8BU ku.oc.egnarghguorobgnillats@noitpecer(01472) 561302

    What a superb location for this upmarket establishment. Essentially an hotel with over 40 letting rooms. A large former manor house, extended and roof replaced by thatch over the years, it is in immaculately maintained grounds. To the side there is a patio facing a pond, overhung by weeping willows and stocked with fish and resident water hens. A more tranquil scene would be hard to find. Internally, there are many rooms but where the bar (known as Thatcher's Bar) is situated, there is plenty of room for the non-diner and place is a popular stop-off on the way home. Note: the bar may close at 10 pm dependent upon trade.

• Swinhope
  • Clickem Inn Binbrook Road Swinhope LN8 6BS (01472) 398253

    Country pub set in the picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds and a popular stopping place for walkers and cyclists. The unusual name originates from the counting of sheep passing through a nearby clicking gate. It’s renowned for its traditional home-cooked food served in the bar and conservatory. It offers a choice of drinks, including six real ales at any time with a regularly changing selection of guest ales from independent and local brewers. Another handpull dispenses traditional cider. The house beer – Terry’s Tipple is from Bateman’s. There is a large, free car park, outside seating and tables whilst inside there is pool, darts and a digital jukebox for your enjoyment. There is a quiz and regular pool and darts leagues on their respective nights. A covered but unheated area is provided for smokers.

• Tetney
  • Plough Market Place Tetney DN36 5NN moc.tenretnitb@2727nosliwdrawoH

    Facing an attractive spreading chestnut tree. This pub is beautifully decorated both inside and out. Through the side door off the car park is a small lounge with large tv for sports (no sound) on one side and to your right a bar area with high tables and chairs. The square bar is central with the other side being accessible through the corridor or by the front door. A larger seating area is available at the rear of the pub from where there is access to a single table outside for the smokers' benefit. There are a few picnic style tables, by the side door and also on a grassy area by the rear of the premises.

• Tetney Lock
  • Crown & Anchor Lock Road Tetney Lock DN36 5UW (01472) 388291

    Overlooking the historic, now defunct Louth Navigation Canal, it's a convenient watering hole for lovers of outdoor pursuits. Dogs are welcomed in the public bar, which has a cosy open fire. There is a pleasant garden and a children's play area at the rear, while at the front is a patio overlooking said canal. There is an external awning at front suitable for for smokers. See Facebook for updates.

• Ulceby
  • Fox Inn Front Street Ulceby DN39 6SY moc.liamg@ybeclunnixofeht(01469) 588777

    This place is a real community pub, now on its own since the demise of its neighbour the Brocklesby Ox. Typical two-roomer, it has a nice little lounge and the bar area includes pool and darts. Refurbished to include a restaurant/coffee shop. Bar snacks available and a takeaway facility is provided. To the rear is a small garden with things for the kids to do.

  • Yarborough Arms Killingholme Road Ulceby DN39 6TZ ku.oc.smrahguorobray@ofni(01469) 588383

    Actually located in the area known as Skitter on the edge of the village. Public bar has the usual pool table and a sizeable library if you're stuck on your own whilst the lounge is split with a restaurant section at the far end. The bar has soft furnishings and there are two small verandahs where you may smoke. Unfortunately there is no actual garden. Please be aware this pub may close early if it is not very busy.

• Waltham
  • Kings Head Hugh Street Waltham DN37 0LL ku.oc.sbupgnilzzis@ybsmirgdaehsgnik(01472) 826452

    As with many others, this place has undergone a “knock-through” in the past, although not of any age since replacing a pub of the same name adjacent to the present incumbent. This has resulted in a “half-square” arrangement with one side representing a lounge area. A single hand pump serves real cider. Not much more to say except that this is a “Sizzling Pub” and thus concentrates on food to a degree with an extensive menu available throughout the day.

  • Tilted Barrel 2 Kirkgate Waltham DN37 0LS moc.tenretnitb@llessurenyarrol(01472) 801817

    A friendly, bustling local free house comprising a single bar with a coal fire and period photographs on the walls. It has the look of a cosy country pub. Three permanent beers and a regularly changing beer make for a varied, always well-kept choice. Televised football and rugby are a major attraction. Food is served daily until 8pm in the bar. A visitor will immediately feel at home in this lively and well cared-for family pub.

  • Waltham Tea Gardens 38 Skinners Lane Waltham DN37 0EU

    Private members club. Has live music.

  • Waltham Windmill Golf Club Cheapside Waltham DN37 0HY (01472) 824109

    The large bar area and the restaurant are open to members and non members. The clubhouse offers local cask ales, and a menu offering daily specials.

• Wootton
  • Nags Head Thornton Road Wootton DN39 6SJ moc.liamtoh@nottoowdaehsganeht(01469) 588253

    A traditional country pub serving quality food and drink. Large outdoor seating area