Three Angry Wives

Worst service in the world! 20 minutes at table and still no waitress/​waiter! Can’t decide which is more sticky — the table or the menu. Came here for the Unilocal reviews of food and should of listened to the reviews on service. The reason the service is so bad is because they add 18% tip to all orders regardless of size. Why give good service when tip is automatic?!? #HorribleManagementDecision.

Bartenders were amazingly slow and unfriendly, never came by unless waved down. Bar currently has 7 people and there are 3 people behind the bar and they couldn’t look more serious. No personalities. Will never be back.

Great Happy hour 2 – 6 M-​F ½ price beer and apps. Great service from Chad. Found this place while waiting to go to dinner and was so impressed we made a return the next day. Wings are good but pretzel bites even better. Pass on the mac n cheese bites though. Definite stop on the next trip to LV.

If you find yourself getting a flavor of the «real las vegas», check out the increasingly trendy Summerlin area just north of the strip and closer to the actual Red Rock Mountains. Three Angry Wives is one of my staple stops during my twice a year visits to Sin City, aka Las Vegas. Located well off the famous strip and away from the downtown crush of tourists, this Irish themed bar-​pub– casino reminds me of typical pubs you would find in any modest sized city across America.
Classic pub grub is surrounded by some unique takes on Irish classic dishes. 3AW releases a steady stream of coupons and discounts that make going here with a friend an ideal and affordable choice. If you want a good meal, don’t want to cook and kinda feel like staying in your sweat pants… This spot is calling you. Your wallet will also smile.

Food was good. We had a coupon. Bill showed the coupon deducted. Because of the coupon, the tip was added. 30% is an excessive tip. Service was good — but not a 30% tip good. Left us with a feeling of being «taken» because we are seniors on a fixed income.

I met a friend for a quick bite to eat after work.
The service is always so-​so in the bar area. We found a high-​top table but it took awhile before we were acknowledged for drinks and had to ask for a menu.
We shared the Grilled Greek and chips/​salsa.
The chips/​salsa came with nacho cheese and home made salsa. The salsa was average and the cheese tasted like a true nacho cheese.
The Grilled Greek came with pita bread, gyro meat, tomatoes, cucumber, artichoke hearts, feta cheese, and tzatziki sauce. The pita bread was soft and warm. The rest of the items were about average in taste.
I’m sure they have better items on the menu but the service needs to improve.

There are plenty of good neighborhood bars in Las Vegas, and this is one of them. My husband and I stopped in for lunch while running errands in the area, and we sure are glad we did.
We sat in the back dining area, and my only complaint is that it was super dark. It was hard to read the menu, and we had no luck at all reading the beer list that was sitting on the table. Good thing Miller Lite is a staple at most bars (like it was here), so we didn’t have to ask for a rundown of our choices. (I opted for iced tea, but my husband had a couple of drafts.)
My husband had the fish sandwich, which was really good. Lightly battered cod served with cheese, lettuce, and tomato. I liked my sandwich even better. The corned beef and sub slaw is like a lighter version of a reuben. Although I didn’t think I’d like this on a sub roll, the bread was great (nice and chewy), and the corned beef was about the best I’ve ever had. We both got fries, which were fine, and I had a nice crisp pickle, although they left that off my husband’s plate.
Service was good, and the prices were fair. And it looks like they have half-​price beers and apps for happy hour, which is a bonus. Although it’s a little far from my house, I think I’ll be stopping in again when I’m in the area. And maybe next time I’ll schedule our errands to coincide with happy hour!

My wife and I stopped in yesterday for happy hour 2−6pm. Half off beer and appetizers. We ordered the chicken quesodilla. Very good. Served with sliced black olives, diced tomatos, sliced jalapeños, sour cream, and guacamole all on the side. Great value for $ 5. The bar and restaurant are separate, which is a good thing. The inside is nice and it’s a place I will definitely come back to again. Bartenders are friendly there too.

Have been coming to Three Angry for a few years now. and up until recently had only visited in the late night /​early morning hours after work. Boy have I been missing out!!!
I didn’t realize in my post work, wine-​drinking stupor that they have what is probably the best breakfast menus around. First off. I have to say that I have a HUGE sweet tooth & LOVE french toast! Three Angry Wives offers not one, not two, but FIVE different versions of french toast! My fave is the Reeses French Toast which combines Peanut Butter Captain Crunch, peanut butter, and hot fudge. The toast is nice and thick and the portions are huge! Some other notable items are the Pretzel Bites with Cheese sauce. so yummy! And the Cajun Chicken which has just the right amount of spice.
Service was great, and the ambiance relaxed and comfortable. There are signs around the bar-​top to let guests know that the seats in front of the video poker machines are reserved for gamblers, which, if you like to play. you’ll appreciate :)

About as authentic as a shamrock shake. Ordered the corned beef and cabbage they gave us rubbery shaved deli meat two big quarters of watery unflavored cabbage and bland mashed potatoes from what I imagine came from a box. The beer list was pathetic only offering 3 americanized irish beers on tap including guinness draught not even offered at room temperature. Gross at best.

