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. read more

3 Sheets - Great friends and great atmosphere. - Sports Bars Near Me - New York, New York

I swear they have some sort of deal running every day, we happened to stumble upon 1/2 off all beer pitcher Sundays plus $4 Jameson shots (i believe). Pros 1/2 off all beer pitchers Pool table in the back Decent seating for groups Upstair area Cons Lame tiny plastic cups Beer could have been colder Overall Thoughts I can see this place being a great place to hang out with friends without spending too much read more

Trash bouncers, trash food, overpriced alcohol. Better off going into bars on LES unless you're waiting to catch a comedy show in which case you should go into the many other bars around. read more

One dollar beers on wednesday!! Wonderful! I defy you to find a better deal! That was impressive! Yeah it's only like three beers that are one dollar, but who cares? I had six beers for the price I would have normally paid for one singular beer at other places. While I would have been completely sober in other places, I was drunk at this place for the same price and that was great. Really really nice bartenders. Loud, pretty crowded, top 40 music, beer pong, etc. Idk. I just sat/stood and enjoyed my dollar beers :D read more

3 Sheets Saloon is another member of the conglomerate of the cheap bar monopoly which includes Off the Wagon, Jake's Dilemma, and The Stumble Inn. Whoever owns these places has the right formula of dirt cheap drink specials and beer pong to keep the 20's crowd packed in here. There are two floors here with a bar on each one. Two beer pong tables are located behind the stairs on the first floor is. Someone seeing beer pong for the first time here would mistake the object of the game to be to roll ping pong balls on the floor until encrusted in dirt and errant pubic hairs and then toss the ball into the opponent's drink, forcing them to drink it and get ill. read more

This place is the bomb for happy hour!!! Half off the entire bar is phenomenal! We had 3 Stellas and 3 shots of pinnacle whipped cream vodka for $18...seriously??!! That's awesome!! After a few beers, and shots we tried their pulled pork nachos. Not sure if it was cause we were a bit buzzed or if this was actually good, but at that time it was great! Great atmosphere, great crowd. Definitely a repeat! read more

Sloppy waitress with huge breast popping out of her shirt and I'm mad? The fuck! This place must suck. I actually have a good time every time I go to this place because of my team. Breast, bouncers and bartenders have nothing to do with it. Bartender was a bitch actually. I met up with coworkers one day at 3 Sheets so there was a a pitcher of beer already on circulation at our table. Waitress was taking long so I went to the bar and asked for a beer mug. The bartender (who happen to be right next to the mug) brings me a mug and says "you could have waited for me to come over before you asked for a mug". What?! Did I do something wrong? Loud music and noisy crowed watching college basketball and you mad because I did not let you come to me? The fuck! Extra comments are not necessary. Just give me a mug so I can drink! Regular bar in a cool location. They have a good HH and decent Buffalo Chicken Nachos I heard. Will I return? Probably. read more

Drinks , beer pong can't ask for more! Bartender are real nice. Happy hour is awesome read more

3 Sheets - Sports Bars Near Me - New York, New York

If I were a fan of sports bars I'd crown 3 Sheets to be the king of all sports bars. TVs as ubiquitous as wallpaper; great bar food like tater tots and what looked like tasty burgers; beer pong on the second floor (the "Lido Deck") and by far some of the best drink specials around: 2 - 8 Monday through Friday as well as all day Sunday, the *entire bar* is half-priced. No kidding! This is on top of drink specials in the evening every weeknight. But like I mentioned earlier, I am no sports bar fan. I take no pleasure in listening to finance guys in jerseys swear loudly at bad calls, nor do I care for beer pong. More objectively speaking, what is really the problem at 3 Sheets is that it's loud. Excruciatingly loud. TV volume is at maximum level both upstairs and down, and when the DJ plays music on commercial breaks that too, for some reason, is at the absolute maximum volume. You won't be able to hear the person next to you at all. Perhaps that's why there's all that screaming at the TV... read more

I used to love this place until recently. Brenden the bartender is great and very personable, but the bouncers really kill the place. I am 22-years-old along with the rest of my friends and they give everyone an incredibly hard time and make me never want to come back. It's not as if it's a swanky place either-it's a dive bar. What really made me angry was when my boyfriend presented his Irish ID to the bouncer and the he said it wasn't a valid ID because it wasn't American. SERIOUSLY! I was furious. If they get rid of the rude and racist bouncers, I'd give this place a higher rating. read more

3.5 stars Went on a Friday night for a 3 hour open bar deal that my friend organized. Great deal for what you get (all vodkas minus Grey Goose included; Jameson is included too). The bartender that we went to throughout the night made the drinks well & was friendly & fun. They have an area to play beer pong & an upstairs that was saved for a private party. We ordered the chicken caesar wrap with tater tots for a quick bite beforehand - it was decent considering it was bar food. Overall had a good time. read more

