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A friend and I visited here last night to see Hello City, A Bar Naked Lady tribute band. We ran into several friends and to say we had a great time would be an understatement! The staff was incredible, including the owner who personally got on stage and said how nice it was to see some normalcy and have his doors open and crowds in, listening to live music again. The bartenders were friendly, efficient and did a great job keeping up with orders and the band just brought about this energy like no other. I definitely look forward to visiting again in the near future.
Holy crap it's loud in here! Not even a third full and way too loud. Maybe it's this particular group?? I can't imagine it when there's live music on the indoor stage. Really nice buildout though. Wish the beer was a little better. $12 for a 4 flight taste is a little high, they should add another hole to the paddle. No real food so don't come hungry. Great outdoor seating area unless it's 90 and 80% humidity like today :( I'd definitely go 4 stars if the beer was better- all 4 were a little disappointing.
We LOVE Three Heads! I was especially excited when I saw they had Honey Smuggler in cans. Stopped by after work for the best takeout ever!! Support our local breweries!! They have options for everyone and they are open for takeout business.
I was stoked to come to a local brewery. I was saddened to find out they don't have many dark beers. I went with the porter, which was less %ABV than I wish it was. I was looking for something 8.5% or above. 10 would be great! Too bad they only have beer and wine. We had just come from dinner and were having cocktails. Grabbed our beers and went outside. The patio area closes at 10 to provide some quiet time for the neighborhood. So we wanted to enjoy that before we couldn't. Played a game of cornhole against some locals. I don't think they knew what they were up against. 21-4. Headed inside at 10. The band was like an oldie big brass band. Three young ladies singing. They were great! Some older couples were dancing and having a great time. The inside space got really full when the patio closed. No tables or seating available, all taken. I took a minute to appreciate the murals. Apparently the owner is the artist and he hid his kids' and wife's names in each one. Pretty neat game to try to find them. We didn't stay long after the patio closed and people were filed in there like sardines. Wish there was a greater dark beer selection or some wines I'd actually drink. They should open up the brewery tank area when the patio closes so it's not so stuffy.
Rochester has a ton of breweries. I have visited a few and I have noticed they all have a distinct vibe. Also, a distinct crowd inside. Three heads Brewing has a large building with a large outdoor patio. There is a life sized jenga game and corn hole set up outside on the patio for your enjoyment. Apparently they don't have a kitchen but they do have jerky, nuts and a few other tasty snack options. Also, there is a food truck schedule on their website. Btw there is a amazing Mexican restaurant across the street. The brewery is ok with you ordering food from there and eating it at the brewery. Amazing! So basically, don't worry too much about the food situation. The beer list was medium in length with the usual suspects. Pilsners, sours, stouts, ales and lagers. The beer was delicious. No complaints here. The Brambleberry Ale and the NOTA Pilsner were my favorites. Apparently three Heads Brewing is a stop on the peddle party cart route. A group showed up had a few and peddled away. A band was setting up to play some tunes but I departed before they got started. Check the website for the live music schedule. In review, I feel like three heads brewery is the best I have visited in Rochester so far. The beer selection, size of the venue, location, outdoor area and vibe are all wins!
A lovely place to visit on University Avenue. We were greeted upon arrival by friendly staff and were prompted to order inside at the bar and sit outside. They have a lovely patio which is half tented and half in the sun to accommodate all. Dogs are allowed outside as well. The patio is filled with picnic tables which have posted instructions for their COVID-19 policies. They had ample seating and we enjoyed picking our own spot while enjoying the bustling neighborhood. We ordered a Pacific Jade Hazy IPA and their newest sour. Both were tasty beers. They offered a variety of beers, ciders and other options. They also had a variety of cheap snack options available due to the new government restrictions on ordering food with your drinks. They only charged $.50 for the snacks which we also appreciated. Overall, this is a great place for pet, beer, and social lovers to enjoy some brews. I would come again and recommend this place to others.
