Threes Brewing Reviews

Nice spacious patio out back with tables for two or picnic tables that are good for groups. Good place for a date, friends, even families (a few babies and strollers were welcomed by staff).

My husband and I went to Threes Brewing with another couple for NYE. We made reservations for late dinner so we could stay in one spot all night, and they had a fun Hawaiian theme (some decorations, quasi-tropical drinks, and staff in flowered prints). The beer list was insane, which we loved. The menu was meh - just basic bar food (burgers, chicken fingers, potato wedges, etc.) but decent quality/quantity. I guess this is because they rotate featured chefs/restaurants, and they probably wanted something easy for NYE, but it was a little disappointing. We had one slight issue when paying: We were charged the regular cocktail price ($13) for non-alcoholic versions of cocktails we ordered. Our waitress talked to the manager and eventually rectified the bill a bit, but it still seemed pricey for a cup of juice. Overall we had a great night. The DJ was fun and kept the music varied, and the service was friendly and pretty efficient given the crowd. We're glad we went but might try somewhere else next time.

The beer was awesome! They had good cocktails and wine too. The food is delicious and at a counter so it is fast. They are attached to a coffee bar as well, so you can get breakfast and coffee and slide right into lunch and beer. Good service, but it was already super crowded early in the afternoon. Highly recommend for hanging out with friends or meeting to celebrate. Reasonable prices too!

Around the corner from the Fairfield Inn, this lively brewery is a neighborhood gem. Terrific brews - highly recommend the Table Brew - and the food was delicious. The menu changes regularly - street tacos when I was there - and coming from Denver where street tacos are the best, I was pleasantly surprised how good they were here in NYC. Friendly staff, and the garden out back is a nice place to hang out on a warm night. Highly recommended!!!

A super neighborhood craft bar with great beer and super bar food. Nice atmosphere, and NOT overpriced!

This is a big place with a couple of levels and an outside garden space. The beer room looked nice, but we opted for the outside. Order, pay and take your drinks from the bar space outside. Quite a few tables, you have to find your own space. A lot of people were just standing and drinking.

Stopped in for a sandwich and found a unique brewery with enjoyable food reasonably priced. Dave the bartender was polite and very knowledgeable on the beers they carried. I had a chicken wrap prepared without tomato along with the house pale ale, and their IPA.. Upstairs there was live jazz music playing to a fairly large crowd. Sounded good. When staying at the Fairfield Brooklyn, give this brewery a try.

Food is ok, doesn't taste like yummyyy. It's so noise from that cooler or something which was next to us, feel like you are eating inside construction place.

Their crafted beers were very interesting. Unique, seasonal taste that was very refreshing. If you like well crafted beer, stop in. We did not eat so I have no review of the food.

Every 3-4 weeks another different restaurant provides new menus and food selections. Its a limited menu but usually includes the most popular items from that restaurant. Fun!

Some good brews here. Lots of help from the bartender to select a good match. Not too crowded in the daytime. Great area to explore.

I am not a fancy beer type of person at all. We went here before a WWE event at the Barclays center and boy I am impressed. This place is so chill and modern yet rustic mechanical. I loved the way its laid out so much room to just hang. So many great beers on tap and the food was excellent. Love the individual bathroom stalls with the barn doors. Go visit this gem you wont be sorry.

Three Brewing is a really quaint, chill bar tucked away in Brooklyn. Unlike nearby Brooklyn Brewery, this spot is lesser known and seems more geared to locals. While spacious, the brewery does get pretty packed especially on weekends so you might be left with standing room only. There is also a great outdoor spot for summer days. Get there early if you are in a large group and want a table! Wine and cocktail are offered but strongly suggest trying one of their signatures ever. I am no beer connoisseur (my favorite beer is bud light) but even I was able to appreciate their flavors of beer. My favorite is the Unreliable Narrator which is infused with mango flavor and light in taste perfect for summertime. If you like stouts try the Russian Imperial which has the high alcohol content of any of the beers offered.

Enjoyed a few brews and food- All good nice vibe.... nice laid back friendly place and good menu.. the beer went well with the sausage/brat and also the baguette and sardibes

Nice place to visit. A lot of good beers here and the food was excellent - I think I had a breakfast burrito or something like that and it was out of this world. The one thing with this place was the layout of the bar leads to it just lacking a small bit in atmosphere. Overall, I would highly recommend this place.

