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Dining Pubs in Lincoln

Lion & Snake, Lincoln

Lion & Snake
79 Bailgate
LINCOLN
Lincoln
Lincolnshire
LN1 3AR
The Lion and Snake at Lincoln is close to the Cathedral and the Castle. The pub sells a wide range of good value bar foods.
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15:40 08/11/05
BLah blah blah!! blah! Blah blah!! anyway, it was great
03:07 06/10/05
A bit gamey on weekend nights, but quiz night is always fun. Cask conditioned ales are a staple. Anyone who's anyone pops into the snake for a drink to start the night.
22:34 07/05/05
recentely refurbished and a new menu. easily the best pub food in the uphill area. Highly recommended
09:57 29/09/04
A good range of grub to suit all tastes with several vegetarian options. It's nice to sit at the outside tables on fine days, but traffic can be noisy near the road. Friendly bar and kitchen staff, and a cosy atmosphere.
 
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8.25 		9
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