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What to do and see in Lincoln, England: The Best Shopping
Discover the best top things to do in Lincoln, United Kingdom including Beggarz Kanyon, Follie, Goodies of Lincoln, Ruby & Betty's Bra Emporium, Imperial Teas, Navenby Antiques Centre, The Crafty Bottle, Harding House Gallery, Daisy Made Farm, Sam Scorer Gallery.
Restaurants in Lincoln
1. Beggarz Kanyon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Collectibles in Sci-Fi, TV, Movie and Comic Culture as well as Retro Toys, Gifts and Apparel Your one stop Shop for all that's Cool !
2. Follie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Follie offers a unique range of Gifts, Cards, Jewellery, Home Accessories, Mirrors, Cushions, Scarves and Vintage finds. Bespoke personalised gifts handmade in-store. Located in the heart of the historical Cathedral area of Lincoln. Open Monday - Saturday 10 - 5pm. Seasonal Sunday trading (please check Facebook, Twitter & Instagram for Sunday & Bank Holiday openings)
3. Goodies of Lincoln
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 810pennyg
One of my favourite parts about my home town I grew up in, lincoln. This lovely little sweet shop is at the bottom of steep hill and I will be sure to visit every time I come back home and pop into town! They have all the best old school sweeties!! And the staff are just great. I love how tiny it is and you get such a great experience when you’re in there, always a pleasant conversation! Hope this stays for a long time more. Big love!
4. Ruby & Betty's Bra Emporium
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
5. Imperial Teas
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Arona99 - Beraut, France
I first discovered the shop in 1996 while visiting Lincoln and its surroundings. At the time, it was quite small but full to the brim of exciting teas. As a tea lover, I couldn’t wait to try various blends and types so bought several and brought them home to Belgium. I was amazed at the quality and started ordering tea from the shop on a nearly yearly basis. I later moved to Canada and kept ordering tea from Imperial Teas as it was impossible to find anything remotely close to the outstanding quality of their products. I will be moving back to Europe this year and look forward to visiting Lincoln again and having tea at the new premises. Throughout these 24 years, staff has always been most kind and helpful. Also looking forward to their new website.
6. Navenby Antiques Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Navenby Antiques Centre is situated in the picturesque village of Navenby, on the A607 between Lincoln and Grantham. It is run by Laura and Dean Conway and offers a wide range of antiques and collectables, with salerooms over two floors, a courtyard garden and The Lounge Café.
Reviewed By annwen
Worth a visit, stock well presented and staff helpful and knowledgeable Covid secure I felt safe walking around
7. The Crafty Bottle
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Lincoln’s only beer shop and tasting rooms. Owned by a local brewery The Crafty Bottle boasts a selection of over 300 beers from all over the world as well as local beers. Two local beers from Lincolnshire Brewing Company are always on draught aswell as other guest ales from time to time. Beer tasting session are also available by pre booking only.
Reviewed By 286ryanj - Lincoln, United Kingdom
I never visit Lincoln without popping in to the Crafty Bottle. It’s a beautifully presented shop with really friendly & knowledgeable staff who are always happy to have a chat and give advice whether you’re buying a present for someone or treating yourself. They don’t just stock ale, their shelves boast superb ciders, meads plus gins and rums and so much more. Big emphasis on local (grab a couple of bottles of beer by the Lincolnshire Brewing Company) and don’t leave without enjoying a cheeky pint of cask ale. ~Best wishes from Cleethorpes. See you soon.
8. Harding House Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Housed in a timbered 16th Century building within the Cathedral Quarter, Harding House Gallery provides a unique and exciting place for artists to exhibit their work. The Co-operative was set up in 1994 by a group of local artists who decided to establish a much needed outlet for the contemporary visual arts in Lincoln, and HHG is now one of the most successful artist’s co-operatives in the country. We are a diverse group of artists or makers of contemporary craft, and between us we are entirely responsible for the staffing and daily functioning of the Gallery. Our members are also active in other areas such as teaching, running workshops, arts consultancy, exhibiting in and supplying galleries and stores around the country, and generally promoting the arts throughout the region. We are open every day from 10am - 5pm, and 11am - 4pm on Sundays (Except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day).
Reviewed By carolineh474 - Ashurst, United Kingdom
We popped in here three times over our stay on Steep Hill. The Staff were, without exception, really chatty and also informative about the beautiful crafts displayed by a range of artists and craftsmen. It’s certainly worth a visit and we did not leave empty handed.
9. Daisy Made Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By ImpOnTour - Thorpe On The Hill, United Kingdom
You know what this place never disappoints! Even in these uncertain times of social distancing! Delicious ice cream with a little cue, which was to be expected! Excellent
10. Sam Scorer Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
CORVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS) UPDATE UNFORTUNATELY, DUE TO THE CURRENT SITUATION, WE ARE CLOSING THE GALLERY FOR A PERIOD OF 4 MONTHS FROM CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SATURDAY 21 MARCH. THIS EXHIBITION WILL BE POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE. PLEASE STAY SAFE EVERYONE. Sam Scorer Gallery, run by a passionate volunteer collective, offers regular exhibitions of local artists work for you to enjoy in a modern venue only a stone’s throw away from the entrance to Lincoln Castle. Come along and have your horizons broadened by stunning sculpture, thought provoking paintings and lots more brain candy. It's free to come in and look around and you never know, you might just find that special gift you've been looking for.
