three lions pub

great local pub. three lionspubis my favorite pub. soccer on the tvs, good selection of beers, typical britishpubfare, and regular friendly patrons, many of whom are british. nothing fancy, just a very comfortable place to have a pint, some food, and conversation with friends after work or on the weekend.

as i enter the three lionspubin redmond, wa, i'm greeted with a rousing "hiya gregor!" alvia or janie begin a pour of my customary boddingtons (or london porter if i'm of the mood) as i settle into my stool. manchester united is deep in it's match again

quintessential britpubusually full of stiff upper lips. cocktails are nice and the staff's really friendly. will visit this place again whenever i'm nearby next time.

cozy classic britishpubwith great traditional style food. happy hour is a great value. tons of locals hang out here and everyone knows each other by name. there's a piano in the corner, mayne that gets some action occassionally. the lighting was way too bright, but that was the only flaw.

such a charming pub, we sort of stumbled on it by mistake one evening and what a find!

where else can you watch soccer on tv and drink beer andpubfood on the east side? it's not super busy and has a very homey feel to it.

ate here tonight. beers are ok but all the steaks except prime rib are overlooked and overpriced !! go to bj's or matt's for steak.


-----01 sep, 2014-----

great place overall....... terrific pies, wings, and tap beers....jeff and michael and staff good guys but they.recently changed the menu and replaced the excellent rib steak and stuff tomato which was really upscale for anypubwith a small sirloin steak that is nothing special.....all else really good.....

cirque du three lions pub. my wife and i could not figure out where to go for lunch in redmond before our matinee of cirque du soliel. i came across the three lionspubas result of an online search.

thepubis in an old strip mall in downtown redmond and is connected to the british pantry ltd. and another british food restaurant called neville's. you can walk to all three through the internal doors inside the building.

we arrived just after opening and we were the only people in the place besides a british gent who was watching football (soccer). they have plenty of tv's tuned into various soccer matches.

my wife had the fish and chips and i had the red leicester bacon cheeseburger.

the red leicester bacon cheesburger ($9:00) is a good sized burger with a nice amount of fries aand 3 big pieces of bacon on top.
the fish and chips ($11.00) was good according to my wife. two big pieces of deep fried fish and fries.
three lions has a nice selection of british ales, as would be expected, and a decent selection of local brewery products. they have a good selection of imported beer and domestic beer in bottles, too.

service was very good.

all in all. two thumbs up, mate!
(pictures are posted of this meal)

love both the british pantry and 3 lions pub. the service is faster at thepubfor sure though. my favorite meal? lancashire pasty and chips with a side salad and creamy dill dressing. the dressing is to die for... i love it! husband likes sausage rolls as well. tried other "tea rooms" that served meat pastries, but this is by far the best! plus at thepubyou can watch some "football"!!!

nice place. giant portions of high qualitypubgrub with british menu items. staff was friendly, very large beer selection, what's not to like?

a very cute little pub/resturaunt. the resturaunt area is quite cozy. i have never been to thepubarea, but i love the feel of the resturaunt. the food is exactly what i expected from british cuisine, very hardy with simple flavors. i've also had tea there which was quite good.