The Three Tuns in Hambleton

When we arrived (pre-booked) the place was locked up and deserted and in the end I phoned the number for the Queen Catherine and we were told to go there to check in. We were then shown to our room in Moon House, at Three Tuns. . It smelt of dog. The whole place was grubby. The glasses were filthy. We couldn’t open the windows. The bedding was stained and threadbare, as were the towels. The mirror was dirty and smeared. The shower curtain and bin were mouldy and dirty. There were cobwebs everywhere and the floor in the bathroom was dirty. We couldn’t fill the kettle in the bathroom sink because it wouldn’t fit under the taps. Finally there was not a single hook or towel rail in the place, so we were unable to hang up our wet gear (it had rained during the day), or dry our towels. We had dinner at the Queen Catherine and although they advertise food service until 9pm, by 730 they were telling customers they had stopped food service.

After visiting this pub several times over the last few years, it’s fair to say we will never be visiting again after today’s visit. We went for a nice walk out and stopped off for some drinks and food half way. All I can say is that the service we received was disposable. We ordered a bowl of chunky chips and a pizza and after 40 minutes they arrived. The “chunky chips” were far from chunky, infact skinny fries that looked like they had been drowned in oil for hours. We took them back and explained we had ordered chunky chips and not skinny fries to which they came back and said that “the chef said we don’t do chunky chips”. We asked for a refund as it wasn’t what we ordered, to which the ‘supervisor’ slapped the money in my mams hand with no apology whatsoever. As we were leaving we unfortunately seen several tables with chunky chips on their table so we challenged the supervisor as to why we were told that you don’t do chunky chips. Her attitude was disgusting and level of customer service was non existent. She blatantly lied and said that she never said that and instead said that the kitchen didn’t have any ready at the time. After receiving the feedback that we gave, she then asked us to leave the pub and when we asked why she said “because I said so”. Genuinely never experienced customer service like this. If that’s how you are going to treat your customers then I think you will have to look few and far between to find any in future. Will definitely not be recommending this place again. Shocking

Can’t fault it! We had a lovely Sunday lunch and were made to feel very welcome despite having an inquisitive toddler with us! Nothing was too much trouble and the staff were friendly and polite. The homemade parsnip sauce served with the roast dinner was delicious. The decor is interesting with painted scenes of Osmotherly with oak paneling and subtle lighting. It was raining so we didn’t go outside in the rear garden but that looked fab too which will try as soon as summer turns up! Would recommend as they say!!

We came to the Three Tuns for Sunday lunch today and ate in the sister hotel. When we returned to the car a member of staff with a black VW had parked accross the front of us and another car and left it there. She was not working- had gone home. The other staff could not reach her and we were stuck fast for 45 minutes. Eventually we decided to call the police to have it towed - I called the police and with this news to the other staff she turned up and moved it. That is inconsiderate if not disgraceful behaviour . Thank you The Three Tons

This is a terrible pub with rude staff, terrible food and a dark a dingy bar. I sense it may be on the verge of closing down as had run of of ale (In Yorkshire!) and most items on menu.

Booked two weeks in advance at the actual pub / restaurant for our 35th wedding anniversary. Arrived on time on our anniversary to find the pub shut. When we finally found a staff member at the other pub they own the staff member was most unhelpful and rude. Really shocked and had to find another restaurant elsewhere. Absolutely disgraceful- will never go there again.

Delicious lunch of Prawn sandwich, salad and chips after walking Cod Beck Reservoir. Surprised how busy it was as it was 4pm on a Monday

Ate here while walking the Cleveland Way. I had the pepperoni Parmo which was piping hot and delicious however we were the only 2 people eating and the place was pretty deserted which is such a shame.

