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Tynwald Hill Inn
St Johns
Isle of Man
United Kingdom
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4 reviews to date |
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Peel Road St Johns Isle of Man IM4 3NA |
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| 01624 801249 | |
| http://tynwaldhillinn.co.uk/ |
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We are a family run establishment serving traditional home made pub food, locally sourced where possible. At the heart of the village community in St John's opposite the historic Tynwald Hill we aim to provide the highest level of service to all of our customers. Our current menu and price list can be found on the website but also look out for the daily specials. We cater for all dietary requirements so should there be something you would like but cannot find on our menu, please ask.
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mousyb
3 reviews
3 helpful votes
Female age 60+ from Peel
Review of Tynwald Hill Inn - St Johns - Isle of Man written 28 Jan 2013
The Sunday roast did not quite meet our expectations: waferthin slice of meat, and vegetables on the overcooked side.
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grahamer
32 reviews
13 helpful votes
Male age 60+ from Isle of Man
Review of Tynwald Hill Inn - St Johns - Isle of Man written 27 Jan 2013
Just had a rather disappointing Sunday Carvery at The Tynwald Hill. It wasn't that the food was bad - it was simply that the food could not be rated as 'good'.
From a choice of beef, pork or chicken, two of us had chicken, one had beef and one had pork. The chicken looked like shredded chicken leg or wing and the pork was sliced so thin you could see through it. The vegetables were plentiful but, sadly, all the food was only just warm.
On the plus side, that waiter (landlord?) was polite and smiley, but we all left feeling disappointed.
From a choice of beef, pork or chicken, two of us had chicken, one had beef and one had pork. The chicken looked like shredded chicken leg or wing and the pork was sliced so thin you could see through it. The vegetables were plentiful but, sadly, all the food was only just warm.
On the plus side, that waiter (landlord?) was polite and smiley, but we all left feeling disappointed.
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khushi
2 reviews
1 helpful vote
Female age 30-39 from Ashford
Review of Tynwald Hill Inn - St Johns - Isle of Man written 4 Oct 2012
It all feels very run down and in need of a complete overhaul! Staff are friendly and beer is fine, but it's short in the 'atmosphere' department.
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mike
9 reviews
6 helpful votes
Male age 60+ from Peel IoM
Review of Tynwald Hill Inn - St Johns - Isle of Man written 1 Jul 2012
Just enjoyed a nice walk along the old railway track from Peel and I was sweating buckets, so a nice pint of something cool sounded just about right. Since we planned getting the bus back to Peel and we had over half-an-hour's wait, we called in The Tynwald Hill and sampled their beer.
Impressed! That's the only word I can use. I've driven past here a zillion times (and muttered about the bloody colour) but I've never been tempted to go in. well now I have, I shan't be slow going back. The beer was perfect, the landlord friendly and courteous, the surroundings comfortable and the (few) locals, very welcoming. Good 'un!
Impressed! That's the only word I can use. I've driven past here a zillion times (and muttered about the bloody colour) but I've never been tempted to go in. well now I have, I shan't be slow going back. The beer was perfect, the landlord friendly and courteous, the surroundings comfortable and the (few) locals, very welcoming. Good 'un!
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