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# Stamford

A comprehensive guide from a Stamford local

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## Posts

- [Blog / Cassie's Corner](https://www.stamford.org.uk/blog/)
- [TikiLa: Tacos, Tequila, Rum](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/tikila-tiki-bar/) - Opening on July 10th, a new rooftop tiki bar is coming to Stamford, and if you're a big fan of Mexican and Jamaican-inspired food and drinks, it's likely to be right up your street. A new concept spot above the ever popular Orbis at 11 All Saints Place, PE9 2AR, Stamford, the venue is set
- [Where to watch the World Cup in Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/where-to-watch-world-cup-games-football-in-stamford/) - Football fever - on account of the 2026 FIFA World Cup - has gripped the nation and of course Stamford is no exception to that. While a handful of Stamford pubs have a TV, The Danish Invader has to be the spot to go to with serious atmosphere and big screens on match day. For
- [JK's Lounge](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/jks-lounge/) - JK's lounge is the new kid on the block of the Stamford bar scene, and brain child of Stuart Johnson and Kirstene. Aiming for a relaxed and refined style, it offers a wide range of fine wines, cocktails, spirits as well as other beverages (Guiness, Camden Pale Ale, coffee etc). Cocktails on offer include everything
- [Halloween in Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/halloween-in-stamford/) - Halloween can be a love it or hate it time of year for many, where many of us find ourselves stockpiling sweets for the inevitable 'trick or treat' knock on the door. If you're into scary movieS, halloween customes and the like it can certainly be a fun one. Stamford doesn't exactly go all out
- [Stamford Town Cricket Club - Women's Cricket Players Wanted!](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/stamford-town-cricket-club-womens-cricket-players-wanted/) - Months back, more time was dedicated to the Stamford Sport Club page in order to collate a comprehensive collection of the towns sport offerings. Since then we've received a few requests to highlight specific efforts and events, and this one should certainly be of interest to cricket fans. The Stamford Town Cricket Club is currently
- [Stamford Funfair](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/stamford-funfair/) - Click through if you're looking for Stamford Mid Lent Fair info, which is town late March 2026. From dates Wednesday 13th - Sunday 17th August 2025 Woods Fun fair comes to Stamford. It'll be on Stamford Recreation Ground (PE9 1EN) and will feature food stalls and all of your favourite fair rides and attractions (waltzers,
- [Stamford Fair](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/stamford-fair/) - Stamford mid lent fair is taking place from Monday 16th March - Saturday 21st March 2026, ending just before the arrival of the Stamford Circus. Owned by South Kesteven District Council, and presented by the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain, it's a highlight in Stamford calendar. It's open daily till late at locations throughout the
- [The Millstone - No longer dog friendly?](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/the-millstone-no-longer-dog-friendly/) - I recently headed to The Millstone to have a quiet pint with my brother, and was surprised to see that dogs are no longer allowed in the pub. Stamford is a very dog friendly area, and so I was taken aback to see that the pub has gone from handing out dog treats not so
- [The Millstone Inn](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-millstone-inn/) - The Millstone Inn in Stamford is a traditional pub with a friendly feel. It's spacious and you'll often find a mix of regulars and new faces propping up the bar. There's a good selection of drinks on offer and TVs for those interested in keeping tabs on sport. At the weekends there's sometimes music and
- [Stamford Christmas Market 2025](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/stamford-christmas-market-2025/) - The 2025 Stamford Christmas Market was once again a roaring success, with the existing xmas market now extending out into St Marys Street and featuring an impressive 150+ market stalls. Taking place on November 30th from 10am to 5am locals and out of towners alike flocked to town in impressive numbers to enjoy the start
- [Stamford at Christmas](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/stamford-at-christmas/) - 2025 Stamford, Lincolnshire — Christmas Events Calendar Date Event What to Expect 27th November 2025 Stamford Christmas Lights Switch-On The Stamford Christmas lights switch on Takes place in Red Lion Square from 5pm to 6.30pm on Thursday 27th November. There will be a welcome from the town crier and mayor, a poem from the town’s
- [MindSpace Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/mindspace-stamford/) - The importance of mental wellbeing cannot be overstated, but we don't necessarily appreciate that in our culture. A 'stuff upper lip' and soldiering may sometimes work as a strategy, but what about when it doesn't and you have few other tools at your disposal to get mentally back on track. That or you're not particularly
- [Eleven St Pauls](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/eleven-st-pauls/) - Right next door to The Wine Bar (in fact they're connected and there is a shared garden area) is the new kid of the block 11 St Paul. This modern and stylish cocktail bar has only been open for a couple of months but is certainly worth checking out. There's an attractive outside seating area,
- [The Hurdler](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-hurdler/) - The Hurdler has an authentic 'local' feel about it, so you're likely to see familar faces returning. This gives it an authentic feel and makes it a nice spot to stop for a pint. A little removed from central Stamford pubs, it's still essentially just a short walk away and is well worth a visit.
