The Strugglers Inn, Lincoln

All waye a must to call in if its just for the beer garden had two good pints of Timothy Taylor.s

A small cottage styled GBG pub. This little Victorian pub is mainly in undressed brick, with the lower frontage in white - there is a nice bow window and the windows have black sills and lintels. There is a patio area. The interior has a couple of rooms - the main bar and a snug. The snug is in stripped wallpaper and a bit of cream and burnt orange - it has a brick fire, old pictures on the walls and a stag's head! The main room is in cream and burnt orange, with a wood floor and traditional perimeter and stool seating. The place is awash with emphemera; from pots and figurines to beer mats and toy witches! Beer; usual tap stuff with handpulls of; Bass, Castle Rock Black Pearl, Black Sheep Bitter, Tim Taylor, Everards Original, Rudgate Ruby MILD, Brewster's Stilton Porter and Oldershaw's Blonde - all i tried were very good. A really great place and a must do when in Lincoln

A welcoming and traditional local which is very popular and with good reason. The only thing I'd add to the reviews below is the list of ales available on our visit: Bass, Landlord, 6X, Titanic 1912, Newby Wyke Black Funnel and White Squall, later replaced with Doom Bar. Rather too many widely available nationals for my taste but the White Squall and 1912 both went down well and I'm certainly not going to complain about quality Bass and Landlord. Well worth a visit.