Lincolnshire ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ Listings
Many county eateries are already signed up to this Government initiative to help the hospitality industry build their business back up during the month of August.
The discount applies to food and/or non-alcoholic drink purchased for immediate consumption on the premises up to a maximum discount of £10 per diner (inc VAT) on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays during August. Here are just a few of the local cafés, pubs and restaurants who are taking part.
You can save £10 per person when dining in at The Petwood Hotel, Woodhall Spa. Tel: 01526 352411.
International Bomber Command Centre, Lincoln are offering the £10 discount every Tuesday and Wednesday in The Hub Café in August. Booking is essential on 01522 514755.
The Pyewipe, Saxilby Road, Lincoln will be offering Eat Out to Help Out on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Tel: 01522 528708.
Carre Arms, Sleaford is offering the scheme on all three days during the weeks of August. Tel: 01529 303156.
Pay a visit to The Cross Keys, Grasby in August on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday to enjoy the Eat Out to Help Out discount. Tel: 01652 628247.
The Lincoln Hotel, Eastgate, Lincoln. Dine with views of the Cathedral. Tel: 01522 520348.
Doddington Hall Café, Coffee Shop and Tea Room at The Coach House. Tel: 01522 812518.
The Stables Bar and Restaurant, Grange Farm Park, Maltby Le Marsh, Alford LN13 0JP. Tel: 01507 451061
The Pig and Whistle, Healing Manor, Stallingborough Road, Healing, Grimsby DN41 7QF. Tel: 01472 884544
These and the many other businesses who have signed up since we went to print need your support and will offer a warm and safe welcome.
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