- [Greggs Returns to Stamford!](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/greggs/) - From 2008 when it was rebranded from Bakers Oven, Greggs was a mainstay on Stamford High Street but it sadly closed in 2017. While it's great to have artisan bakery options and the like, as a national chain and brand some have missed Greggs and as recently as April 2025 there were rumours that Greggs
- [Stamford Dog Show](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/stamford-dog-show-2025/) - We're known to be a nation of animal lovers, and a walk around Stamford or a pint in one of the dog friendly pubs or cafes certainly shows that to be the case here. The pro pooch credentials of the area run deeper than that though, and this year on Sunday 14th September 2025 from
- [Daniel Lambert - Once the heaviest man in recorded history](https://www.stamford.org.uk/history/daniel-lambert/) - If you've taken a stroll around the cobbled streets of Stamford you're bound to have seen references or images of a rotund fellow named Daniel Lambert. Born in Leicester on 13th March 1770, Lambert is famous for at one point in time being authenticated as the fattest man in recorded history. Ironically in his younger
- [The London Inn](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-london-inn/) - The London Inn, positioned in Central Stamford, is a great go to bar either for a quiet pint out or on a night on the town. The pub has a standout rooftop terrace where you can eat or drink (it's not the most extensive menu, but there are some tasty options there and a £20
- [Panevino Italian Restaurant](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/panevino-italian-restaurant/) - It's not everyday that Stamford gets a new restaurant but on 11th June 2025 a license was approved for Panevino Italian Restaurant, which will be located at The Riverside in Wharf Road, Stamford. It's owner Dmitrij Bliumin, who has 20 years experience, and wife Inga already have longstanding Panevino restaurants in Chepstow and Sleaford and
- [Stamford Circus](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/stamford-circus/) - Who doesn't love the circus? Stunts and acrobatics that most of us could only dream of doing, performed right in front of your very eyes. It's not every day that you get to see the cirus in your own back yard either and so Stamford residents eager to do so should take note! The Pinder's
- [PureGym comes to Stamford!](https://www.stamford.org.uk/news/puregym-comes-to-stamford/) - Being a regular at the local Stamford Leisure Pool (which itself has a gym) for a year has kept me at decent / less terrible fitness levels than I otherwise would've been. Prices have gone up of late though, now at £27.99 a month which to be honest is at the top end of what
- [Twelve All Saints](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/twelve-all-saints/) - Friendly service and a modern and comfortable environment are both a given at Twelve All Saints cocktail bar. In the week you're often able to grab a comfy sofa downstairs, or if you prefer there's an expansive upstairs area too. It gets pretty busy at the weekend (when there's sometimes live music), but both week
- [Lambert's Kitchen Dogs Menu](https://www.stamford.org.uk/dog-tales/lamberts-dogs-menu/) - It's me, your canine correspondant on the Stamford scene, Cassie. Today, I had a break in my otherwise busy barking schedule so decided to have a breakfast bite to eat in local cafe, Lamberts. As you can see, it's a nicely set out spot for 'hoomans', and is tucked away down a side street in
- [Melbourn Brothers](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/melbourn-brothers/) - File this one under 'coming soon' or perhaps not as the case may be. the inclusion of the Mebourn Brothers pub in our guide is on the basis that it was one of the most beloved pubs in Stamford, and one or the victims over covid essentially. There have however been rumblings that this historic
- [St Mary's Vaults](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/st-marys-vaults/) - Many have fond memories of St Mary's Vaults. A Stamford pub that closed in 2020 (likely covid related) at the same time as the towns other Samuel Smith pub, Melbourn Brothers. There are stirrings of this previously popular pub returning to Stamford, but until/unless it actually happens, it's best to consider this page a fond
