Three B’s Grill

This is place is awesome. Had fried mushrooms for appetizers and they were amazing! Shared the BBBLT with onions strings and it was delish! Had great selection of beers which made hubby happy. Will definitely eat here again and recommend for sure! Be prepared to wait a little but staff is super friendly and the food is worth the wait.

My daughter and I stopped by Three B’s for a late lunch, at a time when the restaurant had few patrons and lots of empty tables. The service was prompt, warm and welcoming. We ordered the deviled eggs topped with chorizo and cilantro. Although the chorizo was a bit too spicy for our taste, the eggs were delicious. Probably among the best I’ve had, homemade or otherwise, and we adore deviled eggs. As entrees, we ordered the Asian Salad and the Street Tacos with charro beans on the side. Exceptional, balanced flavor combinations and nicely sized portions. (Leftovers await in my refrigerator!) Just because we enjoyed everything so much, we decided to sample the brownie a la mode dessert option. The rich, dark chocolate brownie was served warm and was sumptuous. The vanilla ice cream was a nice counterpoint in flavor, texture and temperature. Although the cuisine and service will ensure I return, the budget-​friendly prices are an added bonus.
I’ve noticed a number of other less than stellar reviews. Perhaps there has been a change in ownership, management, kitchen or front-​of-​the-​house staff, but I had zero complaints following today’s visit and look forward to sampling more of the menu.

The inferno and fat boy burger was great and the service was excellent! We will be back!

It’s small, but if it was bigger I wouldn’t like it that much. I give it 3 stars because I really liked the T-​bone steak but it’s never the same, every time I go it’s a little different and not in a good way.

The staff was friendly upon arriving however it’s very small and I was not impressed with the food. Our table ordered nachos and fried pickles as appetizers and the chips for the nachos were stale. The pickles were cold. When our entrees arrived the food looked good, however, my shrimp tacos were super cold! Our waiter was nice but not really attentive. I wasn’t asked until we were ready for the check if I wanted a refill on my tea. So unfortunately I will not be returning here.

There aren’t a lot of choices in the back of Kingwood, but this place more than sucks! The food is barely edible and the service even worse, primarily the ownership. Against my better judgement, my son wanted to come to celebrate his birthday. While waiting for a table on a busy Friday night, we were told our table was being cleared and would be a minute. Shortly after, the host came by and apologize that one of the «owners» came in and took over the table. Seriously? The poor kid was horrified and knew it was wrong. Total jerk move!
Sadly, over the past few years, the service has gone downhill and the food has gotten worse. One night we ordered fried pickles and they were nothing more than over salted slivers of fried mess! Half had no pickle at all! The cuts of meat barely qualify as meat. Do yourself a favor and go to Skeeters or Cha-Chi’s instead! You will have a much better meal and overall experience!

Average burgers and «american fare». Small game room my kids seem to enjoy. Friendly staff and decently priced drinks/​beer options.
I’ve had a salad and a burger here. Both are okay. They did ask how I wanted my burger cooked and it came out as ordered. You can also get jalapeño bacon, which I recommend.
Salads come with a ton of cheese on them, which I don’t love, but I do like that they offer a kid’s salad option.
Great location and separated bar for adults, as well as a patio.

I think I want to try this place a 4^th time before I post a review. Only because every time I go its a different experience. Its only fair if I give it one more shot! I see the potential but waiting on the quality of my visit. Only a neighbor who wants to be a regular! True Unilocal Fan!

This is more of a general review of Three B’s. My kids and I love this place. They have a good, diverse kids menu. I’ve mostly had hamburgers and sandwiches when I come here. I highly recommend the Towering Inferno if you want a spicy burger, or the pulled pork sandwich.

Went there to watch the rockets
Game. It’s a perfect family orientated sports bar so bring the kids. Wait staff friendly and attentive. Good sized menu, prices are good as well. We had fried mushrooms and fried pickles for appetizers. The mushrooms were yummy but could have been fried a touch bit longer at a lower heat to cook the veggie better. The fried pickles were very salty, almost to the point were I couldn’t eat them.
My blood Mary was good. My burger looked amazing when it came to the table. But I didn’t like the bun. Even though it was toasted, it had a gummy texture. The meat was super salty, and I asked for my onions to be grilled, they put raw and grilled onions on my burger, weird.
I ordered a frozen raspberry margarita and they put so much raspberry syrup in the drink, it was over power and super sweet.

