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Dining Pubs in Coleby

Bell, Coleby
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Bell
Far Lane
Coleby
Lincolnshire
LN5 0AH
telephone: 01522 810240
The Bell at Coleby is a popular dining pub dates back to the 18th century, with beamed ceilings and cosy fires inside.. On Lincoln edge near the Viking Way. Well presented, good quality food. Wednesday is Fish night with fresh Grimsby fish. Bar food and no smoking restaurant. Children welcome. Garden. Accommodation avaialble.
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Comments
14:52 09/08/07
Excellent menu excellent chef
22:45 16/07/03
Wonderful pub with great food and for a very reasonable price. Accomodation is also avaliable and i beleive the fish night is on thursday not Wednesday. over all a great night out!
 
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