This place is deadly. Every time I get my tab from this bar, I figure I've done a good amount of damage. Then I see the total and I'm thinking the bartender must have hooked me up. Then I realize they basically were doing 5-6 dollar pitchers and 3 dollar shots. Righttttt. Last time they actually topped their usual, with a promotional shot girl bringing out multiple rounds for free. Okayyy. The bar itself usually has a pretty big NYU crowd as mentioned, and then gets all sorts of random at night. I went here for a few football games and it was a decent time. I'd stick with this place if you're looking to pregame hard on a budget before going to the next spot. Just be careful. It's easy to get lost in the fray once you step inside this place. Oh - and chicken sandwiches are surprisingly good if you're looking for a quick bite. read more

3 Sheets Saloon used to be Town Tavern and has now been taken over by the Stumble Inn/Off the Wagon/Down the Hatch/etc. crowd. It's fine, TVs everywhere, cheap beer, etc. Couples reasons why I'm not giving it a great review. First, when I was here it was during a baseball playoff game and this place was full of Phillies fans. Second, how many of these bars does this city really need? It's not awful, but Off the Wagon is basically right around the corner. The people who run these bars know how to do what they do, but I think it would be cool to see them expand and go into a different direction. That being said, as others have written, the specials here are crazy cheap. If I was in the neighborhood again, I might stop in, but I don't see going out of my way for it. read more

The drinks specials here are lin-sane (special term that's been thrown around since yesterday's performance by Jeremy Lin). Mixed drinks and beers for $3. You can't beat that. The drinks here are strong too. And after knocking down 2 or 3 or 10 drinks, the bar food here is delicious. My go-to has to be the tater tots. What better way to feel like you're back in the high school cafeteria than tater tots. If you're here for beer pong, make sure to come early and you better bring your A game if you want to stay on because this place gets packed. This is definitely my westside go-to (for my eastside go-to, please see 13th Step). read more

You can't ever go wrong with this place, its always a mixed crowd.. mostly college-aged people but the vibe is always upbeat. Everyone's here to enjoy their end-of-the-day.. day-off.. promotion or what have you. Nobody's here with an angry look on their face and that's always a sign of a great bar to be in. The upstairs is my personal favorite, enough room for a small private event, dance floor, or an open get-together of strangers. Beer-pong is available and that always gets people going. The bartenders are great at their jobs, their sports variety is also impressive.. about four TVs usually playing several different events if they're all happening in the same evening. I respect that. Highly recommend this place! read more

Back to college, kids! Cheap pitchers and beer pong soooooo Get drunk and move on read more

3 Sheets gets 3 stars. Mostly because of how jam-packed this bar can get during happy hour, after happy hour, in the middle of the night. . . . I feel like the only time it ever gets breathing room is in the middle of a week day. Which oddly has happy hour prices still and I have been here once at that time with my old roommate from out of town when I took the day off. Literally the only time the bar has been empty and I got to partake in their half-off the bar of everything. I'm more partial to down the hatch just because of nostalgia reasons. But there is more space here with an upstairs and allegedly their pulled pork nachos are amazeballs. Recently I went here for a birthday. The guy had a special where you can drink anything that isn't top shelf as much as you want for 2 hours for $30. I did not splurge for this because it's hard to even get a drink at the bar and I only stayed for about 30 minutes. But not a bad deal if you feel like drinking in a mosh pit and at the time well drinks were about $6, which made me sad. read more

To Note: This place is owned and operated by the same crew that handles some of the most reputable bro-bars in the city: Off The Wagon, Down The Hatch, 13th Step, Gin Mill, etc etc etc so I wasn't expecting too much from this spot over the weekend. After a failed visit to Down The Hatch resulted in a quick turnaround at the sight of the Saturday afternoon crowd, my lady friends and I decided a change of venue was in order. In our "old age" we have apparently become claustrophobic and allergic to the NYU crowd we used to fraternize with back in the day. Enter, 3 Sheets Saloon. Just like its sister/brother bars strategically located around the city, the drink specials here are absolutely ridiculous. How no one has died at one of their establishments is lost on me...like this one for instance: It's Saturday afternoon, we find our way to a mostly empty bar, have no problem finding a waitress served table, and are told that the entire bar is half off until 8pm. Not only is the whole bar half off, but they will upgrade our vodka cocktails to Kettle One for an extra $0.50. One vodka tonic turned into two, and two turned into I can't even tell you how many, that's what their specials do...hook - line - sinker...and sunk I did, pulling an Irish Goodbye and passing the hell out on the train back to Jersey. Maybe because it was a Saturday afternoon and everyone else was off playing Beat The Clock at OTW or abusing the $21 special at DTH this spot was almost deserted and exactly to our liking. We were able to have a decent conversation for the first few rounds before the music cranked up and things started getting a little messy. Would I want to be here latenight on a Friday or Saturday? Probably not, I can see things going from ok to awful as in our days of yore and I think I've slightly outgrown that...even though my wallet hasn't. Wallet friendly, bro-central, can you dig it? If the price is right, your timing is perfect, and your bro-deflectors are in high-gear this is a decent place to spend an afternoon. read more

