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Public House - Pub - Bar - Brewery - Night Clubs - Grimsby area N.E. Lincs.

1. George Hotel - Kirton Lindsey https://www.thegeorgekirton.co.uk/
   Hotel, gastro style restaurant and bar. Conference facilities and private meetings rooms. submitted 11/08/2011
2. Red Lion Hotel - Redbourne http://www.redlion.org/
   17th century inn overlooking the village green of Redbourne. en-suite hotel facilities, as well as fresh home cooked food and a fine selection of ales. submitted 21/08/2001
3. The Kingshead - Waltham https://www.sizzlingpubs.co.uk/findapub/yorkshireandthehumber/thekingsheadwaltham#
   When it comes to great pub food and drink, The Kingshead in Waltham sets the standard for customers from nearby Scartho, New Waltham & Brigsley and across North East Lincolnshire. submitted 17/09/2011
4. The Ship Inn - Barnoldby le Beck https://ship.restaurant/
   A country public house and restaurant near Grimsby submitted 01/10/2011
5. The Swallow Inn - Swallow http://www.theswallowinn.co.uk/
   Incorporating Poachers Bar and Wolds View Restaurant. Set in the Heart of the Stunning Lincolnshire Wolds. - Under New Ownership. submitted 25/02/2010
6. Tom Woods Brewery - Melton Ross http://www.tom-wood.com/
   Tom Wood's Melton Brewery in TomWoodShire, bringing real ale home. www.tom-wood.com submitted 12/07/2001
7. Westlands Club - Grimsby http://www.westlandsclub.co.uk/
   The Westlands Club has been in existence in it's present form since 1964 The club boasts many activities and has three of the best snooker tables in Grimsby. The first class Committee and excellent Bar Staff ensure the members are treated to good service and a financially sound club. submitted 31/08/2003
8. White Beer Travels - Grimsby http://www.whitebeertravels.co.uk/
   A beer hunter's site covering: speciality beer hunts organised by John White (1945 - 2007) he was an active CAMRA member, promoting the world's classic speciality Beers and Real Ale, based in Grimsby. submitted 20/07/2002

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