Three Stags - Menu

The roast at this restaurant is fantastic! Even those who typically don't enjoy roasts were impressed. I highly recommend trying the sharing lamb dish.

The pub was incredibly charming and the staff were very kind and attentive. We enjoyed the best Christmas dinner here, which made our holiday stress-free. Thank you for the fantastic service and care.

Whenever we're in London, our go-to spot for our initial meal (and beer) is always The Three Stags. This establishment is a quintessential English pub with a creative take on classic dishes. The quality of the food, beer, and service never disappoints. View menu

Nice little pub with indoor and outdoor seating. The staff was friendly, fast and bubbly. Happily singing away. Food was good though I would have tossed the rosemary and Parmesan with e chips before putting in the serving dish for them to be well coated. Really enjoyed the arancini. I like tzatziki but not sure about having it with calamari, however, still well made with thin batter.

I visited the restaurant late in the evening and chose to sit outside due to the high temperature of 30C. The staff was lovely and the location was nice. The interior had very interesting wallpaper. One member of our group who was driving was able to enjoy a specially made fruity cocktail, as he didn't like any of the low/no options available at the bar. It was a great experience overall!

Nice pub! Close to the Imperial War Museum so when you are spent from walking around there, you can pop by here for a pint and a snack. Prices are moderate, a tad more than someplaces, but not unexpected due to the location. Friendly staff. The bartender was extremely pleasant and always had a smile. The ladies room was dark and I couldn't find the light switch. It had a handicapped toilet, so that was okay. The toilet would not flush properly. There was also no hand drier or paper towels to dry my hands so I wound up using toilet paper. View menu

Based on the photos I had higher expectations as the food does look good. Unfortunately the plate was cold as was the food. Maybe we were too late ordering as both our plates were not even equal. I had parsnip and 1 more roastie than my girlfriend and we had small scraggily pieces of meat. Additionally we wanted some dessert as we were still hungry after finishing but were told that they were no longer serving, some prior knowledge of this in advance would of been helpful. The final bill was over £40 which was a lot for the small plates we got. Perhaps we were unlucky but I wouldn't risk going again and could not recommend it. Unfortunate as the pub itself is nice.

During my visit, I was served by a friendly staff member who took my order for a pint of Pravha, which was reasonably priced at under six pounds. The menu offers a selection of pub classics and wood-fired pizzas, which are available for takeaway. The pub started to fill up in the late afternoon and had a relaxed atmosphere, with many patrons enjoying the outdoor benches. The Three Stags hosts regular quiz nights, live music, and cabaret evenings, providing plenty of entertainment options. Overall, The Three Stags is a fantastic pub with a fascinating history. It offers great beer, food, and entertainment, making it a must-visit spot. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here and would highly recomm...

I do not recommend ordering pizza from this restaurant. I will not be returning. In summary, the fish had skin on it despite being told it didn't. The pizza was basically just oil on melted cheese. The waitress insinuated that they would comp the meal if I didn't leave a bad review. The falafel burger was okay, but the chips were not good. I ended up getting a better meal from Tesco's meal deal. The customer service was good at first, but deteriorated quickly. The restaurant seemed clean, but overall, I had a very disappointing dining experience at The Three Stags. At first, the staff was friendly and allowed me to choose a table outside. However, when I asked about the fish having skin, I w... View menu