After a long walk this was a great stopping off point for a lunch. Fish and Chips and Seafood Chowder were superb and the beer selection went down well.

Very helpful and polite staff, very welcoming great food at a very reasonable price. Definitely will be back when next visiting family.

Super friendly pub with a lot of local history. Great value food with generous portions. Good Selection of beers

Just returned from a week in Cornwall with my sister her husband and my husband, we have had lunch and dinner here the staff where great very friendly and helpful and the food was homemade and very tasty especially the homemade soup .All covid prep...in place and as customers left all tables and chairs cleaned down would highly recommend this pubMore

We visited the pub for evening meals twice during our recent week's stay in Cornwall. The food was well prepared and most enjoyable. All staff wore masks but they were also fairly relaxed about customers not wearing them, which was helpful.

Of the two attractive-looking pubs in the tiny square of St Keverne, The Three Tuns looked the more characterful and the menu displayed outside offered a wider choice. We were pretty late for lunch (around 2:30pm) so were not surprised to find that there were...only two Sunday roasts remaining. My mother and sister each chose a roast and I opted for haddock and chips. The meals were very good and the pub has a cosy, old world atmosphere. Eating Sunday lunch in a place like this took me back a few decades. That said there was nothing old fashioned about the range of dishes on the menu or the bright, friendly service. There pub offers a good range of West country beers and ciders and, had I been staying in St.Keverne, I would happily have whiled away the evening in the convivial bar. My only very small negative is that the haddock was rather overdone (due, doubtless, to the late time at which we were eating) and, despite being described on the menu as 'large' was actually rather small. But overall, a very nice lunch in a great little pub.More

Firstly, note - it's about 10 miles from Helston! We stayed here for a couple of nights recently. It's actually in a pretty village called St Keverne. We stayed on a b & b basis but also had dinner both nights. Breakfast is delicious and...HUGE. Dinners were good & the staff were friendly. Downside really was the room. Specifically, we had 2 previous tenants robes left in the bathroom, the bedroom curtains were hanging off the rails, there's no double glazing so can be noisy & the bed has seen better days. I liked the place but it's desperate for some updating.More