The Angel Inn & Peacock Lounge Wainfleet — Restaurant in East Lindsey

We stumbled upon this cracking pub yesterday whilst we were scratching round trying to find somewhere for a short notice Sunday dinner. Definitely not disappointed at all. Squeezing us in at 12.10pm bearing in mind we called at 11.30am arrived to a polite young lad at the bar and told us everything we needed to know as we had a four legged family member with us. Sat in the bar area which was very comfortable and clean. Another polite lady soon brought the cutlery and salt etc out and told us where to get our carvery. My wife went first and came back with a grand looking dinner and said that the lady mentioned we could have some turkey for the pooch if I get it when I go up. Beautifully cooked meat, huge range of fresh hot veg, stuffing, yorkshires the lot. Went down a treat too! All for the cheap sum of £10.95 per head which was spot on considering other places were more expensive and didn’t taste half as nice as this place! Keep up the good work and we will be back when we’re back in the...

We are staying locally for a couple of days away. Decided to pop into here for a couple after trying the other pub yesterday. Was very pleasantly surprised with the Angel Inn. From the front street it doesn't look open as they are currently renovating inside ready for allowing customers inside next month.

Round the back is a new beer garden that is full of new equipment and very comfortable. We visited with our doggie and they brought us over a water bowl straight away without even having to ask.

The staff and locals were incredibly friendly and we were made to feel very welcome. The manageress came and sat with us to ask if we were on holiday in the area after hearing our accents. She offered suggestions on local places to visit etc which was really nice.

Service was very fast and the drinks were great. Very reasonably priced.

Would love to visit again and see what they do with the inside. We had a great time here and would...

Well...... on a wet and windy Monday afternoon... a group of (slightly rowdy) OAP's were in search of sustenance. The owner said they didn't do food on Monday.......but....who couldnt have taken pity on us? So fryers were lit and good honest food soon emerged, accompanied by lovely beers and generous, very palliative, wines. The local folk arrived for their Bingo session and insisted we join them....what a marvellous group and what friendship and hospitality, such fun we had!!! The owners of this pub deserve to succeed...they could not have been kinder to us. Every village should, by law, have a carbon copy of The Angel. If you are ever in the...