Three Angy Wives pub won me over with it’s decadent french toast that’s more dessert than breakfast. Located in the Boca Park shopping center, Three Angry Wives doesn’t immediately come to mind as a breakfast choice, but I had a coupon for a buy one get one free entrée in my local Entertainment coupon book handy. My husband and I opted to sit in the quiet smoke-​free dining section of the restaurant for this visit.
REESE’S FRENCH TOAST ($ 9.99): Battered in Captain Crunch peanut butter cereal and topped off with melted peanut butter and hot fudge. Tasted as good as it sounds. I was in fat girl heaven. And yup, I slathered on Ms. Butterworth’s syrup to top it all off. Talk about a high-​calorie meal! Came with 3 pieces of french toast, but I only finished half. I’ll ask for the half-​order next time. 4.5÷5
MAYDAY MUFFIN ($ 9.99): Sausage, egg, and cheese inside two english muffins with a side of hashbrowns. Husband approved of the breakfast but hashbrowns could’ve used more flavor. ⁴⁄₅
SERVICE: Waitress was quiet but efficient. An 18% auto-​gratuity is tacked on when using the Entertainment coupon.
VIBE: A good old-​fashioned Irish pub.
Worth a Return Visit?
Breakfast is better than lunch here! Trust me, I know from experience (said in Chris Farley’s voice from Billy Madison). The Reese’s french toast is calling my name.
Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 2015: #233

Good atmosphere but the food is overpriced for what you get. I was disappointed to find that the pita pizza I ordered was very small for the price you pay for it. Usually pub food is great for the price but this place falls short. Bartenders are friendly though and keep checking on you. Overall, I would come back to have a drink but not have a meal.

10:30 pm, Monday ordered online to go… Hawaiian pizza and Rosemary Dip, both cost $ 11 each;
The Rosemary Dip was very good, served hot with lotsa roast beef and Swiss cheese with carmelized onion on a chibatta roll and Rosemary au jus for dipping.
The pizza, a different reaction… Compare to Taco Bell’s ‘pizza’, this pizza is the same size and is accompanied by a salad; the salad is romaine lettuce, some croutons and a hint of shredded cheese with your choice of dressing (I chose the Caesars salad). The pizza is heavy with cheese, hiding the other ingredients. lotsa marinara sauce with pineapple chunks and cubed, thin sliced breakfast ham.
First experience and a bit surprised, happy with the sandwich but disappointed with the soggy pizza… smh

This bar is great… that is, if you’re an attractive woman under the age of 30 or you can bench over 350lbs. Seriously, if you don’t fit this criteria, you will be ignored by the steriod infused bartenders. This is a serious flaw and the owner needs to take a hard look at it. There are fairly heavy gamblers like myself that will be completely turned off by the non-​existent customer service. There’s one more criteria that will get you a drink, if you’re a female employee. For example, I was at the bar, gambling the max amount every hit. Both wannabe jock bartenders looked at my empty beer at least three times each as they checked in with the female employee three seats down on every pass. I don’t even think she was gambling. This is outrageous. I spent a few hundred dollars and had to ask them every time for another beer.
The other issue is there are virtually no comps for gamblers (unless of course you meet the aforementioned criteria). You have to go out of your way to get a free beer, no free food and I literally only racked up $ 3 in free machine play after betting the max at a fast rate for over two hours.
To the owner… your team needs to focus less on comparing MMA stories, less on trying to get in the female employees pants, less on trying to appear like a tough guy, and more on basic customer service. Never walk by a gambling customer, look at his empty beer and ignore it. Gamblers are your bread and butter, not showing off that you’ve double your dose of steriods.

I went here, Diane and friends in tow, for my St. Patrick’s Day Corned Beef & Cabbage fix two days before St. Patrick’s Day to avoid the teeming crowds that always occur on that festive day. After enjoying very good cheesy Tater Skins that were topped with cheese, bacon pieces, and chives; a fine cup of Tomato Florentine Soup; and a Dinner Salad with good Honey Mustard Dressing that was Dijon-​like, the eagerly awaited desired entrée was set before me. As hoped for, it featured excellent lean Corned Beef and perfectly buttered and cooked cabbage that just barely covered the vast amount of Corned Beef (1 lb.) that was heaped on the platter. An abundant supply of boiled Potatoes were al dente and perfectly cooked, as well.
The others at my table enjoyed a full order of Fish & Chips and Shepherd’s Pie. There was a wait of about 13 minutes between being given menus and the return of our server to take orders, and we had a movie to get to. Otherwise service was good.
5 stars for the Corned Beef & Cabbage, and 4−½ stars overall!

