Looking for a great billiards to play some Korean style billiards, look no further. NY Billiards is…read morewhere you need to go. It is located in a plaza that has plenty of other sources of entertainment and food spots that will put you in a position of convenience. NY Billiards has clean pool tables and employees that work there ensure this by vacuuming and cleaning the tables as soon as the table opens up. They play Kpop in the background. They also have limited but various beverages you can purchase while you enjoy billiard time. The rates are super affordable. For 사구 (four balls) tables, $8 an hour and for three cushion tables it's $12 an hour. This plaza offers plenty of parking spaces.

Do you like to play 9 ball or 8 ball with your friends in a loud, raucous, bar-like atmosphere…read morethat's crawling with hot chicks? THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOU. If you've never heard of 3 cushion, I challenge you to google it and see what it's about. I am a huge fan and aspiring player so I love this place. The tables are well maintained, the place is spacious and it's pretty quiet. They have exactly 1 pocket pool table but they installed it incorrectly and sits too low to the ground. It's not comfortable to play on but the other billiard tables are great.

One of my friends invited us to see their band perform at this bar. I like that it has a very…read moredecent parking lot, is convenient and the area looks pretty safe in general. I wasn't aware that this place takes cash, so I have to use the ATM (thankfully there's one inside) but unfortunately you get charged (a fee). The menu offers a decent variety of food and drinks. Because it was late, we only have some fries baskets to share and a couple of draft beers. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Sound is very decent, could be a little too high; but it's a performance space, so I might be in the minority here. Oh, another thing, the AC was pretty cold that day, and definitely I could have used a sweater while enjoying the show.

Service falls short, waited 30 minutes for fries that were way too salty, there were four workers,…read moreand not busy at all. Wife said there was a "booger wall" in the women's bathroom. Bartender was more involved in gossip than taking orders. Likely never coming back

Sportstime is a gun place yo get together, eat, drink, throw darts, play poker and whatever. Come…read moremeet the Sportstime family!

Local bar full of locals. Good food. Jukebox, poker, karaoke, pool table etc and the bartender…read moreChristy is awesome!

Very chill lounge with an intimate feel. I went on a Friday night and there were few patrons. The…read morebar tender made the drinks and hookah, and both were pretty good. They have a few TVs for viewing and had a live belly dancer briefly perform. They didn't have a DJ. It seems like they were playing music from a music playlist, which was a mix of RnB and Hip Hop. Their menu has food, drink, and hookah options. They had nothing on the menu except for Suya; so, we didn't have food. The drinks were pretty good and reasonably priced, given that they were served in plastic cups. The hookah was pretty good and lasted awhile. Of note, the bartender couldn't take cash because she didn't have enough change in the register to return; the only option was card payment.

This place really redeemed themselves. I had visited a handful of times early this year and back in…read more2018 with a group of friends. The sign would advise they open at 5, but doors wouldn't open until nearly an hour later. They would frequently do grocery runs to Walmart then charge you the same amount for items such as wings that were clearly different and finally arrived right before they close the lounge. So you literally had to box them, then pay your bill to close..... With that said, The recent visit I made last week was MUCH better. Decor of this locale is real loungy and sleek. Nice ambiance for a Gwinnett experience...The staff is very pleasant, and the Siracha wings are amazing!!! Presentation was so simple but nice... My friend got another chicken dish, that kinda looked like a Cordon Bleu, and that was quite tasty as well. Drinks are fair, (tiny portions with ice), and the music is good. Mix of African/Reggae/HipHop. In all, I recommend this place if the consistency stays like this....but I had to be honest about my previous experiences.

Let me start by saying that the staff/security here are wonderful. I came here on a Friday night to…read morehang out and have a little pool fun and the security guard was so kind and teaching us some tricks so we don't embarrass ourselves... we were setting up the table very wrong haha. 15$ an hour a table and they have a wonderful selection of alcohol from bottles, cans, tap, pitchers, and more. They do ask for a card and ID to have on file as you rent a table. They have a lot of tables and seating for both you and your drinks haha. Food is also served here if you need a bite. Truly a gem in Atlanta to have some nightly/late night fun. Don't let this place intimidate you, tons of people/community gather here of all backgrounds. In terms of noise level here, it is pretty chill kind of vibes.

We had a great time here last night! The table rates are relatively cheap, at most it's $15 an…read morehour. The cues are worn but work. They have a flex special that's two hot dogs with seasoned fries for $8. Get the chili slaw dogs!!! The food comes out quickly and is so damn tasty. I could've eaten four hot dogssss. And honestly, it's the only reason why I came out. There can be waits by we only had to wait about 10 minutes at 11 pm for our table. The best part about this place (besides the hot dogs) is the service. Everyone from the security guard to the cashiers to the bar back were exceptionally nice which is really rare here in Atlanta. We all had a great time and would love to come back!

Cool spot! Unassuming venue in a strip mall. Nice folks, full bar & the 2 wings I tried from…read moresomeone else's plate were DELICIOUS!!!! Service was very friendly, fast & accurate. Our server was well dressed, big smile & seemed happy to be there! We were supporting Spirit of Dio, on at 10 pm. 2 bands in front were truly amazing as well! Marietta Mayhem & Ratchet Dolls. A cover to get in- not sure if depending on band, night, etc. We will be back to see SoD again soon & look forward to having more food & enjoying the venue more. Hope to see you there

closed at 11 pm even tho website says open to 2 am and employees are super rude to customers!read more

A nice Korean sing room 노래방 in Duluth with lots of pretty faces. Pretty good service and tasty food…read morewith cold drinks. We enjoyed the ambiance and company with two bottles of whiskey. 짠!

