Three Kings Inn and Restaurant in North Kesteven

The Three Kings has been decorated and looks very nice. Staff were very friendly and accommodating, could not fault the service. Meal was nice - I have prawn cocktail which was excellent for a starter, however my main gammon, although acceptable, did not come out with any pineapple (perhaps it was because I asked for no egg and it was presumed I did not want the pineapple either?), plenty of fries. Overall a nice meal.

Absolutely amazing pub with a great amosphere. Martin and John who run it are friendly and warm guys incredibly welcoming and always have a chat at the bar. The staff who work alongside them are literally the friendliest and warmest bunch of staff i have ever met. Nothing is too much for them they serve with a smile and are as chatty as the owners. The best part about this pub is its LGBT freindly. Me and my partner felt so welcome and not judged like in other pubs. No one stared or asked questions or said anything, no smart comments from anyone. Now the food! literally, we have been to so many chain pubs you wouldnt believe. This place...the food...STUNNING! i had THE BEST stilton and brocolli soup ive ever had in my life it tasted of all the ingredients not just the cheese. The lamb shank was out of this world. So tender fall off the bone. The gravy was the best ive ever tasted, the greens were cooked al dente just how they should do and the mash was delicious! I honestly am making this place my regular even though its about 20 mile from my home. Its worth the trip and trust me...you wont be disappointed!!! All the food is priced so its affordable in fact id had paid more for my lamb shank it was cooked that well! they have a fantastic range of Ale's on pump which is something i really notice in a pub it wasnt the usual case of a choice between carling, fosters & san miguel. This place has it all and i would definately recommend it to anyone in the area!!!

Just had a superb lunch at 3 Kings, well cooked generous portions, reasonable price, and friendly efficient service.

Would just like to say how lovely and welcoming the staff are here. I was in for the evening menu in which I had the Three Kings mixed grill and it was lovely. I enjoy my steak rare and was cooked to perfection. Thankyou very much and I will most definitely be coming back again soon and will certainly recommend your establishment

I would highly recommend the Three Kings Inn at Threekingham to anyone who wants to visit a fantastic country pub in a small picturesque village. John and Martin who are the landlords of the pub are so friendly and welcoming along with the rest of their team. We visiting on a sunny Saturday afternoon and sat in the beautiful garden enjoying a couple of drinks then we decided to have food and all we can say is wow! The crispy filo wrapped king prawns were to die for as was the gammon steak. My partner had Stilton and broccoli soup and he said it was the best he had ever tasted and his lamb shank simply fell off the bone. We cannot wait to return and sample more of the delicious food and great atmosphere. They have bike nights, live music and local singers too as well as quizzes and karaoke nights this pub really is fantastic and the fact that John and Martin make you feel welcome as soon as you walk through the door makes it even more appealing. Thanks again everyone ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Used to visit frequently then but it went downhill with poor food quality when the original management left. Now under new management. Sunday lunch was lovely. Just need to sample evening meal again now

Be warned. Having checked the opening times for the pub last Saturday lunchtime, we set off on journey to arrive at 2.15pm, 45 minutes before it was advertised as closing. We arrived at the door to find the staff locking up saying they were closed! It makes you wonder, when you hear pubs closing, is it because they fail to provide a basic level of customer service like The Three Kings did on Saturday? Being closed when advertised as open is not a positive customer experience and is a slippery slope deterring customers returning. Some advice for owners of The Three Kings, employ staff that care and if you are going to shut shop early - then at least warn your customers that might happen and advise them to check by ringing in advance before setting off on a wasted journey!

We often used to visit the Three Kings. This time it was for dinner in between Christmas and New Year - the meal was very good, albeit some foods were not available however the bar area where we ate was very cold which unfortunately was not very comfortable. We will visit again - just hope there is some heating on next time.

A great pub to stop for a lunchtime drink it is a very friendly pub with great staff & superb food. It is very warm & serves great meals in the winter & has a sitting out area in the summer months ,we find this a great stop for us when going to Suffolk

Visit as a couple, just me and my wife. ( no kids 🎉 ) Quiet place, tucked out the way, no blaring music or tv so ideal for a lazy, quiet meal. Brilliant service, food and beer. We went on Sunday. Its two courses for £16.95 or 3 for 19.95. Great value and you get plenty. The staff are great and always happy to accomodate as much as they can.