- [The Golden Fleece](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-golden-fleece/) - The Golden Fleece in Stamford, Lincolnshire is a traditional English pub in the heart of the town. The sheep market pub has a comfortable yet characterful setting and is a nice spot to have a pint or opt for tasty, reasonably priced pub grub .There's a wide selection of drinks on offer too. On occasion
- [The Lord Burghley](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-lord-burghley/) - If you're looking for a reasonably priced pint in a traditional English pub setting then you've come to the right place. Converted from an historic 18th century building, The Lord Burghley has lost none of its visual appeal or atmospehere. With a darts board and TV for sports fans, occasional live music and a spacious
- [The Wine Bar](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-wine-bar/) - It's nice that there's a place in Stamford that caters for Wine drinkers, but is also more than happy for others to tag along too, if wine isn't your thing. The Wine Bar, positioned near the Tobie Norris, is a great spot to sip on a glass (or bottle) of red, white, or rosé. With
- [The Kings Head](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-kings-head/) - The King's Head is a traditional English pub located in Stamford. The pub really looks the part with its Georgian exterior, exposed beams and comfortable seating both inside and out. The outside area is cosy and intimate, perfect for a meal out or a few drinks with friends. The King's Head pride themselves in their
- [The Tobie Norris](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-tobie-norris/) - The Tobie Norris has buckets of historic charm. Housed in a 13th-century building, there's antique furniture upstairs and quirky decor elsewhere. Spacious both upstairs and down, you're likely to be able to find a place to rest your pint, and enjoy food from the varied menu, which includes traditional pub food, gourmet burgers and wood
- [The Cellar Bar](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-cellar-bar/) - While it would be easy to omit The Cellar Bar from our list of Stamford bars due to the number of other watering holes in the area, it would be a shame not to give mention to this Stamford Art Centre linked venue. Open nightly with the exception of Sunday, it's a nice unassuming spot
- [Mama Liz's](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/mama-lizs/) - Mama Liz is a distictive venue that's something of a jack of all trades. On weekdays it's a great spot for a pint and glass of wine or perhaps a meal - with some tremendous, great value soul food offerings (there's an attractive upstairs dining area as well as tables downstairs and the option to
- [Paten and co](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/paten-and-co/) - Set in central Stamford, the Paten and Co bar combines a modern and classy look with a sprinkle of tradition to bring you a bar well worth your patronage. There's a cosy seated area tucked away downstairs, as well as an upstairs area with a fantastic view of the town centre and church. And outdoor
- [The George of Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-george/) - If there's a jewel in the crown of Stamford pubs in terms of a spot that is seen as a cut above, it has to be The George. With log fires and various rooms in which to relax, it's a must see spot even of you don't make it your pub 'go to'. You pay
- [Danish Invader](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/danish-invader/) - Surely one of the more interestingly named pubs in Stamford, and one not to be missed. It's a little out of the centre, but a shame to miss as it's an extremely spacious venue, with high ceilings and TVs dotted all about the place; a perfect venue to watch football or boxing with friends. There's
- [The Jolly Brewer](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-jolly-brewer/) - The Jolly Brewer in Stamford is a local pub that brings with it a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Its historical charm is evident in features like the classic fireplace and herringbone flooring. The pub is famous locally for its diverse beer selection, including brews from its own Bakers Dozen brewery. Traditional pub games, such as
- [The Copper Room](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-copper-room/) - The Copper Room is a stylish and intimate pub in Stamford, Lincs. It combines a traditional cosy pub feel, with a modern and playful twist, LED lights adding a stylish touch at night. There's comfortable sofas for those looking to have a relaxing drink out, and even board games to play if you're there with
