A friendly pub with games facilities

There are two open fires in this classic back street pub, which is tucked away among the Victorian terraces.

Always 4 real ales on the bar – from small breweries all around the UK and not the usual brands!

There’s a dartboard, a vintage space invaders machine, and a pool table in the back area.

Funky sculptured fence in our quaint beer garden continues to the bike racks in the parking lot, which are reminiscent of steampunk.

Quiz night is on Tuesday, and there’s an air rifle target shooting night every month in addition to an open mic night every other Saturday.

Warm greetings to students and our four-legged friends.

CAMRA - Campaign-for-real-ale

Opening times

Monday to Thursday: 5pm

Friday: 3pm

Saturday: 12pm (match day: 11am)

Sunday: 6pm

Find out what makes us special at The Joiners Arms and come and join us!

Open Mic
Nights

Every fortnight, Rainbow Rhythms

Board
Games

Dog Friendly

Beer Garden

Pool Competions

Music Nights

Quiz Night

Tuesday, 9pm Start

Friendly, low key, rubbish prizes, free to enter!

Pub Hire

Book your upcoming gathering or meeting

Are you looking for the perfect place to hold your next event? Private hire can be arranged here at The Joiners Arms!

Charities We Support

Bassetlaw Hospice, Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance, Help for Heroes, British Legion, Men Utd Prostrate

Recent RACE Night raised £500 for a local hospice

See what out customers are saying on Trip Advisor…

Hidden Gem
Complete gem of a pub, tucked away in Lincoln - the absolute best stop on the (otherwise mostly disappointing) Ale Trail. Cosy with comfy nooks, or a charming outside area, great beer, great atmosphere and very friendly. Could quite easily have spent hours and hours here.
Joanne A
Proper Boozer
A proper pub-pub - good beer, pool, darts, plenty of seating inside and a small yard out the back for the smokers!
Roolwe44
One of the best pubs in Lincoln
One of the best pubs I have been to in 10 years. The 5 of us (school friends) were on a jolly to Lincoln for 4 nights when we visited this brilliant pub. It was as if we had gone back in time to the 1930's. Two lovely fires burning bright and delicious beer. No music and no raucous crowds - we had escaped from the hullabaloo in the High street with its bouncers and jammed pubs. This is an oasis of calm.
David M
Friendly pub with games facilities
The joiners during the week appear to be fairly quiet in the evenings. Locals are friendly and happy to talk to strangers. I was lucky to visit on a Tuesday evening when there was a quiz happening which more or less everyone joined in for. The bar staff and customers are all friendly and willing to chat or leave you to yourself. Real ales are well kept and there is a wide range of other drinks. Unfortunately, food is not served, so it's a good place to visit after you have lined your stomach.
MainlyBooks
Good Pub
On visiting I/we found that the premises had recently been redecorated and much improved since our last visit. These sort of local pubs are hard to find and should be supported. There is an excellent range of Pheasantry ales.
Steven H

See what out customers are saying…

Hidden Gem
Complete gem of a pub, tucked away in Lincoln - the absolute best stop on the (otherwise mostly disappointing) Ale Trail. Cosy with comfy nooks, or a charming outside area, great beer, great atmosphere and very friendly. Could quite easily have spent hours and hours here.
Joanne A
Proper Boozer
A proper pub-pub - good beer, pool, darts, plenty of seating inside and a small yard out the back for the smokers!
Roolwe44
One of the best pubs in Lincoln
One of the best pubs I have been to in 10 years. The 5 of us (school friends) were on a jolly to Lincoln for 4 nights when we visited this brilliant pub. It was as if we had gone back in time to the 1930's. Two lovely fires burning bright and delicious beer. No music and no raucous crowds - we had escaped from the hullabaloo in the High street with its bouncers and jammed pubs. This is an oasis of calm.
David M
Friendly pub with games facilities
The joiners during the week appear to be fairly quiet in the evenings. Locals are friendly and happy to talk to strangers. I was lucky to visit on a Tuesday evening when there was a quiz happening which more or less everyone joined in for. The bar staff and customers are all friendly and willing to chat or leave you to yourself. Real ales are well kept and there is a wide range of other drinks. Unfortunately, food is not served, so it's a good place to visit after you have lined your stomach.
MainlyBooks
Good Pub
On visiting I/we found that the premises had recently been redecorated and much improved since our last visit. These sort of local pubs are hard to find and should be supported. There is an excellent range of Pheasantry ales.
Steven H

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