Came for evening meal as staying in the area and dog friendly. Excellent beer, excellent home made food and really good chips. Steak and kidney suet pudding and hubby had gammon. Excellent service, bar staff came over with water for the dog. It was so good we booked for Sunday lunch which was equally as good. If you are in the area I would recommend a visit and support local pubs. Dogs allowed in lounge bar which was very comfortable. Reasonable prices also

We had a great night and catch up with friends/family. I marked 4 as my children weren’t as keen on the food but they can be picky at times. Entertainment was fun and hosts are great! Thank you

Very good fresh food and lovely staff😊 very nice desserts all homemade!!! Would recommend and will come back

We come to the quiz on Wednesday and Tracy does a fantastic job, we love it. We normally eat there but the food is disgusting, the new chef has a terrible attitude and can’t cook a chip. It’s not the same there anymore, the waitresses don’t have a clue what to do. Claire was fantastic in the pub she had everything organised and worked the bar very professional and very friendly. Now there is no atmosphere and last night the quiz couldn’t go ahead because no one had turn up because of how bad the food is. Diane was great at cooking and everyone loved her food. She is greatly missed. The pub had a great reputation and now it’s totally gone downhill. Chef can’t cook, waitresses can’t wait on tables as they haven’t been trained. Horrendous food

Whilst on holiday my husband Alex requested a special T Bone steak after speaking to the chef who is also called Alex. The food was fabulous and cooked to perfection including the other meals that myself and mum ordered from the menu. The staff were attentive, helpful and courteous and the local people were friendly and welcoming at the bar. This is definitely the pub to eat and drink at. We will be back next year when staying at Highfields Country Retreat again, with more request's. Thank you once again Nadine & Alex

Lovely food, fantastic atmosphere. From first walking in to the end of the evening, the staff were attentive, helpful and kind. The food was excellent and cooked beautifully with a generous portion.

Went for a meal quality of the food was disappointing, chips looked like they were a few days old, no side salad lettuce was in the burger, Quality of food has gone down hill.. to top it off i’d booked a table for 25 for...

To start of with the staff were great and the pub settings are nice, with a country feel to it. I gave it an average because the food wasn't the best I have tried. The starters was nice a pate and mushrooms for the children....

Greasy plate of onions, bits of chewy beef and sauce gone south, somewhere, was apparently stroganoff. Another person in the party had large chunks of broccoli and cauliflower that had maybe been dipped in boiling water...... the pastry was dense, not good. However, the attitude...

Good pub grub Good red wine and gins Nice menu selection Friendly staff Good customer service Please support our village pubs!

We hadn't booked a table, saw the sign for The Three Kings from the A52 and took a chance. A young waitress greeted us and checked on availability. She returned and said we could be accommodated but as they were very busy, there would be...

Decided to come here for a date with my wife, lovely warm atmosphere created by the lady behind the bar and the waitress. We both enjoyed our evening

Visited Thursday evening July 7th. Had a very warm welcome from a young lady behind the bar and her mum. Very helpful helping me choose some wine . Lovely atmosphere even though we were there early. Had a great meal with good service .

First visit here. Table for three and little dog. Made to feel very welcome. Lovely pub serving good food. Friendly. Attentive service and good country pub atmosphere. Prawn cocktail and duck pate starters excellent. Chik tikka massala all trimmings, lasagna, suet steak and kidney pud....

My wife and I are fairly frequent visitors to this pub. The pub itself is beautifully kept, and immaculate. The menu is not gourmet, but it is certainly very good, and all food appears to be home -cooked. A simply delightful establishment and well worth...

Great outdoor summer dining when we met up with a friend in this small village. The building had great character and the outdoor areas had plenty of plants and hanging baskets. We had a ploughmans and tuna/sweetcorn bap with salad and chips. Both were typical...

Great Tuesday night drink and supper outside. Simple menu options using local produce. Delicious food. Highly recommend as a lovely local pub.

What a brilliant meal, and brilliant service! All scraped our plate clean. Such a lovely place with lovely staff! Will be back soon!

Absolutely disgusting attitude from owners , after I slipped in toilets as floor was very wet n slippy , no signage in toilet warning of wet floor ,result in whiplash, n severely swollen right knee , among other things ,I went back to fill in...

