The Three Tuns, Henley-In-Arden Town, Henley-in-Arden

GBG Stalwart for a few years and the best beer in Henley - a town that I find flatters to deceive on the pub scene. Goats Milk from Church End Brewery was in fantastic condition. Possibly a bit of the steep side at £4.50. Others were from the Sharps range. Comfortable red leather seating in the bay window. Some tables outside.

Probably the best of Henley-in-Arden's pubs, this one is the only one currently in the Good Beer Guide. The pub is split into two separate sections of roughly equal size, with the bar joining the two sections at the rear. On our midweek visit, there were a handful of locals stood at the bar chatting, with all tables and seats available. There are 5 real ales in total. Regular beers are Goat's Milk, Doom Bar, Butty Bach & London Pride. The guest beer was Solar Wave.

As stated below more of a pub than the more "foody" pubs along the high street. 5 ales on - Sharps Atlantic, Doom Bar, Butty Bach, London Pride and Church End Goats Milk. We went for the Goats Milk which was excellent. Well worth a visit.

Definitely the 'proper pub' in the large village / small town of Henley, with a partially opened-out layout of two rooms at the front and a shared bar at the back. Refurbished, but the relatively plain new furniture compliments the exposed timberwork, etc. Also has a few benches out front, which were full on a fine early-autumn evening. Five real ales on handpump: Doom Bar and Atlantic from Sharp's, London Pride, Goats Milk from Church End and a decent Wye Valley Butty Bach (£3.60).