Fascinating small museum telling the story of Grantham and its remarkable history, including the lives of Sir Isaac Newton and Margaret Thatcher, who both came from Grantham, and the town's interesting history in the Second World War and it's involvement with Operation Chastise, the Dambusters' Raid.

An absolutely stunning Church. Incredible statues and windows. The Xmas Tree Festival was on when we visited which was so beautiful and very xmassy along with a large ice skating rink in the centre🎄

This is our favourite place to go as a family! It has everything. It is a very large park, ideal for runners, dog walkers and even cyclists. There are lots of different playgrounds, one for older kids, one for little ones which is gated, and there is an area with outdoor exercise equipment. There is a large pond where members of a motorboat club bring their remote controlled boats, which is cool. The River Witham runs through the park, with plenty of footbridges to overlook the beautiful river. Lots of children play in the river, as it is quite shallow, they love it. If the river isn't for you, there is the paddling splash part, not far from the river which is free and open from May to September. Plenty of places to sit and have a picnic. There is a little café on site along with an ice cream shop and normally an ice cream van. There are toilets in the middle of the park next to the visitor centre. We haven't been able to go to the visitor centre, as it has been closed when we arrive. I fully recommend this place for a few hours.

Went to see Beauty and the Beast Panto. Great venue. Treated ourselves to a box which was fantastic. Really well organised venue with lots of staff/volunteers to help you.

It was beautiful we took a picnic and sat watching the deer and squirrels then had a brief walk round the grounds before it closed. Panicked a little when we realised the gates were closed but as we drove up to them they opened!

Excellent local venue and resource, wonderful staff and nothing was too much trouble, great value for money and highly recommended

Grantham Guildhall is an impressive grade ll listed building. Built in a Renaissance revival Style, it was completed in 1869. It was used for council meetings until 1974. The building is now used as an arts centre and theatre. A plaque of Eleanor of castile was installed in the building in 2015, replacing the Eleanor cross that stood nearby and was destroyed during the English Civil War. A statue of Sir Isaac Newton stands directly in front of the building.

My twins celebrated their birthday today with a laser tag party. The staff member who ran the party was brilliant, not only with the children but also with the adults too. She encouraged a fun and inclusive atmosphere. Food was well organised and great portion sizes.

Wonderful display of snowdrops, and other spring flowers, wonderful path to walk around the gardens, which make it accessible. Maze path, and "retreat" to hire. Two cafes, gift shop, and plants available for purchase.

First visit and it didn't disappoint. The house looks interesting but will have to come back. Gardens are well laid out with grade 2 listed Italian and french gardens. Adventure area is great and has something for everyone.

Tasty food and amazing desert..is a nice place to go for having a meal. Very polite staff. Kids can enjoy the playground ..perfect for any age!

I had a truly wonderful dining experience at Prezzo Italian Restaurant in Grantham! The ambiance was absolutely delightful – warm, inviting, and perfect for a relaxed meal.

This is our second visit and as always we leave extremely satisfied. The food is delicious, the service is so nice, polite and professional. The restaurant is very clean. I don't think there is a better place to recommend in Grantham. I highly recommend it. Today, for Valentine's Day, every lady even received a rose 🥰😍🙂

A lovely cafe restaurant in the heart of grantham. Went for breakfast and wasnt disappointed. Plenty of space. Very lovely Staffs. The breaksfast food item itself were very nicely cooked and tasted fresh with good quality. Lovely atmosphere.

