First time here and the last. Service was super super slow. Server didn’t know if they had all the ingredients for multiple things. Told me she couldn’t make the drink I wanted. But then came back and said she did have all the ingredients. Which all this took about 20 mins, not to get my drink but just to place my drink order. Thought we were going to enjoy lunch at a relaxed draft house. Logo is green and friendly, walked in and everything was dark and black. No green inside whatsoever but the logo is green? Seemed like this place doesn’t know their identity. Literally all the TVs were off. Seemed more like a upscale wing/burger/bar then a relaxed setting. Prices did not match the food. Spinach dip had sooo much garlic in it. Each bite was biting into a garlic clove. My blt club was not good. Bacon had a good flavor but was black and over cooked. So certain bites just tasted burnt. Will not be returning. For lunch it was over $70. Price doesn’t matter as long as the service and food makes the price. Bad service, no up selling or recommendations by the server, food was a let down.
Ate here w/ my husband for dinner on a Saturday night and had a great experience. We were seated right away and drinks and dinner came out quick. Both of us ordered the fish and chips. It was a nice portion for the price ($18). They serve your standard gastropub fair with a large selection of beers on tap. I would recommend for lunch or dinner.
We had the Alehouse burger and Fish and chips. The kitchen was a little slow, but both meals were excellent. The fish was light and crispy and tasted great and was not greasy. The burger was a gourmet burger and was very good (better than most in town). The truffle fries were good but would be better with a truffle dip for them. The mixed drinks were pretty good. The paloma was perfect, and the margarita was good. The strawberry gimlet was a little sweet (the usual case for strawberry drinks anywhere). I will have to come back to try other menu items and check out the whiskey-based drinks. This place is unique and better than many restaurants in Temple. If they can focus on and maintain great quality, this restaurant can be successful for the long term.
Great food, huge burgers, and I'm saying this as a girl who can PUT DOWN some food! I couldn't even finish my fries. My kids love the kids burger and chicken strips, the Mac and cheese is beyond what I can perfect at home. My husband absolutely loves the lamb burger. Fresh food, cold drinks, amazing service everytime. My boys beg to go there everytime we leave the house?
I have yet to have a bad dish here! Everything on the menu is delicious! Today I had the deviled eggs appetizer and the pork chop entree. If you don't know what to get, lean towards that pork chop. The seasoning, the temperature, the sauce...absolutely top notch!
Stopped in to have a drink on the way home. 9:30 Saturday night and we are the only people. Awkward experience with the staff due to some apparent drama. They tell us they now close at 10:00.... on a Saturday night.... please take care of your people, fix the menu, become a place to have a couple drinks.
Great place. Awsome service and excellent food.The waitress Alaura is an absolute peach, she's kind friendly and very helpful whenever you're needing help trying to decide what to have she's got your back
Long wait for ordering and receiving food despite a very empty dining room.. However the food was delicious. The dining room is very well decorated with movies/sports on the TV. Lots of draft options and a nice bar. Drinks were yummy, but small for the price.
We were so excited to hear 3West Ale House was open again. And of course the food was just as delicious as we remembered but even better.The wings were cooked to perfection with a generous amount of sauce. However the winner was the Ale House Burger. That was the most delicious burger we’ve had in a very long time. We look forward to tasting all of the either items on the menu the next visit.
Small food menu, but great food and beer. This was a new place for me. My first impression was "boy do they have a lot of draft beer here" when I saw the huge array of beer taps. My next impression was when I really perked up as I saw Coq Au Vin (Chicken in Wine) on the menu. I immediately ordered this along with a glass of Austin Pale Ale. Our waitress, Isa Hefner, brought me a very large bowl with a full 1/2 chicken swimming in the most delicious wine sauce/gravy that I have had in a long time. The chicken was moist and fork-tender, falling off the bones. It accompanied with pearl onions, mushrooms, stewed chunks of potato, as well as a bottom layer of mashed potatoes. I am a foodie and this was one of the best dishes I have had in a restaurant. Absolutely five stars for this dish! It was a bit pricey at $22, but worth every penny of it and I had enough left over for another meal at home. There are cheaper options like fish and chips, which my companions ordered. But, I would not have traded my Coq au Vin for anything.