The Nags Head

I was mostly impressed. A few small hiccups. Fab servers, tasty food. I’m going back soon. I recommend the sunday roast.

Food was Ace! Loved it and so inexpensive! I went at luch time but will def return for the evening!

I’d not been in the Nags Head for more than 20 years, so it was surprising to see the complete transformation of the premises since it was a traditional 2 bar pub of old. The décor and layout is as a large dining area, with lots of tables and chairs, and rather orange, but not so much space to just sit and drink in a traditional style bar. From our visit it seemed to attract family diners, which may not suit those not keen on sharing their dining experience with a crying baby in a pushchair, as we had to!
We had a meal on a Friday evening, and it was not very quiet, with only a few tables of diners. The food was somewhat disappointing, and took over half an hour to arrive. We ordered 2 steaks, one medium, one well done, both arrived bloody and closer to rare. The quality of the meat was poor, and both steaks were chewy. Another member of our party had a pasta dish, which they did enjoy.
The staff were friendly. Before 10pm arrived, we were the only customers in the place, which didn’t encourage us to stay any longer.
On the plus side, the meals and drinks were very good value, so if you want a cheap night out, with plain English food, then this would fit the bill. If you want fine cuisine, an intimate atmosphere, or somewhere with more of a an exciting vibe, then I’d look elsewhere. It’s hard to describe, but it’s not quite a Wetherspoons, and it’s not quite a traditional family pub.
This place is best suited to families wanting to dine on a budget, and I hear their Sunday lunchtime menu is good.

The Nags head is a dying breed of pubs; it has great food, great staff and great atmosphere. The best time to go is on a sunday, where have a sunday lunche, and it’s one of the best places to do so in Lincolnshire. In my honist opionion, the best family pub in Bourne