I was a little nervous after reading recent reviews. I visited here a few years ago, and it was lovely and hoped I would have the same experience when returning recently. I saw recent reviews and was concerned the place had changed, but we visited today, and I have nothing but positive feedback. Staff were friendly and welcomed us. They welcomed our dogs and were very helpful and personable. The food was good, the service was great and the pub itself is lovely! I suppose it depends on what you want but we are a couple who like a walk with food and drinks afterwards, no complaints at all. Very happy customers 😀

A very disappointing experience. No atmosphere at all. Place was empty and now I understand why? The lady that was serving was very rude. We felt like she couldn’t wait for us to leave the place. My friend was still reading the menu, she grabbed it without even asking if my friend had finished looking. We were having soup, I haven’t finished mine, she started clearing up the table. I had to grab my bowl away from her. It’s ashamed cos we had an enjoyable walk at the reservoir and thought we get sheltered and have some comport food but didn’t feel welcome at all. Would never come back in this restaurant again and wouldn’t recommend it to any of my friends and family.

Weird little place, walked in at 8pm and it was full of smoke, bunch of old men sitting in there with a younger girl and said they were closed. Strange village vibes

Food was amazing but the customer service made the overall experience terrible the young staff were not attentive enough to busy talking about outnof work experiences than clean the table taking orders and also notnoffering refreshments when we were needing topping up also we needed to ask forgthem to clean te tables and when we would like to order deserts I wouldn't return or recommend tòfriends and family

Brilliant meal really enjoyed Sunday lunch recommend it staff were very helpful and friendly as I noticed other customers were clearly nit picking at everything I think they were wanting an argument we thoroughly enjoyed our meal can’t wait to go back lovely pub lovely village

Probably the worst dining experience I've ever had in my life. The staff pretty much ignore you, the food took nearly an hour to arrive. It was inedible & when we complained we received a torrent of abuse & threats of physical violence. We subsequently discovered that the same man owns both the Three Tuns & the Queen Catherine Hotel & that pretty much the entire village will not go in either pub - wish we'd known this before we booked! .

Enjoyed a delicious ploughman’s lunch in this friendly, welcoming pub. Great location in the heart of the village with outdoor seating .

After a Walk in The North York Moors, Food and Drink was required and this Pub fitted the bill superbly. Staff very welcoming and friendly. Relaxed and stylish dining. Great food both in presentation and taste. Thoroughly enjoyed my return visit here. Recommended.

Absolutely lovely! Great room at the Moon, fantastic food and friendly staff. What more could you ask.

Stayed overnight. Clean, comfortable and friendly staff. Stayed in Moon house which had been recently refurbished. Clean bathroom with toiletries provided. Slept well.

We loved our stay at the three tuns, the staff where very friendly and the food was outstanding, the room was very clean and fresh and done to a very high standard, I would be denfaintly going there again, in the future.

This was the worst experience we have had in a hotel in years. My feeling is that they had overbooked. We initially were shown into a family room at the back of the pub. It had no hot water and had a very noisy extracted fan outside the door. The bathroom had not been cleaned. There was hair, toothpaste and dirt in the sink and shower. The toilet had not been cleaned and the floor around the toilet was really dirty with what looked like urine stains. The bed looked like it had been slept in. We complained and were moved to their sister hotel called the Queen Catherine Hotel. This hotel looked like it was closed. We were offered a double room with a shower that wasn’t working or a twin with a working shower. We chose the twin which looked like it did have clean beds but again the bathroom was really dirty. We were offered a refund but at 7pm in Osmotherley there was no other accommodation. We were walking the Cleveland Way so prior arrangements had been made for our bags to be collected from the Three Tuns. We stayed at the Queen Catherine but had to sleep with the window open as someone was smoking in an adjacent room until the early hours. The smoke was so bad all of our clothes smelt of cigarette smoke the next morning. We had to go back to the Three Tuns for breakfast which was dreadful. We could not wait to leave and would never stay there again.

The bar area and beer garden are quite nice. The place is pretty pricey which isn’t a problem if everything else is decent. However the majority of the staff are so miserable it’s quite amusing. They couldn’t even turn the channel over on the tv without the permission of the boss. Even though no one was watching the tv and it was only a terrestrial channel. I think that’s why there’s no local use this pub or their other one in the village. It’s not hard to be happy and nice to people!

