Churches Restaurant — Restaurant in Boston

The food was awful. Three of us ordered a jacket potato with different fillings each. The potatoes were small and microwaved. I asked for chicken tikka and cheese - they must have been running out of cheese as there was only a small sprinkling. My daughter had chilli on hers; again, a measly portion and the potato was bad. The accompanying salads were tiny. They included a small amount of wilted lettuce, two minute cherry tomatoes, halved, and three slices of dry cucumber. It looked like it had been sat out on the side for some time. We each had a drink too and the total cost for this joy was £25. Dirty ladies toilet too. Absolutely rubbish. Owner tried to joke about his sore feet as he was so busy, but we couldn't get out there fast enough. Shame as we've been going years but we won't be...

What a great hidden gem in the heart of Boston. We stopped by to have a spot of lunch, a quaint English restaurant with a homely feel. No need for frills here, just a genuine warm welcome from the staff and quick to be served. There is a menagerie of things to buy aside from its main business of being a restaurant, mildly confusing to find toys, puzzles, jams and souvenirs among the tables!

Fresh fayre arrived soon after our drinks, the portion sizes were reasonable and everyone enjoyed what they had. There is a small outdoor area with tables and a smoking area looking out to the river. With this period building, there is no disabled toilet facilities. Once you finish your meal, pay at the till by the front entrance. Highly recommended to try the food. You'll be in...

After wandering around Boston, when it came to grabbing some lunch we consciously decided to support a local business and not one of the many pub and restaurant chains.

Churches is tucked away a little but is worth hunting out as the food is decent and the prices are fair.

We visited on a warm and sunny Sunday and were able to get a table inside quickly. Having chosen a 'Lumberjack' for me and a pannini for my partner it wasn't long before the food arrived. Everything seemed freshly prepared and not a 'peel and ping' meal like you get in Weatherspoons.

My meal was bigger than I anticipated so I didn't have room to sample any of the desserts that were on show but if they were of the same standard of the rest of the food, you wont be...