A rural pub which Keith and Dawn have been running since they took on the closed pub 19 years ago and grown it to what it is now. A community venue that raises money for charity. Winner of numerous awards including Louth and District CAMRA Country Pub Of Year four times including 2018 and selected East Lindsey District Council Food and Drink Business of the year 2019. Changing Real Ales and a menu produced from local produce. Recently built two Holiday Cottages available for weeks or short breaks. A quiz is held last Wednesday of every month.

A Listed building with a history going back some 400 years, the Half Moon Hotel has been in the same family for over 40 years. It offers a public bar, restaurant, function/conference room, lounge bar, Beer Garden, Car Parking and Hotel accommodation.

The Black Horse Inn is an 18th century pub with rooms in the village of Donington on Bain, near Louth in the Lincolnshire Wolds, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. There are regularly changing real ales and wines with an exceptional menu. There are no less than nine breweries and micro-beweries in the local area, so Lincolnshire brewed ales and ciders are almost always available. With eight rooms, the Black Horse Inn also offers the perfect place to stay for business customers or those exploring the local area - we are only 10 minutes from Cadwell Park motor circuit, Market Rasen Racecourse can be reached in 15 minutes and the city of Lincoln is just a 30 minute car journey. "It's a great place to socialise with friends over a drink, enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner from our exciting menu or just relax with a coffee and some home made shortbread. We look forward to seeing you soon!"

The Three Horseshoes is a pub to escape to with it's Glamping & campsite which is ideal for visiting and exploring the area. With wonderful Wolds views, the village of Goulceby has long been a popular destination for walkers, bikers, surrounded by pretty footpaths, lanes and tracks, including the long distance Viking Way route. The Three Horseshoes and Goulceby is a perfect place for getting out and enjoying the countryside and scenery that the Lincolnshire Wolds has to offer. It is also only three miles from Cadwell Park race track which holds at least an annual British Superbike Championship event in August.

Social Club held in a Village Hall currently three nights a week.

The Heneage Arms is a country pub located in Hainton on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds an area of outstanding natural beauty. Since Spring 2012 the pub has been run by volunteers of a community group, although only opening Friday and Saturday they have built a good following. They hold a beer festival and as they have a camp site the audience can be a captured one

Known locally as the Splash because of the picturesque ford nearby, this 400 year old inn is situated in its own large lawned gardens on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds near Louth. Four beers are regularly available, including often a guest ale from a local brewery. Three restaurants cover most culinary requirements and themed evenings are popular. The en-suite rooms are often used by visitors to Cadwell Park or explorers of the Wolds.

The Boars Head is a traditional, three room pub just outside the town centre of the market town of Louth. The pub is well known locally for its real ales. Pub games include darts, dominoes and pool. Thursday is Cattle Market day, which is why the pub opens very early.

Traditional pub-style bar based in the centre of town, with friendly staff at all times. This small but accommodating venue has multiple personalities, from a bustling coffee shop serving light lunches to a busy pre-club local with DJ and live music at weekends. It has a good beer trade, with one changing cask ale, as well as a huge selection of exotic spirits. Disabled access is right through the front doors.

Rare pub - one of only 22 pubs in the UK lit by gas lamps. No music or bandits, just good pub traditions. Serving up to eight cask beers including four regular beers from the upstairs brewery, plus guest beers. Benches are set along the canal side for enjoying a drink during the summer and inside a roaring log burner to sit beside in the winter months. Dogs are welcome.

Traditional grade II listed old coaching inn, in Louth Town centre. Good home-cooked food, Sky/BT sports TV, Live music venue fine ale and excellent accommodation. Dog friendly during the day with outdoor dining and onsite car parking. Live music held at various times mostly Friday evenings announced via website.

Great pub serving good food and ale. The home of Louth Soul Club (see Facebook group

This picturesque pub lies close to Louth's historic St James' Church, which boasts the highest single spire in the country and is visible from miles around. The pub offers a good selection of real ales and a tasty homemade food menu. The pub has a lovely beer garden and is a popular meeting place for walkers and ramblers. It has the tallest spire of any medieval parish church in England, and is second only to the 19th-century Roman Catholic Church of St Walburge in Preston, Lancashire.

The Woolpack is situated in the market town of Louth, Lincolnshire, close to the theatre and is popular for drinkers and diners alike. The pub will usually offer up to six real ales on hand pull. The Grade II Listed Building is dog-friendly and located next to the canal. It has Disabled access and baby changing facilities. There is an outside beer garden, with ample parking.

A flagship ale pub Mick and Jenny do their best to get as many ales behind the bar as possible. Formerly a coaching house dating from the 18th Century, now a two-roomed, rural village inn. It is close to the Viking Way, popular with hikers and ramblers. Four different guest beers are offered. The licensees pride themselves on serving real ale from microbreweries. All food is home made using ingredients from local suppliers. Meals are available lunchtimes and evenings.

Mumby is 2 miles from the North Sea coast and 5 miles southeast of Alford. You will find the Red Lion situated on the coastal A52 road, the pub has a beer garden with children’s play equipment which is run in conjunction with the Parish Council.

A Old, traditional country pub set in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Home-cooked food and a quiz for charity every Wednesday night. The Landlord has recently upgraded the dining room and now has wood burner. The pub is closed on Mondays. A proper country pub in a beautiful location - walkers welcome.

Great country pub warm and inviting. Stands in the small village of South Reston not far from one of the rare hedgehog sanctuary. The Waggon and Horses serves great ales. Food is served every day and is of a very high quality. Great open fires greet you with a mixture of modern and new a great 50 seater dining room is located to rear where booking is advisable. There is a shop on the far left which opens at 8.30am for newspapers and convenience store items.

The Bacchus Hotel in the seaside resort of Sutton on Sea offers a range of ales, including those brewed by the adjoining brewery. The hotel accommodation has recently been upgraded and there is a comfortable bar, restaurant and function room & the 1691 Coffee Lounge and Cocktail Bar. The pub hosts two beer festivals a year (usually May and August), which attracts people to the area.

This club is a private members club with an annual membership fee. Daily & Weekly Membership Passes are available on a payment of a nominal fee at the bar. Two Full Size Snooker Tables and Snooker League. Three cask beers.

A historic village pub where Tennyson and Johnson have both stayed.We are a traditional Country Pub and Restaurant nestling in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds between Horncastle and Louth and ideally positioned for Cadwell Park Race Track.The pub houses both the village shop and the Tennyson Tearooms. We offer real ale, good food and a friendly and relaxed atmosphere!

16th Century thatched roof pub on the edge of Theddlethorpe village, approximately four miles north of Mablethorpe.

The Willoughby Arms is situated in the attractive, rural village of Willoughby. It has an attractive beer garden to the rear and a well designed smoking shelter. Batemans XB and XXB plus one guest on hand pull. The village is the birthplace of adventurer and soldier Captain John Smith, the famous 17th Century explorer of the United States and of Pocahontas fame.