£5.20 for a pint of bitter - and the only beer they had on draught was Doom Bar - hardly a local brew!

We were booked into the queen Catherine. On arrival we were directed to the three tuns. The same person owns both. It turns out the Catherine is only open on weekends. We were told we had been upgraded. However, the bathroom was filthy and the shower in particular. Several of the power sockets did not work. Bed linen was stained. When this was pointed out nothing was done. The breakfast was fried with no alternative. The toilet in the bar area stunk. Dinner was adequate. The noise from the bar area could be heard in the rooms. All in all a poor experience.

Received an email from an Ashley Gavin, with a photograph of a credit card receipt for £295, for accommodation booked for 12 June 2023. Hand written on the receipt was a surname the same as ours. We have not booked any accommodation at The Three Tuns. The email was unfortunately sent to the wrong address. Telephoned to speak to Mr Gavin, to explain the error and that we are not the intended recipients. For whatever reason, his manner was appalling. Brusque, arrogant and downright rude and the phone was put down on me! Totally unnecessary and most certainly not customer friendly.

The Three Tuns has always been a firm favourite for Sunday lunch, however our recent experiences have fallen well under par. From the initial call to book, with a brusque "Hello" followed by "which pub do you want to book for" through to the barmaids...

Great location, second time of staying here. Didn’t disappoint. Warm friendly welcome, fantastic cozy room, pillows and duvet the best ever, unfortunately the steel frame bed was very noisy with the slightest movement (wooden frame might be a better option) . Lack of bedside table...

Came here for lunch for the first time after a dog walk as we previously enjoyed the old location. The atmosphere was a bit flat. The lady serving us could have been a bit friendlier as she was to the locals and their dogs. The...

We have just returned from a weekend stay at the Three Tuns. We were due to spend a weekend at a cottage nearby. Due to a family bereavement, they cancelled all bookings and we had nowhere to stay (twelve hours before we were about to...

Just had the soup,supposed to be Leek&Potato,no taste, and rubbish! £5.95 for watered down bath water,and 2 small pieces of bread,which might have been fresh last Tuesday! The irony is that the barmaid said it's food was better than the sister pub across the road!...

On June 1st I booked a one night stay at the Three Tuns, Osmotherley for August 24th. The terms and conditions on the website clearly state that no money will be taken unless a short notice cancellation was received. £115 was taken immediately and was...

Rather odd phone call to get a table booked for a Thursday evening. The booking was taken for the Thursday and the website said they were open. Turned up, after a 30 min drive, to find the whole place shut. Checked website while stood outside...

Stopped for lunch after visiting Mount Grace Priory Couldn't believe our luck. Amazing pizzas, great value and so much choice. The whole menu looked good. Service was excellent, very very friendly. Wished we were locals!!

Called in while camping in the area, this place is a little gem, talked to the owner, very enthusiastic, great range of drinks, fantastic menu and a stunning beer garden, a place well worth a visit.

Lovely traditional pub. Catered for about 20 of us colleagues, after a visit walking. Sunday lunch , lovely, possibly a bit over priced at £14. Lovely beef, roasties, mash, then a dish of broccoli, cauliflower and green beans between 2. Nice private beer garden. Dogs...

Stopped off for a recent birthday lunch. Food was excellent - very tasty, good portions, great ingredients. The decor is clean and interesting. Service was good.

Called in for Sunday lunch and even though they were very busy, a table was found for us. Roast beef and lamb were excellent - no complaints about the food whatsoever. A pity they allow so many dogs in the place though. The seemed to...

Stunning food. Piping hot, roast beef was excellent. Beer garden has recently been updated, lovely atmosphere inside & out Will be back

Osmotherley is a gorgeous chocolate box village & The Three Tuns has a nice facade. The welcome was pleasant & service friendly & efficient. It was very quiet though & lacked atmosphere, despite the village being jam packed with cars, & as others have said,...

