three tuns in Test Valley

Thank you so much for looking after us earlier this evening!. My Daughter is autistic and struggled with the noise & crowd when we entered but your staff member (sorry can’t remember his name), was amazing and made sure she was comfortable, offering various table options!. The other staff were also attentive & helpful throughout. Food was spot on, loved it!

Excellent meal, very friendly staff who ensured we had everything we needed. All 3 varieties of roast dinners sampled within our party of 4, quality ingredients, beautifully cooked. Would highly recommend.

Sunday 5 Dec, table for 6 at lunchtime. Excellent meal, good Portuguese wine ( white & red ) friendly & very efficient service. The roast beef was so good! good olives, puds & coffee too. Very happy customers!

I visited this venue for the first time this week, as a guest of a wedding party celebration.I cannot fault this pub. The staff were so friendly, helpful and accommodating throughout the event. Despite the small cooking facilities, Dan and his staff managed to produce hot delicious food for the large throng, with a variety of dietary needs.

Had lunch here today. Quite frankly it was one of the best meals I have had in ages! Home cooked fresh ingredients so tasty. The menu is not fancy good food done exceptionally Beer was really great as well local brewery I've never hear of. I can't really explain how good it was!I have the beef pie mash and fresh veg

3 of us have just had the most wonderful roast beef dinners at The Three Tuns, Romsey. The beef was unbelievably tender & the gravy delicious! Highly recommended!!!!

The pub is very cramped, we came away with a headache as it was so noisy. We had to shout to have a conversation.Considering the amount of customers the service was ok, the staff tried hard but service was slow.There is limited choice on the menu, I assume this is because their kitchen is small. The roast dinner is good. The fruit crumble and custard was not as good as we have had it before and was barely warm.We would not recommend a Sunday visit.

Lovely meal, menu could be more extensive (was a bit fish centric) but the food was well prepared and presented, I had the sausage and mash, wife had salmon, staff were friendly polite and attentive. Enjoyable lunch

Pre booked a table for lunch, but we needn't have bothered as lots of tables to choose from.Menu is currently very limited, but that is the case in many restaurants and public houses due to the after effects of the pandemic. No starters, but three mains ordered and served quickly. Fish and Chips, Salmon served with samphire, mash potatoes, mix vegetables and a seafood jus and three local sausages, onion gravy and chunky chips. Generous portions, tasty food, nice presentation and absolutely no complaints about the quality.Bar areas are comfortable and recently decorated. Toilets are very clean and overall a lovely old pub in the centre of pretty Romsey with friendly and welcoming staff.

Disappointed in the boring menu - we came for the fantastic food and interesting menu that we experienced multiple times 2018-2020 pre-Covid. What a total let down. Our hearts sank when we saw bog standard pub grub. Shame you have lowered your standards we won’t be back as can get more exciting food elsewhere. What we ate however was well cooked and cannot be criticised it was all nice just the choices nothing special - could go to any pub anywhere and see the same boring stuff on offer . The only slightly interesting thing was the veloute with the salmon but even that although delicious wasn’t really a veloute. Big shame won’t be back unless we hear the menu is better again . Yawn bummer wish we had gone somewhere else. Sorry!!!!

6 of us plus dog arrived at 6pm on a very busy Friday evening without a reservation but were quickly shown to a table. That was fortunate for us as several people who arrived shortly after us were made aware that there were no more tables available for dinner for at least a couple of hours. Understandable, as it was obvious so many people were eating already.The staff were all superb - friendly, knowledgeable and attentive - even fetching a bowl of water and some treats for our dog. Our orders were taken, drinks and sharing starters arrived very promptly afterwards. We took some time to choose our main courses from several unusual options alongside some pub favourites.In due course, the mains arrived - all nicely presented and without exception we all thoroughly enjoyed what we had. Have to say this was an overall excellent experience, full marks to all the team at the Three Tuns.

We have eaten here for my birthday a year ago. Un-inspiring menu. Today we walked to have a few drinks (husband and I). £17.95 for a large wine and a pint of IPA. For goodness sake - come on! This is ridiculous. Disappointed yet again.

Great relaxed ambience and perfect service from friendly host who greeted us with a plate of fresh cherries & made the whole family feel welcome. The food was very enjoyable and priced fairly.

