Three Sheets Bar & Grill

Fun dive bar with the best bartenders. They have live trivia in Wednesday nights which is great. The place needs a heavy duty cleaning.

Good local hole in the wall hang out. The staff is very friendly and the owner makes it a point to know all the regulars. The food is good and is your typical bar food for the most part, but they do serve steaks on Thursday. Karayoke is available and of course there is a ton of alcohol at reasonable prices since we all know karayoke is only possible when you’re drunk out of your mind. Overall good place to just hang out.

Three Sheets is one of the best dives in Houston. The service is amazing. The crowd is great. Adam gave us the famous lap dance shot and talked sports with us all night.

Three Sheets is a fab hangout in West Houston. Steak nights are topshelf (Thursday’s) but the karaōke guy is there from thurs-​sat and always a great time. The staff and owner are welcoming and friendly and I am always at ease here and meeting new friends. If you are looking for a cool and embracing spot, then this place is for you. I highly recommend Three Sheets.

Delicious noodles with Pork and Chicken! Top notch service and good servings on drinks! I was very pleasantly surprised upon deciding to just drop in and having seen it had good reviews. It was worth it and if I am by the area again will definitely drop by.

Great place. Came with my girlfriend for their Thursday steak night. It’s a perfect dive bar. Great staff, great food and drinks. Seating could be a little better. I will def be coming back for more.

Great place to hang out.
Its a good mix of all ages, especially in West Houston (other places have way too too many old farts).
Bartenders are great mixers.
They do not have alot of the trendy infused vodkas to make my fav with cucumber vodka.
They have made me some great drinks though, so I will give them lotsa stars for skill.
Lapdance shot! Omg! Da bomb!
Karoke is a hoot!
Steaks a great deal.
Love talking smack on football conversation (they could use some better TV’s and positioned differently), overall fun to watch, crowd gets into it.
I am a regular now.
Cheers!
Steak night! Yummy!

One of my favorite places in Houston! Everyone is welcoming, the food is great (especially Thursday Steak night) and Karaōke is judgement free

This bar is a hidden jewel!
Great drinks specials everyday and the food is great. The staff is awesome they get to know you and you’re names and fist comers get a free shot.
It is kind of in a corner tucked away but well worth visiting

My boy Olé! Great food for the price and decent prices for the bar. Very local atmosphere and friendly bartenders. Will be back.

This place is awesome. New comers get a free shot on the house typically. This is like a cheers bar where everyone knows your name. this place is legit. Looks sketchy and I was skeptical but it’s worth it. Trust me

Looking to grab reasonably priced drinks with a couple of friends? Then give this place a shot. This is definitely a neighborhood bar with regulars so you’ll get a couple of «who are you» looks, but the staff is absolutely amazing and makes the environment feel very welcoming.
There are a couple of dart boards and an arcade machine. They have a high-​tech juke box so you can put your favorites tunes on for a couple of bucks, but later in the evening it’s karaōke only, so it’s luck of the draw with a decent song.
Food. I love food, but I will say the appetizers are about what you would expect at a stadium during a ball game… nothing to call home about. The mozzarella sticks were pretty decent but the fried pickles were not. Overall, decent place, with good prices.

As funny as it sounds, my family met here for a holiday karaōke night. You should try it, we bonded. The wings were good, I kind of had to guide the bartender on my drinks, but the price was right, but the place is a great place if you want to be a regular somewhere. It’s kind of a dive, which brings it close to my heart, and the bathroom, like most small places only has one toilet (not good for drinking ladies).
One thing I can say is that the Karaōke is really fun! All of the people were really friendly, and when we all left, we even knew their names. We all sang together, whether we arrived together or not. I would suggest that the DJ reprint the song menus because it got to a point where we gave up and requested songs off the top of our head.
*side note*: My mom killed Peaches and Herb (so proud). That is all.

I leave the loop for this bar. It boasts the friendliest bartenders in Houston. It also has a steady supply of Jameson which, for this native Philadelphian, is a light at the end of a dark tequila tunnel. Thank God for a bar that makes Texas suck less. This place is like Cheers but with more F bombs.

ADAM IS THE MAN!!! This place has been an amazing in terms pf hospitality and atmosphere. My first time, not a single thing about it got me disappointed. Will be back again in the near future!!!

