We have had the chance to visit the Cathedral which was splendid for a donation of £5 each, which seems reasonable when you think of the splendour of the monument. A woman from the church was also so welcoming and friendly. She really mare us appreciate our visit. And the attached pictures do not do justice to the beauty of this Cathedral.

It is a fantastic building to explore, and once you pay for admissions, you can visit as often as you like for the year. They do a good selection of tours from ground tours to roof and central tower tours and book on the website. There is a shop and cafe to visit to with the cafe stocking a good selection of drinks and food. Dogs are welcome in the cathedral with the understanding that you will clean up any mess. You can also get a joint ticket with the castle. They also hold events in the cathedral, so best check the website for details

It is of course totally spectacular and well-worth a visit. Quick tip: if you enter before 10.00 am they do not charge and you can choose to make a donation instead. This information is not on the website which says the cathedral is open to visitors from 10.00 am. Some on a tight budget may appreciate this opportunity. The normal entrance fee is £11.

Beautiful architecture, simply stunning! It used to have the oldest tower in Europe at one point. We had free admission - not sure if it was because we got there late afternoon and was a bank holiday? Well worth a visit! Make sure you also use the light projector to show you where the IMP is to!! (£2?)

Loved our family day trip out to you today. The moon was fantastic. We loved seeing the history and learning about everything that goes on here. Kids enjoyed the interactive room at the end. Thanks for a great day

I first visited Lincoln Cathedral as a boy, and have always found it to be awe-inspiring. Our most recent visit (24/02/23) proved this yet again. It was great to see the west front free from scaffolding after extensive cleaning and repair work, and it now looks fantastic! As for the interior, it is majestic, with stunning architectural detail that is rarely matched these days (not that we don't have some excellent stone masons, just that they are few!). There was an atmosphere of peaceful reverence inside and we had a wonderful time wandering around the various sections. But what impressed me very much this visit was the new visitor's centre, cafe, and gift shop. There's an exhibition room filled with fascinating stuff, as well as a hands-on interactive room that's fun and interesting (for adults as well as kids!). The whole area is well-designed and the staff were exceptionally helpful. Overall, an amazing visit that we thoroughly enjoyed. Most parts are accessible for pushchairs/wheelchairs and there are clean toilets available. We gladly paid the £20.80 entrance fee for a family of four, especially after discovering that it takes around £17000 PER DAY to keep this beautiful building running.

What a special place this was to visit. Although I’m no longer religious, it’s hard not to feel closer to divinity inside this church. Our tour guide - wish I recalled his name! - was wonderful and quite funny. As a Mason, it was a little disconcerting to learn that this was the site of a trial of the Knights Templar in 1310, but it’s still good to visit history. The rainy day when we visited added to the ambiance; a very beautiful and impressive structure.

Wow absolutely stunning. We visited last week, bringing my two young children. They both enjoyed the experience and looking at the beautiful windows and learning about the Carhedral. When the sun catches the windows, it is absolutely gorgeous.

What a Gorgeous Cathedral! Pictures really don't do this place justice. Parking is a little difficult but just find a place on a side street or there is a car park about a 5 minute walk. I would definitely recommend a visit here if you love architecture and old world cathedrals.

Now that is a cathedral. 900 years of history tied up in it's stonework. Multiple styles of architecture. It's absolutely worth the money to walk around and if you get a chance go for the rooftop tour to see behind the scenes and the amazing views.

Staying in Lincoln for 2 nights on business. Took a leisurely walk up to the cathedral and wandered around the narrow cobbled streets. Very quaint, lots of history and ideal for a peaceful short break.

Absolutely stunning cathedral! The architecture is beautifully done, and the stained glass windows are a some of the best I've seen. There is a small fee to enter, which is fine because it goes to keeping this beautiful place in good condition.

We didn't pay to go inside but nice to walk through the grounds and read some of the history. The court house is very grand. We would have loved to have done the Christmas tree light display if wed have known about it! The cafe was quite expensive and not much variety or choice. Accessible to walk through with push chairs or wheel chairs.