Booked a table for our anniversary meal but the place was so dull we felt unhappy from the start. The menu was so pompous and we couldn't understand what it was. we asked the waitress but she had to keep going to the kitchen to...

Visited as a group of 7 for a birthday celebration based on good reviews, unfortunately we were very disappointed. There was not much atmosphere but the service was ok. The menu choice was limited, which wasn't too much of a problem. However, when the white...

Chilly room, rushed service, average menu, decent food. Won’t rush back. It used to be a good place to eat. Not any more. Disappointing.

We visited for Sunday lunch. It was very basic and I know with certainty that I (and most of the general public) could do better. To make matters worse, the woman strolling around in her heels (presumably the manager) is rude and can't cope with...

Visited today to find a very full bar/restaurant. The food was top class. Roast beef was so tender, best food we've eaten in the village. Service was a little slow, but understandable due to a full house.

We pre-booked a table for 5 people for 27 December for a family get together. Unfortunately we have had to cancel due to having an elderly relative as we couldn’t risk them contracting COVID. We wanted to do the right thing so phoned as soon...

Great food. A compact menu, albeit enough choice for us! Apparently new owners. My one wish? Expand the opening times please! I hope the pub and restaurant go from strength to strength. Stone floors, lots of wood and metal work, a gorgeous interior.

Last time we visited Osmotherley, this place was closed due to being flooded. So we were interested to try it out. Coming of the moors, there is a back entrance going through a large outside seating area. We stopped for lunch and the food was...

Hello. Telephoned in advance to make our booking and asked if they were Dog friendly. Thankfully they were. Our Dog is a 18 week old puppy who actually has a little stroller for when visiting restaurants ( she sleeps in the stroller ). Arrived to...

Last minute decision to eat out & we were lucky enough to get a table at this beautifully renovated pub/restaurant. Haven't been in for many years and what a transformation- its light bright airy well lit and the decor/interior design is obviously done by someone...

We were told that this was the best place to eat in Osmotherley. At the end of the evening I couldn’t really agree, it was ok but not spectacular. The ambience of the restaurant was very good, decent furniture, a warm feeling. It was a...

We enjoyed a lovely lunch at the newly reopened Three Tuns today. Delicious food and efficient and attentive service by our waitress. The weather outside was truly awful so we were very happy to be able to eat inside once more. Everything felt clean and...

Great Sunday lunch, booked last night. Brought our dog, really friendly staff. Very busy in the village for parking. Watch out for the traffic warden.

The staff were friendly and the Sunday lunch was excellent. They were good portion sizes and I had the beef which was plentiful Unfortunately they only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Had a lovely meal at this pub, the service was friendly, polite and efficient. Only open on Fridays and Saturdays at the moment, so we booked in advance (September 2020).

Excellent food and service , landlady lovely , asked if we would mind arriving a little early as they had beem so busy not a problem and the food was stunning , highly recommended the Greek lamb to start and home made soup. Only problem...

My friend and I stayed here for one night whilst walking The Cleveland Way. We had booked a twin room but on arrival were given a double room each due to plumbing issues in the twin. These rooms were well appointed and very comfortable. The showers were fab! I definitely felt it was a Covid safe environment. We dined in that evening and my vegetarian dinner was a bit on the small side for the price and not particularly tasty.Breakfast was adequate.

so glad to have family tea out at our favourite restaurant and the wait was worth it as good as ever food and staff 10/10 our little man was so glad to be able to get back in to see all the great front of house and i think they were too

Possibly (?) the best food in the village. Downside is it's only currently open for restricted times. Best to book. The staff are very good.

After a long walk around the stunning surrounds of Osmotherley, we decided that we had earned a drink and stopped into The Three Tuns.The interior has been recently refurbished but retains a welcoming, cosy, feel, helped by the real fire and friendly service.We decided to take our drinks to one of the outdoor tables to soak up the winter sun. We’ll be back for good soon enough...

