Three Bears in Stockport

Lovely staff, but SHOCKING food. Since the recent change over management we thought we’d give this we’ll known place a go. Sadly, the food is shocking. “Pizza” is ciabatta with ketchup as a base sauce and cheddar grilled over top. We asked as we hoped this would change but we were told this is the standard going forward. The £13 burgers, although thicker than a burger van burger, are ultimately the sameChemically, grimey flavour and bound to leave you needing a serious quantity of toilet roll.Honestly, the staff were lovely but please don’t bother eating here unless you have a serious desire to be unhappy.

Very clean food good but pub needs a spruce up. Must admit can't fault the food and newish owners I think. The downside was it seriously needs to be decorated.

As a local resident, 5mins walk and having operated and owned my own pub and restaurant company for nearly 20yrs… I’ve always found the three bears does generally what a local pub should do, especially during these modern times. Respectfully, sadly, and unfortunately, this is no longer the case! 😔 You really need to focus on the food offer and the socioeconomic area your pub serves. There are higher margins for better service and a better product. Money is cheap - take advantage of that, and focus on local families…. Good luck it’s a tough business, sadly be a long time till we try you again. But thank you for your hospitality, and pleasant staff🙏

Disappointed. New owners...no carvery. Had fish chips & peas.@£12.99...not a great portion...taste of cooking oil..more batter than fish and no more than a table spoon of peas. Tartar sauce in sashes...used to be a (home made?) portion in a side dish. Just got the impression that maximising profits took precedent over value and quality.

Disappointed. Not informed that the dining room was full when booking a costly familyChristmas Dinner we were seated in a sort of conservatory . No more visits to this establishment. New Management!

Not the same since it was sold by the almond group. Carvery stopped at 5pm on Sunday!? So ordered off the menu, a lot of which wasn’t available. What did arrive was a steak with a few chips and mushrooms and a salad with loads of chicken that was dry as a bone. Staff were awkwardly over attentive which didn’t make for a relaxed atmosphere. Won’t be going back unless it is bought back by almond!

Lovely service, friendly staff. Steak pie was LOVELY full of meat and filling. Definitely recommend this place. Kids nuggets and chips went down a treat with my 4 year old too

Seven of us went to the Three Bears Saturday 7 March. Two had carveries the rest had other meals. We had to wait fifty minutes for our meals, they were very busy but it seems a long time.The meals were mainly good, but I had the fish which unfortunately was over cooked and dry. The two that had Carvery said the meals were very good but Yorkshire Pudding while very big was far too hard to cut or enjoy.When I went to the toilet I found that the seat had a blue residue on it. Looking above the seat there is a PHS machine on the wall and the liquid from it was trickling down towards the seat.The ladies in our party said their toilet was not clean.

It was our first time here and we loved it, Warm, welcoming staff, "traditional" pub with a modern feel. Burger - great, Goan Curry-great, rack of ribs-great. Can't fault the place.

Fantastic pub to visit. The food is first class the staff are wonderful. Lovely atmosphere. Large car park and disabled access throughout. It can get very busy, very popular so I would recommend ringing in advance especially Sunday.