The Countryman isn't located particularly close to where I live, or even where I frequent, being in a village several miles away, but it is worth the journey (especially when busy on Wednesday lunchtimes when they serve fish dishes at discounts). I usually have the rump or sirloin steak with trimmings and a couple of glasses of wine, and it is absolutely superb. The atmosphere is more akin to a quality restaurant than a pub, and while the staff are perhaps more efficient than friendly, the atmosphere they have cultivated is very peaceful whilst being comfortable, lively and enjoyable, and I happily pay the £20 the above affords me.

Got to agree with others that Grimsby is now one of THE places to go out My fave night is Thursday - down at Chicago Rock. Only a quid to get in then all drinks AND what's on the Thursday menu is all a quid - all night. They've got a good DJ, none of this jungle crap - but he is a bit banana's. They also have a photographer, who puts your picture on the big screen as well. See if you can guess which I am - http://ChicagoRock.Luvs.It is the website where they put the photo's taken on Thursdays. 'Lizzie' ...  Read the complete review

Well it isnt often you hear people talking about grimsby never mind actually knowing it even exists,im from grimsby and ive lived here for about 10 years now so ive seen it really busy and seen it through its slump, and I can guarentee every body and anybody a good night out if your 18 and over youll have a scream.... cleethorpes has got to be the best night out for miles I would even say its better than skegness.....you got all the trendy pubs and you got the quiet ones but wether your 18 or 80 you are made to feel welcome in every single pub, if you want a night club there is 2 for the younger ones the Pier and Flares (Flares is a 70's special, pub and club ...  Read the complete review

Grimsby is quite a small town in North East Lincolnshire.The Grimsby night-life is quite a good night out. Weekends are the busiest as in most towns and cities. The pubs are very close to each other so you can stroll out of one into the next. There are a lot of the well known branded pubs such as Edwards, TP Woods and Wetherspoons as well as some not so well known like Lloyds and Swigs. The pubs in Grimsby cater for all ages, there are pubs for the 40 somethings who just want a quiet drink and pubs for the 18 and upwards who are on the pull and want to have a laugh and dance. The downside of Grimsby is that there isn't a very good choice of ...  Read the complete review

Grimsby is a small town on the end of the M180. It used to be a really big fishing port and where there are sailers there are pubs. These days things are different now, but there are still many places to visit for that relaxing drink, if that is what you are after. There are plenty of pubs to drink at in Grimsby and they all cater for different people. In the town centre there are the 'trendy' pubs, like, Edwards, T.P Woods, with wooden floor, cool music and bottled beers. Plus they are building a new development of pubs and wine bars, next to the shopping centre. That is where Chicargo Rock Cafe is, all my friends go a lot and say it is really good, a bit for ..  Read the complete review