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The
Three Tuns dates back to the early 16th Century –
although some records make even earlier reference to this,
the oldest pub in Hay on Wye.
Famous for its unique
charm and character, it became a popular haunt with local
characters and well known personalities such as Jools
Holland, Marianne Faithful, Neil Kinnock, Huw Edwards
and some as infamous as the Great Train Robbers!
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Severely
damaged by a devastating fire in 2005, a sympathetic restoration
was carried out. The heart of the old Three Tuns beats
again, inside a restored and extended building to be enjoyed
by everyone who visits.
Enjoy our fine wines
or cask ales in either of our relaxing. Savour our fine
home cooked local food in the restaurant or our good,
wholesome home cooked pub grub in the bars and the stone
flagged, heated beer garden. But if it’s coffee,
home made ice cream and cakes you’re after –
then enjoy the informal relaxed atmosphere in our Mediterranean-feel
garden room.
Don't take our word
for it here is what the press say. We hope to see you
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'One of the "in" places in Hay at the moment
is the Three Tuns, beautifully
refurbished after a fire three years ago with a fantastic
menu'
Sunday Telegraph
August 2008
'The Three Tuns is streets ahead of most gastropubs,
in London or anywhere else'
'Country pubs like the Three
Tuns that display genuine restaurant skills - of
welcome, of a proper menu, of evidence that people
enjoy eating there - are a godsend'
'Everything, from the
friendly service to the posh rosemary bread, declares
an enterprise that's striving to please you'
Independent
June 2008
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