The Packet Inn — Restaurant in East Lindsey

Absolutely disgusting ! After visiting the air base near by I decided to pop in to this pub for a meal and a drink, a fellow plane spotter recommended the packet inn to me so I thought I would give it a go … from the outside it looks like your typical hillbilly village pub and the inside is very reminiscent to a scene from a movie called America werewolf in London, so before I ordered food I decided to nip to the toilets and that’s when my decision was to leave immediately! The reason why was whilst i was having a slash I heard these awful groans from the toilet cubicle, I assume the two men who was satisfying each other that came out of the cubicle wasn’t aware that I was in the toilets too. Not knowing if it was members of staff or just customers I decided I would give the place a...

We was surprised that even though we only booked on Thursday 30th dec we could get 21 people booked in for new year's day food , But I wish that they would have said no .we ordered food early to give them time even though we had only ordered simple food it took over 1 hour 40 minutes to supply all food my steak came well done even though I wanted med rare the chips were not double cooked every body was really disappointed with the food, half chicken dry , fish was a frozen portion that was poor after such a wait maybe we made a mistake in all coming at same time sorry to give such a poor review but after reading others it was let down.staff really friendly and feel the food let it down .A small pub so maybe better to keep...

As per the previous review, it's not very welcoming at all and it's opening hours don't match those advertised. The real ale was over £5 a pint and virtually past it, lager wasn't much better. Definitely needs an urgent makeover and change in prices. This place could be an absolute goldmine with the huge number of aircraft spotters nearby and 'captive tade' from the nearby caravan park. Unfortunately it seems to be wasting many opportunities and is probably destined to join the ever growing list of closures. Could easily be a destination pub but certainly won't return as it...