Latest reviews in Bourne

Abbey Road Fish & Chip Shop

1 reviews

Offering the best quality fish & chips in town. Chips and other orders are regularly cooked fresh, so everything is piping hot, and not sat in...more... sarymclary last updated on 06-07-2010:

Concept

1 reviews

If you're looking for an individual, one-off gift, particularly for a lady, then this little store is just ideal. Having a regular rotation of sty...more... sarymclary last updated on 06-07-2010:

Shalimar Balti House

1 reviews

I have eaten here on several occasions over the years. If you're looking for a quiet meal out, this is unlikely to be the place to go. On the las...more... sarymclary last updated on 06-07-2010:

Black Horse Inn

1 reviews

Great old fashioned Inn - lovely surroundings. Food can be a little hit and miss - but when its good its fantastic!more... equalze last updated on 25-03-2010:

Aroma Spices

2 reviews

Quite simply the worst meal I have experienced. Food was bland - ordered a chefs special flaming prawns dish - it consisted of of 1 prawn (butterf...more... equalze last updated on 25-03-2010:

Stephanies Florists

3 reviews

I found stephanies very expensive and not very good value for money, I ordered flowers and was very disappointed with what I got, i wouldnt use againmore... localgirl last updated on 16-01-2010:

Small Venues Discos

1 reviews

SMALL VENUES DISOCOS + KARAOKY + PRO KEYBOARD PLAYER HI STEVE HEREI AN A FULL TIME PRO DJ AND PRO KEYBOARD PLAYER I HAVE 1 LARGE SIZE DISCO FOR ...more... djsteve last updated on 15-12-2009:

The Jubilee

1 reviews

This is one of the pubs that followed Smiths in bringing Bourne’s pubs into the 21st century. The bar downstairs is popular for lunch (altho...more... wooster last updated on 17-11-2008:

The Loft Club

1 reviews

Hard to really give this little club a rating. It’s not big or clever, but it has the charm of a place where, if you are from the area, you ...more... wooster last updated on 17-11-2008:

The Wishing Well

1 reviews

This isn’t bad as local pubs go. The food is brilliant but can be a bit pricey. Drinks are also a bit expensive but worth it for the olde wor...more... lauperr last updated on 28-10-2008:

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