Three Tuns Inn, Skegness

An end terraced Bateman's pub that looks like a former row of cottages, due to the uneven spacing of chimneys and windows. The pub is in a white render, with coffee coloured small casement windows. It has a near central entrance. The interior has a couple of rooms and is in an rough L-shape. The bar is at the front and is in white artex and black wood beam walls, with a white ceiling and a red carpet and seating. There are a couple of brick fireplaces, one at either end, as well as a TV showing Sky News. The back room is the dining area, with food tables - i didn't eat so can't comment on the food. It is in white and beam, with some wallpaper, white and a clay coloured ceiling and a brown patterned carpet. There is a stage area for the entertainment, a dance floor area too. There are bistro style pictures on the walls, with some mirrors - as well as a TV, which wasn't on. There is a dart board and a pool table too. There was no music. The service was fine and a few locals were in. Beer; usual tap stuff with a Bateman's XB pump, that wasn't on - i had Murphy's, which was nice to see for a change - it was fine. Ingoldmells is not blessed with proper pubs. This is a nice building and away from the main holiday area. Whilst i was disappointed at the lack of real ale, this is a place that feels like a pub, as well as provides food and entertainment. I would visit here again.