York. This timber framed and jettied building likely dates from the 16th century and has been licensed under the name The Three Tuns since 1792. During renovations a cache of gold coins was found (some dating back to Charles I), likely hidden by people fleeing from one of York's conquerors. It is a long narrow pub with many separate drinking areas - 2 small snug-like rooms at the front, a long area along the bar, and additional rooms off the side and in the back. I settled into one of the front rooms and enjoyed a Ruby Mild Ale from Rudgate Brewery in York and one of the best BLT's I have ever had - the bacon was so good!