The Three Lions Pub Menu (Update 2025)
Introducing the menu at The Three Lions Pub, a British-inspired establishment in Redmond, WA, known for its traditional dishes and cozy atmosphere. The all-day menu features classic favorites like Fish & Chips and Glazed Salmon, as well as unique offerings such as Ploughman's Cold pork pie and Build a Pub Burger. Night-time specialties include Shepherd's Pie and Bangers & Mash, perfect for a hearty meal. Customers rave about the authentic British experience, with reviews praising the delicious food, top-notch service, and welcoming ambiance. The diverse menu caters to a variety of tastes, offering vegan options and happy hour specials. Whether you're craving traditional British fare or looking to enjoy a post-work drink, The Three Lions Pub is the place to be. Don't miss out on their famous fish and chips and the cozy pub atmosphere that keeps guests coming back for more.
All Day Menu
Ploughman's
Cold pork pie with a slice of British cheese, chutney, apple slices, grapes, salad with bread and butter.
Fish & Chips
Two 4 oz. pieces of Atlantic cod battered to order and fried crisp served with chips & tartar sauce.
Salmon, Cod & Chips
One piece of Atlantic cod and Salmon, battered and fried crisp, served with chips and tartar sauce.
Glazed Salmon
Grilled Atlantic salmon covered with our special glaze, served with chips or a green salad.
Build a Pub Burger
Lean ground beef patty, red onion, tomato, and lettuce, served with chips or a green salad.
Shepherd's Pie
Lean ground beef with onions, layered with carrots, topped with mashed potatoes. Baked in the oven, served with peas.
Bangers & Mash
Two British Pantry sausages served with grilled onions, peas, mashed potatoes and gravy.
Steamed Mussels
In a Sherry sauce with garlic, red onion and tomatoes, served with fresh baked bread.
Scottish Smoked Salmon
4 Ounces of Scottish smoked salmon served with crackers, cream cheese, capers and red onions.
English Cheese and Crackers
3 specialty English cheese served with crackers, apple slices and grapes.