Popped in one evening just for a drink but decided to stay for food. Manged to fit us in on a busy evening and we were not disappointed. Food was fantastic and staff very polite and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

We visited for lunch on a Tuesday. The 300-year-old interior is delightful, but the menu offered was not particularly interesting (not so good as a few years ago). I chose a chicken, ham and leek pie. My wife chose two starters: buttermilk chicken and hot-smoked trout rillettes. I ordered a gin-and-tonic with Fevertree ronic and the house gin (Gordons). The gin was well presented, with plenty of ice (as requested) and three slices of lemon. My home-made pie was tasty with a good pastry. My wife's two starters were quite OK but rather unexciting.

Amazing place, nice staff friendly service is always very good. Food is lovely. Easy parking at the rear, eating outside possible. Very relaxed

We booked here for Sunday lunch on 1st November. From arriving to leaving everything was absolutely brilliant. Service was friendly and attentive. We ordered 2 roasts, lamb and beef, and both were delicious. It came with the best selection of veg and great stuffing and Yorkshires. I asked for a slight change to the cheeseboard and this was done with no issue. We had an absolutely lovely lunch. Soon as this bloody next lockdown is over we will be back.

Friendly, cosy and cheerful pub with great service and serving seriously good food. Clearly a long-time favorite for many who (like my friends) come back often from afar

Had a few meals here, ranging from average to excellent. You never quite know what you’ll get. Last night was a very good night indeed. The ox cheek pie was a gorgeous, followed by a nice bit of cheese. My friend had the bangers and mash which looked suitably hearty and was reportedly good. The menu was a bit limited, presumably reduced menu for COVID-19. But better to do less and do it well. Which they did. Very welcoming landlord and a really nice warm atmosphere.

Characterful pub set in a residential street, close to the River Test and about five minutes walk from Romsey town centre. Staff are friendly and welcoming and there's a great selection of ales, including offerings from the local Flack Manor Brewery. I opted for a pint of Romsey Gold, but they also have Double Drop available on handpump plus a few other ales. The food is okay, but that's about as far I would go. Perhaps it's a Covid thing, but the menu is quite restricted, and not particularly cheap either. I opted for the Buttermilk Chicken at £12.95. This was basically two pieces of deep fried chicken breast, coated in a very think layer of breadcrumbs and served with chips plus meant to be coleslaw but as I don't eat mayonnaise, they substituted it with a (very small) green leaf salad. All perfectly eatable but for a nice meal out, I would have expected something with a bit more flair.

Staying down the road at a pub/hotel where the food was so disappointing, we ventured into the 3 Tuns for our evening meal.We decided to have the prawns with the chef's own sauce instead of a large meal + a mixed salad and we were so pleased that we had done so.It was excellent...so fresh and tasty ...indeed absolutely delicious. For dessert we had a chocolate based sundae which was also delightful.The staff were both friendly and efficient to the two of us and we would certainly go back when in the area.Well done one and all for making our evening meal so pleasant and enjoyable( esp. Emily) and for making all the Covid arrangements less tedious whilst covering all the bases.

This used to be our go to place for Sunday Roast. The pub is still great, staff are fantastic and real ale kept beautifully. Roast has not maintained its reputation. Expected pink beef as we at at 12:15 but wasn’t to be. The beautifully cooked range of veg with beetroot and broccoli etc. is no more. Maybe the chef has changed. Either way. Would I return? Yes, but for drinks only and to enjoy the welcome and great ales. The food is not at the same standard as before. I’ll keep an eye on the reviews and maybe standards will recover.

Four of us ate on a mid-week evening. The reduced menu due to Covid was understandable, but we were hopeful the quality would remain. Sadly not. All 3 types of meals ordered ranged from poor to terrible, the ploughmans bread was too hard to eat and was sent back and very poor value for money. Never again, if they can't get a reduced menu right, it does not bode well. This used to be the best dining experience in Romsey.

Stopped for lunch on a sunny day. The garden is lovely to relax in. Staff very polite and the food was very nice indeed. Would go back again. Thanks all

We visited midweek,late August. Disappointing evening menu which was very limited.We had the cod,.which was fine.We were going to have a dessert but waiting 10 minutes and seeing the bar staff chatting to a regular with no sign of looking after the other diners was disappointing, so we got the bill and left.

Quick Google search and this place came up. I am so impressed, the first pub I have been in where they take covid seriously but it's not thrusted in your face. Beer was great, food great and atmosphere perfect.

