The Three Tuns — Restaurant in East Devon

I went down with friends expecting a busy , lively atmosphere because there was a live band on & I have been to live band nights on a Fri night before & they were great . I went in there & I was shocked , it was really quiet with no atmosphere, you could have cut the atmosphere with a knife . The barman wasn’t friendly & welcoming & it just felt very cold & uninviting . I don’t know if that was the manager that was on but if it wasn’t he / she were nowhere to be seen & I remember last time a couple were managers & they were downstairs keeping an eye on things & were very welcoming , I had heard the managers had changed . We didn’t stay that long & even left our drinks because everything about the pub was rubbish & my friend said when she went into the toilets they were filthy & smelled of sick very off putting !!!!!!!! I feel upset writing this review because my friends & I loved the three tuns & it was a real upsetting nasty shock to see it like this but because of this we won’t be returning , what a...

Stopped in here today to try the Sunday roast. OMG, I’m so glad I did. Happy staff who engaged and enlightened. A bargain of a lamb roast with all the trimmings. Well presented and cooked as fresh as possible. Not rushed or hurried at all. I never heard another customer moan or criticise in any way, everything was positive from start to finish. Smaller portions were available at a reduced rate, but I went all in for the big boy portion. Delighted I was too! I managed to leave room for pudding (no point being greedy 😃) Had a scrumptious and fantastic raspberry sponge pudding and lashings of custard. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, awesome. Will gladly revisit. More so now I know they show all the football, rugby and F1 on a number of tellys. A diamond in the rough,...

Traditional local pub in a historic building dating back to about 1770, a former coaching inn, hence the narrow entrance and courtyard. It's the oldest pub in Honiton, smack in the middle of the High Street, and has an impeccable tradition of welcoming locals and visitors alike. It's quite unpretentious inside (a 'long narrow pub' reflecting the nature of the coaching inn layout, with ample outdoor seating) and expect "well lived in" surroundings and decor. The beer is good, with a couple of guest ales, and changed regularly. The food is home cooked, traditional pub grub - tasty and wholesome and at a decent price. Friendly landlords and bar staff, tv available, usual amenities, nice local pub without...