- [The Green Man](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-green-man/) - The Green Man is a short walk away from the town centre and so is easily missed unless you're looking to explore the area, but it's certainly worth a visit. A traditional and friendly pub with a local feel, it's a cosy spot and a lovely pub to pop to for a quick pint. There's
- [Cosy Club](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/cosy-club/) - Yes, it's a chain but Stamford's Cosy Club is central, spacious and has a touch of class to its decour. With really comfortable - and dog friendly - seated areas reminiscent of an inviting lounge as well happy hours and a restaurant offering quality reasonably priced evening meals as well as tasty breakfasts, it's a
- [Willoughby's](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/willoughbys/) - Willoughby's bar and club is essentially Stamford Nightclub. Generally appealing to a younger crowd (though all are welcome) it's an attractive venue that plays both the latest chart hits as well as classics. Often there's known guest DJs and acts; a great spot to visit at the end of a night out if you're still
- [The Bull and Swan](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-bull-and-swan/) - If you're looking for a touch of class then look no further than the Bull and Swan. A traditional English pub with a warm and cosy feel, real ales, and hearty food. There's even a fancy new 'potting shed' / ski chalet outside if it's busy inside, which is an ideal spot for a drink
- [The Stamford Post (Wetherspoons)](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-stamford-post/) - Let's face it every town has to have one. Love it, or hate it, Wetherspoons or 'Spoons' offers a good value night out (and meal if you're hungry) at a time where pennies don't stretch far. You'll be looking a long time before you find pint prices cheaper around these parts, so it has its
- [The Crown](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/the-crown/) - The Crown is a Stamford, Lincolnshire pub with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The interior has a high end look and there's comfortable seating throughout. The staff are polite, friendly and knowledgable, always happy to offer culinary or drink suggestions should you be unsure of what to order. The menu features a range of dishes

## Pages

- [Front](https://www.stamford.org.uk/) - Quick links -> Stamford Pubs / Restaurants / Cafes Set on the edge of Lincolnshire (where three other counties converge; Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, and Rutland), Stamford is a pretty market town full of with history and charm. With its beautifully preserved Georgian architecture, Stamford is considered to be one of England's finest stone towns (poet John
- [Pubs](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pubs/) - Whether you're a fan of modern buzzling pubs or traditional establishments within a Georgian setting, you've come to the right place with Stamford. There's even a 'Spoons' thrown into the mix, which may seem at odds with the location, but certainly serves its purpose for many. Below is a comprehensive list of Stamford pubs /
- [Dog Friendly Pubs](https://www.stamford.org.uk/dog-friendly-pubs/) - It can sometimes be difficult to ascertain (or remember!) which pubs / bars in a local area are dog friendly, and Stamford is no different. By all means, Stamford is a very dog friendly town compared to most, but that doesn't mean that every single spot you'd care to visit is an inviting or accepting
- [Pub Opening and Closing Times](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pub-opening-times/) - It can be frustrating to have to use guess work or individually check opening and closing times of pubs, and Stamford pubs are no exception to that. We've taken the frustration out of the equation here with the below pub / bar opening and closing hours list. Bull and Swan Monday – Thursday 12
- [Sports Clubs](https://www.stamford.org.uk/sports-clubs/) - Stamford has a lively sporting scene, with clubs and facilities that cater to all ages and abilities. Whether you’re into team competition, or casual fitness, the town offers plenty of ways to get active and meet people. Here’s a round-up of some of the main sports clubs in and around Stamford. Tennis & Racquet Sports