Absolutely phenomenal day out. Staff were amazing and helpful throughout our visit, and despite being a historic building and grounds, it was highly accessible for us. We were lucky to visit on a dog friendly weekend, which was amazing. And I can assure you, dog friendly meant exactly that. My pup was treated like a VIP. There are lifts throughout, and plenty of staff present to help guide you to access points. Tidbits of information are presented at every opportunity and it was a great way to spend the day.

Visited on weekend and quite busy with lots of families and events happening. Included falconry, jousting and more. Interesting old prison on-site. Nice walk and views around castle walk. Worth a look and only £16 for full access

Enjoyed the Christmas lights with the family,only did the cheaper version and not the illuminated wall walk. The walk takes you straight down the main pathway, lit up by sparkly Christmas trees on either side, there's a big lit up archway that fires out fake snow every couple of minutes which the kids love. The walk then takes you a short distance around the grounds, lit up with fairy lights and shining deer too. Theres a burger van and loo's and is suitable most of the way round for a wheelchair or pushchair although there are steps at the end so you might have to turn back and go the same way again. Big fairy light bauble for cute photos too. Staff friendly and helpful.

What a great place to come for a walk, a chill, some drinks, or with the kids. In summer the grounds have food, drinks (bar) and there's a band stand kicking out live tunes. A wonderful grassy area to sit and enjoy the food or to just relax and watch the world. You don't need to pay to every the grounds, but you will if you want to walk the perimeter wall (recommended) and visit inside the old castle and prison and of course the Magna Carter. Well worth a visit on a nice day.

Really lovely experience, nice little gift shop. Grounds well kept and didn't see any litter at all. Did the wall walk which was a reasonable price for £11 per person with the audio tour. I'd say without the audio tour, it's not worth £11 as you can quickly walk it. Would be good if they had different price points for just walking and with the audio tour as I'd like to do it again but don't need the tour again. Toilets could be maintained more frequently, there was toilet paper all over the place including the sink and the bin was full and overflowing Other than that, had a very nice time

This castle is fascinating, well worth the trip. Lovely views from the walk around the walls and the old prison is well worth a visit too, could have spent hours more there.

Amazing place for festival i am visiting Steampunk festival every year and it's always great time! art craft stalls great people dresses up i. steampunk great atmosphere and great time to visit Lincoln Castle! entry during festival for ground only is £6 but if you want to see inside and the wall pay additional £10 and you are set! great for families adults friend groups etc

If your into history great place to visit. Dye to covid restrictions we couldn't go underground or into the courts but still worth a visit. It was foggy on and off when we visited which just added to the atmosphere. Unfortunately the Magna Carta was not on view but the Charters of the Forest (no photos allowed) where and these are classed as more important as King John sanctioned them where as tge Magna Carta is a revised addition by his son who took the throne at the age of 9. The prison within the walls is very spooky lol.

The trip to Lincoln castle was very much last minute and we completely underestimated how much there is to see! Allow several hours to view all of the attractions and points of interest. The wall walk is a favourite of mine, offering incredible views of the city.

Wonderful tour of the castle, a very beautiful and well-kept garden, the magnificent walk on the high walls made it possible to see the castle from another angle and see the beautiful landscapes around it, like the beautiful cathedral. I just thought the student discount was unattractive, just a pound.

A very nice walk along the castle's walls. You can enjoy the panoramic view of Lincoln city and it's amazing. Exciting view from each of the watch towers that you can go into. There is an option to borrow an electronic tour guide in English, French or German for telling information on the spots.

Amazing amount of information there. The staff/volunteers are so friendly! We went around Christmas and they had a man with an according at the front, playing Christmas songs and that was lovely! It’s unfortunate about how tricky it is to park, but that might not be helped. Think it could do with updating because I went on a school trip about 14 years ago and everything is pretty much the same. Could do with being more interactive too I think as not everyone learns by just reading signs.