I believe the cons outweighed the pros during our visit to Luxor, a unique noraebang (Korean…read morekaraoke establishment) in Duluth. Three stars is still okay, but I wouldn't consider myself a fan of this joint just yet. I called and made a reservation for 20 people on a Saturday night at 10pm. I was told over the phone that our group would get the biggest room in the house. When we arrived, on time, this was not the case. I think we got maybe the 2nd or 3rd largest room in the place. We got Room #6 which is a rectangular-shaped room with a long table running down the middle and an open, U-shaped couch lining three of the walls. This couch could seat 16 people max and we were all sitting rather snug. When all of our group was there, this meant that some people had to stand. Fail. It was already a bit uncomfortable for the 16 of us who were seated just to get up and move around, pass the mic and song book, order/grab drinks and food, etc. Due to our large group size, we were told there was a two-bottle minimum for the room. Bottles start at $100 per. We ordered Johnnie Walker ($100) and Grey Goose ($120). These two bottles got us 4 hours of karaoke. After tax and automatic 18% gratuity added to the bill, our total was about $300 for the room. For 20 people, this works out to only $15 per person, so it's actually a very good deal. (We were actually a few short of 20, so our per person total was higher.) Those two bottles weren't enough for our group, so we ordered an extra bottle (Crown Royal, $120). Someone in our group already paid for this bottle in advance, separately as soon as he ordered it. At the end, when it came time to pay the bill for the entire room, I was presented with a ticket with all 3 bottles on it. We almost got double-charged for the bottle of Crown! If we didn't question the staff about the extraneous line item, we would have paid an extra $120+ for nothing. After bringing this mistake to the staff's attention, they seemed apologetic. I just don't know for sure if it was an honest mistake or not. Apart from the small room size and billing discrepancy, some other things I did not like about Luxor were: (1) song selection access and (2) smoke. Actually, smoky environments don't bother me *that* much, but I thought it would be worth noting. Like Ai Tunes, Sound of Music, and other NRBs, Luxor has a restaurant/lounge/bar-type area outside the karaoke rooms where people can order food, drinks, and just hang out. It's smoky in this area, so be forewarned. I think Luxor actually has a good song selection, but accessing all these songs is a pain For example, I noticed they had Adele's Skyfall theme song in their database on the same weekend the Skyfall movie premiered. That's pretty impressive. Unfortunately, the song book only had a mere fraction of the songs that were actually in the system. Not only that, but there was only one remote for the entire room (and it was written in Korean) so it was bothersome to hand off the remote due to the aforementioned spacing issues, plus we had to keep asking our Korean friends to help operate the remote for us. All these issues aside, Luxor does have some great things going for it. While this place is super Korean and caters mainly to young Korean clientele, the staff are also young and Korean and thus, typically speak and understand English well. Everyone seemed friendly and attentive and service to our room was generally good. Each bottle of alcohol ordered came with regular glasses, shot glasses, mixers (Coca-Cola and cranberry juice), and platefuls of fruit and snacks. The fruit plate was beautifully presented and included pineapple, watermelon, grapes, oranges, kiwi, and strawberry. The snack plate had peanuts, seaweed, cuttlefish (win), banana chips, and a couple other extras. All of that was very nice and among the best snacks I've seen at any Atlanta-area KTV. The theme of this place is awesome. It's like you're singing karaoke in an Egyptian pyramid complete with wall carvings and hieroglyphics. Yes, it sounds bizarre and that's because it is. Outside the door of each the rooms are colored lights. They blink and light up when people are inside singing. Inside, the rooms have plenty of fun, colorful lighting from lasers to strobes to rotating, light-up disco balls. Our room had one big TV at one end and two smaller TVs in the corners of the opposite end. In general, the setup was nice -- we just had too many people for the room. The sound and video quality were good. One fellow Yelper described Luxor as it being "the Clermont of karaoke joints." I wouldn't go so far as to say that. The actual build-out is nice, but I did notice an exceptional number of drunk people here. There was vomit on the floors of both the men's and women's restrooms. Apparently, this is the karaoke joint to come to if you want to get wasted. As my friend CJ told me, Luxor is more of a place to drink rather than to karaoke.

Great atmosphere and service. Had the pleasure of meeting the owner and had a nice chat! Smoked old…read morefashioned was delicious.

My wife and I came to The Rooftop excited to celebrate our 17th wedding anniversary. We walked in…read moreall smiles, found two open seats at the bar, and sat down. Unfortunately, that excitement disappeared pretty quickly. We waited approximately 10 minutes without being acknowledged. A woman standing behind us who had arrived after we did was approached by the bartender and had her order taken first. I'm not going to speculate about the reason, but sitting there and watching it happen certainly didn't make us feel welcome. At that point I decided not to order anything because I already had doubts about staying. My wife ordered a glass of white wine that was supposed to be a 6 oz pour. When it arrived, we both questioned the amount. I even noticed other glasses of wine at a nearby table that appeared to have considerably larger pours. I've included a photo so people can judge for themselves. We weren't looking for special treatment because it was our anniversary. We simply expected the same basic level of acknowledgement and service as everyone else. It's unfortunate because we came in genuinely excited to try a local place and celebrate together. The atmosphere has potential, but our first impression of the service made us feel like we'd be better off spending our anniversary somewhere else.