I definitely love Three Heads the most in the spring and summer to enjoy the patio. It's spacious, they have a tent installed to keep it shady, and also setup corn hole, plus regularly rotating food trucks to pair their eats with your beers. They have a lot of fun here and I'm glad to see the space they created in NOTA. There are regular shows here too where they highlight awesome local bands. Sometimes it can get a little rowdy and loud inside if it's busy, but you know, that's just the 3HB vibe. Rowdy, loud, and fun. I've been known to set up a meeting a time or two here. Meetings are always better with beer. Most recently, I visited for a few events - it's a great spot for a networking happy hour. Their beers are always top notch - try the classic, The Kind IPA. It's a must. I'm really into their sour beer too.
My boyfriend and I stopped in for a beer while waiting for our reservation at Nosh and it did not disappoint. The beers were great! We sat outside at a picnic table and it was perfect. The bartenders were extremely friendly and made great suggestions. Will definitely be back next time we are in town!
A rochester staple stop. Grabbed two pints & sat on the patio. They have a nice covered area with I think 9 or 12 tables. Plenty of other spots not covered, today was rainy so it was nice they had the tent. There were no seats inside yet but it was the perfect day to sit outdoors.
We came here Saturday night because a band we wanted to see was playing. I love this establishment because they have so much room on the inside as well as the fun area on the outside. It allows for it to be busy but not feel overly cramped. We showed up around 8:30pm and were able to get up to the bar easily to order our beers. Their beers are very good and I haven't had one yet that I didn't like. I stuck with the Raspberry Milkshake beer all night and was very happy. Most of the beers are around $5- $6 which for me is absolutely reasonable for good craft brew. The band playing was great and during the intermission we headed outside to grab some food truck munchies before heading back inside. My only complaint was the lack of dealing with overly drunk girls who continuously spilled their entire beers on the floor while dancing. After one complete beer spilled, I Thought, okay they will stop serving her. But nah, she went through spilling three beers and I still don't think the bar/security stepped in. We had to constantly get more bar towels to clean the floor or else we were all going to slip and crack our heads open. I wish that someone from the bar would have taken care of the few ruining it for the rest. I'm not sure if it's a norm for this brewery to turn the eye to those who clearly need to be sent on their way home but I hope it was just a one off.
Really fun atmosphere, and delicious beer! I ate dinner across the street at the Petit Poutinerie and decided to wander over and have a pint. A pint turned into 3 total pints and a 4 pack to go! The service was phenomenal too! read more
A friend and I visited here last night to see Hello City, A Bar Naked Lady tribute band. We ran into several friends and to say we had a great time would be an understatement! The staff was incredible, including the owner who personally got on stage and said how nice it was to see some normalcy and have his doors open and crowds in, listening to live music again. The bartenders were friendly, efficient and did a great job keeping up with orders and the band just brought about this energy like no other. I definitely look forward to visiting again in the near future. read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
Holy crap it's loud in here! Not even a third full and way too loud. Maybe it's this particular group?? I can't imagine it when there's live music on the indoor stage. Really nice buildout though. Wish the beer was a little better. $12 for a 4 flight taste is a little high, they should add another hole to the paddle. No real food so don't come hungry. Great outdoor seating area unless it's 90 and 80% humidity like today :( I'd definitely go 4 stars if the beer was better- all 4 were a little disappointing. read more
6 years ago
We LOVE Three Heads! I was especially excited when I saw they had Honey Smuggler in cans. Stopped by after work for the best takeout ever!! Support our local breweries!! They have options for everyone and they are open for takeout business. read more
5 years ago
I was stoked to come to a local brewery. I was saddened to find out they don't have many dark beers. I went with the porter, which was less %ABV than I wish it was. I was looking for something 8.5% or above. 10 would be great! Too bad they only have beer and wine. We had just come from dinner and were having cocktails. Grabbed our beers and went outside. The patio area closes at 10 to provide some quiet time for the neighborhood. So we wanted to enjoy that before we couldn't. Played a game of cornhole against some locals. I don't think they knew what they were up against. 21-4. Headed inside at 10. The band was like an oldie big brass band. Three young ladies singing. They were great! Some older couples were dancing and having a great time. The inside space got really full when the patio closed. No tables or seating available, all taken. I took a minute to appreciate the murals. Apparently the owner is the artist and he hid his kids' and wife's names in each one. Pretty neat game to try to find them. We didn't stay long after the patio closed and people were filed in there like sardines. Wish there was a greater dark beer selection or some wines I'd actually drink. They should open up the brewery tank area when the patio closes so it's not so stuffy. read more