Decent food, strong menu, stronger drinks. Atmosphere is cozy. Service can be spotty but it’s a sports bar, so… Nbd. I would go back.

Ok I’m gonna separate this into pros and cons
Pros– 1) great fish tacos some of the best I’ve found.2) tons of tvs with the games on
Cons– this has become the sports bar of Kingwood; with that being said its loud and surrounded by people there to drink not eat 2) the waiting becomes excessive

Great food and decent service. Although it’s mainly bar food, it’s fresh and tasty. Bring back the crawfish tho! I’ve heard great things about Sunday crawfish but none this season.

Three B’s Grill has become extremely popular since its opening in Kingwood. It definitely has a hometown hangout feel and family-​friendly atmosphere. Unfortunately the food and service leave a little something to be desired. The pricing is fairly high for traditional burgers and sandwiches and the food is nothing to write home about. Service is fairly slow and I’ve had problems in the past with having my credit card being very overcharged after leaving the restaurant. Luckily, I had the time to go back the next week and have the manager correct this mistake. He was very sweet and even gave me a gift card to make up for the mess. There is definitely a lot of potential here, especially with its location and family-​friendly yet bar-​like atmosphere.

What a huge disappointment. I ordered the shrimp dinner for take out and it was over cooked and inedible. The shrimp was as hard as a rock and the whole meal was just GROSS! What a waste of money. This was my first time eating here. I don’t think I will ever be getting food from this place again. YUCK!

Great food but pricing has steadily increased. 4 pretzels for $ 8.99?
Also the barmaid has to wait the bar and
Take care of the takeout orders while the hostess plays on her phone and brushes her hair. Give this girl something to do.
Answer the phone, do take outs fill water.

Nice place to spend a quiet Sunday night. We ordered the starter sampler and it went nicely with my chilorita and his bud light. The kingwood tea party is a nice change from regular Long Island too

So, we have been here a couple more times and I have been underwhelmed by their service and today was IT for us and Three Bs. The food here is pretty good and this sports bar feel is AOK. the kicker has generally been the table service. I don’t know if they are just too busy for the number of servers or they have a training problem. Whatever the problem, if you are at a table, service is slow and spotty. Sitting at the bar is better but you don’t always want to belly up. There are plenty other joints like this in town, so we will just go elsewhere.

As soon as I walked into Three Bs Grill I felt like I was stepping into a hometown hangout. I have just moved to the Kingwood area and have been trying different eateries. I like to aim away from chain restaurants if I can.
Entering Three Bs Grill, you’re stuck by the friendly, comfortable atmosphere. The first thing I saw was a large group of 8 – 10 year old soccer players celebrating after a game with three of the restaurant’s sturdy dark wood tables pushed together. The décor runs along the vein of a classy sports bar, but it’s toned back a bit. There are only 5 flat screens positioned around the dining area, which compared to a Buffalo Wild Wings and those ilk is a minimum amount of screens. There is an abundance of dark well maintained wooden tables (clustered just a little bit too close together… sometimes people’s chairs when scooted back clacked into each other) and high backed booths bordering the walls.
One feature of this restaurant that tugged at my sense of nostalgia is the little walled in nook of vintage arcade games for kids and adults alike. I saw parents laughing over nachos and southwestern egg roll appetizers while their kids played pacman.
The food is simple and flavorful. Three Bs offers a «Build Your Own Burger» which gives you a paragraph of options from peppers, guacamole, ranch, pickles, bacon and a column of possibles cheeses.
My burger came out crispy and flavorful. My side of broccoli was buttery and perfectly crunchy with a melting center. I also got a side of baked potato soup that tasted identically delicious to Chilis.
The atmosphere is a bit loud if you’re looking for a deep serious conversation and the lighting is that exact shade of dim that hurts your eyes after about half an hour.
Overall a great place to grab a quick delicious lunch with a group of chatty friends.

Cool local pub/​grill hangout. Diverse menu, good tap beer selection (about 18 taps). I like the option for pint, 23 or 27 ounce glasses. Alot of good menu choices but since I had been craving wings for a bit, I decided on the spicy garlic… and they were super tasty!!! Larger than other wing joints, very filling and sauce had great flavor. I dig the laid back atmosphere, will def be back when I’m in the area :)