Had a pleasant visit here. Had to find off street parking though. Staff and volunteers are friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. ‘Cheap as chips’ to get in. The museum is filled historical artefacts as you’d expect. Family friendly. If you’re in the area, pop in and see for yourself.

This museum was fantastic so interesting one off the best I have ever been to loved it we spent a few hours there,it is free and free parking if there was a charge I would have gladly paid as it was that good

The museum is free, set within old RAF barracks, has a larger collection of items than expected, and easy to spend 1-1.5 hours wandering through. The theme throughout is a bit interesting - it’s more like a museum of English home life, military, transpiration, and artisan businesses with a collection of random things that touches upon Lincoln sometimes vs. Specifically telling the history or info of the Lincoln area. You sort of wander from room to room not quite sure what is coming next, but each new room has something interesting to draw the eye. It wasn’t very busy on a Saturday afternoon in August. Also gas toilets and a used bookshop, and kids play area in centre.

Really great museum, lots to see from all aspects of Lincolnshire. For a free museum not far from the cathedral it makes a really enjoyable hour or two. The staff were really friendly and explained what they had on offer.

Very good for adults and children. The permanent displays are fascinating. Great range of old vehicles.

Really fun and interesting museum. Throughly enjoyed me visit and was greeted by really passionate staff which was nice to see. Definitely worth a visit

Really very good, free to enter but donations based contributions to keep it running 👍 Huge place. With exciting kids we really did race through with the amount of exhibits, I mean it has a whole be actual tank in there! Excellent playground where the kids happily played.

Large free museum with a few parking spaces outside. Worth a visit,plenty to look at.

Visited on a weekday. £9.50 plus £3.00 for parking so quite pricey compared to similar memorial places, however it is a good charity so didn’t worry too much about the cost. The tour is worth listening to and the films and info very interesting, humbling and thought-provoking. The planting is young and will only get more beautiful as the plants and trees mature. Enjoyable day out. Nice cafe with a terrace in the sun and friendly staff. The shop is pricey also.

An amazing but poignant place to visit, the walls of names really bring home how much they sacrificed to keep us safe. The brilliant view of Lincoln Cathedral and the silhouettes of the airmen made you feel they were still here in spirit. It's definitely worth going to see. The exhibition is interactive and very informative.

What a wonderful place to visit and pay your respects to our heroes. Sadly my first visit was due to a cousin passing and having a wake with all his family and friends. The staff are amazing and showed us all great respect and compassion in such circumstances. They supplied a beautiful buffet which was very tasty with many varieties of sandwiches etc. As for the centre, it is new and I understand the grounds need time to grow and mature and any teething problems will be done in time but it is well worth a visit. The views are stunning and with such an open space you feel the ambience of why you are there. Congratulations to all who run this beautiful memorial. See you again soon.

Visited here soon after it opened and now with my 10yr old grandson. There's been a lot of updating and improvement. So ... no height barriers and plenty of parking for £3 a day - payable at reception. Free to walk round the gardens, memorial and shop/cafe. The museum is £8/£9 adults and £5.50 a child. The memorial Gardens and sculpture are amazing, well worth a visit without the museum. The museum is fairly small, on 2 levels, but with lots of interactive activities, a really good introduction film, in four 3 minute sections. There's a lot of information and visual effects. Very impressive. We had almost 2 hours visiting, by which time we'd taken in enough information and had had enough reading etc. Great place, friendly staff, well worth a visit.

What a beautiful, tasteful, informative memorial center. You've done the men & women proud! Parking is paid for at reception, you give your reg, pay & you're done. Simple. There is no charge for entry to the cafe & gardens. The cafe offers a good aray of food & beverages and the food is very nice & the staff are friendly. The gardens are a beautifully peaceful place for reflection, or to perhaps find a relative as my friend did. The staff printed off his late uncle's war records and guided him where to find his uncle's name. He placed a poppy next to it & it was rather emotional. The view across to the cathedral is quite something. It makes for the perfect location of this center. Inside, should you choose to pay, you will be guided through the incredible exhibition, where there are films to watch, phone calls to listen to & much to read and look at. Take your time and soak it all up! This special place is a must on your to do list if you visit Lincoln. I can't speak highly enough of what they've done (and even if I could, I wouldn't be able to get the words out as I've a lump in my throat just thinking about it)

Was really a wonderful place where they've spent years fighting to get it and clearly spent a long time bringing it up to such a great standard. Took heaps of photo's for £5. The personal audio devices were most informative and interesting giving you as mich time as you want between each one. Really enjoyed it and very well worth a visit. Tons to see and a lovely small cafe at the end too!

