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Party-goers can hit the town and sip on a choice of drinks, dancing the night away at a bar situated in a 19th-century building
On Abbeydale Road, great little bar with a warm, welcoming feel. Good wine, beer & spirit selection. Nice ambience.
We stopped by after work for a drink and stayed for dinner. The bao buns were amazing.
- Lee Watson,
Went in the Three Tuns a couple of Saturdays ago. Since the pub initially closed in early 2017 there seem to have been several custodians, none of whom seem to be able to get the pricing or enough beer on or lager (if you drink that) on order. On my latest visit, once again there was a sign on bar advising waiting for delivery of lager, so short at the pumps!
Also the Three Tuns seems to have become a haunt for the "lairy", rowdy types who have been out all day on West Street getting well oiled, which completely ruins it for other customers.
To top it all there was a couple who were engaged in the most inappropriate simulated sex act, as near to the real thing as you will probably get in full public view, and during the whole episode the guy running the bar never said a thing or took any action. And from his point of view they didn't buy a single drink in nearly 2 hours!
This pub has completely gone to pot, I won't be going again any time soon and would advise others to think twice before forking out £3.60 for a pint of beer here... give it a miss!
- Andy Hoole,
Recently had a meal at the Swan, to spend money our quiz team had won. Excellent meal, good price, highly praised.
- Patricia Hallam,
What a joy to find a gluten-free menu alongside an equally-as-tasty choice on the ordinary menu. A revelation. Alongside superb views, friendly and helpful staff, tasty food and a whisky list to die for... enough said!
- Wendy F,
Masons Arms at Carson Road, Crookes, is a great pub, run by two young people, Matt and Karen, who are good friends of mine. They give the pub a youthful feel, energy and vibrant. Good people; good atmosphere. Really like the pub. Will keep going in. Needs support so go to the Masons Arms, Carson Road, Crookes. David Bernard.
- David Bernard,
Awful experience. Waited 1 hour 30 minutes for food that did not arrive. When dared to ask what was happening, was met by a torrent of abuse by owners.
In the local area they are well known for it apparently.
Avoid this establishment at all costs.
- Mike,
After visiting this pub, which I really like, our company was greeted with a stinking smell from people smoking some implements. For Heaven's sake, have we gone back in time, as this is June 2018 and the landlord/manager is allowing this. And there were a couple of kids in to top it all.
Get with it and stop this crazy and dirty habit and think about the majority of clientele.
- John Franklyn,
Lovely, modern country pub. My husband and I enjoyed our meals, which were fresh and served promptly. There's plenty of seating both inside the pub and outside on the terrace. Friendly staff and a good selection of real ales, with many coming from the on-site Collyfobble Brewery. We will go again.
- Katie,
Nice staff but food service was really slow. Took over an hour. Definitely won't be going again.
- Michelle Faben,
I visited this pub a few months ago, having heard about a live (join in if you want!) music session on a Tuesday evening. I found it to be a little gem of a local pub. Depending on what you want from a pub? This has genuine locals with no airs and graces, good beer at a price that seems from a bygone age, topped off with a landlord that knows how to run a pub due to having been doing it well for many years.
I have now been back several times and the music has a very welcoming group and enjoyable music.
Must go back soon and collect my umbrella, which I left last time I was in (I blame Samuel Smith for this!).
- Mick Beaumont,
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