Three Magpies

Jure Tušek

Came here since it was nearest pub to conference center. Unfortunately both days didn't have pies. Some good selection of beers and cider. I did enjoy the ambient, even if the service was a bit slow at the desk taking orders.

Cindy Liu

This felt like a little hole-in-the-wall. We walked here from our hotel shortly after we landed in Heathrow for a late lunch. There were only a few customers in so we had virtually no wait for anything. You order at the bar and pick your own table. The staff are very nice. They were out of a few food items/drink mixers, but it was no problem as the alternatives available were still good. We got the buffalo cauliflower to share (flavors are on point, texture was a little softer than you'd get in most places). I got the meat and ale pie with chips and an expresso martini. The hot water crust for the pie was perfect, crispy on the outside and flaky, with a soft inside. The meat filling was delicious, and the chips were great. It was fairly stuffy inside, kind of humid. And I don't know if it was just our luck but we got a really wobbly table (though through our 9 day trip through London and Iceland, we never got a non-wobbly table haha!). The staff are very nice, also on the quieter side. The atmosphere is relaxed/calm -- a bit different from most other pubs. Overall a good place for a sit-down meal near the airport.

Alana Hughes

The food was really good although when we arrived we were told they were out of a lot of food so they had a limited menu. We were told they we’re almost out of fish and chips but we were able to get them right before they ran out. They give big portions and it was all very good. We also had the Katsu curry with rice and chips and the seafood duo (shrimp and salmon) with salad, baked potatoe, and beans. Last for dessert we ordered the caramel banana waffle!