Fair price as it's the same whether it's for a day or a year. So many themed events on too. Today there was a Glenn Miller Tribute Band playing with lots of visitors dressing up in 40's style clothes and bringing picnics. Stark and imposing memorial on an elevated site. Glimpses of the distant Lincoln Cathedral in the distance. Very nice cafe with very friendly and efficient staff.

What a lovely place to visit. Very moving tribute to those who fell for our freedom. Goid choice of food in cafe. Lovely coffee. Various items in shop. FREE to enter, but a charge to go in the Exhibition. Car Park £3. Free use of wheelchairs, but can be difficult to push on the gravel areas.

A great place to visit to learn more about Bomber Command & it's role within the Armed Forces. Helpful & well-informed guides hold regular tours that are informative & educational. The memorial is a thought provoking tribute to all those who were lost in conflict. Highly recommended.

Situated on the outskirts of Lincoln, with good views of the Cathedral and Castle, with friendly staff/volunteers who take such pride in their work. The River of Remembrance, the Spire, and Walls of Names testament to lives lost. So sad, but calm and peaceful. The indoor exhibitions are wonderful, evocative, and well thought out. Plenty of seating indoors and out, and of course a pleasant cafe, with ration boxes on sale for children. Well stocked shop too. All in all, a visit to be remembered.

Really lovely visit to the collection today lovely exhibit really showing the breadth of history effecting Lynn Really enjoyed the interactive microbe show lots of fun playing with the installation creating patterns with light and our own bodies! Cool to have such curated collections such a short distance from the castle and Cathedral Cafe on site is absolutely lovely and the toilets were very inclusive would recommend!

22/5/22 Collection: very interesting building with temporary exhibits and a very fascinating archaeology display with interesting curios and displays about how they research this. Kid friendly activities also present with a playroom. Cafe is present too but the lunch options are confined to the soup of the day (apparently kitchen closed due to covid). Usher Gallery: interesting display of art, antiques, clocks & ceramics. Interesting things on display include a long case clock with its face removed to show a wooden mechanism & a mouldy picnic on display to illustrate increasing food demand!

Great visit for anyone in Lincoln. A fantastic collection of archeological finds, and the added bonus of a robot tour guide! Really knowledgeable staff who clearly care about their work. Well worth a couple of hours visit - and free too!

Large family run Tapas restaurant at The Lawns. Absolutely stunning visit from start to finish. We've eaten a lot of tapas in our time and this place surpassed anything we've tried in the UK. Large selection of small plates and sides with a specials menu too. Excellent selection of regional beers, wines and spirits including lots of Spanish gins! The food was near perfect with generous portion sizes, we had five plates between 2 and that was plenty! Quick, attentive and polite service, we will definitely be back. Highly recommended.

WOW WOW WOW! We came over this place just looking on the Internet at places to eat in Lincoln. We decided we would have lunch here and booked a table for 1pm. They did not answer so left a voice message and they contacted me the next day to confirm the booking. We had 4 tapas between two of us and that was more than enough for us we certainly left full. The food was amazing tasted out of this world and cooked to perfection. They also have a specials board for the day which had rabbit on so I had this and it did not disappoint. If your looking for somewhere to go and love tapas then this is the place to be.

Absolutely beautiful food! This is my third time eating here and I have tried a variety of food. The staff are kind and very prompt with the food. I highly recommend filling up on the bread as it’s delicious and then getting 4 dishes for two people. I highly recommend. There is a car park at the restaurant too which makes it easy and a short walk to the cathedral.