One of our go-​to bars in Summerlin. Three Angry Wives is an Irish bar located next to Starbucks in Boca Park. With Guiness on tap and some of the best chicken fingers Ive ever had, its impossible to not love this place.
The atmosphere is a dimmed, intimate gaming bar. The bartenders are always pleasant, and accommodating. Its exactly what you would expect a neighborhood bar to be.

I have visited this bar on several occasions and have never had horrible service. I usually go in to eat so my review is based on the food and the service. Best places to sit for food:
1. Dining Room (when it is open)
I am not sure when they close it but it’s probably some time after dinner. They have booths and tables and it is usually self seating. Occasionally it is too busy so they will take names down and put you on a wait. I have never had to wait longer than 10 – 15 minutes.
2. Bar top
I only sit here when the dining room is closed and the bar is relatively empty. (Try not to sit here, especially by video poker machines, especially when it is busy.) I feel I get the best service here when the dining room is closed, but I would never sit here and order food on a busy night, unless I am drinking and/​or gambling as well. Since the bartender is readily available it is good service.
3. High top
I don’t usually like high tops since I feel it sometimes isn’t enough space. Cocktail servers usually take care of this section. I guess on slow nights when there isn’t a cocktail server the bartender will take over.
Food is always good. The best appetizers I have had are the spinach dip and the white mussels. The spinach dip is incredibly smooth and delicious, and comes with a side of garlic bread and chips. I usually skip the chips and order double bread, The mussels also come with some sort of garlic bread, which to me is salty, but ends up pairing well with the mussels. Their fries are amazing. Deliciously crispy without being burned. They charge for sides of ranch, but this isn’t a dock, it’s just a comment. I only know because I love ranch… especially with my fries.
The only complaint I have is that no matter where I sit I feel like I wait an unnecessary amount of time for refills.

I went here for the first time for a former coworker’s going away gathering. The service was quick. However, I was not impressed with the drinks or food. I had a side order of fries with cheese; the fries were dry tasting. When I ordered my first drink, I asked for vodka with a splash of cranberry juice. It came out fine. The second time around, a different server refilled my drink. When I raised my hand to get her attention for my refill, she knew that I previously had vodka and cranberry; she walked away to fill my order so quickly, that I didn’t get the chance to tell her «a splash of cranberry juice.» My second drink came out tasting and looking like a glass of cranberry juice. I went for something different with my third drink — a lemon drop shot. It tasted watered down, which is odd since it had no ice in it.
I asked about happy hour specials prior to ordering and was told the appetizers were half off before 6:00 p.m. When my bill came, I had a 50% discount for the base price of the $ 6 side order of fries and was charged $ 1 extra for the cheese. My two vodka and cranberry drinks were $ 5.50 each. My lemon drop was $ 6.50. Overall, the food and drinks were not worth the $ 23.45 that I paid (not including the tip).

I’m still getting used to these divey bars/​joints being in strip malls. What’s cool is that it does fell like a cool, divey pub/​bar. However, it’s next to a nail salon across the parking lot of Target. And you know it hasn’t been there more than 20 years TOPS!
Ok, so that’s the worst of it.
Service was GREAT! She was fun, funny w/​o interfering or interjecting too much. She was on top of getting refills. The Bartender was quick and polite delivering the brews. Overall it was a great experience for sure!
We are in the bar area, and we still had a great experience.
Now, if you don’t want to deal with smoke, I noticed that they had a glass closed off dining area adjacent to the bar and on the other side was the continuation of the dining area that wouldn’t be affected by smokers.
Definitely a great spot for some pub food, some beers, some sports and some just hanging out.

They have a nice selection of beers available. I had a Summer Shanty which was a bit too lemony for my taste buds ($ 5) and a loaded baked potato ($ 7.99) which is very nice with lots of bacon… mmm bacon… bacon…bacon. I actually like their chicken fried steak here too.
It’s a dark Irish bar, with lots of gaming seats, and also some couch and table sitting with several TV’s. A few games like Golden Tee. There’s also a dining area thats sectioned off from the smoking bar. A nice place to meet friends, grab a bite to eat with decent and fairly priced food and a huge selection of items.