The Three Crowns
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About The Three Crowns
On Lichfield Rd in Stone, The Three Crowns is a British gastropub built partly of thatch, with oak beams and an open fire warming the dining room. The kitchen runs a menu of twenty dishes, with fish and chips alongside beer on tap, and a Sunday lunch that includes turkey and lamb roast options. Table service brings orders to the room, and reservations are recommended. Outdoor seating extends dining beyond the main room, and dogs are welcome throughout, with designated areas set aside for them. A step-free entrance allows access for visitors with mobility needs, and dishes can also be ordered for takeaway. The pub opens daily. At Christmas, the menu shifts to include beef wellington and Christmas pudding, and on-site parking is available for those driving in.
Good to know
- ReservationsAccepts reservations
- ParkingFree of charge street parking · Free parking lot · On-site parking
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Good for kidsGood for kids
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Menu & Prices
20 dishes- Beer
- Sea Bass
- Fish and Chips
- Sticky Toffee Pudding
- Pork Belly
- Beef Roast
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast lamb, dog friendly seating areas, christmas pudding and doombar pint.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast lamb, dog friendly seating areas, christmas pudding and doombar pint.
Customer Review Summary
Sunday lunch, especially the lamb and turkey roasts, comes up again and again as the highlight, with the Christmas pudding and Pimms trifle singled out for praise and the fire-warmed, dog-friendly seating adding to the draw. Several reviewers also mention quick, friendly service and dishes like pizza and garlic bread or a well-kept pint of Doombar arriving cooked well and fast. Complaints cluster around inconsistency: one reviewer describes mains, a ribeye steak and chicken burger, arriving only warm with little acknowledgment when raised at payment, another found the fish and chips overcooked with little fish inside, and a Christmas dinner review noted a beef wellington that had to be swapped for pork after arriving in poor shape. A few also feel the menu has stayed unchanged for years and one visitor found an outdoor table left uncleared, attracting wasps. Dogs being welcomed into dining areas pleases most who mention it, though one reviewer strongly objects, and another notes water wasn't offered for their dog despite the pub's dog-friendly seating.
Customer Review Summary
Sunday lunch, especially the lamb and turkey roasts, comes up again and again as the highlight, with the Christmas pudding and Pimms trifle singled out for praise and the fire-warmed, dog-friendly seating adding to the draw. Several reviewers also mention quick, friendly service and dishes like pizza and garlic bread or a well-kept pint of Doombar arriving cooked well and fast. Complaints cluster around inconsistency: one reviewer describes mains, a ribeye steak and chicken burger, arriving only warm with little acknowledgment when raised at payment, another found the fish and chips overcooked with little fish inside, and a Christmas dinner review noted a beef wellington that had to be swapped for pork after arriving in poor shape. A few also feel the menu has stayed unchanged for years and one visitor found an outdoor table left uncleared, attracting wasps. Dogs being welcomed into dining areas pleases most who mention it, though one reviewer strongly objects, and another notes water wasn't offered for their dog despite the pub's dog-friendly seating.
Featured reviews
- Louise Webb
“Amazing service as always from Ed! Nothing is ever too much trouble for him. Will definitely be returning.”
- Cath Preston
“Have been before and my husbands really enjoyed the fish and chips. Been today however and the first fish was overcooked and hardly any fish in.the second fish was not much better chips were overcooked. You would get a better fish and chips from chippy”
- Vince Coombs
“Stopped here for Sunday lunch on our way home to Bristol. Food was excellent and good selection of beers and ales. Service was quick and atmosphere was calm and relaxing.”
- Lucy Jones
“This pub, is good for money for a Marston’s. I’d say the best in Kidderminster. But one thing that actually stuck out to me and I enjoyed seeing was the flags. Love inclusivity In these Karen and stuck up type areas. Thanks guys x”
- Nick Pye
“The three crowns is our local and we visit regularly. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The menu sadly let's the place down. It's been the same menu for years and drastically needs changing. The other major down fall is they allow dogs in the dining areas which to me is really disgusting. The pub is a traditional thatch roofed pub with log fires and I always think it could be so much better. To make it better I'd definitely change the menu and ban dogs. To me there is absolutely no need whatsoever to take a dog in a restaurant.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Highlights
“Part-thatched branch pub with oak beams and an open fire for hearty comfort food and real ales.”
- Has great beer selection
- Has great wine list
- Has live performances
- Popular for good for solo dining
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible car park
- Free of charge street parking
- Accepts reservations
- Has outdoor seating
- Dogs allowed
- Offers takeaway
Show more amenities
- Serves dine-in
- Good for kids
- Serves food at bar
- Casual
- Serves beer
- Serves food
- Offerings· 4
- Serves alcohol
- Serves cocktails
- Serves spirits
- Serves wine
- Popular for· 1
- Good for solo dining
- Facilities· 1
- Has toilet
- Crowd· 1
- Good for groups
- Highlights· 3
- Has great beer selection
- Has great wine list
- Has live performances
- Parking· 3
- Free parking lot
- On-site parking
- Plenty of parking
- Dining options· 2
- Has seating
- Has table service
- Atmosphere· 1
- Cosy
- Accessibility· 3
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Bars near The Three Crowns
- Crown Wharf4.51,5981.3 mi£10–20ReservationsWheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
sunday roast, steak & ale pie, loaded fries
- Dog & Doublet Inn4.41,7722.9 mi
fish and chips, red snapper, steak and ale pie
- The Black Lake Inn4.41,7283.9 miWheelchair accessible
sunday roast, steak cooked wrong, sticky toffee pudding
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Three CrownsReservations · Good for kids | 4.41,433 | — | £20–30 | sunday roast lamb, dog friendly seating areas, christmas pudding |
| Crown WharfReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.51,598 | 1.3 mi | £10–20 | sunday roast, steak & ale pie, loaded fries |
| Dog & Doublet Inn | 4.41,772 | 2.9 mi | — | fish and chips, red snapper, steak and ale pie |
| The Black Lake InnWheelchair accessible | 4.41,728 | 3.9 mi | — | sunday roast, steak cooked wrong, sticky toffee pudding |
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