Having reviewed this establishment in Aug 2018 copied below:- [Having driven past the Three Tuns on a regular basis decided to actually give it a try. What a good decision, I originate from Hull once home to the greatest fishing fleets ever known and know my way around a decent bit of fish well I must admit I enjoyed one of the best if not the best fish and chip supper since I left Hull in 1959. Certainly on the visit again list].We where disappointed to find that the high standard of food we had become used to no longer applied although the service remains excellent.The menu and food where both uninspired and left a lot to be desired. I had the cod and chips which turned out to be a sliver of some specimen of fish coated in an undercooked tasteless batter. I was offered but refused a replacement but a replacement was brought anyhow and that matched the first offering. The Three Tuns cannot trade on 'WINNER! BEST PUB IN HAMPSHIRE 2017' anymore as there are lots of establishments vying for repeat customers and the Three Tuns is not one of them. I do hope the standards improve as this has been on our repeat visits for some time but not any longer.

My wife and i visited for a snack lunch. There was plenty of room outside, undercover and inside. The tables were well spaced. The waitress did not wear a mask, which was unusual in the pandemic times. We enjoyed our beers. I ordered a Ploughman's Lunch. It contained various items: ham, cheddar, boiled egg, small pork pie + pickle. The bread was a very fresh baguette (so much better than the bread recently served to me at the Goat). The ham was not quite so good, seemingly from a supermarket pack instead of hand carved. I enjoyed the lunch, largely because of the high quality bread and butter, also the fresh radishes in the salad. My wife enjoyed her egg and cress sandwich on granary bread.

We really like this place and came here twice while we stayed in Romsey. We sat in the garden each night. Good social distancing and great atmosphere, people really enjoying themselves. Great service too, the barman serving is was very knowledgeable when one of us couldn’t decide on the drink. Didn’t eat here but the food looked very good.

One of the BEST pubs I have ever had the pleasure of going to. Food is always lovely, drinks are always cold! Staff are so polite and kind and look after you brilliantly. Been quite a few times and always look forward to returning.

My partner and I were visiting Romsey and thought we’d pop in to The 3 Tuns, for Sunday lunch. We were greeted with a lovely smile from a lady who agreed to let us use a small table that was reserved for another couple who were due to dine an hour and half later. We both ordered the roast beef roast and it didn’t disappoint. The food was hot, the meat was tender, the veggies were well cooked and it was no surprise that we both cleared our plates. The price was very reasonable and the service was excellent! We will definitely be going back there in the future.

Have visited this pub previously for lunchtime food and returned again today. Friendly staff and happy to serve. However, chose the fish and chips (as did 2 others) but the fish was mostly batter and the meal quite small bearing in mind the £13.50 cost. The music in the restaurant area was also too loud meaning speaking across the table was difficult. Would think twice before returning again.

This is a well established pub in Romsey that has always been a hit. The food is superb no matter what time of day you come and there is a wonderful selection of real ales, many local which is great to see. There have been a few managers since I've been going there and with Rob now overseeing this wonderful establishment you will be welcomed as if you had been going there all your life. He makes the place buzz and you will see that in the friendly faces of the staff.

There is always a high degree of uncertainty when a pub changes its host. However, in this case, one can breathe a sigh of relief. Rob is an agreeable addition to the Three Tuns. He is welcoming, attentive and a genuine bon vivante!The food is excellent and there is always a fine selection of beers to suit all tastes - from the established caskateer to the lover of the citrusy burst of a craft ale.I implore you to visit this wonderful, cosy and welcoming establishment.

Excellent Sunday roast , had roast beef which was best I've had in ages . Great service and atmosphere .

I have been here many times over the years and there have been a number of different owners, some bad, some better. The new owners have got it right. The food was excellent - very tasty and very well presented. The staff (particularly the young man behind the bar and waiting tables) were very attentive and pleasant. It is so nice to have a really good pub in Romsey with excellent food. We shall definitely be returning soon.

We’ve visited this pub for a Sunday roast a few times over the past year, it has always been good, we came for a roast last Sunday (16th) and it was the best it’s ever been, the pub is under new management which has brought in changes to Sunday lunch, the menu is now a 2 or 3 course set price menu which I thought was very good value for money, the food itself is homemade, fresh, excellent and very well presented everybody gets a side dish of cauliflower cheese (which is delicious!) I would say this is by far the best Sunday roast you can get in Romsey, the staff are all very welcoming and attentive all in all it’s a lovely little pub with great staff, food and beer!

The food was excellent and the owner was very welcoming. However the waitress was dreadful - very surly, totally disinterested in serving us and more interested in chatting at the bar. She badly needs some training or a different job!In fairness to the owner he did his best to compensate for her attitude.

