Book a Table
What will make your day in Hay-on-Wye feel special? It might be an unexpected bookshop find, a muddy-pawed walk, a far-reaching view or the first satisfying mouthful after hours outdoors. These local guides help you find your own answer.
Explore ideas for things to do, dog-friendly walks, Offa's Dyke, Sunday lunch and a wider Wye Valley visit. Then join the parts together: independent streets, beautiful countryside and unhurried time around a table at The Three Tuns.
Routes, access arrangements, events and third-party opening details can change, so confirm time-sensitive information with the relevant official source before travelling. Information about The Three Tuns itself—including opening, Sunday lunch, dogs, contact details and booking—is available through the website's visitor pages.
Discover why Hay-on-Wye is called the "Town of Books" and explore the best bookshops, walking routes, local pubs, and hidden gems. From the famous Hay Festival to Offa's Dyke Path, we share insider tips for making the most of your visit to this charming Welsh border town...
After the last bookshop or final stretch of trail, make time for food, a drink and a proper seat at The Three Tuns. We are open from 12 noon until late every day, dogs are welcome throughout the pub, and Sunday lunch is served from 12:00 to 14:30.
Explore the Food Menu, read the visitor FAQs, or book a table when your plans are clear. If you are already in town and would rather speak to the team, call 01497 821855.
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The Three Tuns Team