Lime Tree Peterborough

Great pub with live music inside. Good selection of beers including 2 real ales. Lookout for mini festivals with an outdoor stage in the summer months. Large beer garden to front and back with carparking. Also availability for private hire including wakes, Corporate funtions and parties.

Came for the Club with no name punk night and to see the pub following it's refurbishment. Had a great time, decent prices and beer choices, will be back again!

Popped in after a meal out for a quick drink. Nice pub. Friendly staff. Loads of parking.

The Lime Tree, is a great pub with a great bunch of lads. Every evening is a truly magical and enchanting experience

AVOID – Especially if you have children! We attended our child’s football presentation day at this venue, and the experience was incredibly upsetting. A staff member repeatedly removed our drinks, even though they were only half-finished and left on a table next to our bags. This felt unnecessary and intrusive. After the presentation ended, we stayed behind like many other families. A few children, including mine, were playing and jumping off a small step in front of the stage—nowhere near any tables or customers. Suddenly, the same woman shouted at them: "I SAID NO! DON’T DO THAT! THIS ISN’T A PLAYGROUND." Her tone was aggressive and completely inappropriate when addressing young kids. I took my child outside, and another little girl who remained inside later told me that she smiled at the staff member and was met with "WHAT ARE YOU LAUGHING AT?" Again—completely unacceptable. A little while later, my child briefly went back inside to say goodbye to a friend and jumped off the step again. The staff member approached me and asked, "Is that your kid? I need you to take him home." I asked why, and she replied, "Because I already told them not to jump and he keeps doing it." I calmly explained that he is only 7 years old, to which she snapped, "SO? YOUR 7-YEAR-OLD DOESN’T LISTEN TO NO?" Frankly—no. Like many children his age, he doesn’t always listen. For all she knew, my son could be autistic or have other challenges—or simply be a typical 7-year-old. Her attitude was rude, judgmental, and lacked basic understanding or patience. If your venue doesn’t welcome children, don’t host children’s events. And if you do, your staff should be trained to treat families and kids with kindness and respect. Speaking to children this way is unacceptable and you have no right to do so . You should be ashame