The Three Tuns - Guilden Morden in South Cambridgeshire

Stopped here on a Friday night after rejecting a couple of other pubs that stopped food at 8.30pm!Had a very friendly,relaxed welcome. All food delicious,especially the crab starter and the venison pie.Loved meeting the dogs,especially Dorothy!

The Guilden Gaumont Film Club hosted its first annual "Jingle and Mingle event. Sarah and Scott of the Three Tuns provided the canapes for the event. They provided a wide variety that included veggie and vegan options. The members thoroughly enjoyed the provisions and the platters were cleared by the end of the evening. The price and service were fantastic and both the GGFC membership and the organisers will be hoping to repeat this in 2024.

Popped in with a friend for a Saturday lunchtime meal. The place was fairly busy but not extremely so. We both ordered the Fish and Chips which quickly arrived. Excellent meal which we both throughly enjoyed. The chips are French Fries type which was great for me but I understand some people prefer proper chips. Plenty of garden peas and the tartar sauce was homemade. We both had dessert which again was excellent, although I thought, a little pricey Yes I would attend again, I thought the meal and the service was excellent and I would recommend

Great Sunday lunch, loved it all. We will be back soon. Really accommodating to children. Very reasonable.

We were checking out the area, and came across this place, initially drawn in by the Green King sign, actually it is now a charming community owned free house. Great selection of proper beer, and great lunchtime menu. There was only one lady serving on the day we went in, she was kept very busy, but kept everyone happy, and even pro-actively served beer in the garden. All round an excellent experience definitely recommend.

Popped in for lunch with our son. Thoroughly agreeable experience. Food was delicious and reasonably priced. Nice decor and friendly staff. Looking forward to our next visit.

Visited for the first time as a small party for lunch. Service very good, nice smiley waitress, food excellent. We will definitely back back!

We chose this place because of its location (roughly half way between both of our mothers) and reviews, and we weren't disappointed. The staff were welcoming and the food was very good. We were impressed that the menu included a few details about how they cook their food, eg the roast beef would be served pink, and the vegetables al dente. This gave my husband the confidence to order the beef, and he was not disappointed - it was very good, and the portion was enormous! From the starters, the prawn cocktails and charcuterie boards were the winners, and a couple of us were greedy enough to order desserts - the fruit crumble was great. The prices were very reasonable, and it was a thoroughly good experience. We would be very happy to return.

Dinner for two which we enjoyed.Mains were good,desserts amazing.We didn't have the 'make your own' pizza but they looked good, and are on our radar for the next visit. Good service from Ollie, and a nice atmosphere to this community pub. Not the cheapest, but overall a good experience.

Food and service are great.Nice outside sitting and a huge garden.That is the kind of pub I really like.Food for everyone.Pub classics and fine food on the same menu.Fish and chips but also Monkfish tail,Panko squid but also a Tournedos Rossini.Dessert to die for,one I will remember all my life,sweet corn cream,toffee sauce,caramelised popcorn and honeycomb ice cream,just beautiful…Really reasonable price.

The Tuns is well and truly back after lockdown, with terrific food and a friendly welcome. The food is some of the best in the area, worth travelling for, and not pricey. Great, friendly service

We found all the team warm, welcoming, friendly and efficient. We choose to sit in the vast garden- perfect for summer dinning- (inside looked cosy and comfy.) The menu offered the perfect variety of choice, using mainly local and seasonal produce. The food was beautifully and imaginatively presented and tasted spot on. We didn’t “need” desert but once we saw other guests being served the syrup sponge and custard we were powerless to resist! Traditional pub grub with chips this is not, (thank goodness!) and I look forward to a return visit to sample one or two more dishes before the menu changes with the new season, and then we will have a new menu of delights to experience!

Excellent food and service, in a fine setting. The menu had sufficient choices - plenty for a village pub/restaurant. (I’m sceptical when a small restaurants tries to offer too wide a menu - often results in good but not great meals.) The description of every dish was clear and enticing - making it difficult to rule out any while making a choice. The flavours were superb, and plates well-presented, without being fussy. The staff very engaging and got the balance right between genuine care about whether everything is fine, and leaving you alone to enjoy your meal in peace. The quiet/rural village setting helps to make the whole experience very pleasant. The prices were fair and represented excellent value. It’s impossible to get great food and service at low prices. I have no hesitation recommending this, and will be returning very soon.

Went on a nice Friday evening. Service wasn’t that swift. While you wait food options were a joke. Dinky pork pies was actually one very small pork pie rolling around on a large plate ! Menu should read “ dinky pork PIE” Food was nice but dear me, overpriced for the portion size. It always amazes me when restaurants are so stingy with the veg when lt really isn’t the expensive part of the meal. There are similar pubs local to this offering better value for money which is a shame because the garden is lovely. Would we go back ? Not at those prices.

Cannot offer the one thing on the menu for lunchtime and refused to offer any alternative. The waitress didn't care and would dissappear

Terrible service. The lunchtime menu was the evening menu plus ciiabatas , but I was told that there were none left and there was no alternative . I suggested a brioche bun and was told that it was not possible. I then asked for cheesey...