Called in on spec on way home from Nottingham, ordered the steak and ale pie (and it was a pie not stew with a flaky pastry lid) absolutely great meal very tasty proper pub grub, wife ordered haddock chips mushy peas, again very tasty, if...

Visited with family for evening meal. A lovely warm welcome from the lady behind the bar. Service was excellent through out the evening, 2 waitresses working very efficiently and professionally. Between our party we had the suet pudding, steaks and fish and chips and gammon, could not fault the presentation and quality of the food we orderd. Everything was spot on ....Well presented too. Great to have proper homemade chips !We also enjoyed a drink after our meal in the bar area which was very relaxed and cosy , lovely friendly bar manager overseeing everything ,a good village pub at its best.

Excellent, friendly restaurant which is housed in an old coaching inn. The menue is traditional and varied. The vegetarian Sunday roast is delicious.

We have been here before but not for Sunday lunch. Roast beef was tasty but some of the vegetables were not very warm. Even so, they were well cooked, not overdone. Plenty on the plate. Pie was excellent. Desserts were really good. Service excellent. Good beers on tap. Will go again to try some of the midweek meals, especially on the chalkboard. Warm friendly atmosphere. Roaring fire to keep you warm in winter.

The staff from the minute you walk in the door to leaving are very friendly and nothing is too much trouble. The food came fresh and piping hot on lovely hot plates.

We stayed locally at highfields for a fishing holiday.arrived the Saturday a bit to early so off to the pub to check it out as we had booked for Saturday evening and Sunday lunch.beerwas spot on sowas the wine. We had wonderful meals on Saturday and Sunday lunch was a real good roast,we were so impressed we then booked for Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday and Friday evening. (Monday closed) .we tried a different meal each evening,sometimes a starter or a dessert. Not to mention steak night Thursday done to perfection..all we can say is very good value for money,lovely staff very polite and helpful,and the landlord is a great character once you get to know him,we had loads of laughs with them..all in all made our holiday a very enjoyable experience.we have booked again for round 2 next year..

We had been told about this inn by a friend and decided to make a trip and try it ourselves for lunch. Great old coaching Inn with a nice atmosphere. Had the steak and ale pie which was one of the best we have had, served with a generous portion of vegetables followed for 'pudding' by the apple pie. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and will definitely be back when in the area again.

We hadn't booked and the pub was very busy on arrival at around 7.15 on a Friday evening. The bar was full but there was a spare table in the restaurant for us. Definitely service with a smile with the lady in charge who was lovely from start to finish. Traditional pub food. The fish pie was very tasty with an iceberg lettuce, tomato, cucumber and onion salad and my husband's lasagne was quite a large portion with the same basic salad. The trifle wasn't really to my taste, just a personal preference really, as I prefer jelly, thick custard and cream and berries in my trifle. My husband really enjoyed his homemade Eton Mess.

Just back from having an excellent 3 course meal with the wife. Not that I was looking, but I couldn't fault anything. We had a friendly welcome, the staff were very attentive and the food was served in good time. The table and menus were clean ( not sticky as sometimes found elsewhere) The prawn cocktail starter was very good and served with a warm roll. For the main course I chose the fillet stake, this was cooked exactly as ordered (medium-rare). I have no idea why they gave me a steak knife as it was that tender I'm sure I could have cut it with a butter knife! The apple pie and cream made a great end to a terrific meal and all round experience, all washed down with a nice cool pint of Guinness.We will certainly pay another visit when we next holiday in the area.

First visit for us, not so for friends who live nearby and have been several times. It was their recommendation.Lovely old building in good order, well located, and with car parking aplenty just over the (quiet) road. We'd booked, and on entering were given the choice of seating in the bar or the restaurant. We took the bar - wrong decision, a fairly noisy party came in shortly after and our conversation almost ground to a halt under their noise.Ordered food; I decided to try the apricot nut roast which sounded nice. It all looked good when it arrived and my nut roast was tasty, though not very warm, and as it cooled further it became more and more stodgy - I left a chunk of it as it had developed the texture of sticky rice. My companions also left some of their food and expressed disappointment - "not to the usual standard" they suggested.We had just a coffee to finish - and that was delicious. Very, very good, strong and smooth.It's a lovely pub / restaurant; clean, smart, not a sticky table or menu in sight. I'd like to go back sometime and try again; it seems likely we were just unlucky and this place does havea good reputation.

