The new layout is impressive, but honestly, I&#39;m just here for the food. The Sunday roast beef was cooked just right, still pink in the middle. The gravy was rich, not too salty. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s the quiet that keeps me coming back - no music blaring, just good conversation. Simple as that.

The food arrived piping hot, which I always appreciate. Portions were decent for the price. I had the fish and chips, and the batter was crisp, the chips were proper chunky ones. Solid spot for a no-fuss meal.

Been coming here for years, and the new spot is just as good. Love how they kept the menu consistent. It does get packed though, had to lean in a bit to chat over the buzz. Still, that&#39;s the trade-off for a proper lively atmosphere.

Although a regular at many M&amp;B locations and brands, a first at The Three Crowns.Was stopping over with a friend closeby AND this was the handiest location so a booking made.  What a good decision.  Lovely welcome, quick spritzer outside in the sun, then in and order.  Not ravenous so starters to share.  Camenbert was perfection as were the others, chicken and squid.  Followed by decaf coffee and generous mini puds. Recommend this location, it ticks all the boxes!

Service was attentive for our large group, and the food came out at a good pace. Everyone seemed pretty happy with their meals.

Been coming here for years, and the consistency is what keeps me coming back. Ordered the birthday set for a big group last week, and everything came out hot and together - no small feat. Ash and the team just get it right, time after time.

Owner&#39;s super nice. Chatted with us for a bit, made us feel right at home. That kind of personal touch is rare.

The curry was really good, flavourful and comforting. But the place itself felt a bit... flat? The lighting was a bit harsh, just missing that cosy warmth I was hoping for.

Service is always friendly and efficient. The team clearly takes pride in their work, which makes for a pleasant visit.

Booked the pub for a birthday with a South African theme. The boerewors and bobotie were spot on. Great spot for a casual pint afterwards too.

The pizza bases are so thin and crisp, just how I like them. My Margherita had such fresh, bright tomato sauce. The spicy one was good too, but the quality of the ingredients in the classic really stood out. A lovely, simple lunch.

First time trying their new spot. Really liked the cosy vibe - dim lighting, comfy booths. The truffle fries were a solid choice, crispy and not too greasy. Good for a chilled catch-up.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Got the pork gyros wrap, good portion size. Tzatziki was really tasty. In and out in 15 minutes.

Been coming here for ages, it&rsquo;s my go-to for a comforting meal. The food always tastes fresh and feels like a proper home-cooked dinner. Just a heads up, it does get busy, so booking a table is a good idea.

The fish here is cooked fresh to order. Really thick, white, and flaky - some of the best I&#39;ve had from a Sheffield chippy.

Had a show to catch later, and the staff were really on top of things, made sure we were out with time to spare. The food itself was full of flavour and cooked just right.

The portions here are huge! Honestly, one main could easily feed two. For the quality of the cooking, the prices feel very fair. I left absolutely stuffed and with a doggy bag.

Great spot near the uni and hospital. The free parking is a lifesaver around here &ndash; just had to pop my reg at the bar. Made a quick lunch stop so much easier.

Had a fantastic visit recently. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making the experience truly enjoyable.

Booked ahead and glad we did, it was packed. The Guinness is top notch, one of the best pints around.

Portions are generous, mussels and lasagna were solid. The BYOB policy is a practical plus. Service was efficient, got the bill quickly. A straightforward spot for a reliable meal.

Service was prompt, orders arrived in under 15 minutes. Good for a quick business lunch. Tables are well-spaced, no crowding.

Grabbed the half chicken with rice for takeout. Good portion, rice was the proper old-school style. Seasoning was spot on. Quick service, which is handy when you&#39;re just picking up on the way home.

Menu has solid variety, especially for vegetarians. The halloumi and Korean fried chicken stood out. Good for a quick business lunch near the office.

Tuesday&#39;s daily deal was a decent bowl of ramen for a very fair price. The portion was generous, which was nice. A solid option for a quick, affordable meal.

The Guinness-braised beef cheek was just so tender. And those Yorkshire puddings? Perfectly crisp and fluffy. A really lovely, comforting Sunday lunch.

Great for a big group. The food was ready and fresh when we got there, which was perfect with the kids.

The almond croissant is just right, not too sweet. Paired with my usual flat white, it&#39;s my go-to quiet moment. Gets a bit hectic around 10 AM, but that&#39;s when the pastries are freshest.

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