Tyrwhitt Arms — Restaurant in West Lindsey

The Tyrwhitt Arms embodies the charm and tradition of a classic village pub, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere that immediately makes you feel at home.

As a family-run establishment, it exudes a personal touch and genuine hospitality, making every visit an enjoyable experience.

The steaks are, without question, the best we have found in Lincoln, cooked to perfection and of exceptional quality. The surf and turf is equally impressive, showcasing premium ingredients and expertly balanced flavours. Additionally, the Sunday carvery is, in our opinion, the best in the area, featuring perfectly prepared meats and an excellent selection of accompaniments.

Beyond the superb food, The Tyrwhitt Arms offers excellent value for money, with prices that are both reasonable and reflective of the quality dining experience provided. With amazing staff this pub is a winner all round.

For those of you seeking a traditional, family-run village pub with outstanding food and a warm, inviting atmosphere, The Tyrwhitt Arms is an excellent choice that I highly...

Well, who would have thought? What a gem of a find. If you are looking for a great welcome, then this is the place. People travel from all over and not yet have we been disappointed in meeting new people.

Usually go on a Thursday night, when you can by a main meal & pudding for £8.00 as long as you order together. More often than not I am stuffed. Even on it's own the 1st course is £6.00. Best check the website or Facebook page to see the menu and worth being early not to disappoint!

Tonight I had a fabulous stew and my husband added the side order of chips to his breaded camembert & was more than satisfied. I didn't take a picture of the breaded camembert. We are yet to be disappointed with the quantity & quality of food.

Friday night is chippy night, and again, not to be disappointed. Small fish & chips is perfect & served on a plate but with...

We are regular customers and we have come for a family lunch. We have ordered two of the ciabatta meals. The ciabatta was stale, not toasted and spread with thick butter making the meal greasy and cold.

I have raised this with the lovely waitress who informed me that Rob, the manager was going to come and see us. GREAT!

BUT THEN...

Rob arrived and was nothing but Rude, passive aggressive and defensive. He would not accept our complaint about his food, and did nothing but try to argue. I was merely trying to explain that the food was below par. I do not mind spending £30 on lunch, however I do expect it to be edible. I certainly do not expect the manager to try start arguing with paying customers.

We will not be eating here again and would advice others...