Myself and my husband booked a table on returning from holiday. It was the first time we had been for a meal only previously been in for a drink after finding it during a country drive.We had a three course meal. Could not fault the food or the service. Will definitely be going back. Just need to add I am picky. Well worth a visit!

Reviewed two years ago and visited again with an old School friend who happens to regard this as a favourite with consistently good service, food and drink.

Delicious Sunday lunch for our party of 5 . All food beautifully cooked and tasty , generous portions . Roast lamb to die for with a varied selection of veg . Great puddings too including my favourite sticky toffee ! All served with a smile . Very reasonably priced too compared to the coast where we are used to paying London prices . Will definitely return .

Lovely food and outdoor space, clean and friendly. Menu for children and light bites as well as some great specials. Really relaxed.

Staying locally and wanted a pub lunch. Super weather so wanted a pub garden. Arrived at the pub, good parking, place being decorated but not intrusive. Dining bar pretty full. Chap at bar talking to a customer but broke off to tell us he’d be with us shortly. So good service. Chose to eat outside. Lovely terrace and lawned area. Quality furniture and well kept flower beds etc, so felt like the place is taken care of and pride taken in the establishment and service. Ordered off the menu and special board. Good menu to suit all tastes. Burger and chips and scampi and chips, just what we wanted. Home cooked chips, no frozen rubbish. Good meaty burger. Happily sat and had a drink afterwards. Staff friendly and attentive, but not overbearing. Will probably pop back tomorrow! Opening times 12-3 /6-11 or thereabouts. So not an all day opening pub. Would happily return for a drink and/or food

Four of us all ordered different dishes and all were excellent. The quality of the food ,the comfortable surroundings & the pleasant service & attention from the landlord & landlady of this lovely pub made for a very enjoyable lunchtime.

We visited on a busy Sat (16th) evening. The pub was cosy and welcoming. Our waitress was polite and attentive, I didn't catch her name (dark long hair), Although it was busy the service was good and our food arrived promptly. The only area I would improve would be the desserts as they appeared to be microwaved. Apart from this I will definitely return with friends.

Excellent pub and restaurant. Good food menu varied choice. Staff excellent wine very good . Restaurant lovely and clean food hot . We go every week. Worth travelling for a good visit and good food and very good value

This has become our "go to place" when driving back from Grantham when collecting our daughter from the station. It is usually busy but we have always managed to get a table. The surroundings are" traditionally British pub" and as such are welcoming as are the staff.The drinks selection is varied ( the gin menu particularly). The lunch menu is good pub food with a specials board as well. We have always found the service good and the food to match to the extent that we have not yet managed a pudding but I'm sure we will.

We have just come back from having a lovely Sunday lunch. Food was lovely as usual so was the staff very polite and helpful. We are amazed at the comments made a few weeks ago as we sat next to these people and they were chatting to the staff and we all had a laugh. We were also told we only had the table till 1.30 which was more than long enough. Thanks for a lovely meal and see you again soon. Chris

We came here expecting a freshly cooked meal in a traditional country pub, and were very disappointed.

Very mediocre food and truly appalling service.

I went here hoping for a Sunday lunch at a traditional English pub.

We visited for Steak night, however there was a good choice on the menu should you not want steak. Very friendly host and staff. Service was superb. Our steaks were excellent along with all the accompaniments. The pub is spotless with a very welcoming atmosphere.

Eight members of regional Rotary Club's met up for a regional meeting. It was my first visit and I found the Inn an Historic building, having been in situ since the late 800s. It is an old coaching inn, quite spacious yet cosy.

We visited for their steak night. Food and service were great and it was good value. The Three Kings is a nice venue and we enjoyed a drink in the cosy, warm bar area after our meal in next to the fire. It’s in the middle of nowhere but work a drive out for the steak night. It was my friend’s birthday and they made the effort to make it special. Nice beer garden for summer too.

We've visited the Three Kings several times for lunch on weekdays and today for Sunday lunch. Lovely friendly welcome, excellent food and service and great country pub ambience. Husband says he had the best pint of Speckled Hen he's ever tasted! Varied menu of lovely home cooked food, great Sunday roast, sticky toffee pudding is delicious. We'll definitely be back.

