Three Sheets Craft Beer Bar

Really love that this place exists so close to San Ramon area. There is really nothing more you need to know but:
1. Tasty beers
2. Friendly Bar Staff
3. DOG FRIENDLY
4. TVs everywhere
5. Lot’s of seating
You won’t be disappointed.

Awesome beer selection, beers rotate FAST, excellent food trucks at the end of the week, wonderful staff, comfortable

This place is great. Went during SF beer week and it was all Sculpin and it was still awesomeZ. One of the things that I really liked about it is that they actually allow floor space for games. They have 2 sets of cornhole set up, 2 dart boards and a full size shuffle board table.
The only downside to this place really is that they don’t have food. This is really a come after dinner until close type of place or a place you spend your afternoon droning before you go home. They do have Tv’s for sports and a projector so whatver big game is on you’ll be sure to see it

Checked out this place as part of a date night with my wife. It gives you the bare bones of what you would expect from a beer bar with exception to the corn-​hole set-​up, which gives it a few extra points in my book. The downside is that it’s fairly drafty/​cold when they open the backdoor for the food truck. Overall, I would visit again if I was in the area, but nothing I did not experience anything distinguishing enough for me to make a special trip.

Another cool local spot to drink craft beer! The establishment has an open and airy layout with two televisons, a shuffleboard table, and two setups for cornhole. They have a good amount of seating throughout the place. They do not serve any food but sell pork clouds (fancy pork rinds). We’ve come to enjoy beer during the week as well as a weekend or two. One of the weekends that we were here a food truck parked in front so it was nice to be able to eat food with a nice cold beer from the tap.
We enjoy coming here with family and friends when we want to do something low key.
Restrooms: Separate restrooms for men and women. The women’s restroom has two stalls. Thank goodness! I really appreciate it when an establishment that sells primarily alcohol has more than one bathroom stall for women. The bathroom was clean and stocked.

I’m in love… what a cool place.
They have fresh beer and cider, games and they allow fur babies inside.
I wish they closed a little later
The service is great and the people who come here are very friendly. A mature crowd I enjoy having out with.

cool craft beer place. Very industrial looking inside and looks like everyone was enjoying the corn hole game they had set up. Was pretty quiet when we got there, then picked up later int he evening. The bartenders were really nice and talkative. We sat at the bar and can’t say a bad thing about the place. Pricing was decent, beers were cold and good and the beer flights were fun.
Menu changes regularly depending on what’s brewing, so go often and try everything.

Three sheets… of pure Egyption cotton, this place is awesome. Just what this part of Dublin needed! It’s so laid back! Plenty of parking all around, plenty of beers on tap, and for those who don’t like beers (that would be me), there is wine on the list, which isn’t common at beer taps like this. The whole environment had a good vibe. Taco truck with great food in the back and games to play. I can see this being such a good after work spot! The place was pretty busy but because of the good amount of space, it didn’t feel packed at all and getting drinks wasn’t a problem.
I actually wouldn’t have known about this place if it wasn’t for a friend’s going away get together, and as a new mom, bars really aren’t on my radar, however due to California law, if your baby is «not mobile» you technically can bring them. This isn’t like taking your child to a dive bar and although I usually wouldn’t bring her, like I said, it was a going away party, and we wanted to make a quick appearance. I did call the morning of and spoke to Patricia, who I believe is the owner and she gave me really great advice on bringing the little one. She was so pleasant to speak with.
Overall, this place is great, I don’t think I would bring baby again, now that I know the atmosphere but it’s such a fun place! I did read other reviews that did acknowledge the noise so I expected it to be loud and it was noisy, not unbearable by any means but I’m not sure what you would expect when entering a large warehouse, not sure noise control is «in control». The only other thing I would note that semi bothered me was the blonde bartender with tattoos that kept giving me dirty looks for having my child with me, made it slightly uncomfortable and a few people in our party noticed but that wouldn’t stop me from recommending to others.

If you like craft beer and are in Dublin, this is the place to go. Relaxed open atmosphere (overpriced) food trucks out back (on specific days). Friendly relaxed knowledgable service. Free throwing games (don’t know what they are called) liven the place up a bit.
In the end it’s all about the craft beer. Which is great and ever varying. I wish they had a few more different taps going at the same time but, hey well…:).
Oh and they have flight paddles that allow you to just sample, which is really great if you like to try different beers but you also like to be able to drive home safely.

