The Three Tuns

A historic thatched inn in Bransgore, The Three Tuns Inn combines traditional character with a focus on quality food and drink sourced locally. This 17th-century building, whitewashed and low-beamed, provides a cosy setting with real fires in cooler months and a welcoming bar area stocked with a wide selection of cask ales and guest beers.

The menu emphasises fresh, seasonal ingredients from nearby suppliers, including game and seafood, alongside classic pub dishes and daily specials. The inn has earned recognition for its cuisine, holding an AA Rosette, and draws praise for creative yet approachable offerings that suit various tastes.

Beyond the main bar and dining spaces, a separate restaurant area offers a quieter spot for meals. The inn also features a traditional barn suitable for private gatherings, adding flexibility for larger groups.

Outdoors, expansive gardens and a terrace overlook open countryside, providing ample space for al fresco drinking or dining when weather allows.

Views extend towards the New Forest, making it a natural stop for those exploring the area on foot or by car. Positioned on Ringwood Road, the inn sits on the fringe of the New Forest National Park, with easy drives to Christchurch, Burley, and coastal spots. Bransgore itself supports a community feel, with the pub serving as a hub alongside other local venues.

Feedback on the inn reflects its popularity, with mixed reviews acknowledging strong points in service and atmosphere alongside occasional notes on portion sizes or menu variety.