Three Sheets Bar — Replacing T Murray's in Brewery District

[SnarfParticipant]

Shame.

Although last time I was in there the asswad denim vest wearing bartender made me leave a bad tip and I NEVER EVER leave bad tips. Consciously avoiding your patrons is a bad look.

That eggplant stack though, RIP eggplant stack.

[PorkyParticipant]

This sucks!

I would have liked one more round of those awesome little grouper sliders, easily my fave fish sammich in the city!

I’ll miss this place.

[Mister ShifterParticipant]

Three Sheets to replace T. Murray’s

Brewery district restaurant T. Murray’s has closed, but won’t stay dormant for long. Dive bar concept Three Sheets is scheduled to open at 560 S. High St. within the next four to six weeks.

Co-owners Jenny Adams, Bryan Kilpatrick and Missy Adams got the keys to the restaurant earlier this week, and plan to spend the next month flipping the space from a classy restaurant to a lowbrow bar. “We want to respect the building and the woodwork,” says Jenny, adding changes will be purely aesthetic, including adding high top tables, dart boards, pool tables upstairs and TVs. Patio seating will be replaced by a standing rail to encourage socializing outside. “[We just want to] dive it up a bit.”

READ MORE: http://www.columbuscrave.com/content/stories/2014/05/three_sheets_bar.html

[NewsParticipant]

Three Sheets Coming this Summer to The Brewery District
June 5, 2014 1:16 pm – Ayana Wilson

The name means exactly what you think. And if you’re going to name a bar after a heightened sense of inebriation, it better be a dive bar. And Three Sheets Bar will be just that.

The project of Novak’s alumnus, Jenny Adams, and Melissa Adams and Bryan Kilpatrick, Three Sheets hopes to bring some low brow class to the eclectic neighborhood, offering craft beers, bar games, and a limited menu.

READ MORE: https://www.columbusunderground.com/three-sheets-bar-coming-this-summer-to-the-brewery-district-aw1

[ntnParticipant]

Seems like a definite downgrade from T Murray’s. That area already has several of the Three Sheets type of bars.

[SnarfParticipant]

ntn wrote:

Seems like a definite downgrade from T Murray’s. That area already has several of the Three Sheets type of bars.

All in the Brewery District, no less.

I just don’t get it.

[bayreaParticipant]

There’s a dive bar (kinda) directly next door that has been around for decades and pulls in a pretty strong crowd. Good luck with that.

[Walker EvansKeymaster]

ntn wrote:

Seems like a definite downgrade from T Murray’s. That area already has several of the Three Sheets type of bars.

High Beck is a little divey. What else? Victory’s?

I can’t think of “several” but maybe I’m overlooking some.

[SlainteParticipant]

There are a few other ‘dives’ elsewhere in the village: Beck Tavern, Hey Hey… but both of these draw their loyal regulars that I don’t see converting to Three Sheets.

I am happy to see something move into this space, T Murray’s interior was beautiful! And I must admit that I myself was never that impressed with the T Murray’s concept. As a former old Novak’s patron (down with new Novak’s), the nostalgic side of me is thrilled that they are trying to bring back that vibe, but I have to imagine that is going to be a difficult sell next to our beloved High Beck.

Either way, best of luck!

[turbo ninjaParticipant]

I hope this means a smaller but better crowd for the High Beck. The d-bags who want a “dive-themed” bar can go to Three Sheets, and the normal people who appreciate an actual divey bar with great bartenders and passable food can stay at the High Beck. If there are two guys in that neighborhood who get my goodwill, it’s Tommy and Wayne.

[three sheetsParticipant]

We actually do know the definition of a dive bar… and we probably should have used the word dive in a better context. It would be more appropriate to say we want to dive it up a bit. It was kind of an upscale restaurant space before, and we are opening a true drinkers bar and serving some good bar food. And we are very happy to have High Beck, a great classic dive bar, as our neighbor. The link below has a little more information about what we want to do, and what type of food we’ll be offering.

http://www.columbuscrave.com/content/stories/2014/05/three_sheets_bar.html

[Walker EvansKeymaster]

Slainte wrote:

There are a few other ‘dives’ elsewhere in the village: Beck Tavern, Hey Hey…

I guess I was thinking more about The Brewery District / High Street rather than on the other side of German Village (or Schumacher Place).

[Walker EvansKeymaster]

turbo ninja wrote:

I hope this means a smaller but better crowd for the High Beck. The d-bags who want a “dive-themed” bar can go to Three Sheets, and the normal people who appreciate an actual divey bar with great bartenders and passable food can stay at the High Beck.

That seems pretty unnecessarily harsh and mean-spirited. Especially to direct toward a place that hasn’t even opened yet.

[Jason PowellParticipant]

^^Sheesh man! Every bar in town has “d-bags”, college kids, whatever you want to call them.

This is my bar. There are many bars like it but this one is mine…..

[jpdefeliceParticipant]

People giving bad reviews of a place that hasn’t even opened is laughable…likely people who nobody would want in their bar anyway. I’ve been in that space when it was T Murray’s and it’s a great spot with an up and downstairs bar. Can’t wait to check it out!

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