The Three Tuns, Thirsk - pub details
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Address: 54 Market Place, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 1LH [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 37057) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Thirsk (1.3 miles)
Chain: Wetherspoons
> Current user rating: 6.0/10 (rated by 10 users)
other pubs nearby:
Golden Fleece Hotel, Thirsk (0.0 miles), Blacksmiths Arms, Thirsk (0.1 miles), Black Lion, Thirsk (0.1 miles), Little 3, Thirsk (0.1 miles), Ye Olde Three Tuns, Thirsk (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Three Tuns, Thirsk
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| A bit smaller than the usual Wetherspoons so seemed crowded. OK but there are better pubs in Thirsk. hollybush33 - 28 Jul 2018 19:44 |
| Visited a few weeks back mid afternoon. There was a porter I had my eye on at the bar, but sadly it was unavailable so I went for Porter by the Hop Studio instead, at only £1.85. I realised I have had this at another Spoons where I was not impressed, but it was delicious here so can only assume it was past its best at the other pub. Unfortunately, a few minutes into my pint, a few rough looking mums came in with their primary age brats. They chose to sit near me. I tolerated a few minutes and then changed tables to a different section of the pub. I was not the first person to do so. Like some kind of curse the kids ran around the entire pub so there was no real escape, but at least I could no longer hear them banging on the xylophone from where I was sat. I have no issue with kids in pubs but keep them under control, or at least feign some kind of attempt at supervising them! RealAleRobUK - 22 Jun 2017 17:43 |
| Just like the Golden Fleece , Wetherspoon's Three Tuns is an imposing double fronted hotel positioned in the corner of Market Place. This was the last pub we visited and as we were staying here for the night it made sense to end the evening here. The internal layout is a little strange, 2 large rooms either side of the grand entrance with it's high ceiling and staircase to the hotel part. The long bar is positioned to your left beneath a low ceiling giving it a slightly claustrophobic feel. Beyond the bar and behind the staircase is a long seating and dining area leading to a patio garden and smoking area. Off of this long room are 3 little snugs again for diners, these are really nice little areas. Now to the ales, the 7 hand pumps had 6 ales, I chose a pint of Nick Stafford's Yorkshire Session Bitter @ 3.8%, a decent well kept ale. Not much atmosphere here on my visit, I find the layout slightly odd as mentioned. However the building is lovely and of course being a 'spoons the food and drink is cheaper than other local establishments. lezford - 17 Jul 2016 16:21 |
| All 6 handpumps with beer clips were displayed when we walked in but on asking for the 2 most interesting beers the manager said they were unavailable. He said this was company policy. I find this difficult to comprehend. Why raise expectations only to be told the product is unavailable? weatherspoons have been doing this foe years. Perhaps try Little 3 down the road Rocky53 - 1 Sep 2014 09:35 |
| This was my first venture into a Wetherspoons that is also a hotel. On entering the large staircase straight ahead is prominent (but roped off) and the bar area can be found to the left. Of the 6 hand pumps, 5 were available and I opted for a "Woild Moild" from Wolf Brewery, at 4.8%. At £1.99 you can't knock the value for money factor. The "Woild Moild" is not the darkest of milds - I would describe it as being a dark red rather than the brown / almost black that many are. Would definitely recommend it - something a bit different. No issue with service on my Friday afternoon visit. The place was starting to fill up but was not what you would describe as majorly busy. There is plenty of seating split across various smaller rooms. There also appeared to be an outdoors area to the rear, though I did not investigate this so not sure if it is a beer garden or just a smoking area. Definitely worth a visit for the selection of real ales and the value for money. RealAleRobUK - 1 Jun 2014 13:59 |
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