Passing by after a coffee in Westgate Bakery, I looked in the window. A stunning Nepalese girl opened the door and asked would you like to come in? A difficult offer to refuse. I had only intended to take a look at the buffet but it was too tempting not to stay and eat. I did not eat much of the buffet, as the  Nepalese girl asked would I like a dosa?  Not only stunning, but charming and pleasant and very helpful. It’s not often seen dosa, street food. It was excellent. If possible, it would be nice to serve on a banana leaf. The owner, wife and children walked in for a meal. We were introduced and long conversation followed about food. I ordered an iced mngo latte. Good, but not as good as I make or from Lincs Momo Lincoln Central Market. Meal washed down with Lion Sri Lankan lager. Restaurant is located in Westgate, serving Nepalese, Sri Lankan and Indian cuisine. Buffet Friday and Saturday evening. One of the few places worth visiting in Grantham. Grantham, Saturday afternoon and early evening dead, the streets deserted.

The staff were so friendly, gentle and attentive. The restaurant was very calm and warm clean and tidy. The food was feast portions, superb presentation and offered great value for money. It was delicious, a lovely variety of flavours and options. Really tasty meal and walked away full and content.

The food was excellent with generous portion sizes. The octopus was cooked to perfection—tender and not chewy at all. The fish was both flavorful and tender, a truly delightful experience! The oysters were slightly small but still tasty.

I am a bit late to review this restaurant but came across my gallery of the food and time we visited. During my travels, I've had the pleasure of dining at numerous establishments across various locations, but none quite compare to the exceptional experience I had here, a Nepalese restaurant that stands out as one of the finest culinary discoveries I've made. My first encounter with this hidden gem occurred unexpectedly while attending an event in a nearby city and passing through Grantham. We wanted to have a quick lunch stop, how I ventured in and was immediately captivated by the warm ambiance and inviting atmosphere. Little did I know that this initial visit would mark the beginning of a culinary journey I wouldn't soon forget. To say that I was impressed would be an understatement. So enamored was I by the food and service that I found myself returning not once, but twice during my stay. Each dish that graced our table was a testament to the culinary mastery of the chefs, who expertly crafted traditional Nepalese fare with a level of skill and authenticity that is truly rare to find. From the moment we stepped foot inside, we were greeted with genuine warmth and hospitality that made us feel right at home. The staff, led by an attentive team, ensured that every aspect of our dining experience was nothing short of perfect. Their dedication to customer satisfaction was evident in every interaction, from their recommendations to their prompt and courteous service. But it was the food itself that truly stole the show. Each dish was a symphony of flavors, meticulously prepared and presented with an attention to detail that was nothing short of impeccable. From the rich, aromatic curries to the delicate momos and tantalizing tandoori specialties, every bite was a revelation, leaving me craving more long after the meal had ended. Even now, as I reminisce about my dining experience at Namaste dining , my mouth waters at the mere thought of the exquisite flavors and textures that graced my palate. It's a testament to the lasting impression that this restaurant has left on me, and I have no doubt that I'll find myself returning time and time again to indulge in their culinary delights. In closing, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the entire team at Namaste Dinning, from the chefs who poured their passion into each dish to the staff who made our dining experience truly unforgettable. Your dedication to excellence has not gone unnoticed, and I eagerly anticipate the next opportunity to savor the unparalleled flavors of Nepalese cuisine at your establishment. Namaste.

Traveled an hour for this nice little restaurant. Food was absolutely amazing, very tasty. Slight delay on food, but the chef came out to explain why. Food was worth the wait! Nice, friendly staff. Highly recommend a trip if you love seafood.

Good environment & nice services. Delicious food. This is one of my favourite Thai Restaurant in UK👍🏻👍🏻

Very convenient to travel from Nottingham city centre to Airport. Skylink Bus takes u right to the terminal within 1hr. The airport is usually quiet therefore the whole process is quick

Humberside is a small airport which is a big advantage. The approach roads are not busy and the carparks are less than 5 minutes walk from the terminal. If booked in advance you can make big savings on the fees. Once inside the terminal there are no queues, but there is ample comfortable seating in the departure lounge. There are not many flights each day which means that they take off on time. Incoming flights are dealt with quickly by passport control. Pay for the carpark at the Information Desk and you're good to go. A far better experience for flights to Amsterdam than from Manchester or Leeds Bradford.