One of the best meals I’ve ever had out. I had my doubts because I’m a vegetarian and tapas always seems like it’s full of meat but their menu is amazing. We had so much food to choose from, everything was full to the brim with flavour and I tried things I had never had before. Everything was fresh and beautifully presented - the garlic dipping sauce for the bread is incredible. The food came quickly, the service was fantastic and friendly, and at the end of the meal we were given complimentary caramel vodka shots which were amazing. 10/10 guys you are amazing

Visited here 2 weeks ago with my husband for lunch. The food was outstanding. Every dish was delicious. The staff were very friendly and efficient. The prices were very reasonable too. Would highly recommend. Cant wait to come back again. :)

We had a very enjoyable dinner here a few days back. The restaurant is spacious and nicely decorated, but it can get quite loud and busy during the evenings. The food was very nice overall, although some dishes could have been more flavourful. The desserts in particular were to die for. Although this is a tapas place, the portions are quite generous and filling, so I would stick with the recommended 2-3 dishes/person if ordering individually.

Delicious restaurant. Churros and the accompanaying chocolate dipping sauce is fantastic. Ordered pan tucamara and was blown away by the flavor. Service was very quick and patient, we had a large party of 32 people and they easily accomadated. Will come back again. 2022 Feb 8 update - servers are still amazing and the food is quick and delicious, wide variety for anyone.

The food was amazing! More than enough. We enjoyed a good selection of different tapas with a lovely sangria and of course a dessert. The vibe of the restaurant is just brilliant- we’ve been treated like VIPs, presumably the owner of the restaurant was incredibly helpful and made sure we were served and feel comfortable. we felt like he’s selling value and quality and rather than just having the usual money making attitude :). You can’t go wrong with this place if you want some authentic, tasty tapas dinner. The value for money is brilliant. Unfortunately we don’t live close enough to visit all the time, but if we find our to Lincoln again we’ll definitely come back!

Absolutely delicious place to eat! My partner surprised me by booking Olé Olé; as grateful as I was, I thought 'just Tapas' - this was a huge mistake! It was one of the nicest food outings I've had in some time - and will definitely return in the future. The restaurant is owned and run by a Spanish family, this means you can expect an authentic Spanish tapas dining experience - including drinks (sangria) and décor (Spanish guitars/sombreros). I didn't take any pics inside as it was a little crowded and I didn't want to freak anyone out. We had 3 tapas dishes each and to be honest, perhaps one too many, but each dish had something unique about it - I didn't regret even one (especially not the cauliflower 🤤). The dessert was overkill but what great meal doesn't end with something sweet 😜 again, authentic Spanish desserts! The manager was a legend; keeping it brief, they wanted to move us to accommodate a party of 6, which along with a huge apology came free drinks and dessert!!! That's customer service - everybody was a winner. Already looking forward to my next visit to Olé Olé.

Absolutely the most fantastic tapas bar I’ve ever been to. My friend treated me to lunch here, as I’ve never been. The food was divine, we did the lunch for two menu and you get so much, you wouldn’t go hungry. The staff are so friendly and their service is second to none. I’d recommend to everyone, it’s the best! Next time I’ll try a dessert if I can manage it 😂

Amazing sausage roll! I thought it would come in a small portion as a snack or appetizer, but it was so big, I almost didn’t need dinner. The puff pastry was crispy and buttery, the pork filling just so good. Must try!

Absolutely phenomenal. Best meat pies I've ever had. We had a steak and kidney pie and a game special pie. Both were amazing, flaky crust, excellent gravy, the meats were delicious. The game pie also has an orange zest to the gravy that is mind blowingly good. You'd be daft to not get the mash with it. We got one of the garlic flavored mash and one of the cheese. Some of the best mashed potatoes I've had in my life, not just in England. The cheese one was almost approaching an alligot. So good. The veg was decent, the standout being the red cabbage, cooked with raisins or sultanas. Light tartness to liven up the cabbage. Super friendly staff. And though they don't mention it on the website they are very dog friendly! Wonderful place. Will make a point of making a reservation here whenever we are in Lincoln!