Very friendly staff considering the bar was jammed both times my co-workers and I walked from our hotel around the corner to unwind from marathon work days. Overall the beer was cold and the food was typical bar food once we were able to order. Look forward to coming back to this place the next trip to Brooklyn

Nice spot, good bar, lot's of interesting beer, small tasting portions. Changes monthly for food invitational. Right now, Mexican. Very good snack food, tacos, nachos etc. Backyard patio, rustic, pleasant.

Nice ambiance, great outdoor space, amazing selection of beers, but the fried chicken and beignets were out of this world.

Well I'm sure my experience isn't universal but I personally didn't love this place. It was so loud that I could barely hold a conversation and that's sort of a deal breaker for me in general.

This place is great, the beer and hard cider are excellent the staff is top shelf very hard working and very friendly.

Nice very cool, with great beers. Very good service, good food. It is worth visiting, excellent quality brewery in its beers.

A fun new brewpub convenient to the R train, several hotels and even the Barclays Center (4 block walk). The on-site brewery is producing some fine product including a very good IPA. The kitchen seems to be run by a rotating staff of chefs. Food was good, but we came for the beer. The indoor bar area tends to be noisy, but the courtyard was a delight.

Visited here as we were staying in the area and we love craft beer. This place had a lively atmosphere but wasn’t overly crowded for a Saturday night and we could get a seat which was great. Good range of beers on tap which were super tasty. Definitely check this place out

I have been here twice before. We wait for restaurants we want to try to come around. They change about once a month. Check website for details. Recently, Pies & Thighs and Roberta's. Next week Sancho's Mexican. Large selection of brewed on site beers that change with the season. Seating is adequate, both indoor and outdoor. Upstairs coffee shop. Service is friendly but not professional (plates were removed while I had food on my fork). Inexpensive good for families or couples.

This may have been due to it being overly packed and them being understaffed but besides that this place was nice. Good outdoor seating and alot of craft beers.. the food servings are kind of small so if you go there hungry your going to be eating alot. They have alot of craft beers though and it's fun to go and try them all.

I tried two different Threes beers (two IPAs) and really enjoyed both. I love that they have rotating food menus from different restaurants. We were delighted by some tasty barbecue fare on our last visit. I only wish they had more space, so everyone could sit on the wonderful back patio.

This is a brewery with a little bit of everything. Great beer, a food counter, coffee shop and tiny, but well appointed bottle shop. Nice people and a great guest tap selection as well. Highly recommended.

Stopped in here before the Islanders game at the Barclay Center. It was a little busy at first and couldn't find a place to sit, but were convinced to stay by a staff member and ended up with a seat at the bar. Very glad we stayed. Great beers and atmosphere! Even came back after the game for a couple more beers and phenomenal burgers!

Had lunch here with friends & family, the place has a good vibe, a good selection of local beers & wines, although a bit overpriced. The food was very good & went down a treat. Think it's very good chefs changing all the time like a pop up restaurant, so the menu changes regularly. Sorry to only give it four stars due to the price of the drink.

Not a typical place to have brunch at, but it was the perfect choice as it was not crowded and offered some limited but very delicious choices. The beer was very good and you can get it in a variety of sizes! The man behind the bar is very helpful and could help you if you cannot decide. On top of all of that, they have a very cute garden in the back where you can spend a lovely time in the sun!

Limited menu choices. Burger was fare, nothing special. Vegie burger was awful, dry, crumbly, not at all a "burger". buns were soggy, not even eatable, which tells me they sat for awhile. The fries tasted great, but seemed like they were the bottom of the barrel, as these were more like "pieces of fries". I quite hate having to pay a tip when I order, BEFORE I get the food to know it if is worth it...and there is NO service, so what does the tip go for anyway? Beer is nice, but not worth it if you want some food.

Expecting a large, load industrial space, I was very pleasantly surprised to find (literally, it is kind of tucked away to someone unfamiliar with the neighborhood) Threes to be so effectively appointed and also intimate enough for a reunion of friends to sit and have a few drinks. Threes' Beers were excellent, and their guest brews were well-selected. The menu, at least for the night we were there was superb.

My friend suggested 3B's for their pop up kitchen. Huge selection of brews and full bar. Very vibrant bar scene. The kitchen is staffed by different pop-up chefs. That nights fare was centered around a take on steamed burgers. The cheese burger was superb! It had the classic taste of White Castle the first time you tried one. Great fries too! I tried two different "ciders" from the brewery. Wasn't impressed by the drink or the $12 per glass price either. Lovely wait staff and lively atmosphere.

This is a great place to stop by to get some beer. On the second floor is a small shop where you can buy beer to take home. Definitely worth a visit!

