A lovely, community pub that serves wholesome food such as battered haddock, vegetable lasagne and curries, and OAPs can eat 2 courses for just £2.99. Everyone loves the live music and discos, as well as 2 pool tables, a jukebox, large screen tv for all the sporting events, a new air hockey table plus a function room.

New landlord, David Witlea is making many improvements to this traditional pub yet is retaining the character of the building. He will be serving good quality food and introducing real ales as well as improving the patio area. Families are welcome, there’s entertainment every weekend plus pool and darts to play.

This warm and friendly cafe offers delicious home cooked meals for everyone from hearty breakfasts through to home cooked gravy dinners, the choice is wide and takeaway is available. Bikers and truckers are most welcome and even have their own shower facilities as well as secure overnight parking.

Several converted barns have been transformed and extended to create this lovely licensed restaurant. There is a friendly, relaxed and informal atmosphere where you can enjoy top quality food and drink. Ealand Gate boasts a restaurant, a lounge a bar and a pretty courtyard for al fresco dining.

Great improvements are being made at this traditional pub. There’s a fantastic range of entertainment with karaoke every Friday, live music on Saturdays and a quiz on Thursdays and Sundays. Drinks include 2 real ales, wine on tap and by the bottle and good value lagers, available in a friendly atmosphere.

Rise & shine to a hearty breakfast at Milly’s. There’s a good, wholesome menu, jacket potatoes and sandwiches as well as some tempting desserts. The environment is both fresh and clean and has been recently smartened up by owner, Mandy Bainbridge. Open 7.30am to 2.30pm (11.30am on Saturdays).

Newly refurbished by Chris and Karen the Queens Head now offers something for all occasions. You can enjoy the relaxed, tranquil atmosphere as well as a terrific range of entertainment from karaoke and quizzes to Sky Sports and poker nights. The food is home cooked, with a traditional pub style menu including a wonderful Sunday Carvery. Booking is advisable.

This olde worlde country pub, with 5 guest rooms, is now run by Londoners Stephen & Carrie who have created a vibrant atmosphere. Superb home made food, from soup to specials plus OAP lunches on Wednesdays, a terrific Sunday roast and theme evenings. Try your hand at ‘ring a bull’.

Expertly run by Phil and Lynne, who provide a wide range of brilliant entertainment from live music and karaoke to comedians and even hypnotists. Excellent food is served in the restaurant from minted lamb shank to succulent haddock & chips. A good range of drinks is served, including real ales.

This modern, family restaurant covered in American memorabilia is a great place to relax in and have fun whilst enjoying a huge variety of cocktails from fruity and frozen to creamy and spicy! A good variety of dishes and a specials menu where the kids can eat for free make this a top family venue.

Named by Richard I and reputedly haunted, this is the site of the oldest pub in Britain and is the only pub in England with this name. Now managed by Paul & Carol who serve a great interactive entertainment centre including a Jukebox, karoake, roulette and bingo to name a few.

Kevin and Sue serve a fantastic range of home made delights from hot filled buns and steaming jacket potatoes to omelettes and tasty cakes. To complement this there is a wide range of hot beverages including herbal teas and speciality coffees. This traditional tea room is perfect for morning meetings.

The oldest pub in the Isle of Axholme, dating to the C16th. A broad choice of quality food, like haddock in beer batter and steak & mushroom pie. Owner, Trevor Coles welcomes all the family to his olde worlde pub which has been refurbished, without losing its period charm. Good food and great ambience.