Really nice place for dinner and drinks. Friendly staff and warm with fire on in the evenings. Worth popping through thoroughly recommended

Hadnt visited for Sunday roast since before the couple that ran the pub previously left at the end of 2019. This used to be hands down the best roast beef sunday dinner anywhere locally at any price. Unfortunately the roast we had on Sunday was nowhere near as nice as it used to be. It wasnt terrible, just average. Beef was very rare and quite chewy. The clever way the veg used to be presented and cooked is gone. The menu now has less choice and the roast dinners are not priced individually anymore, you are encouraged to choose either 2 or 3 courses for a fixed amount. As it transpired when we got the bill the cost of the roast has gone up from £13.95 to over £15 which wouldnt matter at all if it was as good as it used to be. A real shame, but when I heard the tennants had left it was something that I half expected to happen. Still a decent enough pub but I couldnt really recommend the roast to friends which I would do passionately previously.

Used to live in Romsey years ago and loved this place, so went back with wife recently while passing through. It was still a charming, welcoming pub, with a real fire on the go. The local ale was well looked after, which was no surprise. What was surprising was the fantastic food. They of course offer the pub classics of fish and chips etc, but had a good selection of "fine dining" options, and these were tremendous. The staff were friendly and attentive, so our experience could not have been better. They are dog friendly too.

Really love to come to this great little English pub, but why on earth do you have a selection of light bulbs over the bar that instantly destroy the ambience of this endearing place. Too bright - too toxic - and no TWO are the same. Take the bar out of the spotlight and embrace the atmosphere.

We were very well looked after by the Three Tuns team, and ate well here. With a relative just moving to the area we picked the Three Tuns for a family evening meal following a recommendation from a friend. They could not have been more accommodating, coping with the increase in numbers, making recommendations on the best place to sit, and making us comfortable when we arrived. Good food well priced too, with our group picking the venison pie, bream, and fish and chips for mains, and rice puds, cheesecake and ice cream for desserts. Very tasty and a good mix of fresh ingredients. Dog also joined us and agreed. Thoroughly recommended, and thanks to the team.

What a pub should be , good choice of beer, food looks good , not sampled. Very friendly and warm...............

We met my Mother half way between Kent and Somerset for a pub lunch to celebrate her birthday and hit this place on the map. I’m so glad we did!

Never visited this pub before but I was in the area, it’s a fabulous looking building even though it looks rather run down outside, and basis inside which is fine. But the food was pretty bad Poor quality ingredients, badly presented.

This is a firm favourite and we will continue to visit. It is a great little pub with bags of character. We were seated in the dining area. The food is always delicious and good value. We tried celeriac soup, trout, hake, burger and vegetable pie. Everything was excellent. The staff are lovely. If there are a few of you, you will need to book as this is a small pub with limited tables and very popular.

Whilst in Romsey we called into the Three Tuns for a quick drink before returning home.

It is not the biggest pub in Romsey but it punches above its weight as far as service and food . We booked a table in the restaurant which has aound two dozen covers.

Went with friends for a meal on a Saturday evening. The food, service, ambience and atmosphere were all excellent. Would definitely go again. Vegetarians catered for as well, and with a good selection

Good food, good selection of beers and just a mice plsce to go. Will make a return visit and explore the area more. A great place to go for young and old.

The food is sublime - there is a genius in the kitchen. The waitress in the white top - Think she is a sort of boss is brilliant - but the crowded restaurant is not good. We were about 2 feet away from the couple on the next table and they could hear and we could hear their conversation. The proprietors have crammed too many tables in a small space. My other moan is - this is a pub so why don’t they serve large glasses of wine ? They serve - 125 mls or 175 mls or a bottle. A cheap ploy to make us spend money .I love the food but not the discomfort of the restaurant

we enjoyed a light lunch and excellent real ale. There was a lovely log fire and the staff were very friendly and our dog was welcomed

We had a great lunch for 9 of us, all choosing the roast. The portions are very generous and prices reasonable. The waiting staff were very helpful, bringing out the birthday cake after we'd eaten. The pub has a cosy atmosphere. Would definitely go back.

My title says it all, really; but need to state also how friendly and welcoming the staff are and at lunchtimes simply delicious, affordable light meals - my husband meets his friends here often, too. Good beer! Vivien Verey Art Studio.

I do like this pub, and I will be back but was very frustrated by the service yesterday. Turned up with my son and sister for a quick sandwich and pint at 2pm. I knew they did good doorstop sandwiches and have a good selection of ales and beers.

