The Three Greyhounds Inn

Excellent pub meal and drinks with friends. Sea bream was delicious and the fish and. Hood looked great too. Lovely pub , good efficient staff and a great menu

Just got back from having a lovely meal. made to feel very welcome Gammon was soft and tender and the chips were proper homemade, scampi was also nice. We will definitely be back. Thanks

me and my three friends came for sunday roast, service was excellent whilst sat outside on a beautiful autumn day. the food was easily the best roast dinner we’ve had in the area. will definitely be returning!

Stopped for lunch, greeted by great hosts, sat by a roaring fire and ordered the platter, pork pie, scotch egg, scampi, sausage, baked brie, pate and toasted sourdough, accompanied with caramelized onion and three dips, an ecliptic mix but it works, great ale and efficient pleasant service, will definitely return for an evening meal soon.

Easily the best pub roast dinner we have had for a long time! Service was friendly and attentive, food was DELICIOUS and very reasonably priced compared to some other local pubs of a similar vibe. Would particularly recommend the cauliflower cheese with the roast, and the banoffee mess for dessert was delightful. The atmosphere was super cosy. We had a really lovely evening, thank you!

Have been here before but not for a while as they cater for dogs and serve dog meals. Stopped off for a meal for us and dogs after a lovely day at the beach. We got our meal but dogs didn’t, so had to chase it up and their meals had not gone through. When the dogs meals eventually came, I was so shocked. Two plastic takeaway containers with about half a dozen pieces of chicken, if that and nothing else. Call that a dog meal!!! They used to come in a dog bowl with meat kibble and vegetables. Absolutely disgusting, and they charge for that. Fortunately, we did not have to pay because of the mix up and the chicken made one of my dogs sick. Never go there again. Gone downhill in my opinion!!

Stopped in on our was home from shopping. Staff welcomed us as we arrived, they looked happy in their work, and were very informative about what was on the menu. We found a table near the fire. The pub is cosy and makes you feel like you want to just snuggle up and stay a long time. We were given menus and asked if we would like drinks. Service was spot on. I ordered the fish of the day, cod lion with a creamy leek and pancetta sauce , served with garlic mash, it was heaven. My hubby had the burger, as he usually does! We shared a sticky toffee pudding which was yummy. Prices are very reasonable compared to other pubs in the area, and food is always great whenever we have visited. Definitely...

A lovely and lively pub. We arrived for a quick break but obviously not quite quick enough as the member of staff turned up and started to check if we 'd finished and took away my husband 's empty cup whilst I was still drinking mine. To his questions had we finished with our drinks,bi clearly replied no . However, not too long after there he is again and this time also taking my cup away. We don 't go out very often and we were there for about 25 minutes and the room we were sitting in was empty apart from us two. I would have preferred if the cups were removed after we had left the pub and not during the time we tried to relax and enjoy ourselves. Sadly and the coffee was delicious and cam...

I had Amercian friends over and took them to a old haunt of ours The Three Greyhounds. We have always rated this place and the food was always knockout. It was our fav place before Covid. We even bumped into John Bishop one night having a meal with his family. We loved it. We noticed the management had changed, but the bar remained the same and were pleasant enough, but nowhere near the warm welcoming atmosphere from the previous manager, Simon(? . It seemed to lack something, as soon as we walked in, that I couldn't put my finger on. We ordered the food which looked great on the menu. Although the food was pleasant enough, it was nowhere near the standard it used to be. It was £100 for 4 ad...