Fab! I loved the braised pork (don't quote me on the name!) and the location is lovely, a minute walk from the magnificent Lincoln cathedral. A wee suggestion, the wine by the glass was good enough, but I felt it was not up to scratch with the rest. Still a full 5 star rating for me. The service was perfect, friendly, discrete and attentive as it should be. Next time I'll try one of those pies...

Great food, great ambience, great staff. Oh and I forgot the best sticky toffee pudding ever. Sorry the food in the photos has already been attacked, we couldn't wait.

Very disappointed. Was looking forward to using our gift vouchers. They missed of the veg and gave us crumble instead of sticky toffee pudding. Joke.

Lovely meal, arrived around 12.15, plenty of seating, warm and welcoming service. Beef and ale, chicken and leek pies for the adults - served on a bed of mash with seasonal veg - broccoli, red cabbage and swede, all very tasty. Kids meals were also very good. Family of four ate for just under £50.

Brilliant food. Staff were lovely and helpful, especially as we had allergies to negotiate. Would definitely recommend it and will visit again.

A restaurant mainly oriented to tourists visiting Lincoln, located near the Cathedral. It has a range of food choices, mainly British and Italian. The atmosphere was pleasant and servers were very kind, but the food itself didn't match the cost (I realize they're tourists prices but still).

My daughter and I have been in here a few times now. I find the service and the food lovely. The breakfast is really filling and we also had lunch which has been really nice too. A lovely little place to eat and drink with your family.

Staff seemed unhappy and had low energy. Ordered eggs Benedict for 2 with large coffees. Coffee was nice breakfast very poor! Eggs overcooked and muffins not toasted, bacon tasteless. Left half of it and complained. We didn’t ask for a discount but and apology would have been nice. Won’t be going back!

Highly Recommend. On our recent expedition to Lincoln, we were hungry to taste, something different and savoury. After some research, we fell for Cafe Zoot Restaurant and although I wasn't so sure by the name, actually it come up as such delightful experience. Beautiful food!! I love my rice chicken chorizo paella and carpaccio. I loved the presentation of the stats. The main course was delicious. Excellent hygiene. The service is quite friendly and attentive. Price reasonable. We would definitely back and recommended it Cafe Zoot.

Dined here when visiting Lincoln years ago. Very nice place and service.

We went on a Tuesday night, unusual for us, it was pleasantly busy and we gave our order of steak, I tend to find that this is not always quite to our liking especially on the cook of the steak, but it was absolutely delicious couldn't fault it at all. I would definitely recommend for anyone wanting a mid week tea time meal to come here. 10/10 and the staff were very friendly too. Very happy customers 😊

What a lovely experience after having missed out on my previous trips to Lincoln. Such an amazing concept and location, with genuine decorative balance. The food is quirky, but everything you'd need for brunch or more. The coffee was good, but I'm a snob and would probably recommend somewhere else if you're wanting a specialty brew. Regardless, a real contender for the best brunch and lunch in the city, with lovely surroundings, and just enough away from the main drag to not be overly busy, even on peak days.

When we arrived there was a 15 min wait for a table for 4 people. This in my mind was a good thing. And what can I say but I was right. I rearly go out for food and give a 5 star review without being slightly generous but in this case I don't need to be generous. This is truly a 5 star rated place. The price is reasonable and this is reflected in the potion size. Large but not too big and very filling. The variety available was overall good for lunch and tea and coffee selection was larger then expected. Just note there is no alcohol served here, but is not needed as the environment is superb and supports the ethos of the cafe. The food was superb and the selection of meat and vegan foods was good. The kids face at the sight of the kids afternoon was one of excitement, especially when seeing the size of the cake. The burger patties were thin but wide, homemade, like all the food, cooked to a juicy succulent state. Yummy. The nuggets were diced chicken pieces so quality from the start, batter was slightly seasoned and cooked to perfection. Not greasy or soggy or too much for the meat. Best nuggets I have ever had. If you like cake and coffee this is also the place for you with the sizes of the cake portions you will be taking some home, and it will be well worth it. As you can tell we really enjoyed the food and set in a venue that is modern with a classic touch I felt relaxed and that the food fits the venue.