Visited tonight with friends. Lovely atmosphere, food was absolutely amazing, good timings, excellent customer service and fantastically priced. Loved the cosy feeling the surroundings provide. Would highly recommend. We will be back!

Great pub with good food and good beer. Friendly staff and locals. the beer garden is lovely and the hanging baskets are spectacular

Been a couple of times now, always good, service excellent with a good choice on the menu. Can recommend the Steak and Ale pie, pastry was superb, also have enjoyed the steaks. Always a warm welcome too.

We popped in for a bite to eat at lunchtime on passing through. Very clean, lovely blazing fire and the staff were very helpful in telling us about the area. It was modern but with lots of old character. A lovely country pub. We had a sandwich of local ham with chips and salad. It was moist and tasty. Far too much though!

We always have a good meal whenever we visit. A lovely atmosphere, with both friends and as a couple.

A lovely country pub with food in its own restaurant or in a comfortable bar area with a real log fire that allows well behaved dogs in. The food is lovely with a lot of choice and a good selection of wines and beers all at a reasonable price.

Recommended to us by local B&B; owners who said we would not be disappointed - they were right! Very warm welcome, excellent range of food - well prepared and well priced!

Third visit here, each time the staff are so welcoming and nothing is ever too much trouble. Foods great also !

Visited with my family and 11 year old daughter. We all had a lovely meal, the pies were very good. Service was good and the landlady made our daughter very welcome. Will go back when we visit the area again.

Lovely traditional pub..food wonderful..party of four for lunch our first time visit,enjoyed meal and service we decided to book a table for 4 for Christmas lunch

As some other people have mentioned, I assume it is the landlord? He is about as friendly as a cornered rat I'm afraid. Add that to the persistent ABBA tracks being played way too loud on a dodgy sound system I don't think we shall be returning. Oh the food? Decidedly average..most of the grill was overcooked I'm afraid.

Friendly welcome, great portions of wholesome pub grub. Well attended quiz. Great fun night out every Wednesday. Try it.

We went with friends for a meal. The food was excellent and served hot enough for my wife who always claims that restaurant food is not hot enough. The steak and ale pies were excellent and the fish pie marvelous. No room for sweet unfortunately. They serve a good range of beers and lagers, unfortunately I was driving so I could try any. A nice atmosphere and a pleasant evening.

We went on Thursday, aka Steak Night and I had the T-Bone steak. My wife was very jealous (although her sirloin steak was just as good) as the steak was cooked to perfection and was one of the best steaks I've ever had. On previous visits, the food has always been of top quality and this has to be one of the best pub around

We decided to call back again for dinner and by 7/30 the restaurant was full of enthusiastic reglars.

the three kings was just a short distance from the hotel , friendly staff and lovely food , definitely worth a visit

Lovely food, very snug and lovely staff. A great place to start or finish a walk. Dog friendly in the bar. Lots of parking.

I hesitate to write a review with negativity but it has to be said that this lovely pub and its great food could be enhanced if the landlord was a little more welcoming.

Lovely country pub, top quality food and perfect service, Never had a bad meal and we are always made welcome and nothing is too much trouble. Thank you

We were visiting relatives in Boston and had travelled up from South Wales We passed Threekingham on the way and stopped and saw the pub. We liked the look of it and booked Sunday lunch. Being in the heart of England's breadbasket so to speak we thought we'd be in for a treat. Sadly it was very disappointing and all the veg were overcooked and mushy. I think if Gordon Ramsay visited he'd just look out of the window and sigh. What a wonderful setting in a wonderful food area and poor quality food.

We had made a reservation for a family meal which sadly we had to cancel due to health reasons following my Nan going into hospital. My partner had called over a week in advance in order to cancel the reservation but she was called on the day of the original reservation being questioned as to where we were in a very rude manner. She explained that she had spoken to a man previously to cancel the reservation at which point she was hung up on. She called back to advise the exact time and date of the call so they could investigate if they so desired but the same man was extremely rude again. I personally took offence to this and called back to ask for the apology my partner deserved, I got through to a lady to whom I explained the situation and on my request for an apology she snapped "well you aint gonna get one" and hung up. Don't care how good the food may be these people are not worthy of anyone spending their hard earned money on and I certainly won't be going. Score of 1 given as zero not an option

What a gorgeous country pub! The interior of this historic inn is very unusual and attractive and in addition it has a small but fabulous garden overflowing with colourful flowers and sunny tables. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and efficient. The menu had a decent choice with specials on a board too. Meals were keenly priced with some good deals. The food service was a little too quick with our meal appearing just over 10 mins after ordering - I guess there was an element of 'microwaving' to reheat dishes previously cooked!! However food was well - presented and tasty. There was an excellent atmosphere here with a good buzz of locals plus visitors. Will be returning.

