Reviews of Cross Keys Inn & Restaurant, Fulstow
Review by Dan Johnson on 24th July, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 24th July 2009
We are situated in the idyllic village of Fulstow, 7 miles from Louth on the edge of the picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds.
We are a family run pub having opened to trade December 2008 having fully refurbished the hub of the local community.
Having assembled a lovely team together with fantastic support from local villagers we have made wide strides in producing affordable, locally sourced, home cooked food.
We are proud to declare that all meals are cooked to order using fresh produce wherever possible. We strive to stock our kitchen with local produce and try to use seasonal produce as much as possible.
We have vast experience of catering for all occasions so please do not hesitate in consulting us with any queries.
Review by Ian Parker on 15th February, 2007
Add your review Date visited: 03/02/2007
The Cross Keys at Fulstow is a traditional pub and restaurant nestled in the middle of a quiet country village not far from the main Grimsby to Louth road the A16. Run by a very friendly and welcoming couple Andy and Linda Mumby. The food is second to none with very generous portions ensuring very good value for money. The quality and quantity of food that is offered is served im a manner that makes you feel very welcome and at home. I have eaten here several times over the last 12 to 14 months and have never ever been disappointed. With a small comfortable lounge separated from the main bar area I find I can arrive order a drink be seated in comfort while placing my order then be welcomed to a table in the main restaurant. Following an always lovely meal with excellent choice my family and I can then retire once more to the comfort of the lounge for coffee and mints to end a splendid lunch or evening meal. With today’s all too familiar hustle bustle rush rush rush this is a lovely place to escape and wind down in a pleasant relaxed atmosphere. I would recommend highly you treat your self to something that unfortunately nowadays is hard to find.
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