Three Tuns — Restaurant in England

Went on off chance for Sunday lunch with friends. Nice and friendly staff and good atmosphere. Great place for families. Sunday lunch options were beef, pork, or lamb. With a choice of standard or extra large, we opted for standard size. Service was swift, and dinners were AMAZING, proper Sunday lunch. 4 veg. 🥕 🫛 cabbage and turnip, with roast and mashed potatoes. A couple of Yorkshire puddings and lovely gravy, which was made properly. Overall, this dinner was the best I've ever eaten, tbh and friends thought the same. Will be my port of call when I want a Sunday lunch. The price for 3 lunches, 2 soft drinks and a beer was, to my surprise, only £36. I'm only sorry I didn't take a picture,but that was because it...

We stopped by the Three Tuns on our Hadrian's Wall hike as we passed through Heddon-on-the-wall. Apart from being very hungry from the 15 miles we'd already hiked that day, their Sunday roast would have been wolfed down regardless. The service was very quick and efficient, we ordered one beef and one lamb dinner and it was amazing. Just like a proper home-cooked roast, warming and wholesome. For pudding, we shared a sticky toffee pud which was equally as delicious. A perfect ending to the meal. The staff were very accommodating to our need for endless glasses of ice water too! The price was great for the portions we got. Would definitely recommend anyone hiking Hadrian's to stop in to refuel...

If you're reading this, chances are you're a tourist trying to find a suitable place to grab a plate and pint after a long walk along Hadrian's Wall. If that's the case, take this note as your sign that Three Tuns will serve you quite well in your much needed reprieve. The food is unapologetically standard pub fare that will set you right, but what really settles in once you walk into this old haunt are the incredibly friendly locals, top service, and a cozy ambiance only a well worn local public house can offer. Enjoy their assorted beers, strike up a conversation with the pride of their town Isaac who plays for Newcastle's rugby team while moonlighting as a barkeep, and...