Every customer gets a great welcome and drinks are served well and efficiently. A good range of beers with a nice guest beer available on this visit. We went on steak night (fully booked). Some good deals on steak so worth a visit. Food was good and a good dessert menu recommend the Sticky toffee pudding very light and fluffy as well as tasty. Would visit again happily.

Our first visit a couple of months ago coincided with the arrival of a coach party who were dining. This was no problem as they were a considerate and quiet bunch. but it did show the pub in a very good light - the staff were cheerful and efficient and made sure that regulars and others outside of the group were attended to promptly.Thia experiece lead us to stop for a meal on the way back from s long trip. We are glad we did.Although we chose simple dishes, they were tasty and well prepared. Service was again excellent and we will certainly be calling again, perhaps trying something a little more advenurous!This second visit gave us the opportunity to take in the delightful garden and pleasant ambience of the bar area.

Invited by friends for evening meal here- last visited probably 5 years ago for lunch with my elderly mother. Delighted to see the owners still here, working hard in the kitchen, producing good quality food to order from an extensive menu. The garden area is stunning with floral displays - well worth sitting outside surrounded by such a colourful display. Large car park. Popular with locals and others prepared to travel to this lovely old coaching Inn.

Busy pub/restaurant with a pleasant restaurant & nice garden for a drink. Fair prices & good food. Try it.

We thought we'd try somewhere new for a birthday lunch.The pub website included a picture of guests sitting at atable on the terrace with their dog, so accompanied by our two chihuahuaswe headed for the tiny village of Threekingham.The Three Kings pub has a very attractive interior, particularly the bar areawith its oak beams and comfortable seating. The menu has a very good selection of English pub food, with additional dishesdisplayed on a blackboard over the fireplace. We both ordered the whitebait or"blanchbait" as it appeared on the menu - whichever description you prefer - it wasparticularly good, both in taste and crunchiness.We then selected from the blackboard, a steak and kidney suet pudding and the Lincolnshiresausage toadie - three large sausages in a massive Yorkshire pudding, accompanied bygreen peas and mashed potato. It was all very nicely cooked, but the portions were evengreater than our appetites. The landlord told me that they have a lot of local farm people ascustomers, who arrive very hungry and expect large meals - maybe we,ll have to walk herenext time to build up an appetite! We still ordered a lemon tartlet with icecream and an Irishcoffee, both of which were a more normal size.The food was very good, the service friendly and efficient and we shall haveto visit again soon, as we want to try the rack of barbecue ribs, and, if I starvemyself for a few days, the Three Kings mixed grill, which sounds quite a challenge.

Very poor quality food unless you're happy with ready meals.Will not be trying again, although staff were lovely.Has to be the worst Sunday lunch we have had out.

We visited for a friends birthday, our first visit. It was steak night, so all four of us chose sirloins which were cooked just to our liking. The price includes either a pudding each or a bottle of wine which makes it very good value. The restaurant and bar area are relaxed and nicely appointed, and the staff were excellent. The landlady in particular was a hoot and very welcoming. The only thing that would've improved our visit? I would've preferred homemade onion rings, but that's all I can fault. We will definitely be back.

Whent here for sunday lunch service was terrible we orderd 2 lamb dinnners the lamb was cut with a bacon slicer its was nerly see frow then they had boiled it to warm it back up terrible will deffently not b going bk here again

Food mostly OK...as long as you don't like a flavoursome steak. Just bland, but cooked well.Didn't expect the whitebait to be in breadcrumbs.Was sat right against the bar. Asked to move further away to a quieter part of the restaurant area (and also didn't have the toilet/sewer smell). And the landlord moaned, and was quite sarcastic, offering the table next to ours, then moaned some more before begrudgingly saying to go sit somewhere else.Won't be returning. Paying customers should be made to feel welcome and relaxed. The landlord acted completely the opposite.

