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Nearby attractions
Lincoln Museum
1 Danes Terrace, Lincoln LN2 1LP, United Kingdom
New Theatre Royal Lincoln
Clasketgate, Lincoln LN2 1JJ, United Kingdom
Lincoln Castle
Castle Hill, Lincoln LN1 3AA, United Kingdom
Lincoln Cathedral
Minster Yard, Lincoln LN2 1PX, United Kingdom
The Usher Gallery
Lindum Rd, Lincoln LN2 1NN, United Kingdom
Jew's House
Steep Hill, Lincoln LN1 3ER, United Kingdom
Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace
Minster Yard, Lincoln LN2 1PU, United Kingdom
Gallery At St Martin's
37B Hungate, Lincoln LN1 1ET, United Kingdom
Harding House Gallery Ltd
50 Steep Hill, Lincoln LN2 1LT, United Kingdom
Lincoln Cathedral visitor centre and gardens
Cathedral, Minster Yard, Lincoln LN2 1PX, United Kingdom
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Slug & Lettuce - Lincoln
274-277 High St, Lincoln LN2 1JG, United Kingdom
Wildwood Restaurants Lincoln
257-259, 257 High St, Lincoln LN2 1HW, United Kingdom
Himalayan Curry
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The Jews House Restaurant
15 The Strait, Lincoln LN2 1JD, United Kingdom
Slow Rise
8-12 St Martin's Ln, Lincoln LN2 1HY, United Kingdom
Caffè Portico
The Terrace, Grantham St, Lincoln LN2 1BD, United Kingdom
White Horse Lincoln
21 Hungate, Lincoln LN1 1ES, United Kingdom
LincSushi
13 B, Garmston St, Lincoln LN2 1HZ, United Kingdom
Huckleberrys Bar and Grill
30 Clasketgate, Lincoln LN2 1JS, United Kingdom
Walkabout - Lincoln
233-237 High St, Lincoln LN2 1AT, United Kingdom
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The Rest Hotel
The Rest Hotel, 55a Steep Hill, Lincoln LN2 1LR, United Kingdom
The Old Palace Lodge Lincoln
Christ's Hospital Terrace, Lincoln LN2 1LY, United Kingdom
Homes for Students Danesgate House
49 Clasketgate, Lincoln LN2 1LA, United Kingdom
The Poplars Boutique Bed & Breakfast
The Poplars, The Poplars, 45 Beaumont Fee, Lincoln LN1 1EZ, United Kingdom
4 Danes Cottages - Luxury Accommodation
4 Danes Cottages, Lincoln LN2 1NB, United Kingdom
The Lincoln House
2 Wordsworth St, Lincoln LN1 3BS, United Kingdom
Cathedral View Guesthouse
6 Eastgate, Lincoln LN2 1QA, United Kingdom
Tavmar Accommodation
10-12 W Parade, Lincoln LN1 1JT, United Kingdom
The Tower Hotel
38 Westgate, Lincoln LN1 3BD, United Kingdom
The Castle Hotel
Castle Hotel, Westgate, Lincoln LN1 3AS, United Kingdom
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Lawson's Bar & Bistro
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Lawson's Bar & Bistro

8-9 The Strait, Lincoln LN2 1JD, United Kingdom
4.8(228)
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attractions: Lincoln Museum, New Theatre Royal Lincoln, Lincoln Castle, Lincoln Cathedral, The Usher Gallery, Jew's House, Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace, Gallery At St Martin's, Harding House Gallery Ltd, Lincoln Cathedral visitor centre and gardens, restaurants: Slug & Lettuce - Lincoln, Wildwood Restaurants Lincoln, Himalayan Curry, The Jews House Restaurant, Slow Rise, Caffè Portico, White Horse Lincoln, LincSushi, Huckleberrys Bar and Grill, Walkabout - Lincoln
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+44 1522 520202
Website
lawsonsbarandbistro.co.uk

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Featured dishes

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Two Courses
Three Courses
Homemade Soup Of The Day
Bread and butter (v)
Chicken Liver Parfait
Red onion jam, toasted brioche (can be served gluten-free)
Lawsons Beef And Stilton Bonbon
Mustard mayonnaise

