Three Tuns Inn - Piatti

Walked out as girl said she would come over to take drinks orders. Nothing happened, so partner went to bar. Took so long for him to get served, so we left. Menu is lacking, service non existant.

No Three Tuns beer, no connection to the brewery and generally no idea. When you share a site with a fantastic historical brewery in a small tourist town like Bishops Castle, I would expect better.

Eat here mid week. Booked about two hours before. Lovely friendly pub with great atmosphere. Staff good and food very enjoyable. One had lamb leg steak while the other had Shropshire sausages. Excellent food at good value. Visualizza piatti

Not famished so had a couple of starters rather than main meal. Salt and pepper squid was delicious also hummus and olives very good too. Cask pale ale was really well kept and enjoyable. Staff are very helpful and attentive.

A lovely day and a lovely Lunch, went with Family, we had 3 different main courses, the ramen, quiche and Lasagna, followed by 2 Lemon Tarts and a couple of scoops of ice-cream, a couple of pints and 2 other drinks with a tip and the total was £90. The Staff were attentive without being obtrusive and the overall atmosphere was very pleasant, and the added attraction of the Shropshire Bedlams Martha Rhodens Tuppeny Dish Morris dancing team celebrating Midsummer Rejoicing. All in all a very nice expereince.

We had mid-week soup and pint and were so impressed with the food and the beer that we immediately booked for sunday lunch as well. Neither disappointed. The food was very nice with generous portions at a reasonable price. The XXX beer was totally to my taste and I bought 1/2 dozen bottles to take away. The staff were all very attentive and pleasant, dealing with a large mixed group of old grumpies in a very friendly and smiley way. It is a lovely old pub in this lovely market town of Bishops Castle. Its the sort of pub you could easily linger in Visualizza piatti

We used to exhibit at the famed Bishops Castle steam rally so as so few places were open on a Bank Holiday, we thought we would see if the Three Tuns was doing food. I pulled over and my wife enquired. We are serving for another hour was the answer but you may have to wait in a real ale pub oh dear! Within minutes we were parked and returned. This time we met a gentleman behind the bar who could not have been less interested. Don't know if the chef will work late, don't know if we have much food left. Frankly he ws ding his best to deter us It worked We walked. How people like this retain business defeats me The indian at the Ganges over the way was very good

we came on sunday the 9th july to give it another go and we had an awful meal. the young lad is rude he dropped our starters off and just wen to the bar and went on his phone, we are locals and we thought we would give it another go. my beef was way over cooked, gravy was like water, roasters was like rocks, stuffing was burnt, and to top it off i found a hair in my meal. the young girl was lovely about it, but the others just stare. they need to have an older member of staff to help them and guide them. the boy is so rude he just walks off. wont be coming back. go to the castle instead 10x better. The staff dont' need to be sitting down at the bar n laughing they need to be working

Holidaying in the area and visited Bishops Castle on no less than 5 times in a week (as it was always on our return trip to the self-catering place . Unlike some it seems, we had the most pleasant experience at the Three Tuns Inn having opted to have our last night out there before going home. We were greeted with very friendly staff and a pint of the great local ale XXX. My wife and I arrived for an early evening meal of mushrooms in Shropshire cheese and garlic bread followed by a roast belly pork and b slow roasted beef with carrot puree, horseradish mash, stem broccoli and green beans in a gravy (perfect for any Northern lad! . The quality of the food was excellent and it was a fitting e... Visualizza piatti