So I visited 3 Saloons on a different Tuesday night after my initial visit and review, about three/four weeks later to be exact. The visit was good, but I'm sad to admit, not over whelming great as before. It's not that I wasn't happy with my visit. It is that I must try my best to give the most accurate information as possible. I can definitely see how my partaking in spirits the original night may have distorted a few things. First a correction on the pepper-jack cheese on the tots that is actually jack cheese. They were good, but not great. Then the wings, they were good, but not great. And finally the skittle bombs.... Yeah... they were still great! And a steal at only $3 I must say. read more

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. read more

One of my favorite dive bars since forever! Don't expect classy, calm or professionalism here but you can expect to have a good time. Unbeatable Happy Hour deals every day of the week, good music and always a fun crowd. A good stop for cheap drinks and to relive your college days with beer pong, flip cup, Jenga ect. Added plus-- the food is pretty good for bar food. read more

Okay, my newest find in the Village. Cold, Cold Beer on tap and in bottles. One of the finest bar menus in all of NYC. Happily have met Brendan, who is a great bartender that clearly has the peripheral vision of a ninja because I NEVER have had an empty glass when he's working. My favorite must have here? Grilled Cheese w/Bacon AND Tomato! read more

In a town that ain't what it used to be, this still feels like The Village to me. It's by no means a dive, but the prices are right. There's jenga, beer pong and a beautiful upstairs. Bathrooms are clean, there's always a friendly bartender to help you out. If you're sitting at a table day drinking, and the servers come in for their shift, they very respectfully let you know that they will take care of you from that point on. It's always an awkward thing to handle, but they do it very well. I always insist on closing out with the bartenders if that's the case, but the bartenders always offer to transfer the checks to the incoming servers. That's a sign of respect in the workplace, and I dig it. Multiple TVs, and they play football (soccer) during the day. Music is great. Almost any liquor you can think of. Zero shortage of Jack or Jameo (as seen on your ascent to the bathrooms). No outdoor seating, but they have a great big window they open up when the weather is nice. The second floor gets tons of natural light/great view of the street. DON'T MISS THE TATER TOTS. :) read more

3 Sheets wins the title of "Current favorite bar" for having bartenders you want to be your friends, insanely good drink specials, and decent food.. it's a win-win-win coming here. College football Saturday was the initial reason I had come here, half-priced everything , some beers being at the sub $3 level... great place to come with the guys and split a few pitchers. A plethera of TV screens playing all the games, it was good for the bowl games and NFL games and they have 4-5 beer pong/flip cup tables in the back and upstairs. The bartenders are awesome and inviting, the sometimes loud atmosphere is still friendly, and the burgers and tater tots are definitely worth a try! read more

I can't complain about this place. It was a lot better than I expected. The bartender was really attentive and u never had an empty drink. There's beer pong in the back. Although crowded, it wasn't overly crowded. They also have beer funnels which caught us off guard. The crowd was a lot of fun. It's a hype place! read more

3 Sheets - 2 bartenders tonight doing a great job - Sports Bars Near Me - New York, New York

All you people with your crappy reviews can suck it! Ok, that was a bit harsh. You don't need to suck it. But come on! Give this bar a break. It is not that bad at all. This seems to be a the number one place my friends and I wind up at when we're doing happy hour after work. Their deals are great. Everything is half off until 8pm. Also, the bar does get crowded but it's pretty big, especially when compared to the other bars in the areas. I never feel claustrophobic here. The upstairs area is always far less crowded than downstairs. The bartenders are really cool here. And while the food is your typical bar food, it definitely hits the spot when you're drinking. This is by far one of the number one places I love to go to when I want to get chocolate wasted! read more

It's a great scene for the NYU kids and the 20-somethings. I'm neither of those, but it's a nice place when not super crowded. Came here on a Monday with an old friend; their Monday special ($2/$3 drafts, $3 shots) is a great deal, our server (Sarah) was super-cool, and the TVs were large and close enough to catch LeBron's 61-point-game highlights. I hate the Heat. read more