Out for the day in Lincoln and stopped here for lunch after seeing the good reviews. The food was very good, very tasty. Good coffee too, and we took cake away with us for later which was also very good! Would highly recommend to anyone in the area!

Best cafe in Lincoln. Extremely friendly staff, as well as amazing food and even allowed me and others to host art projects here. The food here is amazing and not even expensive, always has me coming back. The staff are very friendly and recognise regulars. Welcoming place with amazing decor and food.

The atmosphere and staff are wonderful. The food was delicious and at a very good price! 100% recommend

Tried this place based on a recommendation. The staff were amazing and the food was 5*!! Very much enjoyed my time there and the food to.. Will be a returning customer! The money goes to a charity and the staff are volunteers. I have already told my colleagues to try the place out next time they are in lincoln!!

We had a great time at the Rising Cafe! I would highly recommend the Salmon Teryaki health bowl, it was to die for. And the cappuccinos were great, high quality ingredients! You wouldn't expect a place like this to be in the location it is, but it was a pleasant surprise. A real hidden gem! Will definitely be going back!

We visited Bunty's Tea Rooms after a hard couple of hours walking Lincoln Castle one recent Saturday afternoon. One has to refresh oneself appropriately, doesn't one?! Bunty's is tiny, with not enough space to swing a cat. Never mind, the space was sufficient to inhale cream teas - see photos. The scones were incredibly light, like they'd just been baked 10 minutes before we got there. One of our party had a gluten-free scone, and she reported that even that was light. I appreciated the chinaware as well. In all, my evaluation: yum!

Have quick pot of tea before continue walking uphill to visiting Lincoln Catherdal. Those tearoom is 1940s with vintage teapot amd tea. The lady is very kind and helpful plus this cafe seem popular. 10/10

Near the top of steep hill, a cute place with wartime memorabilia and music. Thought we might have to wait but only the two of us meant that we were seated upstairs straight away. Afternoon tea was a must... got to choose what sandwiches you wanted and a slice of cake from a selection (coffee and walnut). And we had a nice pot of tea in proper cups and saucers, it was fabulous and we were stuffed... excellent value for money and the team were lovely.

I've been wanting to try Bunty's Tea Room for a long time & I wasn't disappointed during my 1st visit. The premises are very cosy with just 5 tablles on the ground floor which are on 2different levels ,Theres a staircase to the rear along with a single toilet so im guessing theres table availability upstairs . I found the Staff on duty to be very pleasant,who provide table service to place your order .The menu itself does have a good choice of hot & cold drinks along with great variety of food options .My order being Orange juice , Pot of Tea for 1 ,Cheese Salad sandwich on brown bread with crisps & coleslaw included and Cheese on white toast with Worcester Sauce in a pot.Great to see traditional ceramic tea pots being used .Anyway I really enjoyed my experience here & im looking forward to a return visit to possibly try Coffee & Cake or an Afternoon tea ! Cash or card payments are accepted at the till. I do recommend a visit here, long as you can make it up Steep Hill !

The decor is nice and cute, and location near to top of Steep Hill. Staff is nice. Sadly food was disappointing. Orange juice was not fresh but from concentrate.

Bunty’s is a really cute and quaint 1940s themed café on Steep Hill. The food is delicious and I really recommend the afternoon teas or homemade cakes. The vegan options are great too, especially the vegan chocolate cake which was gorgeous. A must-visit if you’re visiting Uphill Lincoln!

Way cute tea room in a neat 1940s style! I had a smooth americano coffee and a tasty cheese and chutney sandwich. The speedy and attentive staff also found me a table with a plug socket which was very helpful of them. Clean loos too!