A very nostalgic museum. The cars were great but we enjoyed all the other memorabilia more!!! Fantastic to see the old toys, games, household items, etc. Good to visit somewhere with a reasonable entry fee though it probably reflects the fact that one wouldn’t spend a vast amount of time here. As another reviewer mentioned, it was a bit chilly (even in May) and, as many seem to comment on, the welcome also seemed slightly frosty! Usually these smaller places are really friendly and welcoming but this didn’t seem to quite have the right vibe. We bought the £1 guide once we realised there was no information on the exhibits, but ours was stapled together in the wrong order which proved very frustrating!!! We didn’t try the tearoom as unfortunately it didn’t seem too appealing.

Small but crammed with motoring memorabilia. Small cars, motorbikes, and many items which us oldies had long forgotten about. I would go again. The cafe was clean and welcoming and the coffee excellent

On a wet day we decided to visit the Bubblecar museum, only £4 per adult. There is a cafe are and decided to have some lunch before looking around. The prices are very reasonable and would have paid more. I had a thick carrot and coriander soup (which came with a large slab of cheese)and my husband had the ploughman’s. A basket of sliced bread and large pot of tea for two. I loved the car museum and the recreated rooms brought back so many memories. In cabinets around the side are other collections of toys, China, clothes, hair dryers, vacuum cleaners etc. Highly recommend this place to visit.

A most enjoyable if brief visit today to view a fascinating collection. Lovely welcoming staff and very reasonably priced snacks. Special thanks for the Messerschmitt driving experience. Brilliant fun and highly recommended. Must return with ther other half.

Gem of a place. A small museum, but very interesting, well worth the £4 entry. There is also other memorabilia on show from bygone days, hoovers, clocks, cameras. A kitchen and living room display. A different experience see! We ate in the cafe, we had home made soup served with bread, butter and a piece of cheese, it was delicious (£4). The prices in the cafe were very reasonable.

We travelled down over the bridge from Hornsea , where we were staying. The long trip was worthwhile. The museum was excellent. First thing I saw as we entered was a Trojan, exactly like the one I used to own, even to the colour. Saw a lot of cars etc that I recognised and some I did not. Well worth the £4 entry fee. Shame there is no disability lift to the upper floor. It was an effort but we managed it. Would have been 5 stars but the cafe was not open and we were looking forward to lunch. No other cafes in the area were open. Must be a Saturday thing in Lincolnshire.