Skegness (/ˌskɛɡˈnɛs/ skeg-NESS) is a seaside town and civil parish in the East Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, England, on the Lincolnshire coast of the North Sea, 43 miles (69 km) east of Lincoln. In the 2011 census Skegness civil parish had a population of 19,579.
Restaurants in Skegness
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Burgh Antique and Collector's Centre offers a wide and interesting mix of vintage and collectable items along with a range of new handcrafted gifts and specialist interior pieces. There's seven large rooms crammed full of items from over 50 dealers, we try to cater for all interests and tastes. We are a few miles from Skegness, open 6 days a week, right next to a free all day car park. Usually open Bank holidays but please contact us before travelling. Burgh Le Marsh is a small historic town featuring Dobson's windmill & heritage centre, a cafe, bakery, traditional butcher, quality kitchen shop, post office, general stores, a good selection of pub/restaurants and more!
A beautiful shop , you could get lost with yourself and spend hours in there, lovely atmosphere and could take your time The staff was very helpful thankyou so full See you all tomorrow.
4.5 based on 782 reviews
Stunning visitor centre overlooking The Wash which has a cafe providing a great range of snacks and great food. There is also an information centre which runs various events throughout the year. Opening hours are restricted during the winter months and you will need to pay for parking.
4.5 based on 531 reviews
Lincolnshire's only open air museum set in 3 archers of gardens & orchard a short distance from center of Skegness. We have the oldest residence in Skegness, a Mud & Stud Cottage, historic farm machinery, a Richard Hornsby Traction Engine in full working order and so much more. You can finish off your visit in our Tea Room, The Haven.
The volunteers were very helpful and knowledgeable about their chosen subjects (traction engine and world war 1 and 2 memobilia to name a few) It's needs more support ( and better signage) as it is a hidden gem. The exhibits are good. Donation only but well worth the money.
4.5 based on 182 reviews
Lucky strike re-opened in 2009 after a devastating fire left the Skegness seafront in bits. A great day out is sure to be had when visiting one of the UK'S number one Family Entertainment Complexes. WHAT CAN WE DO AT LUCKY STRIKE? Once inside you can find the latest Amusement machines in the industry and high a jackpot casino. There's Much More...... Go Karts, Orbitors, Route 66 Cafe and bowling alley Ticket machines with 100's of leading prizes, Coffee Shop serving the finest fair-trade coffee, WOW Milkshakes, choose from 100s of flavours, Waterfront restaurant which boasts the best views in Skegness through the day or night. Come and join in the fun at Kids' World, Skegness- our adventure soft play area. Children can stay all day for £4.50 and toddlers for just £3.50. You can also take advantage of Kids' Worlds new loyalty scheme- for every 7 visits you get your 8th free. We offer a great range of themed childrens parties at Kids' World with prices starting at £7.95, or if you would rather have your party without a theme, it's just £6.95 per child! Every weekday we hold a toddler morning in Kids' World lasting until 1pm for just £2 per toddler. Baby play is also available Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,in which babies can enjoy our dedicated baby area, then enjoy a homemade baby dinner, juice is also included. A full restaurant menu is served within the play area, or you may eat in Waterfront and then return to play after. Come along and join in the fun. Visit Planet Kids- our exciting new play area, right next to Kids World with out of this world features such as a balloon typhoon, cinema room, interactive wristbands, gaming zone and ball drop.. to name just a few. Booking for V.I.P. parties now been taken!
Large 2 level arcade with lots of slot and ticket machines for all ages, casino area for adults. Soft play, bumper cars, pool tables, cafe and coffee stop window area overlooking the seafront parade. COVID secure with hand sanitizer stations, one way system and face masks while inside. Great family fun entertainment. Near clock tower, bus stop right outside
4.5 based on 177 reviews
Recommended by a friend to visit while in area, absolutely loved that it had free parking and free toilets, chapel st leonards you have to pay for your human right to wee...the beach was beautiful with long sandy beaches our dogs loved it, there was also a shop and cafe next to car park...and the cloud bar which is Interesting, glad we went.
4.5 based on 58 reviews
A 19th century windmill which was refurbished in 2014. A new H frame, repaired cap and new sails were included in the full restoration. This is a unique mill as it 'left handed'- the sails turn clockwise - and it has 5 sails. Unfortunately, due to the high winds, all of the repairs have come to nothing as the cap was blown off and is now awaiting repair. The site is closed to visitors .
A wonderful experience. The mill tour is great and the volunteers are so knowledgeable and explain fully, the workings of the mill. There is a museum that provides an educational experience for the young and a heritage experience for both locals and visitors. Tea, coffee or cold drinks are served in the cafe by really nice friendly staff and the homemade cakes are to die for. In December every year Santa comes to the mill and gives presents to the children.So if you are anywhere near Burgh Le Marsh then give the mill site a visit.
4.5 based on 869 reviews
Beautiful large beach, so clean and the golden sand stretches for miles, so even on a busy summers day you can always find a quiet spot. Would definitely recommend for couples and families.
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Beautiful clock tower obviously a land mark in skegness well maintained and chimes built to commemorate queen Victoria's diamond jubilee this clock looks beautiful during the day and at night it is lite with colours which luminates the clock tower
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