Three Lions Pub

We've been to Three Lions a few times. Sometimes it's just a nice place to stop after having a drink at a nearby place such as Draft & Vessel. The times we've gone, it's been pretty quiet. I imagine that's not the case when a sporting event is going on. The service has always been good.A few years ago, we got the poutine there and loved it. The last time, this past February, it was really really salty. Too much so. I also recently got the ancient grains with salmon. Solid choice!It's a fine place -- nothing remarkable, but accessible, big place to find a spot for some quality food and libation.

It's been 6.5 yrs, I need to update my Three Lions review ;) Poutine is back, baby!!!! Honestly, the food is better than ever. You cannot go wrong with the Tannery Row for brunch, and it is the perfect amount of food. Fish & chips - classic, and so good (better than several places I visited in the UK, actually!), but please bring back the mushy peas. You can get a Pimm's cup. A PIMM's CUP! And Shanky's Whip! Don't ask, just order it... Highly recommend!!! After visiting England twice, I now fully and truly appreciate the care and craftmanship the owners and employees have brought into this fine establishment. I was present for every Euros game featuring Team England this past season - the joy was contagious. I even felt comfortable going by myself (and noticed many others were as well), which is something I learned from my first solo vacation in England.After the pandemic, I was not going out for brunch/dinner/drinks, mostly because I did not want to venture outside my bubble. Honestly, having this amazing, welcoming place that reminds me of some of my life's favorite moments, along with terrific food and unique drinks and is only a few minutes walk from where I live, has really helped me break out of my troll-like homebody routine.A solid 5-star establishment. I love it so much, I've bragged about it to my English friends and have even told my favorite DJs (aka radio show hosts) about it.Never change!!

Giant pretzel?! Hello yes please! Gone here a few times now since moving to Milwaukee and the pretzel is a must! Honestly could have it as a my main meal.... Come to think of it I have!

Returned to TLP on a Sunday to have some brunch with a friend of mine. There were plenty of spots but it was busier than I thought. A soccer game was on, which ppl really seemed to be there for and excited about. If you don't like a loud, laid-back atmosphere, it's probably not the spot for you in the winter. My friend got a bloody, which she enjoyed. For food, I got the pork belly BLT. My only qualm is I asked for onions to be added and they didn't. No biggie, as the sandwich itself was still delicious. They gave me a side of Mayo I asked for, but not the side of the aioli. My sandwich and fries were good.I just had to order the sticky toffee. I love toffee. Although good, this dessert wasn't what I was expecting. Too much pudding for me and not enough of the sticky toffee. Otherwise it was a good dessert but I wouldn't order it again. Definitely a spot I'll be sure to hit up again in the future. Maybe another summer stop-in!

So I tried to post a review that used only Jack's name. But our AI friends decided that wasn't cool. Here's the thing; if you want a British pub experience and you're in MKE, this and Red Lion (same owners) are the places to go. My point in calling out Jack is the fact that he's smart, witty typically bitter and a solid bartender. He is the reason so many of us show up. Oh, and the ambiance is lovely.

Ok. Bad news first. We wanted 80 minutes for lunch. That's right EIGHTY. From the time arrived to food being served. Why the four stars? Because the bartender was the only person serving anyone the kitchen was shortstaffed, and the bartender kept us informed with apologies throughout. he also comped one of our lunches out of three provided one free appetizer and one free side of chips Lastly, the food was amazing. the scotch eggs were delicious and the shepherds pie was the best I've had outside of England. Proof that even when things don't go perfectly, they can still be pretty darn good we will be back and hopefully the wait won't be so long. cool ambience

Between Three Lions Pub and its sister bar - Red Lion Pub, I've been many times. The food is always excellent with a good selection of draft beers (the fish and chips is top notch and I personally recommend pairing it with a Smithwicks). For any soccer fans out there, it's definitely the place to watch the game! The bartenders and servers are all fun yet attentive. The place is clearly the kind of pub that has its cast of regulars, which is always a good sign in my book. The atmosphere is cozy and friendly with booths, tabletop, and bar seating. It's a proper British pub. There is readily available street parking as well.

A bar for watching soccer. That's what they are and it works. And there really isn't any place better at it. If I want to watch a soccer match, and be around other people who are actually into it, I go here. Well done!

I'm not sure whether I should review here or not...We were craving a good burrito, and found a place called "Taqueria de Leon". It had no reviews. But it was close by and I'm all for supporting new restaurants - especially during these covid days! - so we decided to call in. It turns out that this is not really a restaurant, but a delivery service that uses Three Lions Pub's kitchen. At least, that's what the gal on the phone told us. I'm thinking it's more like Three Lions Pub is adding more food to their delivery/takeout service and wanted to keep the Mexican cuisine separate. I applaud business owners for trying new things during these hard times. I will write a separate review for the food in the Taqueria de Leon page. This updated review for Three Lions Pub is for the service I received here. Everyone we talked to, from the gal on the phone to the guy giving us the food, the nice text message when the food was ready, was awesome. Five stars. The pretty pick up set-up, and the beautiful outdoor seating area were also wonderful. We would personally err on the side of over careful and eat at home, but the set up here is so nice I'm quite tempted. I did knock off one star for the confusion with the Taqueria de Leon. It's a great idea - I just wish it was more transparent from the gecko so there is no confusion. Like, I would have hoped Taqueria de Leon was a more authentic Mexican joint dedicated to burritos (like their menu suggested). Still not disappointed I tried it, but went in with different expectations.

Very good food: very cozy: "pubby" atmosphere, Glad to see they have vegan avocado toast so I can take a vegan friend there,