Three Sheets Gets A One Star Review

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Jon Watson calls Three Sheets sexy and luxurious, and states that, for suburban partygoers who are looking for a lounge-type experience, this is the place to be. But that might be the only reason to go, because as Watson puts it, "there is little about the food or cocktails that should make you reconsider a drive into town for dinner." He recommends a few things, namely the Angus slider and the grilled cheese sandwich, but calls most of the menu mediocre, phoned-in, or forgettable, saying that nothing stands out. The dishes here are ones that Atlantans have had before.

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