The Bull - Menú

Very good Sunday lunch carvery and lively bar and pool room. Centre of town. Car parking to the rear. Outdoor drinking facilities.

I detest pie lids probably microwaved and placed on top just prior to serving, yuck. Wife has spanish omelette with far too much yellow colouring. Shame because nice pub with well looked after ale

We booked for the tapas menu as a party of 4 3 of us had been several times before but my husband was keen to try it. We all thoroughly enjoyed our meals. We ordered a varied selection of foods between us and every...

I visited this pub for the first time since lockdown started in March. It was also my first time visiting any pub since then. I met up with an old friend whom I hadn't seen in years, and we decided to grab a drink. We had made a reservation beforehand...

I feel compelled to write a review as a family who made a a VERY last minute booking. We were accommodated incredibly well and not only that, as the only family with kids in the place at the time eating in the bar/lounge area, rather than being rushed or shushed, we were treated impeccably. The children were made to feel welcome, the food was brilliant really tasty and really well priced, great choice of beers ale's and the Ice Cream treat for the girls afterwards was lovely. Thanks for making a last minute dinner feel so great!

Called as a small group. We had not booked as we didn 't know about the Tapas Restaurant here at The Bull. We were accodmated quickly and the staff we are all very pleasant. There was an excellent choice of meat, fish and veg options on the Tapas menu, as well as some main fish dishes on the board. The food was quickly served. It was ok food, perfectly editable and adequate but it seemed that it was frozen and 're heated which was easy to tell. This was a shame as tapas really should all be freshly done. But, nevertheless it was a ice experience and a good price.

We stopped off in Horncastle on our way home for some lunch. Being a Sunday the town was mainly shut. Looking for food the menu outside looked great so we gave it a try. After we found the access through the archway it opened into a pretty courtyard. We entered the Bull and asked if they were serving food. We were told yes but was moaned at because we had not booked in advance (we were passing through so obviously couldn't) to which we said that being tourists we wanted to see what was available. We were served by a grumpy blonde lass who didn't want to be there and served me a coke in a dirty glass with hair stuck to it. When I asked for a clean glass she swiped it away with no word or apol...

We went for the Sunday carvery. As a vegan, I usually ring the restaurant personally prior to booking to check if they can cater for my requirements. I spoke to the chef who came across as very friendly and helpful. He assured me he would be able to fix something up for me. He did not disappoint. On the day, he made a dish perfectly suited to my dietary preferences. He even explained the recipe and gave me a complimentary bottle of vegan relish to flavour my own meals. He also made a dessert and sauce especially for me and again explained how he did it. I would give the chef 5 stars because he went the extra mile for me. He made an effort and nothing was too much trouble. You don't come acro...

I've been in Horncastle on business twice once on a Monday, once on a Tuesday and both times found the town mostly closed for business in the evenings. This time, just as I was on the point of deciding people in Lincolnshire must have a tradition of fasting on a Tuesday evening, I came across The Bull. This attractive old coaching hotel looked inviting, and the staff offered me a friendly welcome. The warmly lit, high ceilinged interior of this Georgian inn was full of diners (Yes on a Tuesday! Take note, other restauranteurs of Horncastle) and the ambiance was convivial. The selection of beers behind the bar was good and the two pints I drank were tasty and well kept. I was presented with t...