Three Birds Tavern

Great place to grab a casual bite.This was the place my husband and I had our first date 13 years ago, so we came back for our 10 year wedding anniversary. It's not a fancy place, but the food is still good and the drinks were solid. We started with the chicken bites. They were good, not great, but the thai-chili aioli was delicious. My husband really enjoyed it though so he'd probably get it again.I'm a huge fan of their drink list. I got the dirty bird without tabasco, which is just basically a dirty martini with blue cheese olives (vodka) and the cucumber martini. I asked if the espresso martini was sweet and they said yes and recommended the cucumber martini instead. This was a good suggestion and I ended up loving it.For my entree I got a Caesar salad. My husband got the Grilled Beef Tenderloin which came with onion crisps and mashed potatoes. It was pretty good, I would eat it if he gets it again. The Caesar salad was solid.We got the sweet potato fries, because I used to love them, but they are different now. They are still good, but not the same as before, so I'd skip next time.They gave us key lime pie to celebrate our anniversary which I thought was sweet. We brought it home and the next day I thought it was good. It was sweet with a bit of tartness. The graham cracker crust was delicious.They have a parking lot in the back and I bet parking along the street is easy. There really isn't anything else around here, so this is a restaurant you come to just to eat here.I think this is a solid place to grab a bite. It has an interesting menu at reasonable prices and a great drink list. I would come back.

The place is cool. Very neat patio are and relaxed atmosphere. The Jojos (potato wedges) and jalapeño cheese dip are tasty but expensive. The burgers were a little dry for medium and so much blackened spice it kind of chokes you. The bread pudding and key lime pie were the clear winners as far as food was concerned. Our server was ok, it was at the end of the night (and hour to close) and you could tell he was done and just wanted to get out of there. We waited a long time for drinks to find out they didn't have one) overall, ok. Wouldn't recommend for anything more than dessert.

Solid tavern close to Crescent Lake. They have regular specials and host watch parties and trivia nights. The outdoor space is my favorite because it gives "secret garden" vibes. They have live music and a great atmosphere on the weekends. Food is solid. The shepherds pie is a standout on their menu and their kids meals are very generous. Food: 4/5Atmosphere: 4/5Service: 5/5Overall: 4/5

Stopped in for lunch. Everyone was super nice especially our waitress. The smashburger with feta was great with their bacon onion jam. The Shepherds pie was huge and delicious. Sitting outside is always a bonus. Bathrooms were in need of a little tlc thus the 4 vs 5.

This restaurant is nice with tons of outdoor seating. I asked them to turn on the outdoor heater but they said no because it was warm. But it wasn't for me. I ordered calamari but the server didn't put it in so I never received it. The food I did get had a ton of salt. I couldn't believe how salty it was. My wife did enjoy her burger, though. We ordered the bread pudding and it was very good! So good for them. I don't think I'll be back but you should try them out anyway. I think they can do better and probably was just an off night.

I was delighted with the grouper entree which was fresh and well prepared, and the peanut butter pie which was delicious. There was not enough time to try everything else but I plan to return whenever I am nearby. I would like to give a special shout out to the really helpful waiter named Wyatt who guided us capably throughout the meal and who was consistently helpful.

I have driven by this restaurant for the past several years, always wanting to try it, but never doing so. Well, that changed two months ago. It was exceptional. They have many menu items, but it seems that Irish items are their specialty. I have had fish and chips and shepherd's pie during my past few visits. Both were as good or better than I have ever experienced. This is now in my top three favorite restaurants in St. Pete.

I appreciated the live music, string lights and they had dog friendly areas which is always a plus.However, those are the only positives I have to say about this place.It took about 10-15 minutes before anyone greeted us at our table and another 15 for drinks (a beer and a canned beverage, no fancy cocktails). My steak salad ($32!) was very rare in parts that I was scared to eat any lettuce it it came into contact with. When I brought attention to the staff, they were quick to replace the entire salad luckily. When returning to the table, our server stepped on our dog that had been with us the entire time and they didn't even offer to compensate our dessert or make up for the fact in anyway that the steak was unevenly cooked.Will not return for this price point especially. do not recommend.

The worst salad I have ever had was at Three Birds. Not a single ingredient in The Chicken Cobb was tasty. It included Small nuggets of dry chicken, limp white head lettuce, hard pink tomatoes and avocado slices so not-ripe they were the consistency of apples. Ugh. My friends Chicken Bites Appetizer was equally bad. It was tiny, dry and unflavored in any way. Service was awful too. One star for outdoor seating.

Amazing food! The exterior at night is so beautiful, looks like a glammed up tree house! I loved the shrimp tacos and the fries that came with almost every one of our meals were great! Server was friendly as well, made for a great night and definitely held up to locals' recommendations!