We called in here for a few drinks before a game at Barclays. The beer is good but it gets a bit difficult to get them when it gets crowded.

We stopped in here on a Saturday afternoon to check out their beers, and we were not disappointed. The space is really inviting, and the back patio is fantastic. It was really busy, so we waited a while for beers at the bar, but their beer selection was great. We didn't get food, but some friends we were with did, and they raved about the hot chicken sandwich.

This is a great place to hang out. First of all, they have a lot of beers on tap and they're very good. There's also a full bar and a big food menu. But best of all, in addition to their indoor seating there's a courtyard with outdoor seating as well as its own bar. It's a great place to pass a summer evening.

Visited during the day with my husband. The food is average but the setup to purchase drinks and food can get confusing for a tourist. The fries was wayyyy to salty for me! My burger was average. I've heard the vibe is better at night.

More kids than adults, running around screaming. Absolutely never again, horrible brewery experience. We plan vacations around breweries and we’re super disappointed with this one. Wedding downstairs, daycare upstairs.

Sadly, one of the worst meals I've had in a long time. Their "steam" burger, which apparently they've won an award for??? (whaaa... what?) came on a hard, cold, stale bun in a cardboard box, overcooked and tasteless. My burger came with two foil packets of ketchup. Really? I didn't choose to dine in to be served to-go food. Basically, I was being served fast food at full restaurant prices. The fries that came with it were also cold and over salted. The wine my colleague ordered was a simple Sav Blanc, that came in a small juice glass - for a whopping $13. The vibe was fun and the server tried to compensate for the bad food, (it wasn't that busy) but it just wasn't enough. Totally disappointing and underwhelming food experience.

Visited this place on the way back to our accommodation and just wanted to pop in for a quick drink. We were informed that strollers weren’t allowed but they could store them and when we asked whether they had high chairs they didn’t. This seems a bit crazy either not let children in at all or get high chairs. Shame the place looked ok inside.

Had an awesome time. Burger was excellent and could not get enough of their craft beer. Recommend for anyone in the area.

Awesome brewery with a cozy industrial feel and tons of beer to choose from. They have a selection of about a half dozen of their own beers on tap plus a selection of “friend” breweries they also carry. This makes for a great selection. There are pilsners, stouts, sours, and Belgian style beers, so plenty of choices for any palate. Service is excellent and came by to check on our party very frequently. They’ve also added an outdoor space which hasn’t opened yet for the winter, but looks nice. the word is out though, and it’s become popular and gets crowded at night. Get in early to make sure you can actually get a table. They also have a kitchen that is taken over by local restaurants on a rotating basis, so there’s always something new to try here if you need food with your drinks.

Casual atmosphere with a local neighborhood vibe. They have a big screen for game time. We ordered a burger and fries. Good not great. Go for the beer!

When traveling with my brother, there's going to be a microbrewery stop. This was close to the hotel, so we went there. The did not offer flights, but they did offer free tastings of the ones you wanted to try so that was pretty awesome. We ordered a cheese tray which was expensive and very small - but this is New York. The employees were as friendly as they had time to be.

Heard about this place from a friend. Super place for a gathering to drink some beers. Maybe a little pricey but so cool. The outdoor seating is great. From the street you would never think it was 2 places in one . Cool bar with awesome drinks and beer selection and a chill back yard just like that friend who has that perfect relaxed back yard for parties.

My daughter lives nearby so we stopped here for some beers and a quick bite before going to the Barclay Center. The beer selection is great, we sampled quite a few. The wine and other cocktails are just okay, but it is called Threes Brewery. We ordered some food from the restaurant window in the front, but waited a long time for some eh food. Last time we were here they had the best pizza being served that I have tasted since my college days!! But now it is just greasy fare. Bring back the pizza!!!! The coffee cafe upstairs is great.

I got to my hotel late and with parking at a premium I decided to walk to some place close that was recommended by the hotel staff. When you walk in there is a sign that says order food here. There's probably about 10 pub food options in all ranging from nachos to burgers. This place is purely for drinking with food as a side. They did however have grass fed beef. After you order they give you a number on a stick and tell you to choose some place to sit. After a while someone delivers you food by sliding it roughly across the table. I got the cheeseburger with bacon for an additional cost. It came with lettuce, onion, tomatoes and pickles. It was cooked okay but was dry and tasted salty. The establishment looked beautiful upon entering and was packed with 20 and 30 something social drinkers. I can get a better burger for less just about anywhere and would not return here.

