Curious to see just what has replaced “jabercrusties” after the lightning-quick renovation of the old Jabberwocky space on the Corner, we trooped down to three for dinner. The open floor plan and modern, stainless steel design of the bar is warmed up by lots of light wooden panels and cozy booths. On the menu, the crunchy chicken salad is just filling enough with fresh flavors and, well, a crunch. Other fare is a standard selection of burgers, sandwiches, steaks and salads, but we especially approved of the list of nightly drink specials and the fairly expansive beer selection. For a burger and beer with a little more panache than can be found elsewhere on the Corner, three works just fine.
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