The multi-award winning 4 star Silver and 2 AA Rosette Old Bakery Restaurant with Rooms is ideally located in the Uphill area of Lincoln, close to Lincoln Cathedral, Castle and many other points of historic interest in the Cathedral Quarter with it's popular mix of original shops, cafes and public houses which are to be found on the Bailgate and Steep Hill. The surroundings at The Old Bakery are rustic, relaxed and informal.
In addition to receiving the Lincolnshire Life Best Restaurant of the Year Award 2007/8 and 2005/6, winning the Tastes of Lincolnshire Restaurant Category in February 2006 and highly commended in 2007 and 2008, The Old Bakery were winners in the Lincolnshire Star Awards 2007 under the heading "Profit through Passion" and finalists in 'Accommodation of the Year - Serviced' in 2008. During 2007/8 we received a Regional Gold Award for East Midlands Tourism Enjoy England Excellence Awards and a National Silver Award in the Taste of England category. During September 2007 we featured in The Sunday Times Travel Magazine 'Top 100 Finest Places to Stay in England' as one of five establishments nominated in the Foodie category.
Career Opportunity
Sous Chef required for immediate start.
Please send CV to enquiries @theold-bakery.co.uk
Special all inclusive deal:
Book an overnight stay including 3 course meal for only £130 per couple. Please contact us for more details and to check table availabilty. Offer excludes dining on Monday evenings.
Receive information and keep in touch
Please click on the following link http://www.cookwithdeserio.com if you would like to receive information and updates via Email regarding events within the restaurant and also receive a 'Blue Sky' voucher offering lunchtime food discounts on sunny days whilst dining in our splendid new Garden Room
New Tasting Menu
Click on the Tasting Menu page to view our latest menu at a special introductory price for a limited period
For information on one day Cookery Courses please visit Ivano's web site by clicking on the link below
The original building was built in 1837, the year when Queen Victoria came to the throne. The property ceased to operate as a bakery in 1954 when the last baker's wife died.
The old bakehouse and front shop remained virtually untouched for forty years and during that time ran into dereliction.
In 1994 the property was restored and many of the original bakery features remain. Where the ovens were originally located has been converted into a private dining area full of character and nostalgic charm leading out in to a pleasant and secluded walled garden which being covered with unique canvas sails and heated, is perfect for al fresco dining during the warmer months. For the comfort of our customers and to fulfill our obligations as a Gold Award clean air establishment, the entire garden area is non-smoking.
In the interests of providing local produce with known provenance and continuing our dedication to the principles as outlined by by 'Tastes of Lincolnshire', The Old Bakery has its own garden allotment from which numerous vegetables are picked daily and served in the restaurant.
The Old Bakery rooms have been awarded a 4 Star rating from the AA and 4 Star Silver from Quality in Tourism, holds 2 AA Rosettes and is a member of the Lincoln Hotel and Guest House Association (all of whose members offer 'quality assured' B&B guest house or hotel accommodation).
Why not take a 360 degree virtual tour, click on the image above
Telephone: 01522 576057 (outside UK +44 1522 576057)
On the A46 (Relief Road) follow directions for Lincoln North and follow the brown tourist signs for the Historic Centre, Cathedral and Lawns Visitor Centre by taking the 3rd exit at the roundabout for the A15 junction if approaching from the West.
At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit, then at the next roundabout take the 1st exit which will bring you to Burton Road. (NB There is a Shell petrol station on the left as you turn on to Burton Road).
The Old Bakery is located towards the end of the road (close to Lincoln castle walls) on the right side of the road, half way between the Museum of Lincolnshire Life and the Lawns Visitor Centre.
For an up to date situation regarding road / motorway traffic in respect of your journey please click on the following link which may help to prevent any unecessary delays http://www.frixo.com
