Three Sheets Craft Beer Bar

I found this place through yelp search, and I'm glad I found this place. The vibes were great. They had some board games, darts and seating. There is a good selection of beers, wine. There's only pizza for food so i would suggest just eating beforehand. The bartender was sweet and gave us good recommendations. My favorite was the bees better than my honey beer. I will be back again!

4++ a wonderful neighborhood craft beer bar. It's a pretty large space and has a pretty good variety of craft beers on the menu at any given time. There's also beers to purchase to go. The service here is very friendly and helpful and the place is also dog friendly. They even have some dog treats to the right of the bar for your furry friend. I came by because I just wanted to grab a beer with one of my favorite drinking buddies - my brother's dog, Yuki lol. The place wasn't too busy so I was able to sit at the bar right away and order a couple of beers. This is one of those places where it feels like you get a lot of regulars that come in often. So if I was able to come in more often, I'd be probably talking to more people in the place, but I was visiting family at the time so I pretty much just really kept to myself and the dog. Definitely a great craft beer bar and I'm so glad that it's close to where my family lives so it's one of the places I like to visit when I'm in the area.

My friend and I stopped by Three Sheets a couple Friday evenings ago for a drink before dinner. The space is pretty big and lots of high tops to sit on. It wasn't too full when we showed up at around 7:30 PM.I'm not a huge beer person, so I immediately looked for their cider options. We both got the marionberry cider which was pretty fruity and not too sweet. The slight tartness gave the flavor more unique. It also had a nice rosy color. I think a 10 oz drink was under 10, so not too bad.

"Are you going to that stupid beer place again?" So asked my lovely wife of 40 years. She's never been a fan of beer, and has thus far resisted my instruction. Recovering my sense of propriety, I explained: "Yes, but it's not a stupid beer place, it's a GOOD beer place" I patiently explained."Oh really, what's its name?" she demanded."Three Sheets," I replied--still calm, still keeping my even composure, but with a little bit of swagger.And so, pivoting from this wobbly preface, I began a delightful evening at Three Sheets, winding down at the long counter.I've probably been here 1,000 times, at least. But this is the first time my bride called it a "stupid place." But please don't hold it against her. It was spoken out of ignorance, not maliciousness.I will have to give her further tutoring on the subject of beer parlors.

Highlights: decent prices, trivia on Thursday's, older crowd, cold insideJoined some friends for a fun Thursday night trivia! The building is a converted manufacturing site, so bring a jacket - the insulation is minimal. Like most places in the tri valley, there was a handful of 20-somethings but most people were 40s and above. Trivia is free to play and they won't pressure you to buy something if you don't want to. Pizza was ordered for the table and it was actually pretty good! The tasting paddle price seemed reasonable ("starting" at $12) so I'd probably get that next time I'm here.

4.5/5 Came here early afternoon and not that many people yet until later. Got a flight and most of the samples were good. Chose this place b/c they had games but didn't end up playing. Only thing I would suggest is that they need to clean and change their water filter jug.

Always have a good time here. In the voice of Joey ..Staff, good! Beer, good. Entertainment, good! Great chill vibe! Plus, it willAlways hold a special place in my heart, this was where my wife and I had our first date almost 9 years ago.

Cool little modern beer tap room. Actually not so little as it seems to be in an industrial building so there are tons of room in there that can fit all kinds of games like corn hole, shuffleboard and other bar-centric games. The seating scheme seemed a bit wonky to me, kinda like how a bachelors pad/garage would be laid out, like no real thought or reason, just strewn about. They do have a legit beer list tho, with probably over 15 taps, maybe closer to 20. They also have ciders and wine as well for those that aren't into craft beers. We found this place after playing a round of golf, so we were quite the protocol customers. We were all pleasantly surprised with their list and we were all able to get/try a new beer that we hadn't tried yet, which is kinda refreshing to run into these days. We dislike places where they only serve up well known big name/corporate beers. There are so many small breweries these days that it is almost impossible to keep track of them all. So it is nice to be able to sample some brews, without going to each brewery itself. Lots of the beers here are actually somewhat local, I'd say most were within 75 miles, and maybe a handfull from Socal. We also came during a late afternoon so they had a happy hour going on. I think a buck or two off each pint, which is always nice. We also tried a small pizza here and it was better than most 'bar' pizzas I've had. It is the kind where it is premade and all they have to do is blast it in an oven for a few minutes. But this did not taste like your average frozen pizza from a grocery store, which was good for me, cuz I hate most frozen pizzas. This actually had a nice fresh crust and the sauce and cheese combo was pretty damn legit. I just think that it could have used a bit more time in the oven to give it more of a melty and crisp vibe. But definitely not bad at all for something about $10ish. I'd do this again in a heartbeat. So still haven't seen this place in full swing, as that time of the day, things were super chill. The parking may be iffy as we just parked on the street, so not sure if this place even has a designated parking area. And to that sentiment maybe it is a better thing afterall to come here when things aren't so bustling. Easy in, easy out, I'll take that all day long.

Food- bring you own or pick up from down the street Service- nice & helpful bartenderAmbiance- chill, dog friendly, spaciousRelaxing no frills local joint for a beer. Good selection on draft. Multiple TVs to catch some sports.

Came here to meet a friend. Good selection of beers! Food wise - only pizza was available and it was really good! Overall - very nice place