Lord Nelson - Menu

We visited here yesterday for a business lunch. The decor and atmosphere are lovely. The service was first rate, polite, efficient whilst not being intrusive,Food was also very good with a wide selection including a wider than normal vegetarian range. Although we didn't actual see a dog it is also canine friendly.We were even given route guidance on leaving as they knew the A1 was shut and that was the road we needed.A really nice experience and we will be back.

We had heard this pub was dog friendly so arrived without booking. The friendly young staff gave us a very warm welcome and we had choices of sitting in the bar area or outside with our two dogs. The lunch menu was varied and delicious. We both had sandwiches the fish finger ciabbata and pork, apple and cider gravy roll. They were served with triple cooked chips gorgeous! We were very impressed and will be back! The doggies enjoyed their treats and the sweets in the jar on the bar were a nice touch.

It has been a while since we ate at the Lord Nelson. We were pleasantly surprised as the pub has been refreshed since we were last here. Sunday lunch menu was interesting and we all found something we liked. Four of us had the beef and two the turkey. Overall the experience was pretty good with especially good service. The only slight (constructive) criticisms are as follows.The beef was tough. All four of us struggled with it. The house red was much too cold and hence not great. The room was cold. A fire would have helped.However was good enough for another visit

Waitresses were pleasant , however, the quality of food and the price did not match.We had Sunday Lunch, roast beef. The beef was tough, even the Broccoli was tough !! The Yorkshire pudding was more like a crispy dumpling. Did explain all this to the waitress when she asked was everything all right ? No response !Now I don 't mind paying for good food but on this occasion I did not receive it. We also had to ask for every thing, condiments , horseradish, water. For £13.95 per.head I would expect the meal to have been at the very least to be acceptable this one was definitely not.

Met friends who had booked a table for Sunday lunch.They had booked it because they had two small dogs, and was advertised as dog friendly as long you ate in the bar area and not restaurant,which is fairWe all had a threes course lunch, with most of us having different food on all courses.Every meal was excellent. The the staff were helpful and attentive. Would highly recommend this pub/ restaurant and will definitely being going back.The pub has real ales as well, wish was well keptOn leaving ,being it was Easter Sunday we were all given a little chocolate egg, really nice touch I thought.

Lunch with friends and pooch. Nice welcome, but menu not as advertised on website. Not the end of the world. Service ok. Food very flavoursome but the portion size was shockingly small. Brisket chilli served in nice sized bowl full of rice but the tiny blob of chilli can't have filled a desert spoon. All carb, no protein. Not great for nearly a tenner. Pooch welcomed and fussed over, given a bowl of water on request and the doggie biscuits were a lovey touch. Trouble is I could have dove with the biscuits in my chilli to supplement my lunch. Could have been perfect. Such a shame. Went home hungry. Pooch happy though.

We found this place completely by accident last month (looking for somewhere between Lincoln and the A1 for friends heading south that afternoon) and returned for Sunday lunch with friends and family yesterday. It was just as good, if not even better. The place and its surroundings are delightful with a great atmosphere inside and the service is attentive without being OTT, plus we managed two courses this time! All delicious homemade food, cooked completely to our tastes. Perfect sized portions if you're hungry but don't want to feel over-stuffed and excellent value for money. I'm a veggie so having something a little more interesting for Sunday lunch is a real treat. We'll be back again. S...

Have been meaning to trying this place since it re opened some months ago and so pleased we managed to get a table for Sunday lunch as we'd not booked. Restaurant area was comfortably busy, with great service and a good hearty Sunday lunch menu. Shared a starter (nelsons catch lovely mix of whitebait, calamari, prawns and scampi) as the portions are a very good size and so pleased that we did as main course of roast was plentiful and delicious. Beef was served medium rare, veg was cooked perfectly and yorkshires and roast potatoes crisp and fluffy. With drinks our Sunday lunch came to £40 which we thought was really good value. Garden area looked lovely, just a bit too cool for us to sit out...

It makes such a difference to a meal when the surroundings are nice and the staff are friendly and pleasant! This exactly what we found just a few nights ago when we went to the Lord Nelson at Winthorpe for the first time ever!Living in Newark for less than a year, we are still ticking off places that we have on our to visit list but eventually the opportunity to eat here came along so off we went along. Entering the lovely little pub/restaurant we approached the counter to be greeted by, as we found, a smiling Michelle. A friendly and warm greeting! We were so pleased. Then a nice young girl server, Rachel, led us to our table. Again, another friendly, pleasant face! An excellent start to a...