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The Three Nuns, Loughborough

Churchgate
Loughborough
LE11 1UD

Phone: 01509611989

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Loughborough Town

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Three Nuns

Since my last visit 15 years ago, the front of this Everards pub has been repainted and the signage has been replaced, both giving a slightly more modern look. The L-shaped interior has also been refurbished, but this still features plenty of wood and remains inviting. The front bar is pretty cosy on a cold winter day, but there is also a rather larger seating area further back. We found three regular cask ales - Tiger, Sunchaser and Old Original on the five handpumps, along with the 'limited edition' Unplugged session pale and Hi-Score session IPA. Pretty good overall, and the traditional building has a fine setting next to the main churchyard.

On 13^th February 2026 - rating: 8
[User has posted 9063 recommendations about 9063 pubs]

Will Larter left this review about The Three Nuns

I rarely visit an Everards pub, or one that they have opened under their Project William banner, without being impressed, either by the quality of the building or the quality of the beer, and more usually both. I arrived here just after 1pm on a Friday to find the pub busy with people eating or else ordering food. But what's this? The four twenty-something lads who entered just before me were all ordering cask beers, as was the man to my left who had got served just before I came through the door. Hey, leave some for me! Luckily there was plenty of Tiger left for me, as well as for the CAMRA beer tourists I had arranged to meet. There were four other beers available, Sunchaser and Old Original plus two from the brewery's experimental line, one of which was being offered at £3/pint, so it must have been very experimental. The Tiger was NBSS 4, in my estimation, and £4.40/pint. If someone had cancelled the rest of the visit to Loughborough and told me to stay here until my train back to Sheffield nearly four hours later, I wouldn't have argued with them.

On 6^th February 2026 - rating: 8
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Quinno _ left this review about The Three Nuns

L shaped Everards refit pub, apparently known locally as the Six Tits. Quite wood heavy with some nice panelling at the back. Six pumps with five on, four of theirs and a Phipps. My Beacon Hill was on the turn (NBSS 1.5, dumped). Shame because it's not a bad pub in itself. Everards seem to be losing their grip on their tied houses over the last few years and this one’s a prime example – needs some mystery shoppers to flush out the poor cellaring.

On 19^th November 2022 - rating: 5
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