7 years ago
Rochester has a ton of breweries. I have visited a few and I have noticed they all have a distinct vibe. Also, a distinct crowd inside. Three heads Brewing has a large building with a large outdoor patio. There is a life sized jenga game and corn hole set up outside on the patio for your enjoyment. Apparently they don't have a kitchen but they do have jerky, nuts and a few other tasty snack options. Also, there is a food truck schedule on their website. Btw there is a amazing Mexican restaurant across the street. The brewery is ok with you ordering food from there and eating it at the brewery. Amazing! So basically, don't worry too much about the food situation. The beer list was medium in length with the usual suspects. Pilsners, sours, stouts, ales and lagers. The beer was delicious. No complaints here. The Brambleberry Ale and the NOTA Pilsner were my favorites. Apparently three Heads Brewing is a stop on the peddle party cart route. A group showed up had a few and peddled away. A band was setting up to play some tunes but I departed before they got started. Check the website for the live music schedule. In review, I feel like three heads brewery is the best I have visited in Rochester so far. The beer selection, size of the venue, location, outdoor area and vibe are all wins! read more
A lovely place to visit on University Avenue. We were greeted upon arrival by friendly staff and were prompted to order inside at the bar and sit outside. They have a lovely patio which is half tented and half in the sun to accommodate all. Dogs are allowed outside as well. The patio is filled with picnic tables which have posted instructions for their COVID-19 policies. They had ample seating and we enjoyed picking our own spot while enjoying the bustling neighborhood. We ordered a Pacific Jade Hazy IPA and their newest sour. Both were tasty beers. They offered a variety of beers, ciders and other options. They also had a variety of cheap snack options available due to the new government restrictions on ordering food with your drinks. They only charged $.50 for the snacks which we also appreciated. Overall, this is a great place for pet, beer, and social lovers to enjoy some brews. I would come again and recommend this place to others. read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
I definitely love Three Heads the most in the spring and summer to enjoy the patio. It's spacious, they have a tent installed to keep it shady, and also setup corn hole, plus regularly rotating food trucks to pair their eats with your beers. They have a lot of fun here and I'm glad to see the space they created in NOTA. There are regular shows here too where they highlight awesome local bands. Sometimes it can get a little rowdy and loud inside if it's busy, but you know, that's just the 3HB vibe. Rowdy, loud, and fun. I've been known to set up a meeting a time or two here. Meetings are always better with beer. Most recently, I visited for a few events - it's a great spot for a networking happy hour. Their beers are always top notch - try the classic, The Kind IPA. It's a must. I'm really into their sour beer too. read more
My boyfriend and I stopped in for a beer while waiting for our reservation at Nosh and it did not disappoint. The beers were great! We sat outside at a picnic table and it was perfect. The bartenders were extremely friendly and made great suggestions. Will definitely be back next time we are in town! read more
9 years ago
A rochester staple stop. Grabbed two pints & sat on the patio. They have a nice covered area with I think 9 or 12 tables. Plenty of other spots not covered, today was rainy so it was nice they had the tent. There were no seats inside yet but it was the perfect day to sit outdoors. read more
8 years ago
We came here Saturday night because a band we wanted to see was playing. I love this establishment because they have so much room on the inside as well as the fun area on the outside. It allows for it to be busy but not feel overly cramped. We showed up around 8:30pm and were able to get up to the bar easily to order our beers. Their beers are very good and I haven't had one yet that I didn't like. I stuck with the Raspberry Milkshake beer all night and was very happy. Most of the beers are around $5- $6 which for me is absolutely reasonable for good craft brew. The band playing was great and during the intermission we headed outside to grab some food truck munchies before heading back inside. My only complaint was the lack of dealing with overly drunk girls who continuously spilled their entire beers on the floor while dancing. After one complete beer spilled, I Thought, okay they will stop serving her. But nah, she went through spilling three beers and I still don't think the bar/security stepped in. We had to constantly get more bar towels to clean the floor or else we were all going to slip and crack our heads open. I wish that someone from the bar would have taken care of the few ruining it for the rest. I'm not sure if it's a norm for this brewery to turn the eye to those who clearly need to be sent on their way home but I hope it was just a one off. read more
