The Plough Boy, Lincoln

Soup Dragon summed the pub up nicely, it's the people who make it! A nice mixture of ages and everyone was friendly and willing to have a chat even though the Town was under siege due to the Christmas Market. I had a very well kept pint of an Xmas Ale and one of their splendid beefburgers. True, it's maybe not a pub you would visit on the way to the Opera but if you like real ale and real people then you shouldn't miss it.

An end terrace little cottage-styled pub with patio area. The pub is in white, with red paintwork and has a central entrance flanked by a couple of windows and two 4-pane sash windows on the upper storey. The interior had a couple of rooms once, served by a single bar, but has now been opened up into an open-plan room, with the bar at the bottom of a U-shape arrangement. The decor has white and wood panel walls, with a white ceiling and a wood floor in the bar area at the front and carpet in the back, which is more lounge-ish. There are a few pictures and prints on the walls. The bar has a dart board without actually having a part board in it! the service was fine and the place was rammed with maturer people celebrating with a karaoke and DJ night, dance and sort of singing! It was a really good atmosphere and very friendly, i was even asked to dance within mintues of arriving, despite not having a tattoo. Beer; usual tap stuff, with one real ale - Grafton Moonshire, which was decent. A really enjoyed my stop off here, simply because the people made the place. A good community pub, with a decent real ale on.