Three Links Deep Ellum

What a damn good time!! Seriously! Non stop dancing. On Friday nights there's a bomb a$$ band, great singing, and a bunch of happy people ready to have a good time. It's a nice sight to see! We stopped for the band and a nightcap after grabbing dinner downtown. There were 2 special bartender drinks on the menu. I can't rememeber the name but we tried them both, didn't like them and had to send it back. We ended up with Whiskey straight up. I'd advise everyone to stick with what they know as far as teh cocktails are concerned. Next time in the area I'll be parlaying in Three Links Deep Ellum. 5 star review for me

My husband and I were visiting the area and walking around after catching a comedy show near by. We saw there was music going on and decided to check it out. What a fun place! The night we went we got to see a WWE entrance theme cover band! The music was great, the drinks were cheap they even had N/A beers and the crowd was high energy and it was a decent size venue with outdoor seating, tables and bar seating.

This is th LAST place on earth that anyone should be going to. Let me tell you, I walked in with my boyfriend on a Friday night, the girl at the door was having some kind of "SENSITIVE-MOOD" night. There was a band playing so it was very loud and hard to hear. She told us the cover charge was $5 but we couldn't hear, so she had to repeat it twice (which annoyed her) so she rolled her eyes at us.We gave them $10-for-2, but I guess we needed a wrist band (which we did not know so we started walking in after we paid), but again, since it was loud, she had to repeat that we needed a wrist band twice - which annoyed her even more! She got so annoyed for having to repeat herself, we were IMMEDIATELY asked to leave! Keep in mind, we had only paid and stepped inside, but not ONE WORD was spoken from us the entire time (but somehow we've offended her with no words)...yet because they were so annoyed from having to say it twice, we got kicked out...all for not being able to hear!!! Common sense alone would tell ya you might need to repeat yourself in a LOUD environment, and if you can't handle dealing with people at all...MAYBE (perhaps just a bright idea?), don't work in a social environment where you'd have to talk to people and repeat yourself. Note to the bands playing here, just know that while you've worked hard and put in a lot of hours practicing, you're audience/crowd was turned away from seeing you, simply because of an emotional girl at the door. To those reading this, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE, where you can be treated with respect instead of based on the mood of some emotional young girl at that time.

Stopped in last night, lady at the door was super nice, the band was great, drinks were ok so we stayed for a bit and and then closed out our tab (68 dollars) and left to move onto another bar down the street. When we went to open our tab at the next bar and he realized he didn't have it so we went back but when we arrived she did have our card but also another bill for us, half of the last tabs price and none of which we had drank, since we closed out before we left the first time. Shady isn't a good look, you guys should work on that.

Bartenders are rude, half the taps were out, and it was expensive. Won't go back. 2 stars for the entertainment only, which is why we went in the first place.

Anti-hipster haven in the middle of DE. Ever get overwhelmed by all the lumber-sexual hipsters in DE? (It happens.) Next time you need a break from bearded youngsters in skinny jeans, take a walk on the punk side. This punk-rock driven dive bar is right in the heart of uber-hip DE central, but it is ratty and cool. Crazy artwork on the wall. Small bathrooms. Stage for live (loud) punk rock. Inexplicable and secret Oddfellow symbolism and slogans, from the 2.5 oddfellows who founded this place. Plenty of room to twist and shout. Across the street from the Green Room, this place rocks!

Love the live music & back patio! My dad and I had such a fun evening here. Lots to do in the area as well.

I went with roommate and friends on Christmas. Great show, the band was awesome. I have been to three links always a fun spot. But what isn't fun is catching a bartender trying to upcharge you. First drink of the night, ordered an old fashioned and a shiner. No big deal. She asked what whiskey and I told her Tx. She asked open or closed prior to making the drink and I said open. After she brought the beer and TX old fashioned, I said hey sorry, I'm bad about leaving cards can you close me. Here we go....Tab comes out and it's 30 bucks. I did a double take and then read the items listed. The receipt said:shiner 6 bucks- that's normalWhiskey 12 bucks- that's normalAnd an extra charge that said martini 12 bucks.Wait what the fuck?! So I asked her why did I have a martini, maybe it was a mistake. She gave me some bullshit about making it a double instead of 4 oz of whiskey she did 6 oz.Ok lady, nice try but if that was the case where are the remaining two ozs, why did you upcharge me without asking, and why is it listed as a martini? To all the questions above her response was to snatch my drink and card back. Saying she would remake the drink and refund the difference. Which she refunded and then just handed the snatched drink back. Probably because her ass just got caught trying to double tap my card and didn't want to remake a single which is what was already in the snatched glass.Mind you, first order at the bar of the night, completely sober. Just came in from Xmas with the fam bam. I wasn't a drunk asshole. Long story short, come for the music, only order beer or shots, pay cash and watch these deep Ellum bartenders who would love nothing more than to stack drinks and expect 20 percent of the make believe beverages you never ordered. By the way lady, you suck. There is one word for it, you are a thief and you got caught.

The best dive bar I have ever been in. They get great local and national touring bands. The beer is reasonably priced and they make some nice drinks. The service is good and they do their best during some of the larger shows. You just need to have a little patience. If I lived closer I'd drop by every day. Some of the staff has been around for years and treat you like family.

new favorite venue, loved seeing Rumkicks and Starving Wolves, and A.S.S, Noogy, and MDC