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Icklingham
Red Lion

real ale available
bar / restaurant
opened 16th Cent
owner: Free House
The St (A1101), IP28 6PS
grid reference: TL 771 729
tel. 01638 711698
Opening hours (as of 24/12/2008)
Tuesday - Sunday from 12pm for lunch and from 6pm for dinner.
Closed Sunday evening and all day Mondays, apart from Bank Holiday when they open at lunchtime.
16th century Thatched pub that is now a free house.
Since the 18th century this pub was tied to Greene King, but the current owners now own the freehold and have decided to give the cask pumps a little break from serving Greene King products. Currently on cask is Woodforde's 'Wherry', Brains 'SA' and Adnams 'Broadside'. Also beers from Mauldons brewery.
Listed Building Grade: II

local public transport

Bus routes: 155, 355
Please be aware that some rural bus routes have very restricted schedules. We recommend that you check the timetables before travelling.
Local licensing authority for Icklingham is Forest Heath
Last updated: December 24th 2008


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