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A great family gathering for a Sunday lunch with super service at a reasonable price. We booked in advance and arranged for the meal to come out at a certain time which worked very well even when a family member was delayed.

I heard this place was under new management, and after an awful visit last summer I decided to retry We popped in for a drink and a spot of lunch, the menu looked like it had an overhaul and the choices were great. I had the spicy clucker, maybe not enough heat for me, but the flavour and quality were plenty! Will be returning in the near the future

Ross and his team provide a high level of professionalism during your dining experience. Georgina, Dan, Jake, and the rest of the staff are welcoming and take pride in ensuring customers have a great time. The restaurant offers a variety of seating options and a tasty selection of food and drinks. The Chef's specials are particularly delicious, making customers eager for their next visit.

Local not been for several years, lots of pub choice in the area. Service ok, not busy but a small wait. Snacks ok. Went for the footie but limited volume, may be a technical glitch. Decent beer and snacks. Got dropped off at the garage opposite, lots of people mentioned the over zealous parking system. Decent interior, clean, tidy, friendly staff and ok clientele. Will give it another go for the footie

I visited the restaurant on a Tuesday and they had a special offer of buy one get one half price on the food. The food was delicious and the service was exceptional. I had a chance to speak with the new owner, Robyn, and I am looking forward to returning for their famous poker night. They have a great selection of drinks and a wonderful atmosphere. I am excited to see what other events they have planned.

Do not go to this restaurant. A group of 8 of us visited after a football tournament and we all received parking charge notices. Despite providing receipts and proof of our custom, the pub rudely dismissed us without sympathy, claiming there were signs about parking (which were not visible enough after dark). We never heard back about our appeal, and now the fine has been moved to a debt recovery agency and increased to £170. We will not be returning. Avoid this place at all costs.

The big problem with this pub is the parking. The parking company they use will insist on you paying a fine even if you are a bona fide customer. Other reviewers have complained about this. You get referred to debt collectors even if you supply proof of custom. They say you haven't registered (I've registered my car here many times), but there's no proof if you registered or not. It amounts to extortion. And what amazes me is that the pub doesn't seem to realise that this puts customers off. I certainly won't risk it again.

This is another Greene King pub that looks to have been recently refurbished. It's done to a good standard and unlike others retains some individuality. Has on site parking that requires a login on an iPad to avoid a fine. Didn't use the front seating as the weather was appalling but it would be a lovely place to sit if not for the main road and buses constantly going by. Inside the bar was mercifully not affected by the sound of the traffic rumbling past. This is a very friendly pub, with attentive staff and friendly locals too. A good amount of seating to choose from, with a cosy feel despite the size. Great selection of drinks and knowledgeable staff to tell you what's what. There is the...

I was impressed with the customer service at Three Tuns from the moment I made a phone call to make a provisional booking for a team lunch. The person who answered the phone was very friendly but professional, and the fact that we couldn 't really confirm the booking until the day before was handled well. This continued with their email communication when sending our pre order, and on the day when we were greeted by the manager (Ross) who politely showed us to our table and explained that they needed to finish getting drinks for a group who entered just before us. The explanation wasn 't required but was appreciated, and Ross stuck to their word which was impressive. We 'd asked for our food...