Caenby Corner services
A15 between Lincoln and Brigg
(also accessible to traffic on the A631)
(Limited road signage.)
LN8 2AS
map and directions
Single site located at a junction.
A flat junction in the plains of Lincolnshire has attracted some facilities.
Facilities
Catering: Starbucks Drive Thru Outdoor Space: Grass verges only; public footpath connections Charging Points: Forward EV 50kW CCS; InstaVolt 120kW CCS & 120kW CHAdeMO Forecourt: BP, Londis, Costa Express, Fanta Frozen, Flatstone Pizza, f'real Milkshakes, Rollover, Tango Ice Blast, Jet Wash
Parking Prices
Parking in the Starbucks car park is limited to 90 minutes maximum stay and is strictly enforced by Civil Enforcement Ltd.
No HGV parking is available.
This information is provided to us by third parties. You should always check with staff on site.
Contact Details
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Caenby Corner Garage
Caenby Corner
Market Rasen
Lincolnshire
LN8 2AS
Trivia and History
Caenby Corner is an important crossing on the old Ermine Street.
On the opposite corner of the junction was the Moncks Arms Inn, later the Moncks Arms Hotel, which dates back to 1936. The Caenby Corner Transport Café had set up in its car park, but this closed in 2020. The hotel itself closed in the 1980s and was only recently refurbished.
Site History
A garage and filling station were built to the north-west of the Caenby Corner crossroads in the 1950s. This went onto be joined by a Little Chef restaurant in summer 1986, which traded here until 2008. By the time the Little Chef closed, the filling station was branded Total.
The restaurant building was purchased by local coffee shop chain Café Amore in late 2009, and they reopened it as a coffee shop, trading here until late 2015.
Following Total's nationwide shutdown in 2012, the site was rebranded to BP and a Londis store was introduced.
Local restaurant operator Meat Inc purchased the building from Café Amore in late 2015 following their closure and opened a restaurant here in September 2016. This closed on 28 July 2019, with the Meat Inc business relocated to nearby Nettleham.
Starbucks franchisee 23.5 Degrees then bought the former restaurant building in 2020 and converted it into a Starbucks Drive Thru. The store opened on 18 December 2020, with two InstaVolt electric vehicle charging points being added to the car park in March 2021. 23.5 Degrees were acquired by Starbucks UK in October 2024, adding this store their company operated estate.
A Forward EV electric vehicle charger was installed on the forecourt in November 2024, adding a second charging option for EV drivers.
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