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Nearby attractions of Lawson's Bar & Bistro

Lincoln Museum

New Theatre Royal Lincoln

Lincoln Castle

Lincoln Cathedral

The Usher Gallery

Jew's House

Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace

Gallery At St Martin's

Harding House Gallery Ltd

Lincoln Cathedral visitor centre and gardens

Lincoln Museum

Lincoln Museum

4.5

(797)

Open 24 hours
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New Theatre Royal Lincoln

New Theatre Royal Lincoln

4.6

(672)

Open 24 hours
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Lincoln Castle

Lincoln Castle

4.6

(4.9K)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral

4.8

(3.7K)

Open until 4:00 PM
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Things to do nearby

A Story of Discovery, Education and Remembrance
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Nearby restaurants of Lawson's Bar & Bistro

Slug & Lettuce - Lincoln

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Himalayan Curry

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Caffè Portico

White Horse Lincoln

LincSushi

Huckleberrys Bar and Grill

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Slug & Lettuce - Lincoln

Slug & Lettuce - Lincoln

4.4

(1.6K)

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Wildwood Restaurants Lincoln

Wildwood Restaurants Lincoln

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Himalayan Curry

Himalayan Curry

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The Jews House Restaurant

The Jews House Restaurant

4.7

(124)

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Keith ParkinsKeith Parkins
Passing by, I had never until a few weeks ago, found Lawson’s open. An A-board in the street with the lunchtime menu. First impressions, an old stone building, as are most of the buildings in the street, the restaurant had empathy with the building. The first floor opens out onto a courtyard. No shade, and a high wall blocks the view of the surroundings. I was directed to a table for two. A menu was brought, I decided upon soup of the day and slow roast belly pork, and cold water. The vegetable soup was excellent, with two large chunks of bread and a tiny pat of butter. Followed by slow roast belly pork with vegetables. The spices in the mash was overdone. I would have appreciated an additional slice of belly pork, on the other hand, it was lunchtime and probably would have been too much A short cocktail list on a board by the bar. I was brought a dessert menu. Nothing I fancied. In the evening it closes quite early at nine. Maybe due to the binge drinking bars nearby, it would not be safe for diners or staff. Staff pleasant and helpful.
Paul DunwellPaul Dunwell
We went for dinner on a Saturday night. On arrival we felt it was a bit too brightly lit for a restaurant but we were led upstairs where it was a little more subdued. The staff were all friendly, helpful and attentive, and there were plenty of them. I had black pudding and haggis bon bons, and Mrs D had the cheese soufflé. Both were rich and full of flavour. For mains, I had the blade of beef and Mrs D had the salmon. Again, rich and full of flavour, and the mash was silky smooth. This was accompanied by a good quality bottle of Malbec (reasonably priced at £25) and followed by sorbet, cheeseboard, brandy, port and coffee. You could get an evening 2-course meal here for £30 or, as we did, go full in at £55pp. In my 15 years’ experience of eating out in Lincoln, Lawson’s is definitely in my top 3 dining experiences and I will be returning.
LuutaLuuta
The chef at Lawson's thought a scotch egg made with black pudding - rather than sausage meat - was a good idea. It wasn't. Neither was eaten. The chips had a nasty 3 day reheated potato taste, the fish had a nasty side effect that night (it tasted ok, but it must have been far from fresh) and the mushroom soup was scoldingly hot in places and stone cold in others (a sure sign that the chef doesn't know how to use a microwave). On the plus side, the service was pleasant and Covid meant the restaurant was virtually empty, making it a pleasant place to eat. It's a shame that the chef should have been working behind the bar rather than in the kitchen. I can only assume, looking at the other reviews, that the real chef who is usually here was absent on the day we visited.
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Passing by, I had never until a few weeks ago, found Lawson’s open. An A-board in the street with the lunchtime menu. First impressions, an old stone building, as are most of the buildings in the street, the restaurant had empathy with the building. The first floor opens out onto a courtyard. No shade, and a high wall blocks the view of the surroundings. I was directed to a table for two. A menu was brought, I decided upon soup of the day and slow roast belly pork, and cold water. The vegetable soup was excellent, with two large chunks of bread and a tiny pat of butter. Followed by slow roast belly pork with vegetables. The spices in the mash was overdone. I would have appreciated an additional slice of belly pork, on the other hand, it was lunchtime and probably would have been too much A short cocktail list on a board by the bar. I was brought a dessert menu. Nothing I fancied. In the evening it closes quite early at nine. Maybe due to the binge drinking bars nearby, it would not be safe for diners or staff. Staff pleasant and helpful.
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Keith Parkins

