Eat Shop Drink

More than 30 pubs from our area are raising a glass after being named as new entries in this year’s Good Beer Guide.

Calls to ditch pints in pubs have been labelled ‘ridiculous’ and an ‘insult to our intelligence’ by one pub owner.

A couple are aiming to bring more local produce to a cafe they have recently taken over.

A restaurant chef is a finalist in a national catering competition.

Treasures from the south of Lincolnshire and Rutland will feature in a new book exploring the region's captivating historical and cultural landmarks.

Age is just a number. And my visit to the Royal Oak is proof.

After my boyfriend joined me on a shopping trip, there was no better reward than trying out the coffee shop that is ‘the best kept secret’ in town.

The Secret Drinker ventures to the edge of the Beermuda Triangle to visit a pub offering salvation to an area bereft of boozers…

If you spent long enough in the Cinco Lounge I’ve no doubt you’d end up with a pretty stiff neck.

As someone who had their first beer back when professional sportspeople necked pints on TV, I can remember the golden age of alcohol adverts.

A popular market is set to host its biggest event yet, after receiving ‘great’ demand.

Dining for one can be fun and delicious as reporter Jenny Beake proved in this funky bar and restaurant.

A drinks company director has appeared on TV this week.

A village pub has reopened, albeit with little fanfare. Our Secret Drinker went along to see how it was getting on.

A popular food festival will be supplying goodies this weekend.

Working in the media is no longer punctuated by long, boozy lunches.

If you can’t get to the beach, bring the beach to you.

At first glance, San Rufo’s is an attractive-looking restaurant, which makes it such a pity that the first glance can be quite a tough one to achieve.

A popular village business which makes its own Lincolnshire inspired vinegar, has customers swigging it out of the bottle and coming back for more.

I always thought those people who built pubs in their back gardens were a little odd.