- [Restaurants](https://www.stamford.org.uk/restaurants/) - Whether you're a lover of Chinese, Indian / Nepalese, Turkish, Italian cuisine, fish and chips or a well done British traditional Sunday Lunch, you've come to the right place in Stamford. There's even restaurants bringing award winning offerings. A quick bite to eat, a pizza, three course meals and selection of small plates - it's
- [Market](https://www.stamford.org.uk/market/) - Stamford has one of the best markets in the region. Strictly speaking on the Friday it's a farmers market combined with the regular friday market. The farmers market is also in Grantham every other Saturday, should you wish to check it out in that Lincolnshire town. Some market traders are part of Stamford market every
- [Annual Events Calendar](https://www.stamford.org.uk/annual-events-calendar/) - There are of course numerous events on throughout the year in Stamford at the Corn exchange, Art Centre and so on (music, comedy, movies and more). Links to those can be found here. This page however focuses on core Stamford annual events that we all enjoy year on year. The date and time may change
- [Cafes](https://www.stamford.org.uk/cafes/) - There's nothing quite like a little stop by at a cafe in the picturesque town of Stamford. A coffee, cake and a bit of leisurely people watching in this beautiful location is not to be missed. As you'd expect there are numerous unique coffee shops, cafes and breakfast spots here, from quick and easy
- [Stamford Cafe Opening and Closing Times](https://www.stamford.org.uk/cafe-opening-and-closing-times/) - If you're tired of looking for individual cafe opening and closing times in Stamford on websites, social media or search engines, we've taken the hassle out of that for you by compiling all opening hours for cafes in the Stamford area. Aloha Foods Monday 10 am–3 pm, 5–9 pm Tuesday 10 am–3 pm, 5–9 pm Wednesday 10 am–3 pm, 5–9 pm Thursday 10 am–3 pm, 5–9 pm
- [Battle of Britain Parade & Service](https://www.stamford.org.uk/battle-of-britain-parade-service/) - Many of us won't have been alive for the battle of Britain, but that doesn't mean that we forget the bravy and sacrifice of those who put their lives on the line by defending our skies. This event marks the 85th anniversary of this Luftwaffe assault, and Spitfire and Hurricane fighter planes decisively acting again
- [Burghley Horse Trials](https://www.stamford.org.uk/burghley-horse-trials/) - Burghley Horse Trials 2025 The Defender Burghley Horse Trials is a prestigious annual three-day CCI5*-L eventing competition held in September in the parkland of Burghley House, near Stamford in Lincolnshire. It’s deemed by the International Federation for Equestrian Sports to be one of the seven leading top three-day eventing fixtures. The trials began in 1961
- [Fascinating Facts about Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/fascinating-facts-about-stamford/) - A dispute between scholars at one point led to Stamford being home to a university that would seek to rival Cambridge and Oxford in 1333. It sent waves to the extent that Oxford and Cambridge graduates were, until 1827 made to swear not to be involved in a university at Stamford. This was known as
- [Quotes about Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/quotes-about-stamford/) - Stamford Quotes from Travellers, Writers, and Filmmakers For centuries, Stamford (Lincolnshire) has been a magnet for praise— inspiring everyone from 17th-century travellers to modern day journalists and TV producers. Here are some notable quotations about the town. Travellers (17th–18th centuries) “As fine a built town all of stone as may be seen… not very large
- [TV, Film Production and Celebrity Sightings](https://www.stamford.org.uk/tv-film-and-celebrity-sightings/) - Film & TV productions on location (Stamford/Burghley) Keira Knightley & Matthew Macfadyen – filmed Pride & Prejudice (2005) in Stamford’s St George’s Square/Meryton; Knightley was photographed on Stamford High Street during the shoot. Judi Dench – appeared in Pride & Prejudice scenes at nearby Burghley House (Rosings). Tom Hanks – The Da Vinci Code filmed
- [Burghley House](https://www.stamford.org.uk/burghley-house/) - Burghley House is a grand Elizabethan 16th-century English country house situated near Stamford, Lincolnshire. It was built by Sir William Cecil, chief advisor to Queen Elizabeth I. Construction started in 1555 and was completed ba little over 30 years later. The house has over 80 richly decorated rooms, including state rooms, private family quarters, and