Awesome beer selection. Great bar for Dublin. Really ups the beer scene in Dublin. However it was hot hot hot the day I was there. Like really f’in hot. Also the noise is out of control. But awesome place. Sure wish I still lived close.

THIS PLACE IS AMAZING. The rotating beers on tap are listed on their website, along with the Thurs-​Sat food truck line up. There’s shuffle board, corn hole, bar seats, bar tables, lounge chairs, window seats, TVs, and plenty of fun people having a great time. The only complaint is that there is absolutely no sound insulation because it’s located in an old warehouse type location, but what do you expect… it’s a bar! They’re IPA heavy, which is great, because most of my friends are strictly IPA drinkers. Wolf Among Weeds is aaaaaamazing, but you know what would be even better? If Three Sheets can get a hold of Pliny the Elder since the local Dublin pub that used to serve it on tap has closed. AHEM… PLEASE!
I love that Three Sheets is dog friendly… my little Einstein was a bit terrified of the thud the bean bags were making for a good half hour, but after we shared a few french fries with him from the slider truck, he seemed to enjoy himself.

A dog-​friendly bar, WINNING. I mean, need I say more?
Well I will anyways, I’ve been here a couple of times & it’s just so chill. I love the atmosphere.
Beers, sports on TV, you can sit at the bar & chop it up with the bartender or you can sit by the window & catch up & people watch.
The possibilities are endless :)
The chairs by the window have outlets in case you are needing to do some work or needing a quick charge for your MOBILE (Yes, I called it a mobile.)
The bartenders are super friendly & it’s just overall a great place to unwind after a long work day.
Camille’s stamp of approval!

The good:
Great selection of beer (50% of their taps on average are IPA or pale ale; so if that’s your thing you’ll love this place), the have amazing tap take over events and pair with excellent breweries, the corn hole/​darts, and food trucks thur-​saturday usually. Dogs that are social and well behaved are welcomed.
The bad:
I live less than a mile walking distance and rarely come here… why? Way to F*ing loud. Even when the place is half full, I have to yell at the person I’m sitting next too. Like it hurts my ears to be anywhere not near the front entrance– bring ear plugs, after about an hour and one beer I always realize why I never come here. Seriously it’s so bad, it made me want to only give it three stars… :/​sorry
It’s like I want to like this place, it has everything I love in a bar– I can go there with my fur baby, I can drink good beer, I can eat from a food truck, I can watch the game or participate in a game of darts. And since I follow these guys on Instagram I always get excited about their tap take overs… and then I go, then within one drink I’m ready to leave… because my ears feel like they are bleeding and I’m tired of yelling just to have a conversation with my friends. Saying «what?» and «can you say that again» every other sentence gets old when you are expecting a neighborhood bar… and it’s as loud as a dance club (no dancing or dj though).
Please invest in fixing the acoustics, I get it is an old warehouse… and that’s why everything is amplified and echos. I get it’s going to be expensive, but damn… I’d be here every other day vs once every 3 months and so would alot of other young 20/30’s if you fixed the sound problem. Until that’s fixed… I really can only give you 3 stars, when you deserve 5

Dublin certainly needed a place like this! While there are other good beer places such as Lazy Dog and Caps & Taps, Three Sheets provides a location that is «close in» for mid-​town and West side Dublin beer lovers. The owners have a passion for beer and all the bartenders are really into beer and great service. The food trucks provide food on many nights. They have 2 corn hole games, darts, and shuffleboard. It’s kinda like going to your friend’s garage to drink beer. Very good crowd of mostly local Dublin people and visitors. Yes, it’s a little loud, but it’s the old Dublin Glass building and it’s basically an open warehouse. It’s nice that you can park in the back and the rear door is open when it’s hot. Super fun, super beer list, super good service. Great for everyone. Singles, couples, young working people, middle aged beer lovers, etc. Very welcoming.
Highly recommend this place. Bonus, they seem to allow well behaved dogs…

Industrial vib, games, good music (Marley), sports, dogs & a solid selection of beers from the west coast!
Friendly staff offering up a taste before I pulled the trigger on the Ninkaski Brewing Total Domination IPA out of Eugen OR. And yes it’s was goooooood.
So only pit fall keeping me giving this 5 stars is, I Want Food when drink… just saying
I guess there is food trucks that come here but not this Sunday.
Good peeps, good brew, well worth a try!