Went a month ago with friends enjoyed so much went back with another friend. Food superb all home-made well presented excellent waitress and Landlord believe Landlady is cook, very well run spotlessly clean made to feel welcome will be going back

Three of us had a splendid meal. Everything was top class and served by,a lovely waitress. Not only very efficient but nice to look at.

Visited for the first time 3 weeks ago whilst staying in the area. There were 4 of us and we all enjoyed the meal so much we booked again for the following night. The fish portions were huge and with very thin batter - and fresh! The service was good and the atmosphere convivial. We would recommend booking at the weekend.

just had a lovely sunday lunch at a traditional country inn. The meal was very good plenty of choice good service would highly recommend it. Read the back of the menu some interesting facts about the history of the inn.

Mother's Day Excellent service the food was great, good selection of beers a great set menu in lovely local county pub.Would recommend friends & family. 5 Star ⭐️ rating Thank you Mr Brooks

We've been meaning to try the Three Kings for some time and finally made it this Saturday. We only popped in for a bar snack but will definitely be back for dinner in the restaurant in the near future. The bar is very clean and the decor is very much countryside inn. A lovely warm welcome and very friendly staff. A good choice of food to choose from on the menu and the specials board. We selected a baguette each which is served with salad and chips. Very good value for money, looked at fellow diners plates and it all looked delicious! Almost forgot to mention the real fire and the beautiful wood burning smell. Am looking to go for a walk in the surrounding area and finish up there for a lunch and drink. Definitely recommend

Four seniors booked for lunch mid-week, and the experience was little short of superb.Many rural pubs are quiet on a lunchtime, and this one is no exception, but our welcome was warm, and our table ready.The menu here is not that extensive, but there are always 'specials' on a board, and there is more than enough on offer to suit any taste.The food here is exceptional, appears all home cooked by a very competent chef/cook and I have to come clean and say that my wife & I have eaten here on several occasions and have always found it excellent. The pub is kept beautifully, well furnished and very clean and tidy.If you are looking for a lovely typical English old fashioned pub, with a landlord to go with it, then you have just found it ! Enjoy !

We have met with Norfolk friends here over the last 7 years and had exceptional quality food and service but today exceeded our expectations. We loved the refurbished decor (not visited for a while). The log fire was burning and choice of specials from fish to pies and pasta made it difficult to choose!! All freshly cooked we were all pleased with our choices of scampi, chicken in Stilton sauce and steak and kidney pie. All our salads and vegetables were delicious too as were the desserts to follow. An enjoyable time in every respect. Waitress was friendly and the landlord too - won't leave it so long before we plan a return visit.

Lovely looking pub from the outside, There is a big car park across the road opposite. Cosy and welcoming inside. A real crackling log fire was burning in the lounge bar. We liked the Window seating for two. The dining room is comfortable, with soft seats and lighting. Relaxing and romantic.If you order two steaks on a Thursday, you get either a bottle of wine on the house, or two desserts. Super!The menu was varied, and there was quite a bit that looked really tasty. Scallops, duck, etc.The draught Bass was very nice indeed too.Steaks were plump, juicy and well cooked. Staff were friendly and welcoming. We certainly felt very relaxed and at home here.I would say it's more suited for adult groups and couples than children, but I'm sure they would be warmly welcomed. Definitely worth a visit.

We met up with friends for lunch at this lovely old pub yesterday & wanted to write this review to tell everyone what a gem this is.It was so refreshing to be served with proper home cooked food instead of the usual microwaved & deep fried choices offered in most places.The pub is warm,comfortable & attractive,all in all an excellent place to visit.

How disappointed - roast potatoes & yorkshires were reheated & chewy, roast beef meat was processed and not fresh cooked in our opinion, cheese sauce was watery, peas over cooked. Portions not great for price. Great environment, lovely staff but won't be recommending or returning. We feel so disappointed as we were hoping to find a local pub we could start visiting regularly for meals.

Met up with northern based family here for a birthday lunch. Friendly staff and customers. Pleasant meal, good menu choices and portions. Looking forward to returning there in future.

Have ate here few times and have never been disappointed with the food,great selection of food as well as a lovely place to eat.