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The Three Tuns, W1

1 Portman Mews South
W1
W1H 6HX

Phone: 02074080330

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Taylor Walker (Spirit Pubs)

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Marylebone, Marble Arch

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Tris C left this review about The Three Tuns

Situated in a mews which isn’t actually a mews, this was – believe it or not – rebuilt in the late 19th century, having existed since the mid-18th.
This is a Greene King house – what a surprise – with all the brand’s typical traits, in a pub which looks as though some elements are historic, with additions over the decades. For example, one fireplace looks original, another looks modern; a section of dark wood panelling appears to be of some age, the remainder looks like a later installation. There are several rooms and split levels, the low ceiling swathed with crimson Anaglypta with the dark lacquered floor giving a cosy feeling, diminished greatly by the multitude of TVs showing the football, which as usual, no one was watching. An obviously modern addition is the square section tubular steel gantry; lighting comes from chandelier-like things which look they date from the 1960s. Furniture is fairly conventional, with some studded banquettes; sauce bottles and menus litter tables. Customers were very young, one group vocally discussing its sex lives.
The typical ale line-up was on parade: GK IPA, Abbot, Old Golden Hen, with two pumps unused, so it was yet more Neck Oil, £3.30 a half.
This isn’t a great pub, which is pretty much the theme when it comes to Marylebone pubs, so a return is not on the cards.

On 26^th October 2021 - rating: 4
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Bucking Fastard left this review about The Three Tuns

Located on Portman Mews South ,this alone might indicate this as a mews pub but the immediate area doesn't .However this is more boozer than anything else ,so it just about qualifies and the interior is worth a squint,despite the GK signage.
It all low ceiling with an impessive long red leather bench seat running along a lot of the frontage with a nesting of rooms further along up a step or two.To the short side of the bar are a few high tables.There are two flatscreens in the upper rooms,both on mute but the prints,pictures and framed newspapers on the walls were all traditional and lending some character.There was a friendly welcome behind the bar and quite a gaggle of locals.
At each table was a corporate GK menu and the food service offering was at tourist prices with pies £12.79 .None of the locals were eating ,all were drinking.There are 5 handpumps offering on my trip GK Abbott,IPA,St Austell Tribute coming soon(arggghh) and TT Landlord (Musty NBSS 2,£4.80)
Decent interior,shame about the ale quality but at least it retains a boozer atmosphere this close to the tourist hot spot of Marble Arch.

On 5^th August 2021 - rating: 7
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