3 Way Restaurant

my first time ordering and I must say it’s really good. Big portion for reasonable price!

Came expecting the worst based on the bulk of the reviews but left thoroughly surprised.
Ordering process was simple. There were 5 – 7 employees taking orders which helped the line move.
Space is large enough — half take-​out area with a handful of barstools as well as a decent sized dining area predominantly set up with booths. They must have recently changed the direction of how the take-​out line flows. Definitely a few instances of bickering amongst patrons.
Food was fantastic! We had:
Chicken empanadas (these suckas are large! stuffed and delicious)
Rotisserie chicken — juicy, perfectly seasoned!
Yellow rice (moro) — still came with a side of red beans (perfection)
Chicharrones — a little dry but delicious nonetheless
Desserts were on point too! I sampled the strawberry cheesecake and it was very good. The tres leche was phenomenal. I was sad I hadn’t gotten one for myself.
Prices were fair! Will definitely be back!

This was the worse. I order a combo 6 with a chicken sandwich, a steak sandwich and a bacon egg and cheese sandwich. It all had mayonassie on it. It was so bad i JUST THREW ALL OF IT OUT. If I could give this place no stars I most certain would. When I examined the food, it was cold and dry. I waste 65 dollars on this place but I will never order from them again.

There is no place where you are going to get a better rotisserie chicken and the price can’t be beat either. From the outside this place may look a little iffy but the food is outta this world. I love to get the half chicken with rice and beans. I also love the yucca. The mojo sauce that they have is the best I have ever had! I have tried to duplicate it myself but haven’t even come close to how delicious it is. You definitely have give this place a try if you are in the Bronx!

Love this place. Very happy to know the food is still as good as I remember. Best steak sandwich around. Rice and beans very flavorful, chicken juicy and well seasoned. Pork is also really good.

I ordered mangu, it took 45 minutes to come literally across the street. When it came the cheese sausage and egg was totally burned! The mangu was old and tastes like it’s been the freezer or fridge (old). I have ate mangu all over the place and this was the most disgusting thing ever. When I called and explained our concern the women hung up on me! Don’t order from here! GROSS!

This place is awful. Many of the reviews you’re reading are from kids that go to Fordham University and don’t come from Latin families therefor they can’t judged the food on authenticity. This place is super overpriced and the portions aren’t as large as the price would make you think. there are great places rite around the corner for half the price. Just called the restaurants and asked what they have on their Lonche (Lunch) menu. They normally run for 6 – 8 bucks no more! it’ll be rice and beans and whatever meat they have. 3 Ways was not just over prized they also took an hour and change to delivered my food, though I live five minutes away. The fried plantains were soggy too. Very disappointed. it’s true that when a place starts getting a little attention, they overpriced their food, lower the overall quality not just of the food and taste, but service. What we have the most around here it’s spanish food don’t get tricked into eating these ppl overpriced blend food.

Best place to sit for lunch or dinner a must go. Pork or chicken fabulous rice and beans made perfect.

It’s ok the grilled chicken is almost always dry the beans are a lil to salty and not a lot of them understand English and I’m Spanish but I don’t speak it so it’s a lil hard to oder food

It’s 10:23 & there’s no Mangu… I’ve been coming here forever & it’s just not same…

I love the food here! So well made! I love their chicharron de pollo! I totally recommend this place!

I had to change my rating. The food is always pretty good here, but the service is HORRIBLE! Very small place but again the good is really good.

very veryyyyyy rude service not respectful of customers at all will never give the business agin they spoke about me in spanish not knowing i understand and speak it and when i shocked them tried to apologize

Love this place since I was a kid and I still go there to this very day. Mind u I live upstate. I recommend this place to eveyone.

I’m not sure if I got the baked chicken or the rotisserie? I asked for a whole chicken and the lady grabbed a prepacked aluminum plate. The chicken is soft and salty, not too salty, but for those who like a crispy skin your going to be disappointed, but I’ve got to say the chicken has been consistently delicious and well seasoned.

I have eaten food from this place numerous times and have tried various dishes, and it’s very obvious that their staple is the pollo al horno, but also their pernil and chicharron de pollo are good as well. They can put some work on the rice and beans but all in all it’s a good eat!

This restaurant serves the best chicken I have ever eaten. I used to go to Liberto on 183 and Jerome but no more. The chicken is juicy and full of favor healthy portion of rice and beans. It is a good value for the money. It worth the travel to 188 and Webster for their food.

Came here last night in a drunken stupor for a pick-​me-​up. My drunken-​self loved the chicken rice and bean dish. It was really delicious and they served us fairly quickly.
I honestly pass Three Way everyday on my way to and from the subway stop so I think I’ll give it another try.
Also, it was 10 lbs of food for $ 6. Granted, my boyfriend had the most insane gas all night — but it was really delicious.

Good flavors are here but the service isn’t really worth the fuss… The amount if time the food takes guaranteed it was prepared fresh, but my sister who chose a dish they were out of, said well I’ll just have some chicken and rice. So before our food was done I guess the waiter just wanted to get it over with brought some chicken from the hot box that looked done for hours. The rice was fantastic though. By the time I got my fish and salsa and my girl got her soup with shrimp, my sister was done eating her already cooked food. I did enjoy watching Chopped on the big screen tv. I also ordered a fruit punch but I guess she didn’t hear me. I’d go back, alone, and not starving, but just isn’t worth the fuss.

Let me start off saying I don’t eat meat, so I will not be rating the chicken, but according to my father it was really good. This place has counter and full service seating. I went around 1pm and it was pretty crowded. The menu is standard Dominican food: rice, beans, chicken, plantain. I ordered avocado (Florida type), yucca and beans. The beans don’t have meat in them, which is good. The portions are large; you could totally share. The prices are reasonable.