5 years ago
Not impressed with their flight pricing. Three, 3.3 oz pours for $10. We had never been there and wanted to sample more of their offerings, but at $1/oz, that didn't happen. The pricing of a flight is twice the price of a 12oz glass of most of their beer offerings. I thought flights were meant to allow you to figure out what you liked without breaking the bank. We could have gotten two 32 oz growlers filled for the same $20 we spent on 2 flights. You need to put your three heads together and come up with a more reasonable price. The chips were good so you get two stars. read more
6 years ago
7 years ago
Stopped in for a quick beer flight with a friend before walking over to Pueblo Grill for dinner. The beers were good and the service was quick. I definitely want to stop in again to try some more yummy beers! There was also a food truck onsite which we didn't order from since we were having dinner soon, but it was nice to have the option! read more
9 years ago
I'll preface this by saying I've been drinking their beer since it was home brew. I got a kick out of the original 3HB logo, always wanting to call them Three Home Boys, but I digress. Whether home brew, CB's brewed, or brewed at their own facility, with the long-time assistance of Bruce Lish, I've always really enjoyed their beer and even love some of it. The new facility is great and in time I'm sure it'll be even better. The outside patio needs some tree coverage as it can get pretty hot in the sun. That will also make it more of a "beer garden" which I know they're going for. Really the only complaint I can muster is related to brewing ingredients, primarily hops. It's been an ongoing issue that from time to time they aren't able to get their hands on the appropriate hops for certain recipes and opt for alternatives. Unfortunately I find this far too often with The Kind, making it a roll of the dice whenever I order it at a bar. Sometimes it is The Kind and sometimes it's "The Kinda" as I call it when they use alternate hops. I understand the necessity of getting product on shelves and in bars, but it sucks to order a beer, knowing what it's supposed to taste like, and finding a different flavor in my glass. I'm familiar with the incredible demand for hops these days so I'm sure other breweries have similar issues. I'd just rather wait for them to get the correct ingredients, or have an alternate recipe be called something else. OK, gripe over. Now get your butt out there and drink some beer from the Three Home Boys!!! read more
Three Heads Brewing is absolutely a beaut of a brewery! Serve refreshing beer, which they craft their own. They have beers of different price points. I ordered a double IPA, and it was bitter and tasty! Overall great experience and ambiance. I'm excited for more night going out with friends and family members. Showing them the beauty of a good beer! read more
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First time visitors to Three Heads Brewing last night, and we had an incredible experience. The Honey Smugglers we're performing and the brewery was the perfect spot for such a fun show. It was easy to get to the bar and the bartenders were super helpful and quick. We loved the beer, especially the specialty brew they did in honor of the band. Cool venue in a growing area of Rochester - can't wait to visit again next time we're visiting family in the area. read more
5 years ago
Simply put, an exceptional brewery! Their beer is amazing amd they always offer a variety of traditional and experimental beers that are all high quality. One of the best breweries I've experienced in the Rochester area, with a comfortable and inviting atmosphere both indoors and outside. What separates Three Heads is their customer service. They take pride in their brewery amd beer and want their customers to be satisfied. I am highly impressed with Three Heads and highly recommend checking them out when in the Rochester area. read more
9 years ago
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186 Atlantic Ave
Rochester, NY 14607
Neighborhood of the Arts
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Flights: how much are they? how many comes in a flight?
Flights are 4 5oz samples and cost $8
Do they only seve beer?
They have Black Bird hard cider, and some soft drinks and water
Are there TVs there?
No TV's unless they've added them in the past couple months. They do use a digital screen above the bar to show what's on tap. No idea if they've used it for anything else.
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