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We went for dinner on a Saturday night. On arrival we felt it was a bit too brightly lit for a restaurant but we were led upstairs where it was a little more subdued. The staff were all friendly, helpful and attentive, and there were plenty of them. I had black pudding and haggis bon bons, and Mrs D had the cheese soufflé. Both were rich and full of flavour. For mains, I had the blade of beef and Mrs D had the salmon. Again, rich and full of flavour, and the mash was silky smooth. This was accompanied by a good quality bottle of Malbec (reasonably priced at £25) and followed by sorbet, cheeseboard, brandy, port and coffee. You could get an evening 2-course meal here for £30 or, as we did, go full in at £55pp. In my 15 years’ experience of eating out in Lincoln, Lawson’s is definitely in my top 3 dining experiences and I will be returning.
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Paul Dunwell

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The chef at Lawson's thought a scotch egg made with black pudding - rather than sausage meat - was a good idea. It wasn't. Neither was eaten. The chips had a nasty 3 day reheated potato taste, the fish had a nasty side effect that night (it tasted ok, but it must have been far from fresh) and the mushroom soup was scoldingly hot in places and stone cold in others (a sure sign that the chef doesn't know how to use a microwave). On the plus side, the service was pleasant and Covid meant the restaurant was virtually empty, making it a pleasant place to eat. It's a shame that the chef should have been working behind the bar rather than in the kitchen. I can only assume, looking at the other reviews, that the real chef who is usually here was absent on the day we visited.
Luuta

Luuta

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4.8
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5.0
2y

Passing by, I had never until a few weeks ago, found Lawson’s open. An A-board in the street with the lunchtime menu.

First impressions, an old stone building, as are most of the buildings in the street, the restaurant had empathy with the building.

The first floor opens out onto a courtyard. No shade, and a high wall blocks the view of the surroundings.

I was directed to a table for two.

A menu was brought, I decided upon soup of the day and slow roast belly pork, and cold water.

The vegetable soup was excellent, with two large chunks of bread and a tiny pat of butter.

Followed by slow roast belly pork with vegetables. The spices in the mash was overdone. I would have appreciated an additional slice of belly pork, on the other hand, it was lunchtime and probably would have been too much

A short cocktail list on a board by the bar.

I was brought a dessert menu. Nothing I fancied.

In the evening it closes quite early at nine. Maybe due to the binge drinking bars nearby, it would not be safe for diners or staff.

Staff pleasant...

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5.0
1y

This is probably the best restaurant in Lincoln. All the dishes were cooked to an exceptional standard. The 10oz ribeye with an outstanding serving of pepper corn sauce was spot on, Forget the small pots you get else where, having the extra to mop up with your chips juts hits the spot for me. The beef blade simply could of not been cooked better it was so tender you only need a fork to eat it. Not one of our party of four could find any issue at all with the top quality of the food served. The kitchen here knows how to cook food. The staff were very polite and help full. The place it self is nice and provides a good dining experience. I think the price is a fair match for the quality of food. If you are looking for somewhere special to take a partner for a good night out this is the venue, You will not be disappointed. I guess the best review statement is we are going...

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5.0
1y

Our first visit, staff were so helpful and attentive as soon as we arrived, lovely surroundings a great atmosphere. Meals and drinks arrived quickly, starters were very nice. Main meals arrived after a short break and looked very nice I had chicken strips cooked in a creamy Tarragon sauce with potoato and a decent bowl of mixed summer vegetables all nice and hot. Was very very tasty and decent portions. There were 5 of us together and all meals were delivered together and enjoyed by everyone. Deserts were very nice and once again decent portions. The service by the waiter and waitress was spot on very polite and attentive. Venue choices were varied and fantastic choices available. We all agreed we would visit again very soon to try something different off the venue. Nothing to fault at all from any of us which is unusual. Highly...

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