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Always been a great pub. Ate here a couple of months ago and the food was really nice - traditional pub fare and not expensive. Staff are friendly. Quite a good atmosphere and never had a problem in the many years been going here on and off. Definitely keep on dropping by when in Uxbridge. One of the best pubs in the town area.
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I drink in here sometimes after work with my workchums and its a decent boozer to unwind in. I like the beer and the old look of the place. The landlord has been in charge for years so the anonymous chap was wrong as previously said.
Not the cheapest pint in the area (The Met is your best bet for that), but sometimes a nice change from same old same old and at least its a cheap option to somewhere like Baroosh. Which is why Uxbridge is not as bad as some say it is for boozers - you can choose between a load of pubs depending on how much moolah you have in your wallet. Take a score out to the tuns and you will still manage to get a fair few pints. Take a score to baroosh and you won't get that far.
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Excellent real ale old world pub great for a quiet drink.
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i was in there last night and i reckon you wont find a better boozer in Uxbridge than this one. Great atmosphere and a lovely drop of 'Rosy Nosy' Xmas ale to boot. also you can fall out of here and straight onto the tube
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Is anonymous talking about the right pub? I'm not aware of any management change; Brian has been in charge for about 100 years!!!
Also Brian does not suffer chavs, or any other ****holes gladly, which makes this a nice pub for middle aged boozers like me.
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Used to be good, but is slipping down the Chav ladder, the management changed last year and he is rarely there leaving the bar staff in charge
anonymous - 3 Oct 2006 12:14 |
Been to this pub several times over the past few years and it gets progressively worse. Sticky table tops and full ashtrays appear to be the norm. Dull and uninteresting decor with a landlord whom I have never seen smile. On last visit the beer tasted flat and I was ill after eating there - would not return and advise you not to go.
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nice traditional pub which gets busy on weekends, dont get too many pissed up youngsters in there which in Uxbridge is rare
anonymous - 21 Mar 2006 22:37 |
Hadn't been in for years - a nice pub, with an apparently civilized clientele.
It's just so thoroughly pleasant!
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seating area outside is so cosy and reasonable price drinks. only fault of this pub is that it's a bit old mannish, as commented before.
anonymous - 9 Oct 2005 17:33 |
My favourite pub in Uxbridge at the moment! Cheap and affordable but cosy and friendly at the same time. The food is excellent and there is loads of seating out the front and back of the pub! TOP BANANA!
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Quite a dark old fashioned pub, which is good. Certainly better than many of the other nearby chav-infested places so would recommend.
TheGP - 25 Jun 2005 12:36 |
My Fave place for secret assignations(!), nice and quiet, great fire good rotating choice of real ales, and a great place to chill out after a saturday shop.
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Improved pub, with a good range of drinks that are cheap. Tied with THE GOOD YARN as cheapest pub in Uxbridge. The decor is old fashioned and has low ceiling by bar (if you're tall). Quiet compared to other pubs in the town centre, but that is a good thing if you want to escape the hotspots.
NC - 5 Oct 2004 10:13 |
alright, but a bit 'old mannish' to be honest.
danielle - 3 Jul 2004 15:14 |
Lived in Uxbridge for just over a year and this was one of my favourite pubs. Good quality and pleasant surroundings.
Ceri - 28 Apr 2004 15:50 |
I went to Brunel Univ. and the three tuns was a regular haunt. Nice ambience and unusually good Tetleys for the South.
Ian Butcher - 19 Nov 2003 18:50 |
Together with the Queen's Head round the corner in Windsor Street the Tuns is always a safe bet for a jar in Uxbridge town centre. Served me up a fine pint of the black stuff the other day for which I'm always grateful.
LB - 16 Oct 2003 23:48 |
Last of the few. Flagstone floor, inglenook fireplace, original beams,some trestle tables, excelent quality real ales. Pleasant covered outside area. Upper front bar serves good food.
John - 10 Sep 2003 08:57 |
Nice old pub, end of the Metropolitan Line in Uxbridge
Andy Wilcock - 17 Dec 2002 14:51 |
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