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Pub of the Season Summer 2013
The Sutton Arms, Scawby

Our Summer Pub of the Season award goes to the The Sutton Arms, Scawby.

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This newly refurbished village pub is owned by local businessman Darren Lince (also owner of the White Swan at Scotter), and run by Martin Scott, a licensee with 20 years experience, who started working at the pub in January of this year.

Although set up with the emphasis on food, the Sutton Arms still has three real ales available. Shortly Theakston Best Bitter will be the 'house' beer, but the other two beers are guest beers. Martin rotates the guest beers around Lincolnshire breweries whenever possible, and recent guests have included beers from Axholme, Tom Wood and Batemans as well as beers from further afield such as Great Newsome, Greene King and Milestone. We were also very pleased to be joined by the brewers from Axholme.

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An extensive food menu featuring daily specials is available lunchtime and evening, and there is plenty of space for diners to eat in comfortable surroundings. Steak nights are featured on Wednesday evenings, where alarger range of steak meals are offered at a special price. A small bar is also featured for those who just want to pop in for a pint, and there is abeer garden to enjoy an outdoor drink in the warmer months.

Other attractions at the pub are live music every Friday evening and a pub quiz on Sunday evenings. The Sutton Arms is a very nice pub in which to drink and eat. It's good to welcome it back to the real ale fold, after previously giving up on real ale altogether under a previous licensee.

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