- [Lincolnshire](https://www.stamford.org.uk/lincolnshire/) - Stamford is known for it's beautiful georgian buildings, bustling market, and hundreds of years of fascinating and varied history. Exploring this site will show you all it has to offer, from pubs, cafes and restaurants to walks and meals out. It's uniquely situated on the edge of lincolnshire. four counties, Lincolnshire, Rutland, Northamptonshire and Cambridgeshire
- [Moving to Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/moving-to-stamford/) - Moving to Stamford There are of course many considerations to be made when moving an a new area. Factors such as its proximity to your workplace (unless you work from home in which case a fast internet connection or additional workspaces may be important to you), local schools, shops, affordability of housing all come into
- [Things to Do](https://www.stamford.org.uk/things-to-do/) - If you're looking to explore Stamford in the day or are moving to Stamford, why not check out the myriad of cafes or shops on offer in the town, or go for a wander to Burghley House (which also holds an activities events), the meadow set alongside the River Welland offering great views of Stamford,
- [Events](https://www.stamford.org.uk/events/) - There's always a lot going on in and around Stamford including annual events that you cannessentially put down in your calendar! There's much more besides though, so here's handy quick links to Stamford event websites. Click through below for what's on, activities and events local to Stamford. Stamford Arts Centre - Cinema, theatre, workshops, talks
- [Taxi Services](https://www.stamford.org.uk/taxi-services-taxis/) - Stamford is quite a compact little spot, but if you need a taxi even within the local area, or to go somewhere further afield, there a number of reliable local taxi options. Below is a list of some local taxis that are sure to get you from location A to B. Fixed rate, comfortable, payment
- [Shops](https://www.stamford.org.uk/shops/) - In a time where many highstreets are struggling, Stamford bucks that trend, offering a mix of household name shops, boutique storefronts and charming cafés. Some of our favourites independent shops in Stamford in 2025. Anand Shoes of Stamford (8 St Mary’s St, PE9 2DE, Stamford) – Longstanding independent shoe shop also offering leather repair, key
- [Itinerary](https://www.stamford.org.uk/itinerary/) - Planning your time for a Stamford trip: (Or skip to a Stamford pub crawl or local villages itinerary) One-Day Travel Itinerary for Stamford, Lincolnshire Morning: Arrive in Stamford (around 9:00 AM). Start with a visit to Burghley House, an impressive Elizabethan mansion just outside Stamford. Explore the grand rooms, stunning gardens, and parkland (2-3 hours).
- [Workspace](https://www.stamford.org.uk/workspace/) - Everyones work situation is different, but especially post covid many find themselves still working remotely and online and that's a situation that can come with both positives and negatives. Money-wise being able to save on office commuting costs and working at distance from a location with higher wages (say London), it can really benefit you
- [Getting there / Directions](https://www.stamford.org.uk/getting-there-directions/) - A quick non nonsense guide to getting to Stamford, getting around the local area and directions to and from here: Plane In true Planes, Trains and Automobiles style, if you're travelling from abroad and looking to arrive in the UK and head to Stamford as part of your stay, Stanstead airport is ideally the airport
- [Accommodation](https://www.stamford.org.uk/accommodation/) - Stamford, Lincolnshire offers accommodation options to suit different tastes and budgets, but with no large hotel in the area, it may take time to figure out the right accommodation for you. Some of the pubs in the area have rooms and yet to stay in them often comes at a premium price. A plus point
- [Walks](https://www.stamford.org.uk/walks/) - When you combine the fact that Stamford is a beautiful Georgian market town, with it's position as a meeting point of four separate counties, it's no wonder that it's a location that's perfect for those with a passion for walking. Walk 1: Stamford Town & Meadows Circuit (2–3 hours, ~3 miles) Start: Stamford High Street
- [Villages and Areas near Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/villages-and-areas-near-stamford/) - Stamford is surrounded by a ring of attractive villages, each with its own character, history, and unique countryside charm. Here’s a look at some of the highlights, along with the routes that link them back to Stamford. BarnackBarnack is well known for the Barnack Hills and Holes National Nature Reserve, a unique landscape left from