Cosy little pub and restaurant. Choice of 2 "real" ales and a good selection of wine (which is a wee bit expensive). It's a shame that the pub only opens on a part time basis. Call them for times.(Closed Mon & Tues).

We used to visit before it closed a few years ago and were fans of this place. Revisited after reopening for Sunday lunch. Food was excellent, and service good. Good choice of beers as well, and average price for the area.Just one minor gripe - and it applies sadly in most places nowadays. When you are approaching a table to take an order, or bring the food, if the guests are having a conversation, please respect that and don't just break into the conversation to say what you need to say. It's not something you would do when out with friends or family, so why do staff think it's OK when working in a restaurant. It's a UK wide problem in restaurants, so this is a recommendation for training, not a complaint.We will be back - regularly !

.. and a lucky find! Locals ladies recommended The Three Tuns on our first visit to picturesque Osmotherley .The staff were charming , the restaurant decorated to a high standard and we thoroughly enjoyed our respective roast lamb and roast beef dinners.The introduction to their draught Guinness was a delight! Thank you.

Excellent food and service from debbie and staff. Good choice of food inc from specials menu. Well worth a visit.

Nice beer, good Roast Beef lunch & Fish lunch for the two of us; the girls who served us were very good - attentive & courteous. Went back for a drink a few days later and had another good experience Well worth your pennies.

The first big plus of the Three Tuns is, of course, the gorgeous village in which is located. There are three pubs all in the centre of the village, with the Three Tuns having a character exterior and modern interior. So if it’s a real character environment to eat in that you are looking for, this may not be quite right for you. It is the food here that is the real star. On the night we visited, they got everything right. It’s not a menu that goes on for pages, but there is something for everyone and a few blackboard specials. There are a couple of excellent vegetarian options on the menu, great news for those who are often left with just the one choice or a “fish or meat” selection. All the dishes came with some kind of vegetable or salad component so we didn’t have to order sides of vegetables. When we indicated that we didn’t want to have chips with the steak, there was no problem arranging an alternative (we were offered mash). Sirloin steak is so often disappointing, but not in this instance. Although at £25 it was considerably more expensive than other dishes on the menu, the steak was high quality and cooked to order. After such appealing mains, we couldn’t resist ordering desserts and they were equally pleasing - beautifully presented and delicious. The wine “list” was perhaps the only small disappointment - it took the form of a blackboard list of wine types (“house red” “Shiraz” “Pinot Grigio” etc) without information about the origin, vineyard etc. However when we went up to the bar to ask for more information, I was treated to a tasting of three of the wines so that I could make my selection. I really appreciated this, and the fact that while the selection was limited, all these wines were available by the glass and in a choice of small or large measures. We were able to get a Saturday night booking when we arrived in the village that afternoon - for our preferred time of 7pm. The dining area was quite empty when we arrived but filled up later. The carparks outside were all full each time, but we had no problems getting a car park just around the corner - an opportunity to stroll around more of this gorgeous village en route to dinner. Recommended.

Popped in yesterday 12 bells no one in we were asked if we were eating we said yes,and I'm glad we did,I got the roast beef and Yorkshire I asked for another one if possible I got three,and yes I ate them,my partner got the lamb which both came with roasties,cauliflower,brocoll,green beans and carrots and very good gravy,by the time we came out it was filling up quick,thanks for a good lunch.

Travelling back north on the A19, feeling hungry, we decided to visit Osmotherley, a beautiful village that could easily be in the Cotswolds for it’s character. There are three pubs within a hundred yards of each other, but Trip Advisor rated the Three Tuns the best. Good decision - very friendly service in a very clean pub with nice touches of pewter. Both the red mullet and the sea bass were delicious, with a good selection of tasty starters and desserts. And dog friendly - perfect!

