The Three Tuns
“I opened a book and in i strode, now nobody can find me. I've left my chair, my house, my road, my town and my world behind me.” J. Donaldson.
Leave your own world, and instead enter the wonderful world of the Grade II Listed; Three Tuns Pub and Restaurant. Situated in the charming, historical town of Hay-On-Wye, there’s a warm and friendly welcome waiting within for visitors and locals alike. Serving first class local beers, cask ales and wines as well as offering appetising, eclectic food that includes an excellent Italian-inspired menu! Sundays are hugely popular due to the fine traditional Roast on offer, and with books featuring heavily in this fascinating town; that includes the recipe books; from where the two talented Chefs from the Tuns Pub and Restaurant have gathered inspiration, along with experience and superb skills.
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Broad Street
,
Hay-on-Wye, Herefordshire
, HR3 5DB
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