Stamford
Stamford is a market town at the south-west corner of Lincolnshire, with a population of about 21,000. It's a charming place with a well-preserved Georgian centre, and with opulent Burghley House just south.
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7 places match
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The Stamford Post
Reliable family-friendly JD Wetherpoon with real ale and good grub. The Stamford Post was the newspaper published here from 1710, later becoming the Stamford Mercury.
Sun-Thu 8AM-midnight, Fri Sat 8AM-1AM
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The Tobie Norris
The building dates to 1280, and Tobie Norris made it into a bell-foundry. It's been restored into a trad pub with original timber beamed ceilings and does good food. Dog-friendly, but they ban prams and pushchairs, claiming these are a fire hazard.
Mon-Sat noon-11PM, Sun noon-8PM
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Mama Liz
Lively bar with Cajun and Creole food plus live music.
Thu-Sat noon-2AM, Sun noon-midnight
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The Wine Bar
Pleasant small place with a courtyard.
Daily 11AM-11PM
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Paten & Co
formerly The Periwig
Pleasant place with bar downstairs and grill upstairs.
Mon-Sat noon-10:20PM, Sun noon-8PM
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The King's Head
Cosy pub with beer garden just off High Street.
Wed Thu noon-10PM, Fri Sat noon-11PM, Sun noon-8PM
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The London Inn
Good range of ales.
Sun-Thu 9AM-10PM, Fri Sat 9AM-midnight
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