A long-standing bar in Wetherby has reopened following refurbishment. Bar Three, which dates back to 1857, has opened its doors with a new breakfast menu for early customers.
Previously known as The Three Legs, the bar has built up a solid reputation in the community, with Bar Three being in Wetherby for the past 15 years. Following the refurb, the bar now has a new earlier opening time of 10am, serving coffees and brunch.
Bar Three has renovated the food and drink menus, added a live sports big screen and will be hosting acoustic music sessions. The decor has also been updated to a more modern theme.
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On the new menu, customers will find a range of breakfast items, bottomless brunch, sharing plates and vegan and veggie options. The new menu also includes sourdough pizzas, two for one cocktails and over 100 different gins.
General manager Ed Brayshaw said: “This is a great pub right on the Market Place, a great place to stop off for a bite to eat or something to drink and it’s brilliant to be open. Our new menus are proving popular and it’s good to see so many people coming in with friends and family.
"It is the best time of year to make the most of the weather and enjoy our large beer garden too. We have added live sports and music and there is a fantastic atmosphere in the bar and out in the garden. Come along and see for yourself, everyone is welcome, bring the children, bring the dog, and the Bar Three team will be ready to look after you.”
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