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North Somercotes & Surrounding Areas

There are a number of pubs and eateries within walking distance of The Old Manor. Five-minutes walk away is The Axe and Cleaver, a traditional village pub serving home cooked pub-grub in a friendly environment and 2 minutes walk from the bnb is Gigi’s, an Italian restaurant providing a range of home cooked classic and modern Italian dishes. Additionally, The Bay Horse Pub which has recently reopened and serves a good range of ales, lagers and spirits is situated close by.

Pubs and Eateries in North Somercotes

The Axe & Cleaver

A traditional village pub built in the late 1930s to replace the old Axe & Cleaver which originally stood on the crossroads. Now a Freehouse under local ownership, the Axe & Cleaver has been refurbished and returned to its former self. Serving quality beers and food with a warm welcome to all families, diners and drinkers alike in our two bars and conservatory dining area.

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Gi Gi Italian Restaurant 

Gi Gi is a family run Italian restaurant in the village, just up the road on Keeling Street. With 4.8 out of  5 stars on Facebook it is highly rated by visitors! “Come & share your night the true Italian way, with lots of friends and family surrounded by the raw brick walls and candlelit tables.”  All meals are prepared fresh daily and a takeaway  and delivery service is also available. 

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The Bay Horse Inn

A short walk down the road, this lovely pub has recently been refurbished and is now more comfortable than ever! The friendly staff are very helpful and the food is great – not overpriced either for what you get. Sunday carvery with fresh vegetables and homemade Yorkshires, a great choice of meats and generous servings! We would highly recommend a visit.  

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Lincolnshire Coast and Countryside

If you prefer countryside to be as remote and unspoiled as possible, you’ll love Lincolnshire. In the south the landscapes are flat, with wide open skies and brilliant sunsets and sunrises.
The flatness is interrupted in the west by the Vales and in the centre by the Lincolnshire Wolds, rolling chalk and sandstone hills with the prettiest agricultural landscapes. Visitors come to the county for the coast, with its string of nostalgic seaside resorts. But don’t neglect the towns, which have incredible churches and medieval halls and contain the birthplaces of world-changing historical personalities like Sir Isaac Newton.

Lincolnshire Wolds

 Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)

Chapel St Leanards

Cleethorpes

Cleethorpes Light Railway
  www.cclr.co.uk

Paddleboarding and kayaking
  www.ebbandfloliving.co.uk

Donna Nook

Wildlife, bird watching, seal pups…

Cycling

Mabelthorpe

Beach / seal sanctuary / sand racing & sand yachting* / bike night /
Mabelthorpe Carnival

  www.mablethorpe.info

* Winter season only ~ seasonal restrictions apply

Other sites well worth a visit:

Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
  www.visitlincoln.com/things-to-do/battle-of-britain-memorial-flight

Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft
  www.sandtoft.org.uk

Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
  www.lincolnshirewoldsrailway.co.uk

Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre
  www.fishingheritage.com

Back To Nature

Close by we have various Nature Reserves, including the world-famous Donna Nook – one of the most successful breeding grounds for Grey seals. From late October to the end of December bulls, cows and pups can easily be seen on the beaches of the reserve. We are also a stone’s throw from the magnificent beaches of Mablethorpe and the Lincolnshire Wolds that provide wonderful walking opportunities throughout the year.  A short twenty-minute drive away is the market town of Louth, where you can enjoy independent shops and eateries.