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Les Brechin
July 11, 2021, 8:38am

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Have booked somewhere not mentioned on here and somewhere I'd not even thought of going for a meal.

The Kingsway Hotel on Cleethorpes Seafront. It was recommended to me by a work colleague who went recently and said that it was superb. It's under new management apparently and they are spending ten of thousands of pound doing the whole place up.

It's not really that over expensive as they do a 3 course meal for £29.95, so looking forward to it.

I'll report back what it's like after I've been.



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Sounds great Les. I've not been there for a couple of years myself, but I do hear good things about it. I think it's the cost of drinks that will hit your pocket harder than the food.

Have a great time, I'm sure you will.

For any future events, I would recommend The Ship at Barnoldby. We went there a few weeks ago and it was top notch.
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Quoted from Les Brechin
Have booked somewhere not mentioned on here and somewhere I'd not even thought of going for a meal.

The Kingsway Hotel on Cleethorpes Seafront. It was recommended to me by a work colleague who went recently and said that it was superb. It's under new management apparently and they are spending ten of thousands of pound doing the whole place up.

It's not really that over expensive as they do a 3 course meal for £29.95, so looking forward to it.

I'll report back what it's like after I've been.

If you get Simon serving you Les he is a big Town and West Ham fan, loves talking about footy and a really nice guy.


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Sounds great Les. I've not been there for a couple of years myself, but I do hear good things about it. I think it's the cost of drinks that will hit your pocket harder than the food.

Have a great time, I'm sure you will.

For any future events, I would recommend The Ship at Barnoldby. We went there a few weeks ago and it was top notch.


We sometimes walk to Barnoldby from Bradley Woods and if you turn up there on a Sunday in walking attire, with a dog, you are gently steered into the beer garden. Little but up themselves we thought.
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Hope you enjoy your meal and


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I'd heard they spent a lot of money renovating the Kingsway just before the pandemic hit. I've had some really good meals there in the past, but it tends to be at a weekend, where you're more likely to get the experienced chef working.
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For future reference we both love the food at the New Inn at North Thoresby, well worth the drive out and cracking Sunday dinners too.
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For future reference we both love the food at the New Inn at North Thoresby, well worth the drive out and cracking Sunday dinners too.


Have been to The New Inn but not recently, will have to get back there again soon.



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Quoted from Les Brechin
Have booked somewhere not mentioned on here and somewhere I'd not even thought of going for a meal.

The Kingsway Hotel on Cleethorpes Seafront. It was recommended to me by a work colleague who went recently and said that it was superb. It's under new management apparently and they are spending ten of thousands of pound doing the whole place up.

It's not really that over expensive as they do a 3 course meal for £29.95, so looking forward to it.

I'll report back what it's like after I've been.


I went there a couple of weeks ago. (Early evening). Lovely meal and great service. Tasted even better because I wasn’t paying.

I can also recommend the Crown & Anchor at Tetney Lock. Plenty of choice from light bites to hearty comforting old favourites. They usually have 6 or 7 specials too.



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I went there a couple of weeks ago. (Early evening). Lovely meal and great service. Tasted even better because I wasn’t paying.

I can also recommend the Crown & Anchor at Tetney Lock. Plenty of choice from light bites to hearty comforting old favourites. They usually have 6 or 7 specials too.



Well, as it'll be my birthday meal, I won't be paying either.  

Looking forward to it.



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