The Pyewipe Inn, Saxilby is a jewel in Lincolnshire's crown. The idyllic setting is but a 30 minute walk from Lincoln's picturesque Cathedral City Centre and historic quarter. An easy leisurely leg stretching stroll along Britain's oldest man made waterway, the Roman built Fossdyke Canal, prepares your appetite for the tantalising treats that await you from our bar or restaurant menu.
Popular as a ramblers favourite watering hole, narrowboat mooring point or restaurant for the discerning diner; this fabulous Inn is all things to all folk.
The addition of the Lodge in 2001 makes us the perfect location for weddings, corporate events, conferences or perhaps merely a restaurant with rooms or place for romantics to propose.
Please feel free to peruse their website linked below, however only a visit can truly bring our legendary location, cuisine and hospitality to life.
OPENING HOURS
Sunday: 12:00 – 22:00Monday: 12:00 – 22:00
Tuesday: 12:00 – 22:00
Wednesday: 12:00 – 22:00
Thursday: 12:00 – 22:00
Friday: 12:00 – 22:00
Saturday: 12:00 – 22:00
Places To Stay Nearby
Why not make it more than a day in Lincoln and find a cosy place to stay? Here are a few possibilities close by.
Self Catering
Luxury Staycation Burton Waters Marina
Stay overnight on this Luxury Staycation a 45ft Stunning Sealine Motor Cruiser based in the idyllic setting of Burton Waters Marina only a few miles from the historic City of Lincoln.
This luxury yacht has two cabins one with a Queensize bed ( can be split into 3 singles or a double and single or a large queensize ) and other cabin with a Kingsize bed both with on suite shower room and flatscreen TV. Your stay is supplied with bedding , towels and cooking facilities to make for a relaxed special luxury unique staycation.
This is a substantial boat with an inside/ outside deck area. Spacious interior dining area with TV, and plenty of space for 5 guests.
Beautiful sunbathing deck with lounge cushions.
Bikes available on site for hire and a David Lloyd gym within walking distance.
We have Hire Boats and Canadian Canoe for day hire during your stay.
There are various restaurants within walking distance, and you can walk down the riverbank into the historical city of Lincoln.
We can help to personalise your stay by providing a chauffeur or a private dining chef, food hampers, flowers, or cakes whatever you need to create that unique.
B&Bs
Brayford Guest House
Lovely Victorian Guest House offering high standard accommodation with excellent facilities. All rooms have en-suite, flat screen television with free sat. Wi-fi throughout and free parking available. Great location for Lincoln's Brayford Waterfront, the city centre, the University, the Cathedral and Castle. Friendly service, immaculate clean rooms and a great breakfast all included.
Self Catering
10 Mill Road
10 Mill Road is a characterful Grade ll listed cottage which has been renovated to a very high standard. The cottage provides a stylish, well equiped and comfortable base and is ideally positioned to explore Lincoln’s cathedral, castle and Bailgate area with its lovely assortment of independent shops, restaurants, pubs and cafes.
The property is made up of 2 bedrooms, 2 beds and 1 bathroom. There is a private walled seating area at the back of the cottage with 2 tables, chairs and a bench.
A residents parking permit is provided for street parking on Mill Road.
Things To See And Do Nearby
Looking for landmarks, attractions and places to go nearby - here's a few ideas to warm you up.
Public Events
Christmas Lights Switch On
An absolute must for the children and the Christmas loving adults too! The big switch on is always exciting and it splits into three:
Christmas Lights at Lincoln St Marks Shopping Centre
Music, Entertainment and fun from 4:45pm with the big switch on at (drum roll.....) 6:30pm. Hosting is LincsFMs very own John Marshall and for the Swtich On you'll see on stage the cast of Lincoln's Christmas Panto from The Drill Hall, who this year are performing Cinderella (Ohhh yes they are...).
Christmas Lights on Lincoln High St
Also starting at 4:45pm with a procession including the mayor at 6:40pm and the big switch on at 7:10pm, so for the very keen, you can see both if you hurry! The high street entertainment is hosted by BBC Radio Lincolnshire and the switch on itself is hosted by none other than the lovely Melinda Messenger, who is starring in this years New Theatre Royal panto of Robin Hood.
Christmas Lights in Lincoln's Waterside Shopping Centre
Dancing, Singing and performances/entertainment will also be held in Lincoln's Waterside Shopping centre from 6pm. There will be an opportunity to meet Melinda Messenger (autographs and photos) too!
Markets
Lincoln's Christmas Market 2019
One of the oldest Christmas Markets as well as one of the biggest - with over 250 stalls spread across the historic quarter of Lincoln, through the Castle into Castle Square in front of Lincoln's Cathedral and into the medieval Bishops Palace.
Lincoln's Christmas market is famous worldwide and offers a truly festive experience for the whole family. Try local produce and lots of treats from further afield. There's plenty of mulled wine and the smell of German sausages in the air will get the tummy rumbling!
The Lincoln Christmas Market 2019 promises to be better than ever - use our site to find accommodation to stay, parking information and transport for the Lincoln Market. Find restaurants and local shops. Make it a fantastic visit to Lincoln and Lincoln's Christmas Market.
Find out everything you need to know about the Lincoln Christmas Market 2019 on this super-guide website.
Exhibitions & Fayres
Victoria & Albert Collection
The Lincoln Collection museum and gallery will host a special collection to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the births of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
The Collection Museum and the Usher Gallery will be home to treasures from London’s Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum as well as the National Portrait Gallery from October 5 to January 5 (2020).
You'll be able to see the first-ever Christmas card, paintings by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, Queen Victoria's favourite artist and chief portraitist of the Royal family, and, the unique 12th-century Gloucester Candlestick.