3 Sheets is over-crowded by the Frat Pack and under-served by the lack of bartenders. Typically this would render it as another forgettable bar in an abyss of run-of-the-mill drinkeries, but 3 Sheets is saved and propelled by one indisputable fact: This place is cheap. Dirt cheap. Part of the night the entire bar was half-off, later all domestic beers were $1 and Jameson shots clocked in at $2. Check your local listings for exact drink details, but it felt like the inmates were running the asylum when they developed the specials. The food is fairly standard pub fare and the upstairs has a great set up. Definitely worth checking out the happy hours and a serviceable place to start the night. read more

My favorite bar for beer pong. To be honest, that's about the only good thing in this place. :/ read more

Nope. We were seeing a comedy show next door and popped in for a couple drinks beforehand. Listen, it is what it is, it's just not my scene. If you're a 22-25 year old from Long Island or NJ burbs this place is for you. For a place that wasn't that busy the music was crazy loud (hey you kids, get off my lawn!). The bathroom was also pretty gross. A few creepy dudes walking around scoping out girls, and my wife. This is a bro bar, if you want to play beer pong with top 40 blasting while drinking coors light, this is your spot. But I wouldn't come back. read more

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. read more

Something told me it was a bad idea to meet up with someone at a bar on West 3rd. I should've listened. First off, it's sports bar so I'm kind of biased right there. I don't 'do' sports. They have half price beer, which is my weakness, so that sold me. The music.....I'm retro. I love 80's music to death but the 90's were hit and miss. Listening to early Pearl Jam while drinking a beer confused me. Was I 12? Can I drink at this age? Hmmm aside from that it was okay. The bouncer nearly pummeled me to the ground when he grabbed me to check my ID (he was nowhere near the door--was busy chatting up with a few people as I walked in) but if he thought I looked anything under 21 he's okay in my book. Overall I'd never come to this bar again. It's not my scene but it's not a bad happy hour for beer lovers. read more

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

After getting killed on drink prices in MPD for a few months, I stumbled upon this place randomly. And boy am I happy I did! The drink specials here are awesome. Everyday it's half off the bar til 8 pm then each day there's a different special after that. Hard to come by specials like that in this area, as far as I know. Definitely a younger/NYU crowd here and it gets packed for any big games. Came here to watch my Bulls play and it was mad crowded, but you can still maneuver around. I definitely recommend this place if you want to watch a game, relive your college days or just get drunk for cheap. Then stumble around West Village and see where the night takes you. You'll have some stories the next day. Trust me. read more

This place is pretty solid. Only three stars cause its super dirty and gets way to crowded. With that said, its a solid place to watch the game, has great happy hour, and good old fatty but delicious bar food. Several levels, lots of TVs, good spot to see some sports. read more

Finished a 3-week summer intensive class. My classmates and I walked out of the classroom, and straight into this bar. $4 bombs? Um, YES! It was nice and cheap, the waitress explained what was in the bombs and helped us decide on the girly ones, which were pretty amazing. It was a Thurs afternoon, so there weren't too many people, good way to drink and still be able to hold conversations. read more

I've only been here twice (that Ivan remember) it's crazy that someplace in the village can only charge $3.25 for a Sam Adams. They either are laundering money or have an amazing deal on their rent. It's really clean and has ample seating for everyone. The TVs are Samsung flat screens, like legitimate screens, not those cheap vizios that you would see in other places. read more

So I'm not a huge fan of a lot of the bars in this area on a Friday night (McDougal / Bleeker) area because they are always sooo crowded to the point where you can hardly move, although I had a really good time at 3 Sheets Saloon because it was pretty large. I was there because it's where my college was hosting a young alumni happy hour. It's your typical saloon. You know what I'm talkin about... nothing overly special... but best part about it is that for happy hour domestic beers on tap were only $3. For this area I think that's a bargain. Got pretty typsy for little cash. Not bad. For NYC I say this is a 3 star, but for this area of the city I'm going to give it 4. read more

Classic, Fratty, bar....lots of fun: my bf and I went out here with a group.....we really enjoyed ourselves. Played beer pong, jammed out to some music I been here a couple times with him. Very consistent vibe; friendly staff and security. Good music selection. You'll always have a great time......nice place to go to kill time if you are doing like your own "bar crawl" having a fun night in the City. read more

If you're looking for a fun place to hang out, this is it. They've got some fun food options and great deals. Definitely try their buffalo barbecue wings...they are delicious and pair well with the beer options! Also, the staff is fantastic...bouncers, waitresses, and bartenders all remember you and your regular orders, even when months go by between visits. read more