3 Sheets Saloon

Got over charge by $ 96.92 on food that we didn’t even order on Super Bowl night. Never going back to this bar. One star for the bartender in the beginning of the day. But the waitress rip off us really bad. Stay away.

5 stars to the bartender — quick, friendly and easily got their attention.
2 – 3 stars for pretty much everything else… this is not your fancy bar, but that’s obviously not why you’re here.
During the SuperBowl it wasn’t overly crowded, upstairs they had plenty of space to stand.
It was half off all night, crazy cheap drinks. we’re talking $ 3 beers.
Lots of TVs, lots of sticky floors, lots of bathrooms that are real gross, and lots of people smoking outside.
My guess is this place would be really good for any drinking-​themed holiday, aka st patricks day, santa con, etc.

This Bar is part of a Group of bars around the city that have by far the best Prices and special’s in the city!!! Everything is delicious here!!! My favorite would be the Pulled Pork Nachos!!!
If you are in the Village check them out. They also have a couple in the upper westside
The Gin Mill and Jakes Dillema.
Jay S.

Rude bouncer made us wait outside for 15 min while 10 people walked out and then said it would be another 20 min wait despite the fact that the bar was half empty.

Been here a few times either on a Saturday night or during the day for food. Drink prices are awesome during happy hour. There is a beer pong tables in the back, but they tend to move them on Saturday nights. Upstairs also has the tables. It gets pretty crowded on a sat night and especially during football games. I abs love the wings and tator tots. It’s pretty great. This establishment is more for grabbing a drink and chatting with friends, not a lot of room to dance. So if you’re looking for a dance scene, maybe off the wagon which is there sister location. Def a must try here though.

I enjoy coming here with the Unilocal FAM. This place has great music, lots of space and awesome bartenders… The bouncers aren’t to bad to look at also… I’ve been here twice and can’t complain. The food here is delicious also. I’ll recommend this place for some down time and some good old fashion beer pong any day. Enjoy Unilocal Fam!

Half-​priced beers for Sunday football? Yes please. This place definitely does the trick for any Sunday Funday… cheap and plentiful drinks, tons of TVs, everything you need. Now, if we can just work on these Pats fans…

3 sheets
NY Manhattan West Village
1pm Sunday 1^st November 2015
Three Stars
The best bathroom pit stops are the ones that you get a drink afterwards. After using the upstairs facilities we drank $ 3 Mug-​Mosa which tasted like Coors light and Orange Juice. They were doing football trivia. I did get yelled at for wearing my hood inside. It is a decent dive bar worth a drop by.

Great happy hour until 8. ½ off beers. Shots. And pitchers. I went on a Monday around 8. There was a decent crowd. More of a college crowd upstairs. They have beer pong tables through out. I ordered the buffalo chicken nachos. They were delicious !

Nice happy hour spot to meet up with your buddies to grab a drink and a chat. NIce place to get the night started.
Good:
–Close to the West 4^th train stop
–Attentive service
–Happy hour with VERY affordable pricing
–Nice open space for multiple groups of friends can chat without stepping over each other
Bad:
–Don’t show up with joggers or sweats, doorman will not let you in.

Do you ever feel like you need a drink during in the evening on a Saturday between 5:30 — 8:00pm? If so this is place to get that drink. Drinks are half price except Long Islands and Top Shelf liquor… for $ 3.25 a drink I will take it… I was taking it a little light with Armeretto Sours = 4 or 5. Other people at the table had titis with cranberry juice that they enjoyed as well.
The phlucking buffalo chicken nachos were sooooooooooooooo awesome! You know it’s good when no one at the table is talking so they can eat. The buffalo wings were ok, but not better than the nachos. Just talking about it makes me want to drive across the bridge. We ordered Tater Tots that were loaded, but I didn’t eat any due to the fullness in my belly.
Shoutout to Tamara and Abby for the awesome service and attentiveness to our table… also the shots were awesome (shot shot shot — pitbull voice). Also the bartender was cool too… don’t know his name.
FYI ladies there’s a hook under the tables for your bag or coat, bathroom upstairs as well as another bar, u will have to wait for a table because it is crowded during happy hour but it lightens up after 8pm, after 10pm the crowd is a coming!!!
Overall had a great time with friends and staff! Definitely will come back again!

Good place to grab a quick drink, Drinks are good and happy hour is awesome, music is okay.
2^nd floor has a beer pong table and is usually less crowded.

Cheers to review number 100!
Google search 3 Sheets Saloon, click the 2^nd link, enter your email and you get a free beer. You are welcome.
We went on a Saturday night around 7 — a half price bar until 8 then half price shots & domestic pitchers from 8 to 9. This led to a lot of drinking. We got a table to play beer pong then switched to flip cup so everyone had a fun time.
As far as the food goes, my boyfriend and I split an order of pork nachos. They were okay, it was very difficult to break them apart so I just peeled the cheese off of the top and ate plain nachos with salsa and sour cream.
Overall, a cheap night out in the city. I probably would not recommend this place if you are looking to get a beer with a friend, it is more of a white girl wasted type of place.
I wish that review 100 was a bit more memorable but then the beer hit me.