Saw this pub while searching on net and decided to give it a try as only 7 miles away. The food was first class even though menu is simple at this time due to covid restrictions. Staff were pleasant and the chef knows his stuff....

We had lunch in the garden. I had squid in batter and my son had duck pancakes for starter. We both had "the special" for main course. Halibut on a mixed bean cassoulet with a pea puree. Everything was excellent.

It's good to get back to eating out after cooking so much at home during lockdown. We wanted to have lunch outside, although the tables in the dining room were well spaced out. Hand sanitiser was offered at the door and our telephone no. taken...

Friendly staff, great food, a welcome return to normality. Very impressed with the professional way the COVID-19 measures have been implemented. Full and interesting menu. GF options appreciated.

The Three Tuns is our local community owned pub, which has now reopened. We have had been several times now, a safe and organised atmosphere in both the garden and inside/patio dining. The a la carte menu is delicious, all fresh and beautifully served. The...

Lovely evening at The Three Tuns. Started with a refreshing Adnams Gin and a pint of Ale in front of the fire and then moved through for mushroom risotto and breaded duck egg to start and spiced Cod with curried cauliflower, buttered spinach and crispy...

Welcoming pub. Dog allowed in bar. Good choice of beer and food but also a sausage and mash menu. I had Toulouse Sausage, Champ and mustard gravy. Excellent.

Just back from a dinner out with another couple at the Three Tuns. Definitely a friendly welcoming place. Bar staff and the land lady all made us feel very welcome. Food. Starters we all had the trio of mackerel which was spot on, perfect flavours...

I have been here 4 times and feel bad that I am just getting around to leaving a review. Very different occasions each time. Walking with dogs and sitting in the garden, lunch with friends twice and an evening dinner. Each visit was perfect. I...

Following some previous feedback I decided to invite a fellow dog walker friend and together with my two dogs we paid a visit. Bearing in mind I solely visited the pub two days before enquiring if we needed to book as we were coming for...

The village bought the pub after a long period of being closed. I think they are still finding their feet but it's a very good beginning. Good food, perhaps at a slightly higher price tag than I would expect. Welcome was very friendly and service...

Just celebrated my 70th birthday with lunch at The Three Tuns with family and close friends. All my guests received a warm and friendly welcome in the cosy drinking bar where we enjoyed bottles of fizz and great real ales before moving through to the...

The Food is just superb, the atmosphere and service great. It helps that this is a community owned pub and the tenants are brilliant and selected by the customers, who want good food and a lovely atmosphere. It's a small, obscure pub in a quiet...

Wanted to go after we were recommended the three tuns. It was amazing the staff were so friendly and the food was out of this world. We had the tornadoes Rossini which I have had in some of the best restaurant but this surpassed anything...

I'm a fan of home-cooked Sunday roasts but our roast beef lunch today was excellent. This is all freshly cooked food, very tasty roast beef (generous portion) and the roast potatoes were excellent (this is is what usually lets down a roast). Would recommend the...

For a start you get a good welcome. Next, if you like good beer, this is the place to come. Then there is the food. From the sandwiches made with home made bread to full meals beautifully presented. The place is a gem.

Visited a few times over the last month - always impressed with the fine selection of beer, diverse range of foods on offer and generally warm atmosphere conjured up at the three tuns... it’s well worth a trip if you are in the area -...

Came here for a reunion lunch with a group of ex-colleagues. We were looked after very well, with the chef putting together a special main dish for us and even getting in a particular wine that we had requested. Offers something really unique for the...

Visited here with friends. Recently reopened as a community pub this is a lovely place for a drink and some pretty stunning food. Friendly staff, great service and a lovely atmosphere. We will be back.

We’ve eaten dinner at the pub a couple of times since it re-opened in June and also been to a private anniversary party. The food has been delicious every time and they catered very well for our coeliac friend without making a fuss. In fact...

Such a lovely atmosphere in this re-opened pub, friendly, relaxed and the food is excellent - fresh ingredients with experienced real cooking! Visited a few times since it opened, for morning coffee & cake, lunch & dinner (steak sandwich great) super new menu just last...

A lovely village pub with a huge garden. It has a great menu offering a fantastic selection of pub classics and more gourmet choices. The food is excellent, beautifully presented, and great flavours. The pub is welcoming, the service is good and offers good value...

We went to the 3 Tuns for a birthday lunch with friends. We were warmly welcomed into this new reopened pub by the friendly staff behind the bar and then looked after well throughout our meal by other members of the team. The menu was...

We visited for a second time at lunch with our friends and 4 children in tow. The food was delicious, nicely presented and great value for money. Staff were very helpful and friendly. The decor is great and the whole pub has a lovely cosy...

The Tuns has just reopened as a Community owned pub. Went there for lunch today and were very impressed with the food and the service. The new decor looks fresh and welcoming and the staff are very friendly. Look forward to going for an evening...