Peacock Inn, Lincoln

This is a Greene King corner pub with patio area. A Victorian looking pub, it has a curve rather than a straight corner and is in cream painted brick, with a couple of nice sash windows on the upper storey. The entrance is in a smaller annex to the side. The interior has an L-shaped room around the serving bar near bisected by a hearth feature (with gas fire) in brick. . One half is a bar area, the other is for the diners. The dbar ecor is coffee, chocolate and exposed brick, with brown seats, white ceiling and a tile floor. The dining area is in wood panel, brick, coffee, chocolate and with a red carpet. I didn't so can't comment on the food. There is a mix of bistro art and odd ephemera, like a golf club. There was no music at my visit and a couple of TVs were on showing sport and general TV. The service was fine and the clientele more mature, with a few eating. Beer; usual tap stuff with Hardy and Hanson's MILD. On handpull there were GK IPA, GK IPA Gold, Spekky Hen, Black Sheep and a cold Timothy Taylor Landlord. Seems to be more food orientated. The beer was too cold. Still, worth a visit.

Popped in to this GK pub for a quick visit. It's a L shaped pub with the bar as you enter by a side door. There is a small seating area with TV, and right at the back is mainly dedicated to dining. 5 ales on handpump, TT Landlord, Black Sheep, Abbot Ale, GK IPA and GK XX Mild, which in my opinion, was served far too cold.