The Greyhound Inn in East Lindsey

Huge portions of gorgeous food, which luckily they supply take home boxes for when you really can't eat another bite and the staff were wonderful. Very pleasant and will be back

First time I've been here, 2 glasses of wine and a lager £19, we ordered food, the onion rings tasted of nothing but old frying oil and the French fries where over cooked, soggy and tasteless, won't be going there again, it's worse than weatherspoons

Although it looks nothing special from the outside ( painted decently but that's all ), it is very nice inside. The staff are friendly and welcoming with a decent range of drinks including cask ales with a cask ale award. The choice of meals is adequate ( although there is an additional specials / offers list ), but the quality is excellent. Some prices possibly a little high maybe, but appropriate for the standard and presentation. I would highly recommend it and we will certainly visit again when in Louth.

Our first visit today and we will definitely be going back. Took the family for a Sunday lunch, great to see the menu offering something different to the normal Sunday roast. Chicken breast was superb, beef was excellent, lovely roast vegetables plus fresh greens too. Excellent value, good service. Worth every penny , thank you 🙏

Tasty food on offer - hearty portions also. Nice outdoor space with either sheltered or more open tables. Staff were attentive and pleasant although we were pretty much the only table on a rather quiet Wednesday afternoon. Drinks were expensive however. All in all, I would recommend.

Can only speak about the Bar as the lounge and restraunt may be totally different.Bar had cold atmosphere and cold welcome. No one mentioned it was bar service not table service even when they new I had booked a table.The Thai curry was actually very good but the vegan burger was poor. Try using beyond burgers guys, so much better..

We were by far the biggest table outside on an otherwise quiet Tuesday night for them. It was for a birthday.The food took at least an hour to come, and when it did they had got my order wrong. The food trickled out and some people had totally eaten before others had started, or eaten their main before their sides even arrived. It’s just pizza and burgers, not gourmet cooking.While we ate everyone’s drink ran empty and we sat for a good 30 mins as a table with a stack of empty glasses and plates before anyone came to clear the table and ask what drinks we wanted. Just poor service unfortunately, which isn’t good enough because there’s a lot of other places in town to give your business too and this place is by no means cheap, and it just wasn’t worth it. It’s a ‘meh’ from me.

Very tasty stop in a lovely picturesque town. Some traditional grub, plus some interesting specials. Cosy atmosphere and warm and welcoming fireplace to enjoy with good company. Been a couple times, staff friendly and helpful.

Stopped off here for some late lunch after seeing the rave reviews on Google. Wheelchair friendly and fog friendly. The staff were very welcoming and eager to make sure we were well looked after. Great food, great venue, definitely worth checking out if you're in town! 😊

Had an amazing meal here on Saturday. Arrived on time and asked if we could postpone our table for half an hour so we could grab a drink in the bar which was happily accepted. Both bottles of wine we had were great and the starter (off menu) was good too. The mains, a pizza and monkfish were delicious. But the star of the show had to be restaurant manager, Reggie. From start to finish she made us feel so welcome and had an in depth knowledge of the food and drink menus.The only issue would be the menu itself, bad kerning meant some words were illegible. The Greyhound logo is cut in half a few times and the overall look of the inner sheets seemed to lack any thought.