The Woolpack, Louth

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Former canal wharfside pub now in a gently gentrifying area. White painted and double fronted leading to an open plan interior with central servery. Little remains of what would have been the interior but the refurbishment is quite tasteful for a dining pub. Odd bits of panelling are fitted to some walls, other parts have bookcases. One wall has a locked mesh fronted cabinet of wines and spirits but I don’t know what their crime was. Seating is largely at leather upholstered booths one side of the servery and banquettes with tables and chairs at the other side. There’s more seating behind the servery, a small dining room and a large outdoor area. Decorated with the usual old photos of the area and some cartoons of long forgotten Victorian politicians, some of the punters voiced very Victorian views though. A Batemans house so four of the six pulls have their beers with Black Sheep Best and St Austell Tribute on the other two, two T-bars have a selection of mid market kegs. Cask quality well up to the mark for a GBG listed pub so it must have improved and possibly had another refurb since Quinno’s visit, Bateman’s reckon it’s their pub of the year 2025-26 and gave them a certificate to prove it.

On 30^th April 2026 - no rating submitted
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