The Three Tuns, Uxbridge

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This is a smart town centre pub with a split level, two bar layout. The front, upper bar has a bit of a corporate feel to it, with modern bare floorboards, plain painted walls plus a feature wall to the left covered in fancy wallpaper, Euro 2024 bunting and lots of promotional blackboards and dumb slogan signs. The small servery stands to the rear and has a curved counter with unattractive frontage and not much of a bar back. Leaded windows to the front and a few old timbers here and there add a little character and help aleiviate the identikit feel of the room. Steps next to the servery lead down to a lower rear bar, which has a quarry stone floor with high stools and backless benches providing the main seating options. The bar here has a nice counter, with tongue and groove panels and a flower-strewn bar back. A large screen on the back wall was showing an England game, with other screens available in the front bar and the beer garden to the rear right, which has a covered courtyard space and plenty of seating.
There were four ales on the bar - Taylors Landlord, Greene King IPA and Abbot Ale and a house beer called Three Tuns, which is presumably another Greene King beer rebadged. The Landlord was in decent condition and the staff seemed friendly enough, coping well with the large crowd attracted by England's quarter final fixture.
I liked the two bar layout of this pub and thought the lower, rear bar was quite a nice spot that I couldn't fully appreciate due to the packed house. The beer range won't exactly set the pulse racing, but it struck me as a solid town centre option and may well be worth a look in passing.

Date of visit - 6th July 2024

On 31^st October 2024 - rating: 6
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