So happy to have the opportunity to visit twice in the ACC tourney week. Great beers (duh, everyone knows this) Cool bottle shop

Found this place by accident. A very short walk from the hotel where my co-workers and I were staying. The bartenders here definitely know their beers and what snacks to pair with them. We went to Three's just about every night were in Brooklyn. I totally understand why the place was busy every night we went the two weeks we were in Brooklyn.

After having walked past this place a couple of times when in the area earlier this year I was excited to finally try it at the end of a long day of work/travel today. I ordered my food at the food station close to the entrance and went immediately to the bar to order my beer while the food was being prepared. The bar was busy but seemed fairly adequately staffed, yet I waited and waited for probably 15 minutes while others to the left and right of me were served over and over again. The servers from the food stand tried to serve me my food TWICE while I was standing there and I had to ask them to take it back twice, as I had no place to put it. I finally came to the conclusion that the woman with the short curly hair behind the bar was deliberately avoiding serving me, as there was absolutely no way she didn't see me there for so long. I was quiet and had been patiently waiting for her to finally get to me, and she even made very brief eye contact with me one time and then quickly looked away. I was very hungry and my food was getting cold so I had to finally give up and ask the restaurant folks (who were very helpful tonight) to pack it up to go. I was soooo disappointed! I had been planning to listen to the live music there. What a terrible and frustrating experience. The food was very good (hot chicken sandwich and green salad)...would have been much, much better with a beer. Unfortunately this place is a brewery, not a restaurant, so I have to review it based on my brewery experience. I could have gotten great food at so many other places in the neighborhood, with a guaranteed beer.

Actually the craft beer that I had 'Short Attention Span IPA' was very tasty. Nice! The in house eatery, 'The Meat Hook' dish I got 'The Meat Plate' was a bit to be desired. Just a few slabs of different types of meat and a few olives, small pickles with some small onions 'at least I think that's what they were? Probably should of got the tacos? It was, yeah, just okay. Nothing to put on them as of oil or even mustard. Seemed a bit trendy yet hey I'm just a Midwesterner from Minnesnowta don't you know!

Food and beer was amazing. Great selection of beer, and their kitchen rotates, which is fun. Unfortunately, we had a pretty negative experience with our waiter...he ignored us the majority of the time (and I know this because he was very attentive to those around us), then got our order wrong. This was based on our one time there so maybe it was a fluke, but was definitely disconcerting.

My husband and I stopped here for a drink this past weekend. The place was very busy with the bar area inside mostly full. They also have a back bar area that has it's own bar and a lot of tables. They sell beer by the glass or by the pitcher. It seemed like a great place to hang out for a while, but we just stayed for one glass. The beer was good and reasonably priced as well.

Always trying something new, always delicious. Have celebrated my birthday here and attended several events, as well as just hung out on a weekday. It's always a great time. One of my favorite places in Park Slope / Gowanus.

Four of us went for late lunch after a couple hours of playing shuffle board at the Royal Palm. We had a short wait (5 min.) for a table. Three enjoyed the awesome beer selection and one had glass of their riesling. We had salad, vegan wings, and burgers. Food was just ok - the french fries were the highlight of the burger! Around 4ish the place got very crowded with folks standing 2 or 3 deep between the bar and tables. We had several people hovering over us during our entire stay (it became a little annoying)

They have a good selection of beers. We were disappointed that they do not beer flights. We wanted to try a bunch and had to buy them one by one. We didn't eat here but it was interesting that they have guest restaurants.

My friend and I stopped here out of brewery tour of Brooklyn. It was pretty busy, but we managed to find a bench outside to sit on while we enjoyed our brews. The patio area was pretty nice on a summer's day.

Nice place for a weekend beer hunt with friends. Always packed with a lovely outdoor space. Very limited beer selection.

On possibly the coldest night of this winter, we strolled ( ok, walked incredibly fast) to Threes for a pre dinner beer. It was crowded and the mood was jovial, friendly and welcoming. Threes stocks an incredible array of beers, wine, etc. The names on the chalkboard wall are reason enough to pop in for a little refreshment. Wandering Bine, Vliet, so many I cannot recall. We tasted a pilsner and a single IPA, both excellent, as was the Prosecco. Like many local breweries, the decor is industrial but comfortable. We did not try the food but we saw some really enticing burger combos at the table next to us.. We would go again, preferably when the wind chill is above 10

Alright bar space, they serve their local brews as well as other cocktails and they have a small food menu. There was nothing memorable on the beer list for me. Nice hang out spot, but average for the beer. Staff was all very friendly. They stay very busy on the weekends. If you are interested in the beer only, then just make your way to the bar.

