The Three Tuns

Grade II listed, Locally sourced food, guest ales

Traditional, dog friendly, country pub in Romsey.

For over 300 years, The Three Tuns has provided hospitality & ale. It now continues to offer delicious food, well -kept ales & a warm welcome. With its cosy interior & pretty outside terrace, The Tuns is the perfect place for lunch, dinner, or a quiet fireside pint.

A family-friendly neighbourhood pub which is also dog friendly. The Three Tuns serves local ales, good wine & a delicious menu of daily specials & pub classics.

Opening Times:

Monday – Thursday 12-10pm
Friday – Saturday 12-11pm
Sunday - 12-10pm

Food Served:

Monday– Friday: 12-2.30pm & 5-9pm
Saturday: 12-9pm
Sunday: 12-4pm & 6-8pm

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Tales from the Tuns

Nestled deep in the beautiful Hampshire countryside & just five minutes walk from Romsey’s market square, The Three Tuns is a building steeped in history & a unique survivor from a previous age.

Built in first half of the 18th century, the earliest reference to The Three Tuns being a pub is the 1780s – due perhaps to the growing coaching trade. Located on a key route into central Romsey, the pub was famously held up in 1785 by a highwayman but subsequently, the pub had a very settled period throughout the 1800s with many of the licensees being farmers who sold milk as well as beer.

Numerous inquests were held at the Three Tuns during the 1850s & early 1900s due to the tragic deaths by accidental drowning in the nearby stream on Middlebridge Street – a problem exacerbated by the opening a boys school just a few doors away. Early photos show two small shops connected the pub, which have now become part of the pub, not forgetting the lovely original bow window that still survives today.

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Opening Times:

Monday – Thursday 12-10pm
Friday – Saturday 12-11pm
Sunday - 12-10pm

Food Served:

Monday– Friday: 12-2.30pm & 5-9pm
Saturday: 12-9pm
Sunday: 12-4pm & 6-8pm

Contact

3 Tuns Romsey

58 Middlebridge St,
Romsey
SO51 8HL

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