I went last Thursday night for steak night which was my first visit here. It is located in a somewhat run down strip center and very unassuming from the outside. Inside you can tell this is a neighborhood hangout where everyone knows each other and come here to hangout. I ordered a steak cooked medium with mushrooms and onions that comes with a baked tater. My steak arrived 10 – 15 minutes after I ordered it. First off I noticed that my baked potato hadn’t been baked nearly enough and was pretty hard. The waitress immediately replaced it which was good service. My steak was cooked rarer than I asked for but that wasn’t much of a problem. I didn’t think the taste was that good. I assume it’s the way they seasoned it. It may have been marinated in a sauce that I didn’t care for. The flavor wasn’t bad just not good as I had hoped. Also some of the onions on my steak were undercooked. I like cooked onions but not raw or raw like as some of my onions were. The platter of condiments for the potato had plenty of cheese, sour cream, bacon bits and butter. Also my particular steak had some sinew in it that made parts of it a little chewy.
Honestly the meal was closer to a 2 than a 3. It’s not that I wouldn’t ever go back and order it again but seriously I have had many better at bars that serve steak like this. I will say my table service was very good (4). The waitress was very attentive to my needs. Also I can tell that this is a fun place to visit for drinks and camaraderie. That’s why I will give an overall score of 3.

What can anyone say about this place except … Amazing!!! Fun! Friendly!!! Good drinks and really good people! Not a stranger in that bar!!!
Thanks Adam and Chris and Olay!!!
Cheers !!

On a trip to Houston, I Unilocaled this bar to meet my old college girlfriends for some fun loving karaōke. When we pulled up to the bar, I got a text from one who followed me in her car saying «This bar looks sketchy as hell!!» I replied «give it a chance. Unilocal says it’s almost 5 stars.»
She was on the money though with the exterior. It’s located next to a washateria, and only Three Sheets is illuminated next to it, which makes you think it’s a cleaners attached to the washateria.
As soon as we walked in, the people are the bar (patrons) greeted us. I was blown away. They suggested food items, and were very friendly. We met Adam when he brought us the food (potstickers and nachos, later egg rolls) and he brought us his famous lap dance shot. We were hooked after meeting him. His personality sells the place and makes everyone feel like besties for a night. The beer was cheap, the karaōke was excellent (thurs — sat), and we made new friends just by saying hello.
Everyone had a killer time here and I will definitely come back on my trips back to visit my parents. :)

I had a blast! Just left there with my crew and we sang Karaōke and drank all night!
We also played the massive Jenga that they have at the door.
Drinks are cheap and service is great, I would give and extra star if they had Ciroc and a cleaner bathroom.
We will be back!

I swear I’d written a review for this place some time last year. Well, I guess I’d just written it in my head or in my dreams or something. So here goes.
Three sheets is REALLY a neighborhood bar. It’s the kind of bar that you go to if you just want to relax, wind down, and talk to friendly people. It’s not the kind of bar where you go to dress to impress and to pick up a boy or a girl (although I’m not saying that it couldn’t happen.)
The first time I came in here was obviously some time last year when I wanted to try their Thursday steak night. Unfortunately, they didn’t have any left at the time. Well, this year, I decided to swing by here after I’d gone to Sherlock’s for St. Patty’s (Monday). I got in about 1 am in the morning. The place had plenty of people, but not packed. The owner, Adam, small talk with me and I asked him about the steak night. He said to just call in and reserve a steak if I ever wanted to come in and make sure that they’d still have a steak for me. The bar patrons and the bartender were all pretty cool. Even though it seemed like everybody knew everybody, I didn’t feel like the new kid at school that nobody wanted to play with. I felt really welcomed.
I came back that Thursday for my ribeye steak. No, I didn’t call because I came in pretty early and I was sure that they’d still have some steak left. They did. And when I came in, Adam actually remembered my name and greeted me by my name. For someone who can’t remember another person’s name that he’d just met 15 minutes ago, that was impressive to me.
Anyway, I ordered the steak, ordered a drink and just chilled there. The steak came out not too long after. It came with a baked potato and you could get the toppings from a tray buffet style. They just put the tray with the sour cream, chives, bacon bits, etc on the tray and you take as much or as little toppings that you want. Pretty cool. As for the steak, it was pretty legit! I mean, for $ 12 you can’t really expect a prime steak quality or even Angus steak quality. But taste wise, LEGIT. The only downside to the steak was there was too much fat on the meat. I wish those fat was actually more meat. Regardless, still legit for $ 12. Especially if you’re eating it accompanied by the background of people singing karaōke terribly.
They also serve other kinds of food here. Banh Mi (Vietnamese Sandwich) and what not. I don’t remember what’s everything they listed on the menu, but I intend to try some of them in the near future.
The bar itself is pretty good sized. They have a patio on the outside, plenty seating inside, and it was pretty clean. And a full bar, obviously.
If you’re looking for a friendly neighborhood bar that’s kind of like Cheers, the TV show where everybody knows your name with reasonably priced drinks, a cool owner, friendly people, good food, good vibe, then this is the place to go.