We went to the Three Tuns for a family birthday celebration - 7 adults and a 5 year old. We've been here several times, but this time the welcome and service throughout was outstanding. A very friendly, patient waitress and excellent food for all of us. Thank you. We will be back.

We were staying over the road from the Three Tuns and popped in one evening for a bit to eat. I expected decent food, but this beat our expectations. We had Hummus and Whitebait for starters, more than generous portions. My wife had hake for main and i tried the Steak and mushroom pie. Absolutely fantastic, served with creamy mash and very well cooked veg. A couple of Ciders and wines later mean't no room for pud, although i expect that would have been superb as well. Service was nice and the staff very friendly and eager to please. Well done and compliments to the food staff.

Absolute wee gem of a pub that we booked for our small wedding reception. The food, service and atmosphere was superb. The friendly team could not be more helpful and also accommodated some last minute changes, which we were very grateful for.

Went to the Tuns for my wife’s birthday, most of us had Sunday roast probably the best I’ve had for along time the service was also excellent .

We came here for a light lunch (and dessert of course) and it was lovely. The atmosphere were welcoming and the staff were friendly and attentive. Friend Had the sandwich which was gorgeous soft bread with generous sides and fillings, and I had the cheese board which was beautifully presented with a wonderful variety of flavors. A lovely place to stop for a while for a snack, cant wait to go back for desserts.

Good food and beers,friendly staff good service and dog friendly. What more could you ask? Maybe for it to have been a bit less expensive,

One of the best Sunday lunches I’ve had out in a long while. Amazing crackling with the pork. Superb service too.

I haven't been here fore a few months, but was delighted to see that standards are as high as ever. Friendly, helpful staff. Good selection of beers and wines. Food is first class, and the pub itself is lovely. Well worth a visit.

What a beautiful roast Sunday lunch. Choice of 3 meats. All fresh veg. Lovely atmosphere, staff very pleasant

tomato and basil soup. whitebait with fabulous spicy mayo. pork chop with dauphinoise potato. steak pie. All veg fresh. Nice beer.

Been meaning to stop by for ages so was pleased to fulfill a wish! Friendly staff,great beer and good food, mixed with a chilled atmosphere means we will be back soon!

We stayed in a cottage across the road and this became our local. Friendly staff, good beer and delicious food. A lovely relaxed feel to the place. I really enjoyed my pork chop and hubby enjoyed the local beer. Pop in if visiting Romsey.

We were 6 adults on Sunday afternoon, staff were very friendly, attentive and professional. Beer was to die for, excellent choice and so well kept. Food was excellent and we all thoroughly enjoyed sitting at the oval table near in the bay, Mac'n cheese bites with Mango dip 'mmm' I am still thinking about them now. Looking forward to going back although not sure when as I live 250 miles away. Thank you so much Chad

We ate in the restaurant and had a lovely meal, the food is very tasty, the staff are helpful and there is a good selection of ales. We have eaten here before and would certainly recommend them, definitely worth a visit.

Been easily 30 years since I was last here and have to say it’s better now than it was then! Maybe it’s the no smoking inside or maybe the beer garden is nicer than I remembered but all up great to revisit!

We took visiting family for supper on Friday and were delighted with the experience.

Had a beer one afternoon and it was just what we expected. And amazing old pub with incredible history. A comfortable atmosphere and the staff were friendly.

We came down to Romsey for the week. Ate here when we arrived on Friday, and Saturday. Had then to have Sunday lunch. And Thursday lunch on our last day. Friendly staff, great food, lovely atmosphere. Next time we are in Romsey, we will return.

We’ve used the pub a few times as it’s a 10k drive for us. The staff here are always on point and service is fantastic. They know their products inside out and have a great range of beers, wines spirits and offer CAMRA discount. They support local breweries and local produce which is great.

4 people met for lunch at The Three Tuns a few weeks ago and enjoyed it very much. The menu was not the run of the mill and we all enjoyed our starters, which is all we have for lunch, very much. The service was good as was the coffee. Nothing to complain about all good. It is the sort of pub you could recommend people to with no problem.

This is a great little pub with friendly and helpful staff. Free car park, decent menu, good choice of real ales, lagers and cider.

After multiple visits I finally got around to write a review on this lovely place in Romsey. The food, the always changing beers selection and the service makes this place my favourite in Romsey.

