Best restaurants in Lincoln

Found in a 12th-century home, The Jews House Restaurant is a flavour-driven dining experience in the form of tasting and set menus. Expect confident bold dishes and a considered wine flight perfect for celebratory occasions.

Found within The Tower Hotel, this is a restaurant known for its boundary-bending menu of seasonal dishes led by the very best produce available and presented with artistic precision. It’s best for dates, celebrations, and notable occasions.

A smart-casual restaurant by Lincoln Castle, The Old Bakery blends Victorian features and contemporary decor to create a charming setting for precise modern European menus. Plus, it’s a not-for-profit; every penny goes to The Old Bakery catering school.

Just opposite Lincoln’s Castle Square, you’ll find Olivares - a tapas bar serving authentic flavour and Iberian cuisine in rustic interiors. It’s a homely spot, ideal for a relaxed date-night sharing plates, cocktails, and sangria.

Inspired by the flavours of Texas, Memphis, and Kansas City, Huckleberry’s Bar and Grill brings smoky, sizzling and spicy flavours to the city centre, along with a range of craft beers and premium spirits.

Overlooking Lincoln Cathedral, The Lounge at The Lincoln Hotel offers solutions to every dining need: coffee and pastries, afternoon tea, dinner menus, and impressive Sunday roasts. It's a light and modern space with British character.

A modern restaurant specialising in locally sourced Lincolnshire produce, The Bronze Pig is a quirky dining room specialising in dishes with a traditionally Mediterranean tilt. Think Venetian afternoon tea, customisable steak dishes, and refined tasting menus.

Continental in style but Linconian in character, Cafe Zoot offers a varied menu of local flavours and international delicacies. A great spot for casual dining, it offers everything from wholesome breakfasts, to pizzas and pies.