Ye Olde Red Lion - Kirton

Avoid if you have dietary requirements. Had a family meal here on Sunday, all those with non dietary requirements had an easy time. Informed restaurant 7pm the night before arriving that I am dairy free and was told I would be accommodated. I couldn’t inform them any sooner as I have a 3 month old baby. Baring in mind bottom of the menu says please make waitress aware at time of placing orderRoast arrived with just roast potatoes and meat. Had the beef which I do recommend as was still rare in the middle. My veg was forgotten had to ask waitress, couldn’t have the same veg as everyone else apparently, I was given peas (which I don’t like), broccoli stem (which I also don’t like) and cauliflower. Everyone else had parsnips carrots broccoli and cauliflower cheese. There were No deserts I could have was told I could bring my own. Was charged £2.50 for a scoop of ice cream placed next to desert brought. Those who had apple pie at my table said it arrived barely warm. A lovely warm and friendly environment though, it’s just such a shame I felt like I was such a massive problem. Probably great if you don’t have such a large booking or any dietary requirements. Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Roast Beef

Just driving past and decided we were hungry, was not expecting it to be this good. great food, lovely pub interior, really lovely garden area and staff seemed nice. Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

We hadn't been here for years, so decided to book a meal one night. The place is still as good as it was years ago, clean, friendly and the food was fantastic. Will definitely be coming here again. Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Great place, great food and great staff. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

This review has been deleted on google We had a booking for 12:30pm and arrived early at 12pm. The restaurant was empty but for a handful of diners. The waitress placed us on the worst table for two in the pub. She asked if this table was ok. I said no can we be moved to the table on the other side of the partition wall which was empty. She said no because someone has asked for the table when booking. However there was no reserved table sign on the table. The other tables of two which were better located were all empty as well. I am Indian so did she display unconscious racism by placing us on the worst table. When all the other tables for two were empty. I showed my disappointment in her placing us at this table when the restaurant was empty. She came back be placed us on another table for two which was on the other side of the partition. After when other white customers for a table of 2 came into the restaurant, they were not placed on the bad table which we were placed on. Even two old white ladies who were there before us weren’t seated at this bad table which is in a pathway to the other tables. They had arrived before us. I would understand if the pub was busy and then given this bad table. But to offer the bad table to the brown customer is bad practice. I think it’s unfair to be treated this way because of their unconscious racism. This did ruin the meal for me. This was our first time in Bicker. We were on our way to Sandringham for the Robbie Williams concert. Price per person: £40–50 Food: 4 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1