Great wings! I went here with a couple of friends who love going to this place. The employees are super nice and we were seated right away. It does come off as a frat bar because there were a lot of guys there. The name is interesting enough. Lots of room to dance in if you wanted. The restrooms are upstairs and it was clean enough. I heard that the tarot tots with bacon is on point and I’m kind of sad that I didn’t order it. Will definitely be back to try out more of the menu.

This place is LOUD. The people who come here are drunk 20 something year old frat boys. Lots of TVs, but seats are impossible to find on a busy weekend night. This is a great place to go if you are under the age of 25, it will annoy the crap out of you if you’re over 25… even more so if you’re over 30.
Nothing spectacular about the drinks. They have a bunch of other bars that are similar including Stumble Inn on the UES (the name should give you a clue as to what type of people frequent this place).
There are nice and classier places to go grab a drink at in the West Village than 3 sheets.

Went here on a saturday lunch time to watch british football. I liked the special deals and the atmosphere. It was half off drinks 12−8pm! We tried the buffalo chicken wrap which was ok, it was alot of sauce. But the bartenders were very friendly and service was great.
There’s also beer pong tables and a second floor.

I stopped at Three Sheets Saloon for a nightcap shortly after midnight on May 15, 2015. I did not try the food, as I had already eaten.
The bouncer checked my ID, and was very cordial.
The bar was not very busy. I’d place the amount of patrons at 20 – 30 people, under the service of at least 2 verifiable bartenders on duty, plus an array of at least 2 support staff (barbacks, bussers, etc.)
Max, the male bartender on duty, was attentive, prompt, and very pleasant. He serviced my requests for refills in a very timely fashion. His conduct was above and beyond what I consider to constitute «professional» for a bar of this nature.
The female bartender? Oh, I’m not so sure. She didn’t do so much as acknowledge me. After about forty-​five minutes of being there, it could be reasonably inferred that she paid a disproportionate amount of attention to male bar patrons, while ignoring females with empty glasses, some waving their hands in an attempt to flag her down.
I tried to make sense of this woman’s behavior — to excuse it somehow. I’m a firm believer that there is almost always a logical explanation for poor service, one that allots the server some leeway for the mishap. However, I couldn’t ignore the fact that nothing justified this woman ignoring every female patron in the place (myself included), while her male colleague, Max, tended to both men and women, in as timely of a manner as he possibly could, while she engaged in a convoluted form of verbal canoodling with every male patron within earshot of me., including (but not limited to) men who were with female counterparts.
I stayed until last call, and when this woman announced last call, I motioned toward my almost-​empty drink, and verbally stated with clarity that I would take one more and pay immediately. I was in no way intoxicated beyond the point of handling another drink (I’m writing this review shortly after arriving home from the bar). Yet, she made direct eye contact with me, acknowledging that she had heard my request, and she failed to provide me with my final drink. She then proceeded to not serve me for several minutes.
This begs the question of why the heck this woman hates females so much. I ended up flagging down Max and acquiring my final drink with no issues, implying that as a professional in the industry, he did not feel I was exceeding the bounds appropriate for being served alcohol.
My piece of advice to this woman is that you’re making less money when you pay excessive amounts of attention to male patrons, while ignoring the female patrons. I tip 20% as a baseline standard at a bar in New York City. Nevermind if the service was substandard. If it didn’t suck terribly, I tip 20%.
The only reason I tipped 20% tonight was because this woman’s colleague expressed a concern for serving any and all patrons who needed service, regardless of their gender. If it had been her alone, I would have left a big fat 10% of a tip, meaning «you showed up for work and did nothing, congratulations!»
I have reservations about vocalizing a low opinion of service, as I don’t want to feel responsible for the loss of someone’s livelihood; however, I feel not one ounce of remorse if this bartender gets disciplined or let go over this review.
Oh, one last thing: the bouncer was extremely pleasant in wishing me a good night, in addition to Max’s mindful tending to me and to other customers.

This place never fails if ur going there for cheap strong drinks and some good bar food This is ur place. They have two beer pong tables as well. Hope to see my Unilocalers there

Holy Happy Hour!!!
Met up with some friends here and we had a great time! The divey atmosphere is muy bueno here to catch a game or just drink and vibe with everyone. Shout out to Brandon/​Brendan (Ill get it right when I go back) the bartender who was excellent!
They have happy hour options all week!

Dive bar with plenty of HH options all week. People here always seem to be in good spirits, and I can imagine why. The drinks are inexpensive, the games (oversized Jenga or Connect Four) are a nice touch, and security is always on point lol.
My first time here was with my bestie, at his recommendation and despite my hesitation since I always like to Unilocal first, we had a great time. Conversations ensued about beers/​carbs/​working out while we put away some beers, at some point we delved into intellectual conversation about current social justice issues plaguing the courts today (jk well kinda sort of). I had such a great time I brought another friend back here soon after, and the bf too.
The bartenders here are great, some with more personality than others. I’ll be back for sure!