The Golden Eagle, Lincoln - pub details
Address: 21 High Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN5 8BD [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 14836) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Lincoln Central (0.8 miles), Hykeham (2.8 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night
- Real ale
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> Current user rating: 3.8/10 (rated by 23 users)
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user reviews of the Golden Eagle, Lincoln
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| I visited this pub in February. Looks attractive from the outside and is better still inside. Appears to comprise a typical bar and lounge. A good selection of beers on offer and seems to be promoting craft beers at the moment. I tried a local porter and an American style craft beer brewed by Castle Rock. The porter was excellent but then I'm biased as it's my beer of choice, but still a lovely beer nonetheless. The American craft beer was o.k. But nothing special and at £5.00 a pint probably a tad over priced. A good range of beers on offer though and too much to sample in a single night. The lounge featured a real log fire in a cast iron hearth and so added to the overall cosy atmosphere. There was a decent menu on offer but unfortunately finishes at 7.30pm so I wasn't able to try the food. But overall impressions very good. A decent place to start a pub crawl down the High Street. Wolfsz - 13 Feb 2014 22:52 |
| Once the real ale Mecca of Lincoln, now sadly a shadow of its former self. Choice of beers is rather hit and miss (mostly miss) and the quality is definitely not up to scratch. Might still be worth a visit though as despite all the indifference it still attracts arguably the friendliest clientele in Lincoln Herb551 - 29 Jul 2013 21:29 |
| I'm very surprised by this pub's low rating on here. This was one of the best pubs we tried in Lincoln and was well worth the long walk out of the city centre. There are two rooms - a bar and a slightly more comfortable lounge. I also seem to remember a beer garden (or yard), but my memory is somewhat slurred. Beers available were Fullers London Pride, Castle Rock Preservation Fine Ale & Harvest Pale, Batemans XB & Summer Swallow, Salopian Conundrum & Golden Thread, Pheasantry Best Bitter & Thwaites Fine Rain. Westons Country Perry, Cornish Orchards Pear Cider & Orchard Pig Explorer were also on. blue_scrumpy - 29 Jul 2012 19:48 |
| No food. Lots of handpulls but few on. the one i had was not the best quality. very disappointed as nice looking pub with garden. not impressed with chubby chav barmaid who was more interested in texting (on a previous visit)nice lounge intimidating bar with agressive soccer hooligan customers. dont take your grannie sallyreasby - 15 Feb 2012 11:11 |
| A small, traditional boozer on the main road in to Lincoln that looks quite unprepossessing from the outside. The small front bar is a cosy affair with several tables and chairs filling all the available space. The slightly larger rear bar has a slightly more open feel, a fruit machine and a dart board in the back corner. Outside there is a small covered patio area on the left, and a good sized beer garden behind the car park. This is a pleasant enough spot, and on a recent Sunday night visit there was a barbeque on, although nobody seemed to be partaking of the food that was being cooked. With no menu, and a few packs of sausages and burgers in Asda carrier bags scattered about, it almost seemed to be a BYO. Perhaps that was indeed the case. Despite five hand pumps on the bar, only two were in use. However, I suspect this may have been due to it being the tail end of the weekend � the remainder all had pump clips turned round, and there were several beers chalked up on a board, suggesting an ever changing selection. The two that survived were Bateman�s XB and Magpie Brewery�s Fledgling. The solitary cider was Stowford Press. Blackthorn - 3 Jul 2011 23:02 |
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