- [Pub Quiz Nights](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pub-quiz-nights-2/) - Anyone tuning into the ITV'S Chase will be in awe of the ability of 'The Chasers' and wonder how we would fare if with our general knowledge were put to the test. The Sinnerman Paul Sinha has actually been to the London Inn pub in Stamford, only to enjoy a Sunday lunch rather than a
- [Tolethorpe Hall Rutland Open Air Theatre](https://www.stamford.org.uk/tolethorpe-hall-rutland-open-air-theatre/) - Every summer, Tolethorpe Hall hosts an open-air theatre season presented by the Stamford Shakespeare Company. Usually running from June through August, each year the venue features two Shakespeare plays alongside a non-Shakespeare play in this faburlous Rutland setting, with productions performed in a natural amphitheatre capable of seating around 600 people. In 2025 Macbeth and
- [Stamford Weather](https://www.stamford.org.uk/stamford-weather/) - A day out in Stamford is always a good shout, but knowing what the weather is likely to be befortehand is never a bad idea. There are several websites that let you keep an eye on the weather today and in the coming days in Stamford, Lincolnshire but our top choice would have to be
- [Contact](https://www.stamford.org.uk/about/) - Having lived in Stamford and appreciated what it has to offer, I decided to set up Stamford.ORG.UK. Over time I plan to expand on what I've already built here, and turn the site into valuable resource for those both visiting the Stamford area as well as locals. If you have any suggestions, corrections, are interested
- [Dog Friendly Cafes](https://www.stamford.org.uk/dog-friendly-cafes/) - If you're a Stamford based animal lover you may sometimes want or need to head out with your furry friend. There's nothing worse than finding out that your dog isn't welcome at a local cafe or coffee shop. Below we detail which cafes in Stamford are and aren't dog friendly. Often the establishment's website or
- [Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Stamford](https://www.stamford.org.uk/vegetarian-and-vegan-restaurants/) - Gone are the days where every restaurant is bad for Vegetarian options, but at the same time some spots are much better for veggie and vegan friendly options than others, so below we highlight some of our go to vegetarian and vegan places to eat out. The Kings Head: Whether it's their Mooless Melt or
- [Advertising](https://www.stamford.org.uk/advertising/) - Getting your product or service out there is difficult at the best of times. Targeting your audience can be a further complication. While I can't claim to have the answer all advertising needs, as a Stamford local, with a site that ranks for numerous local Stamford themed terms I'm happy to work with you to
- [Stamford Restaurant Opening and Closing Times](https://www.stamford.org.uk/restaurant-opening-times-stamford/) - Even in today's connected world it can be hard to get a grasp of exactly what hours restaurants are open (and closed) on any given night and when. To avoid disappointment why not use our below Stamford restaurants opening and closing time guide. It features all of your favourite places to eat, what time /
- [Pub Crawl](https://www.stamford.org.uk/pub-crawl/) - With so many pubs and bars in the Stamford, Lincolnshire area, there's no right or wrong way to do a Stamford pub crawl. As such, we present a couple of options below to enjoy a night on the town POSH PUB CRAWL (£££) 1. The Bull & Swan (Start: 4:00 PM) Kick off your
- [Takeaways](https://www.stamford.org.uk/takeaways/) - There are a myriad of restaurants in Stamford catering to all budgets, cuisines and tastes, but the same applies to takeaways. Of course many eat in restaurants all over takeaway delivery so instead of giving an exhustive list here, we've stated a few options that we feel are a cut above. Chinese takeaways - Hong
- [What's On](https://www.stamford.org.uk/whats-on/) - Don't forget also that the likes of the Stamford Corn Exchange and Arts Centre (with its accompanying Cellar bar) offer a mix of movies, music, live shows, plays and comedy performances both in the day and evening. We recommend signing up to their mailing lists to get first in time for shows.

## Categories

- [News](https://www.stamford.org.uk/category/news/)
- [Pubs](https://www.stamford.org.uk/category/pubs/)
- [Dog Tales](https://www.stamford.org.uk/category/dog-tales/)
- [History](https://www.stamford.org.uk/category/history/)