Third Avenue Ale House

Went for their monday burger & beer deal! Got the veggie burger w a side of salad. Was surprised that their salad was not a sad salad but a not sad one! (See pic)

Would get their veggie burger again.

Got their wings twice.

This is a great spot if you're a beer lover as they have a huge selection of beers available. I'm not a beer fan, but I can appreciate the variety. I've been to this place several times and I must say that the service is very good. The severs are friendly and welcoming!

The menu here has your typical bar food. I've tried the salads, French fries, and recently the bison burger. I think the food here is fine, but nothing really stands out to me. My friend had the French onion soup, and she really liked it.

This place gets major props for being fully wheelchair accessible. They have a ramp in the back, and my friends who are in wheelchairs are able to get in with no issues, which is not the case in most restaurants.

Their happy hour deals used to be incredible. They just didn't some nice renovations. Friendly people

Great place for grabbing a beer and some bites!
They have a nice variety of beers, including Belgium beers. We had the ORVAL and WESTMALLE TRAPPIST TRIPEL. Even served in their respective glasses! The OLD SCHOOL NACHOS are very good and come in a full large plate.

ESPAÑOL:
Buen lugar para tomar una cerveza y picar algo!
Tienen una buena variedad de cervezas, incluyendo cervezas belgas. Nos tomamos la ORVAL y la WESTMALLE TRAPPIST TRIPEL. Las sirven en sus respectivos vasos! Los OLD SCHOOL NACHOS son muy buenos y vienen en un plato grande.

Stopped going to Third Avenue Ale House before Covid. The place reminded me of an East Village dive bar; depressing, cluttered, with an indifferent, slovenly waitstaff. Happy to say things have changed. The place has been cleaned up---kitchen was moved to the rear. Our bartender was dressed appropriately. She was engaging and attentive. Another thing I appreciated was that the music was on even though a sporting event was on the TVs. TAAH is now a welcoming, neighborhood pub. Good job.

This place is okay, we came and were able to sit right away. The server was nice but the place is super loud with music (and not the best music) so it's hard to talk. The beers were warm, slightly cold at best. The quesadilla was okay- nothing that wowed me. And the truffle fries were good.

Great beer selection on tap, including local NYC and regional beers and very tasty wings. The happy hour prices and late night BOGO deals are good but confusing to order as they only apply to certain beers

This place has the best beer selection on the UES, but it's wildly overpriced for no reason.

Let's be fair, we don't have a lot of options up here, so we'll have to do what we can.

Great bar to watch football on a Sunday afternoon! The check vaccination cards AND IDs so make sure you have both. All of the games were on different TVs and the audio was of the NY game. Bartenders were busy but pleasant! They have a bunch of draft beers; I really enjoyed the Octoberfest draft. Menu is on the smaller side; typical bar food. We ordered nachos with pulled pork and wings! The nachos were massive; definitely enough for 3-4 people or two hungry people to share. The wings were average; lukewarm when they were served. The Buffalo sauce was between mild and moderate for me.

Overall, definitely check them out if you're looking for a good sports bar to watch Sunday football! I'll be back!

Great atmosphere and the bartender was super nice!! The wings are actually really good and the drinks are reasonable! great happy hour prices for that side of town.