One of Romseys best known pubs, still suffers a bit from its "urbanisation" a few years ago, preferred it as a comfy traditional pub.Good beer selection though, staff are fine, didn't try the food, but ok by all accounts

We had the roast beef dinner and were so looking forward to it after the reviews – but it was so disappointing! Roast potatoes – I think we had 2 each and they didn’t even taste roasted if I’m honest. Hardly any veg although we did have a pile of ratatouille – really with a roast dinner? Meat was so thin I think if we held it up we could have seen light coming through it – it did have a nice flavour though! Gravy had hardly any flavour to it! So so disappointing as we had the read the great reviews and booked especially for my Fiancés birthday!

Last minute decision to try the Three tuns after many years of absence...

I have been meaning to come here for a while as my friend lives very local to it! Wish I had come across this gem sooner! The food is faultless, with ‘proper olde pub’ and great service to match! Will be back very soon, a must go for foodies!

Romsey and Hampshire is very lucky to have a pub like the Three Tuns, providing superb food, great atmosphere and brilliant selection of drinks. The choice of gins and beers is rivalled by few and the staff are always ready and willing to provide recommendations.

My Partner and I were invited to a 90th Birthday Lunch.

After visiting the French market on mothers day we popped in for a refreshment stop before home. Quaint, rustic yet elegant furnishings with a friendly atmosphere and was easy to park with my disabled mum. We had a light bite starter, the salmon scotch egg on nicoise salad, which I have to say was very good indeed. Dog friendly & good selection of ales. Choice of 40 gins. Lovely little traditional pub, friendly ladies behind the bar, and a lovely afternoon. Definitely recommended.

The first impression of the restaurant area was very pleasing, nicely decorated, with flowers on the tables. Unfortunately when we sat at the table we realised that the flowers were very past their best, which was not pleasant to look at.

A family celebration spoiled by slow service and a problem with one of the main courses. We sat for 30 minutes before our order was taken (1 starter and 4 mains), a further 25 minutes before the one starter arrived and another 35 before our main courses arrived. My main was the burger, which I'd asked to be served without the chilli relish. Unfortunately it arrived with a generous helping of chilli relish on the underside of the burger and on top of the lettuce and bottom half of the brioche bun. They offered to replace my meal, but after waiting 90 minutes I declined, scraped the relish off and didn't eat the relish, lettuce or brioche bun. The long wait was also the reason we didn't bother with desserts. We received an apology and 25% off our bill, which was fair of them. But until we asked why everything was taking so long (we seemed to be the only people affected) nobody had come over to us or offered any explanation as to why service was so slow for us yet seemed fine for everyone else. If we'd been given an explanation (we still don't know why) and an apology at an earlier stage we wouldn't have felt so aggrieved.

Went for Birthday meal on Saturday

Excellent service and home cooked food, very friendly staff. Great choice of gins with great mixers. Also lovely garden

Wide choice on menu. Prompt and friendly service. Everyone chose a different meal all agreed they were excellent

The restaurant area is lovely, tables looked nice, glass vases with pretty flowers, quality white napkins, first impressions - good.

Great trout scotch eggs and special truffle drizzle chips. Well worth a try. I have been to this restaurant several times over the past few years and have never been disappointed. Not a place my pension will stretch to too often but the treat is worth waiting for.

Advertised as the Best Pub in Hampshire so thought we would give it a whirl for lunch. It was ok, but nothing to write home about and have certainly had better food elsewhere in Hampshire. Two of us had fish and chips, one had a ploughmans and one a macaroni cheese. It came to over £60 for 4 of us with a soft drink which I thought was quite steep for what he had.

This is a real pub! Wonderful food, staff, choice of ales.

We came for Sunday lunch with a visiting relative and The Three Runs didn't disappoint.

I collected my friend who flew in late and we were starving so we called in on the off chance on Thursday evening for a table.

Sunday 3rd Feb 7pm went for my husband's birthday read reviews staff good pub lovely food not good sorry !!!!

It’s a lovely pub the locals have been telling me and they were spot on. We travelled down on a Saturday midday. Parking was a little bit of a trick but the character of the place made up for that. What a beautiful building inside and out. Warm greeting of laughter, smiles and fire. Good selection of wine, beer and gin. I felt my starter the (scotch egg) didn’t have enough seasoning. The main (beef cheek.) gave an explosion of flavour. Staff were great and I took a pic of the cutlery because one of the few pub I have been to with no watermarks. Thank you.

Popped in here on way home. Had a nice feel to the main bar area.

We were recommended the Three Tuns by a number of people. The service is okay and the food tries to divert from the usual pub fare. We took the family there in October 2018 and also had dinner there in May 2018. Each time we left feeling that it never quite reached the mark. There was nothing that was bad but nothing that made us go wow lets come back.