A traditional Kentish pub, The Three Tuns belongs to British brewing history
In the medieval market town of Faversham lies The Three Tuns, a blissfully traditional family-run pub serving real ales, friendly service and community spirit.
Built in 1605, this was the very first pub owned by Shepherd Neame, and it’s still the perfect place to savour a pint - not least because the beer travels just half a mile from brewery to glass.
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Genuine unspoilt historic pub. Visited during hop festival and it was in oasis of peace. The pub has probably seen better days but unlike many historic pubs it has kept it's traditional feel. Only one ale is available, Shepherd Neame Master Brew, but it has always been in good condition when I have been there. The garden feels a bit neglected but it is large and fairly pleasant with some seating and tables.
My partner thought it was very traditional and he liked talking to the old men and my children liked drinking soft drinks
Love the place. A proper pub no gimmicks and everyone is welcome
Unexciting, although recently refurbished. Little choice of beer (Master Brew and a couple of larger) and no food. Hardly any customers, not sure how it stays open. OK if you like watching sport on small screens. This pub is in a good location but no parking.
Very basic pub even though it's in a conservation area. Poor choice of drinks with a very untidy beer garden which to get necessitates walking past smelly toilets. There is nothing to recommend
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