Three Crowns — Restaurant in England

4 of us ordered food, 2 jackets, 1 combi platter which all felt like frozen items fried and served with salad, not great but not terrible either. I ordered a cheese and onion pie with gravy as it was on the menu, I just said pie and pointed to it so didn't think to specify, 25 minutes wait later our food turned up and I got cottage pie put in front of me, they offered to change it for me but because everyone else had their food after a wait I felt obligated to accept it and it wasn't nice, the mince had clearly been defrosted as the mince beef clumped up. Felt really shitty eating it as I really fancied a cheese pie. The server hadn't bothered to clarify which pie I wanted not did they repeat the order back to us as the order was taken, poor customer service if you ask me. We won't be back. The venue was nice, the staff were friendly but oversights like this ruin the experience. Cottage pie would have been the last thing I would have ordered, I really really dislike it, but of course I'm too English to send it back. Nor did they offer to knock anything off the bill for...

We visited for breakfast this morning on our way home from our holiday. We were tempted by the wonderful reviews & the fact that it was dog friendly. What a fab choice! The ladies & gent were so welcoming, food was beyond delicious (as were the cakes we bought to bring home), and they were so kind & understanding when our toddler kicked off. The regulars were all so friendly, and again, very understanding of the 2 year old having a tantrum. We highly recommend the three crowns cafe, there was so much choice on the menu, including gluten free, and the staff were so friendly & wonderful. Also love the fact you can do a...

I was at the three crown tea room while on holiday. You cannot fault the service. The place was very friendly. The food was ok, did it taste bad…. No, was it presented well…… yes and again the service really was brilliant!! I loved that it was friendly. The only thing I didn’t like was paying a cafe price for Aldi products. The “fruit shoot” was Aldi, the margarita pizza was a Chicago town (Aldi’s version) the picnic plate had Aldi’s version of pombears. That was my...