The Tollemache Inn — Pub in Grantham

The Tollemache Inn is a traditional pub located on St Peter’s Hill in Grantham. You can find easy access to the town centre and nearby transport links. It’s known for its wide selection of real ale and the Tollemache Platter, a generous sharing dish. Both locals and visitors frequently stop by for a quick lunch, a relaxing evening drink, or a casual meal. This Grade II listed building offers a historic atmosphere in the heart of Grantham.

Established in 1600, The Tollemache Inn originally functioned as a Co-op store before becoming the pub it is today. Its Jacobean architectural style features half-timbered construction and retains many original features, earning it Grade II listed status. Inside, you’ll find traditional pub decor with low ceilings and exposed timber beams creating a warm, lively environment. A statue of Hon Frederick Tollemache stands outside the entrance, and the building reflects the wider Wetherspoon brand’s consistent design. This makes it a social space for both quick visits and longer stays.

The Tollemache Inn operates as a pub, serving food and drinks throughout the day. Expect a lively atmosphere, especially in the evenings. You'll find a comprehensive menu, including the signature Tollemache Platter, alongside a wide selection of ales, with options recognized by CAMRA. The Grade II listed building provides a historic backdrop for relaxed dining and social gatherings, making it a popular spot for both quick stops and extended visits. Expect a lively vibe and a bustling atmosphere.