Uncle Henry's - Gainsborough

Address: Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD, United Kingdom.
Phone: 1652640308.
Website: unclehenrys.co.uk.
Specialties: Cafe, Bakery, Butcher shop, Conference center, Corporate gift supplier, Event venue, Farm, Farm shop, Garden, Gift shop.
Other points of interest: Outdoor seating, No-contact delivery, Delivery, On-site services, Takeaway, Dine-in, Fireplace, Great tea selection, Live performances, Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible seating, Wheelchair-accessible toilet, Alcohol, Beer, Coffee, Free water refills, Healthy options, Prepared foods, Small plates, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Wine, Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dessert, Seating, Toilets, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi, Casual, Cosy, Family friendly, Groups, LGBTQ+ friendly, Transgender safe space, Accepts reservations, Credit cards, Debit cards, Mobile payments, Credit cards, Good for kids, High chairs, Kids' menu, Free of charge street parking, Free parking lot, Parking, Dogs allowed.
Opinions: This company has 424 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.5/5.

Location of Uncle Henry's

1652640308

Uncle Henry's is a popular destination located at Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD, United Kingdom. This business has received 424 reviews on Google My Business with an impressive average opinion of 4.5/5.

Uncle Henry's offers a variety of specialties, including a cafe, bakery, butcher shop, conference center, corporate gift supplier, event venue, farm, farm shop, garden, and gift shop. Whether you're looking for freshly baked goods, high-quality meats, or unique gifts, Uncle Henry's has something for everyone.

Moreover, Uncle Henry's provides several on-site services, such as outdoor seating, no-contact delivery, delivery, takeaway, dine-in, and live performances. They also offer wheelchair-accessible facilities, including a car park, entrance, seating, and toilet. Additionally, Uncle Henry's is a transgender safe space and welcomes groups, families, and LGBTQ+ individuals.

The cafe at Uncle Henry's offers a great tea selection, alcohol, beer, coffee, free water refills, healthy options, prepared foods, small plates, vegan options, and vegetarian options. They serve breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dessert, making Uncle Henry's an ideal destination for any meal of the day.

Other amenities at Uncle Henry's include seating, toilets, wi-fi, cosy atmosphere, casual setting, and dog-friendly facilities. They accept reservations, credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payments, making it convenient for customers to pay for their purchases.

Reviews of Uncle Henry's

CJ

5/5

Such a lovely find on the way back from our day out. Staff were very welcoming and friendly. Great fresh produce. Very tasty food. Dog friendly areas inside and out. Plenty of parking. There's a children's play area too. Atmosphere was very cosy and relaxing.

Garry Whitmore (Dagdabear)

5/5

Very nice combined farm shop and restaurant conveniently just off A15 between the Humber and Lincoln.

We've eaten here a couple or so times a year, and if anything, things have just gotten better. Food is well cooked, local, and abundant. Highly recommended.

July 24 had breakfast here all very nice but a touch expensive.

G C

5/5

Dropped in for Sunday breakfast and wasn’t disappointed. Staff very friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking. Wheelchair friendly. Playground for the little ones. Homeware, gifts and food hall within the building.

Alex Sayer

5/5

This was a funny one, so I’m off carbs and had just scrambled eggs on toast. But without the toast and they still charged a tenner. But oh well, the coffee was nice, that place is always full of mums and kids and the elderly and there was even a man on his laptop. ? I know it was half term but there were kids everywhere and that doesn’t bother me it was quite sweet. The best thing was Jennifer doing the tables she was lovely and the atmosphere was good. The farm shop was a little cluttersed I shouldn’t fancy trying to wheel a pushchair through there!
Thanks anyway. The butchery bit looked great too. Yea. Nice place.

Howard Sewell

5/5

(Review of shop only) Large, full-service farm shop and cafe with enormous selection of meats, veg, beer/wine, jams, chutneys, you name it. Super-friendly staff, including the poor butcher who had just taken delivery of 7 pigs (!) minutes ago and yet was happy to indulge our request.

Jessie

5/5

Easy place to enjoy a cuppa and cake whilst using the fast car charger in the car park. There was a good selection of cakes. The scones, however, lacked fruit and were quite dry and we were shocked it was £4 for a buttered scone in the cafe but only £1.25 to take one away; it seemed like a large price hike for some butter and a plate!

Michelle Jackson

3/5

I was very disappointed, I’ve been to visit quite a few times and everything been fine. I took a friend with me who is gluten free and there was nothing for her to eat. Went to the fresh counter to buy groceries and no meat’s were gluten free either. There are a lot of people now with different food intolerance’s

Keith Parkins

3/5

I came across Uncle Henry's last year at the Lincoln Sausage Festival in the grounds of Lincoln Castle. Their sausages were used in a cooking demonstration and they had a stall. I was invited to visit the farm.

I don't know what I was expecting. A shed selling farm produce. What I found was a very large complex, in the middle of nowhere.

I decided on a burger, then when ordering, changed my mind, seeing pork chop on the board, weekend only.

Person at the till surly and uncooperative. No waitress service. No,could not have toast. Check with kitchen. Then backed down. Water. Go and get it.

Ordering the pork chop was a mistake. Tough. The chips looked disgusting, were disgusting. The fat on the pork chop was tasty, indicating maybe organic, maybe free range. I left the pork chop half eaten. Saved to give to the fox.

The restaurant was like a supermarket cafe in Asda or Morrisons.

A pleasant sunny courtyard with outside seating.

In the shop, ham shrink wrapped in plastic. Why? Why not carve or slice where the cheese was cut to order?

The lady manning the till for the fresh produce was friendly and helpful.

The narrow road leading to the farm shop, an idiot drove towards us too fast as we were leaving, forcing us off the road onto the waterlogged grass verge. There needs to be a prominently displayed 20mph speed limit.

If lived near Henry's, then useful for fresh produce. An hour round trip from Lincoln, no. Not when have Pepperdine's, Redhill Farm shop, Fresh from the Fields and a monthly farmers market.