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The Three Oaks, Hastings
Three Oaks
Postal town: Hastings
TN35 4NH
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The Three Oaks Pub
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Reviews of The Three Oaks (Average Rating: 8 of 10) see review guidelines
Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Three Oaks
Traditional village pub with various seating and dining areas on three sides of the bar, each full of all kinds of breweriana, brass and copper ware, and other collections of radios, cash registers, milk churns, etc. Also has a separate pool room and patio seating on two sides. Harvey's (£4.60), Proper Job, Old Golden Hen and Citra being served from the four handpumps.
On 18th June 2023
- rating: 7
[User has posted 8117 recommendations about 8117 pubs]
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Steve C left this review about Three Oaks
My visit to the Three Oaks was on a recent Friday afternoon when inclement weather had me briskly walking from the nearby Railway Station. As I approached the pub I could see that it was encircled by patio seating behind a waist high wall. To the right of the entrance on a small grass covered area sit some picnic tables and a children’s doll house that indicated that little people are welcomed. A wooden smoking shelter and wheelbarrows full of chopped logs added to the rustic charm of this village pub. After noting that food is available daily from midday until 21:00 (two for one on Mondays) and that a weekly quiz is held from 20:00 on Wednesdays I decided to shelter from the rain inside the pub.
There were a handful of locals present in the small front bar area that was decorated with brasses and other knick-knacks that any self-respecting village local would display. Four hand pumps lined the bar with clips advertising Greene King’s London Glory, Harvey’s best, an offering from Hogs Back Brewery and Sharp’s Cornish Coaster. A range of generic keg products were also available. A double sided chimney breast with log burner split the aforementioned front bar area from a small seating area to the right where some old tills sit on the floor. Access to the rear of the pub is gained up the right hand side of the bar where there are a couple of sofas and a television that is located at waist height for those lounging in the sofas. At the back of the pub is a rear bar and seating area that is decorated much the same as the front with the likes of tankards and bed pans. The toilets are located to the right of the pub where there is also a games room that houses a pool table and dartboard. The décor in here has a motorcycle theme and there is even a small motorbike in attendance. I didn’t see any sports advertised and there was no background music playing.
I found the service to be polite and the locals were all harmless enough. I did not eat, but my work colleagues have championed the quality of food that they have had on previous visits. For those not willing to chance the bihourly train services there is a car park at the rear of the pub. I liked this pub and would love to revisit.
On 8th March 2016
- rating: 9
[User has posted 5243 recommendations about 5211 pubs]
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Manky Badger left this review about Three Oaks
I can remember the last time I went to the Three Oaks Hotel: it was in the mid 1980s. The place has changed somewhat over the years: changed for the better. There was an excellent ale selection, the food was wonderful (really good, loads of it and reasonably priced!) and the landlord was really friendly and attentive. I was rather greedy and had three courses: the tomato soup was really good, the Cajun chicken was probably the best I’ve ever had, and despite feeling oh-so-full, I forced down the banoffee roulade. It was too good to leave! We got chatting with the landlord – the train service to Three Oaks is now much better than what it once was, so a walk around this part of the world featuring a return to this pub is definitely going to be planned over the summer.
I'm going to score the place 8/10, with the proviso that it will probably go up on my next visit...
On 19th March 2011
- rating: 8
[User has posted 155 recommendations about 154 pubs]
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- Beer Garden : Yes last updated 23 October 2020 by paulof horsham
- Car Park : Yes last updated 23 October 2020 by paulof horsham
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 19 March 2011 by Alan Winfield
- Micropub : No last updated 23 October 2020 by paulof horsham
- Pool Table : Yes last updated 23 October 2020 by paulof horsham
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 01 November 2006 by hondo .