We stayed here for one night in early April during our trek along the Cleveland Way and were delighted we did. From the moment we were warmly welcomed, we knew we had chosen well and we had a charming room, spotlessly clean with good en suite facilities. Dinner in the restaurant was excellent, and we were very impressed with the high service standards all round. A fine breakfast sent us happily on our way for the next stage of our hike. Highly recommended.

The staff went out of their way to accommodate us and we had a very happy evening with good food and pleasant ambience

We had a week in Osmotherley and ate here three times. The menu is not big, but the care and attention the food gets shows that the chef really cares about the food they are serving. Really is a gem in the village and a must for food.

Thoroughly enjoyed the Three Tuns. When I spotted the specials menu I had to change my mind but it was no problem to them. Everyone enjoyed their meals and we had a nice drink in the bar after. Left a health, we thought, tip for the staff (10%).

Visited the pub for lunch with my parents. We all thoroughly enjoyed our meal, I also had the chocolate brownie which was amazing - definitely worth a return visit! Thank you to Lisa who looked after us - a great asset to the pub.

We arrived as the pub was closing but we were advised that we could still get a drink and that we were welcome to sit outside in the sunshine for as long as we like. Lovely bar staff. I would definitely recommend this pub.

This pub is everything you want in a village pub. Very nice food, decent ale on tap, dog friendly (possibly the most dog friendly pub I have visited) , friendly locals and a very warm welcome from the lady behind the bar. And the gentleman in the kitchen. Both of whom wanted to meet my staffie! And a lovely warm fire. This place was so good, we came back for a second time before we go home tomorrow.

Called in after a nice walk. This was my first visit to this gorgeous clean place.

Shared a meal with a group of friends on a Saturday evening and only booked the evening before. Excellent food with friendly service. Nice clean and modern interior.

Lovely Sunday lunch. Good service with friendly staff. Nice spacious and bright dining area. Will visit again

After a long walk on the Cleveland Way between Clay Bank and Osmotherley we called into The Three Tuns for a cappuccino and a delicious warm scone with 2 small jars of jam and clotted cream. Marvellous plus friendly and efficient service.

The food was excellent and the decor was charming. The woman who waited on us was very hurried even though we were the only ones in the dining room. She relaxed after awhile but first impressions were that we were an annoyance but maybe she was just trying to be efficient. We would go back for the food.

The Three Tuns is more of a gastro pub. It closes at 2000 and last food orders are at 1830 and you need to book. There is a small bar and it is dog friendly.

Great service, wonderful food, nice selection of drinks and delighted customers. Visit next time you are in Osmotherley, you won’t be disappointed :)

We were out on the motorbike,and called in on the off chance of a table.The staff were very welcoming and friendly.We were showed to our table,where we ordered our food from the menu.My wife had an amaing morrocan lamb with tzatziki and pitta bread.I had a black pudding and ham terrine.The starters came which were lovely presented and tasted fantasic,very flavoursome.Our mains were sea bream with crab and pea rissotto,and i had the roast beef.THe food really was as good as it looked.The staff were great,very chatty and worked like clockwork,it was very busy but no one looked flustered.The decor of the pub is extremely classy and has been well put together.Would definatly recomend and will be back for an overnight stay.

As usual the food was delicious here. Sadly our visit was ruined by a passive aggressive waitress. We won’t be visiting again.

Absolute gold mine this place. Staff are amazing, service is fab and the food is exceptional.. I visit most weekends now. Lovely beer garden. Accomadating for dogs in the front bar and in the beer garden. I have to say I have found this place to be the friendliest pub/ restaurant in the village

Had a meal here with our friends while we were camping last week. The staff was very good and friendly. The food was great and everyone had enjoyed their food. Top class!

