The Old Pottery - Carta

Good home cooked food good service varied menu at very reasonable prices What more could you ask for. A craft display with interesting things for gifts.

We decided to stop by this tearoom located on the A158 in Friskney for a spot of tea for two. The dishes being enjoyed by other diners all looked delicious. The service and staff were top-notch. We will definitely be coming back.

I had a fantastic experience at this restaurant for afternoon tea. It is definitely the best in town! Sophie and her staff were attentive and welcoming. All the pastries were freshly baked and the sandwiches were made to order. I will definitely be returning soon. Thank you! Ver carta

I had a delightful light lunch in Wrangle. I booked late so I didn't get the best table, but I was still seated in a convenient and safe environment. I enjoyed delicious homemade lunches, including salad, quiche, and sausage pie, as well as delightful cakes. I must try their afternoon tea next time, as it looked perfect.

We stopped off for lunch on our way to holiday in Mablethorpe. It was a relaxed comfortable little cafe with lots of reasonabley priced craft and artwork on display. The food was delicious and we felt totally refueled and refreshed. My only little criticism is that it was quite a while before we got our food, but there were quite a lot of customers and it didn't spoil the experience.

Stopped off for a cuppa on the way to Skegness and were very pleased we did. This place has a very reasonable menu of sandwiches, baked potatoes, home made soup, toasted sandwiches and home made cakes. Much more than we expected for a small place. The lovely extras are all the craft items for sale around the rooms, from paintings and wood turning, to small craft items. I came away with some original Christmas decorations and some cakes to take away. Lovely. Ver carta

I have been a few times to this charming cafe which is clean friendly and good value for money. The owner and her staff are charming, the food is spot on, and freshly prepared. I most recently had toasted ciabatta roll with bacon and brie, served with homemade slaw, salad and crisps. The coffee is lovely, and if you still have room, there is a good selection of home-made cakes to follow. its a great stop off for a light lunch or afternoon tea, I heartily recommend a visit.

We called in the Old Pottery for a cup of tea and a slice of cake, because we had been here before and have loved it, we regularly buy pieces of art made by local artists, we walked in at 11.30am the place was empty we were asked if we had booked, we told them no but we only popped in for a cup of tea and a slice of cake, two minutes later the boy came back and said we have no space, really 15 empty tables and nobody at them, Joke well if this place can afford to turn down an extra £20.00 and support for the local artists so be it, we will never return,

SOOO pleased that the Pottery tearoom has re-opened, we have missed it dearly! We have visited several times over the last few weeks (severe Bakewell potters salad addiction, but not on the same plate.... and generally have booked. Like that arrival times are staggered to enable social distancing but did call in unexpectedly at 2pm one day when we could only be fitted in outside but it was lovely weather. Staff smashing chatty and who knew I need a set of 3 aluminium seahorses for my bathroom wall?! As always an eclectic range of crafts to tempt. Looking forward to tomorrows lunch already. Ver carta