I had the chance to visit Threes Brewing again. This time, a Mexican restaurant (I don't remember the name) is handling the kitchen duties, and I was able to enjoy some of their cuisine. Threes Brewing invites different restaurants to come by and spend some time providing food to the guests. My friends and I arrived between 7:30 and 7:45, and the space was so crowded we couldn't find anywhere to sit. Even the outside tables in the back were full. We briefly shared a spot with some folks who were there before us who were kind enough to let us use half of their table for just a bit. The only drawback I can think of to this establishment is that if you wish to eat, it may be difficult to find a time when you can get a table. They make a nice variety of beers here in the brewery. I tried two of them, and they were both refreshing summery-type beers, but I don't remember their specific names. They have something to please just about every kind of beer lover I think... several IPA, a white ale, and a stout or two.

From simple to complex, IPA to stout, there will be a beer for everyone here. I had a great time reading all the flavors in all the beers. My friends and I managed to grab a table and we ordered some food. The Hot Chicken Sandwich was probably the best chicken sandwich I have ever had! The fries were great too. My friends got a burger (very good) and a yogurt bowl (looked good but I was already shoving Chicken in my face and didn’t manage to try it).

Nice neighborhood watering hole. Stopped in 4 of the 6 nights I was in Brooklyn for a beer after work. Very friendly staff. Bartenders are engaging and know the beers on tap well. I was told that this wasn't a neighborhood bar but beg to differ. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Brooklyn

A "Ninth St. Espresso" cafe with some of the best coffee in the neighborhood, a brewery that curates some of the most delicious craft beers around in addition to their own, and last but not least a food menu that changes every 2-3 weeks or so with each new amazing restaurant pop-up--when the same space is home to all of these, that space fills a void within you. One you might not have ever realized, or been brave enough to admit, existed. Maybe you've even been trying to fill that void with drugs and Tinder. The time has come to stop, well, maybe just the drugs for now. ;) Salvation is upon you Gowanus, the power of Three(s) is here to set you free(s).

The beer is very good I particularly liked the Threes wandering bine. With 19 different beer types there is something for everyone. The best thing is that it was not packed, and you could move around. The music was also very good. A very nice place to sit and drink beer with friends.

Their beer was fine; good even. Was pretty crowded, which is to be expected I suppose. Most impressive thing for me was the other drafts on tap and the fact that you could basically pour small/medium/regular sizes of everything.

Stopped in here as part of a self-guided beer and pizza tour and based on that brief visit I'd recommend it. Selection of beer on tap isn't enormous but it's good variety, the decor of the bar makes it a pleasant and relaxing place to sit over a pint and the staff were very friendly.

One of Gowanus' best.. Huge selection of beers, nice space, delicious meatballs. Odd layout - bar is in the back... But food is good - bring it to own table... huge selection of beers. Not too expensive. Feels like i should be in Portland, OR. Fun spot - probably not to good for big groups. Right off fourth ave.

This restaurant and microbrewery is a great place. We went twice in one week while visiting. All the beers were full bodied, rich and tasty. The aged beef burger ( medium rare) was to my liking and the regular cheeseburger was to my wife's liking. All the food was hot and delicious! It even has a nice garden area outside which was more quiet than inside! We really enjoyed this unique joint!!!

Note that we didn't try any of the food, as we had dinner plans... however, from reading about this place online, I love the concept. They invite staff from quality restaurants around town to stop by and run temporarily run their kitchen. We will surely eat on our next visit. Since this place has "Brewing" in the title, we tried some of their beers. We liked all of them... but would probably need to try a few more to determine a favorite. This seems to be a popular post-work gathering spot, as there were many many small groups of people enjoying themselves. If you're looking for peace and quiet, this isn't the place... but if you want to enjoy some beers with some friends, this is probably the place.

The beer here is good, brewed on location. Outside has for our five beers listed, want more of a selection, go inside for another twenty or more. On an approximate three week rotation they feature a guest restaurant which offers a few selections from their menus. When we were there it was Pie's and Thighs a well known southern style place known for its fried chicken. Two or eight piece selection of chicken, chicken and waffles and chicken in bisquits. Fantastic. Beer was very good. Inside was noisy bar crowd, outside was noisy with cooling units nearby for the brewing. Service was OK. Seating is at small tables or long tables with benches (think beer garden). Outside floor is crushed sea shells. Depending on restaurant featured, I would go back.

We sat at the bar (lucky to get seat) to sample some of the local beers. They were great. This is a very busy place, on a very unassuming location. The bartenders were very friendly and knowledgeable.