You live in the suburbs. You have kids. You get a sitter one night. Where do you go to have a nearby date night without the stresses of distance or price or annoying environments? Come here.
Love this new addition to Dublin. Everyone knows Dublin needs a nightlife and maybe Three Sheets is the Segway to making that more of a reality on the strip that is Village Parkway.
+
–so much good beer and good communication on what’s out when it’s gone.
–nice, attentive bartenders
–big, open space (warehouse vibe), w plenty of places to park your bum
–the backside is completely open so food trucks can shimmy in, making it almost a part of the building-​cool touch
–good vibe: not too young, not too old, mixed environment.
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–way. Too. Loud. I dunno if it’s the yelling from the games that are on or the game of corn hole on the wall parallel to the bar – but it’s very clear the acoustics and how the place was built, did not have sound in mind. I mean it’s uncomfortably loud. Please fix this.
–needs more food options. Maybe pair up with more trucks or nearby restaurants.
–closes way early. I get it. You’re new and you’re the only beer joint in the area. Maybe you gotta start off slow for the city of Dublin. But one day I’d like to see those hours move way past 11pm to make the trip worth it and to attract more nightlife establishments in the area.

Three Sheets is the place to be! It’s great to have a place to go to in Dublin, and the bar is cool whether it’s during the day or at night. I’ve been there a few times and the staff are always friendly and informative. I didn’t care for beer before, so I started with their cider selections and have worked my way up through the beer list. The beer selections change pretty often too, so I’m always able to try something new (and the sample paddles are awesome for that!) I also enjoy their specialty sodas for in-​between some of those strong beers.
There’s always something fun to check out or involve yourself in: shuffle board, corn hole, various sports games on the TVs (and big screen), beer pairing events, food trucks… And the bartenders will engage in friendly conversation. The other patrons are friendly too, so all-​in-​all it’s a great spot.
Free Wi-​Fi, lots of parking, clean bathrooms, dogs welcome, outside-​food friendly, good amount of seating, cash and debit/​credit… 5 STARS!

I stopped by a few weeks ago with some friends to check out this place. This wasn’t the first time I was there. The first time the place was new, packed and noisy. The second time I was there was on a week night. It still had lots of people there, but it was pretty mellow.
We chatted with one of the women that own this place and she was pretty knowledgeable about beers. We chatted a bit and she was even kind enough to offer samples as we tried to make up our mind. That’s a really nice touch.
This is a good place to chill out and enjoy a beer or two. It can get crowded and noisy, so just be prepared. But the folks there are really good beer people.
Will I be back? Heck yeah. I like beer!

Okay, I love beer places… that has been established.
Three Sheets is cool.
Dublin needed a «cool» spot to drain GREAT beers — check, enter Three Sheets.
However, it could use some tweaks — thus 4 stars, not 5.
What did I like/​love:
*Denogginizer on tap — love that!
*Clean, open space
*Lotsa beer choices
*TV’s showing stuff
*Friendly staff
Kinda disliked:
*No food — need some snacks while draining 9.75% brews.
*Noisy as eff!!! Please consult a sound specialist and fix the acoustics — whoa!
Overall, the place has huge potential (add a few dart boards, some gub and bring in some live music — tons of party/​dance space!)
I’ll update my review after a few more visits…
4.39 stars

Three Sheets Craft Beer looks like a empty showroom with an 2 sets of reclining wooden «chairs» in the center. to the right is a long bar. along both walls are flatscreens tuned to the same sports event. on a high ledge, Hello Kitty keeps a watchful eye on the goings-​on.
27 locale drafts on tap. reasonable priced (6 – 8), most are pints, some are 10 ouncers. flights on paddle available (4/​$ 8+)
brew: eight bridges O’Bearsley Stout (6)
–potent stuff, fab local brewer, 1 gets u a buzz.
on draught:
–beers listed on hand out sheets, not on wall
–Three Sheets meaning:
*sailors’ hosting of 3 sheets signals all is good
*person is stone drunk
–3 sheets bar has 5 star potential with a few tweaks
–located a few doors from Caspers
–many varietals of beer on tap. not sure about «sours»
–brightly lit, not dark like other dublin pubs.
–slightly friendlier patrons than other dublin pubs.