Whilst on holiday camping and walking through the Osmotherley area our family of five popped into The Three Tuns just for a drink, however, once inside we were presently surprised to see such a nice clean modern looking bar and eating area that we opted to stay for lunch too. We were warmly welcomed with 2 x adults, 3 x kids and 1 x wet dog in tow. The menu felt modern and offered a pleasant change from the usual whilst retaining some of the old faithful options albeit with a minor twist. We decided to share 1 x starter between the five of us as we all opted for main meals, this arrived in no time and we felt if the mains were as good as the starter then we’re on to a winner. We weren’t disappointed the wait, quality, temperature, portions and presentation were all spot on and after dessert we were all so pleased with our impromptu dining experience that we agreed that a review should be put onto TripAdvisor. We all look forward to going again.

This is more of a restaurant than a pub but has retained a relaxed pub feel. We had two meals here whilst staying in the area and enjoyed both. Friendly and helpful staff and child friendly without being a 'family pub'. Best place for food in the village.

Visited the Three Tuns on Sunday. The lovely staff went out of their way to accommodate our family and our three dogs. Sunday lunch was excellent and pudding delicious too. Would definitely recommended.

Pleasent and quaint with goodselection of food reasonably priced happy chatty waiting staff definitely recommend for Sunday lunch served up untill six Although we were only two there were plenty of family groups with children on nice big tables nicest veg I've had on a Sunday dinner

We visited The Three Tuns mid afternoon on a Sunday, and both decided on the beef for our main course. All the food was locally sourced and absolutely cooked to perfection! The beef was beautifully tender, the roast potatoes crunchy on the outside and soft and fluffy in the middle, homemade Yorkshire puddings and such lovely gravy! Really creamy mash potato and all served with a side plate of freshly cooked veg. So lovely and would definitely return!

A group of us went for an evening meal whilst away for the weekend in North Yorkshire.

We love this place and always visit here when staying in Osmotherley. I had fish and chips, which was delicious. Some fish can be greasy but this was perfect. We had a dog with us so sat in the bar area, which is nicely decorated. The beer garden is lovely but unfortunately the weather wasn’t good. Will be back again.

It has been a while since we had been to this pub, we finally remembered about it so booked a dinner for Friday night. First impression from the staff was great, big smile, helpful with the drinks, then shown to our table to decide what to have. Plenty of choice on the menu plus specials board but the young lady recommended the lamb and what a fab choice, well presented and it tasted fantastic! My wife had the sea food spaghetti which she loved too... prices were also reasonable and we can’t wait to go back, I highly recommend this pub and I don’t say that very often...!

My wife and I stayed here while walking the Cleveland Way and what a treat. With recently refurbished rooms it was a great stay - walk in shower in our room most appreciated. The food was excellent and the service from this family run team was second to none. Thoroughly recommend.

Ham and duck terrine roast chicken, orange and almond cake all very nicely done thanks DEBBIE will be back again before long

Called in on spec and managed to fit us in on a busy mother’s day Food superb and service excellent.We ll definitely be coming back

Had lunch here with friends.Service was excellent as was the food especially the home made soup.Not a huge menu but the quality of the food and presentation was excellent.Will definitely return for evening meal.Well done to all you deserve to do well.

We had lunch here while on a long walk. It was just what we were after: tasty, hearty meal with prompt, friendly service and all enjoyed in a classy, quirky, Rennie Mackintosh-inspired interior. Most of the other diners were fairly smartly dressed but we still didn't feel out of place in our walking gear.

Our family loves The Three Tuns. We’ve been many times, not just for family celebrations but family get togethers too. The food is beautiful it never disappoints but what really stands out is the welcome you get. The staff go out of their way to make you feel welcome and treat you beautifully. See you in August for my birthday!

Some restaurants try to impress with presentation but forget about taste, some concentrate on local produce but plate without imagination. The Three Tuns is fortunate in having a chef who excels in both talents presenting dishes that not only look good but taste even better, Complimented by staff that are welcoming and efficient, the result is better than excellent. If only the Village could sort out its parking problem it would be almost as good as living in Kirkbymoorside!!

Good.food nice staff pleasant surroundings we will be back.Debbie don't eat all the ham, Duck.and black pudding terine we will help you when we are in again thanks for today. The unruly rabble