Three Pines - Mount Holly Springs

We started with the Nacho Grande as an appetizer. It came with colorful chips, melted cheese, a bit of chili, and sliced jalapeños on top. It was decent, but nothing extraordinary. For my main course, I ordered ginger ale along with the pulled pork and onion rings. The portion size was just right for one, and the pork was tender and flavorful. The onion rings were perfectly crunchy and not greasy at all! I would have appreciated some extra BBQ sauce on the table and a dipping sauce for the onion rings. My husband ordered a Pepsi and the Three Pines Burger. He mentioned it was cooked as he requested and tasted great. He received several drink refills, but I wasn’t offered one. They have an impressive selection of beers on tap as well. We’ll definitely be back to sample more of their menu, especially since I’ve heard great things about their wings!

I was really disappointed with my experience. I ordered the garlic parmesan wings, but what I received was just raw, cold garlic on them. When I asked the waitress about it, she told me that they make them this way sometimes and that it’s prepared with raw garlic and a sprinkle of parmesan, even though there was no cheese at all. I can understand not having sauce, but I felt it was a bit much to be dishonest about it.

We may just have different tastes, but we weren't that impressed with the award-winning wings. They were cooked to a perfect crunch, but the heavy saltiness overshadowed the flavor. The service was decent. Update on May 23rd: I tried the BBQ Hot Honey and a few other flavors, and the customer service was excellent this time. The wings were delicious, and the place has a great dive bar vibe with a local feel!

We had an excellent lunch at Three Pined Tavern. The crab soup and chicken corn soup were hot and delicious. We all ordered hamburgers that were just incredible. Thick, juicy, and cooked to perfection. Next time we will try the wings, which i heardare awesome

Decent little bar/restaurant. Tons of wing options. We had a reubon and a bunless burger with a couple of beers. Three pines is worth a stop if you're in the area