The best snooker tables in town. Good pint. Warm and cozyread more

Excellent Live Entertainment every Saturday and Sunday…read moreSnooker ,Darts,Skittles,Bingo ,Quiz Nights

A great bunch of people very welcoming. Large selection of beers and ciders on tap. I came in for…read morethe afternoon to watch the football and was treated warmly. Nice family atmosphere thanks so much, there's always next year for the Reds!

A Small, members only pub in street, down the same road as envy nightclub and the library, across…read morethe road from a church. Offers good value drinks, and a very good sized private parking area. Is also just down the road from another members only sports club, should you wish to use it. I have only visited here 3 times, but i enjoyed it on each occasion, and would recommend this to friends.

Great venue for comedy, cabaret and live music with a large function room upstairs with bar and…read morestage, and smaller function room downstairs with bar. It also boasts pool tables, a snooker room, three skittle alleys, plenty of darts facilities and other pub games. Basket meals and other hot food every night of the week and lunchtimes at weekends. There is an outdoor terrace overlooking the leafy canal basin. Members enjoy cheaper bar prices and concessionary ticket prices on some events.

A very friendly social club. Good for kids and a number of tvs for catching most sports…read more There's a private function room to hire for parties for which they can cater snack food.

Please see attached photos that I took at the 2011 Salami Shield fishing match prize presentation,…read moreat the Grove Sports and Social Club on Sun 24th July 2011. Thanks to the efforts of many people, a great day was had by all participants of the fishing match; even if the fish weren't very plentiful at Bullock Farm, Kingston Seymour. However,the cafe at Bullock Farm did a nice line in bocon baps. Mine was brought to my peg, by our runner for the match, Chloe Faiers. May the Salami tradition continue for many years to come; it was good to see youngsters participating in the match. Many thanks to Paul and Glenn for walking the lake banks, in case someone got pulled in by a huge fish (it didn't happen), to issue yellow and red cards as appropriate, and conducting the weigh in, at match end. Thanks also to the Daces for all their work in making a great day.

The blokes who work there are so funny and kind! The place has a really good dance floor,…read morebilliards, and darts. And of course, you can enjoy a pint.

Playing a game of pool at the pub is all well and good but if you want a bit more peace and quiet…read moreand a reduced risk of spilt drinks and people bumping into you then head to Rileys. They've got loads of well kept full size snooker tables, complete with the overhead lights they have on the games on the telly and a general feeling of people concentrating on their game. It's still fairly pubish though. There's a bar sky sports and this isn't a bad just to come for a drink, especially as its a bit less rowdy than most places on and around Park Street (not that this is particularly hard). Drink prices aren't bad at all either if you can find the special deals. I like Rileys, it's nice to have somewhere where you can get a decent game and I would play all the time if it wasn't for the prices and the demand of membership fee. If I'm desperate for a quiet game I'll just head to a pub on a weekday afternoon or some other quiet time.

Aha Rileys the snooker club, you old fool. I shall now write about you…read more My mate ended up working here temporarily when he first moved to our fair city. Although a temporary appointment, we inevitably ended up coming here a lot for a short period. If you're looking for a certain night, it has everything you need. There are a good twelve American pool tables in the along with a few smaller versions in the main room. This means that you always can grab a table, no matter what time of night you decide to show up. This place is open 24 hours, so if you bowl out of a club at three and are feeling competitive, this is your place. They also serve food through the night, so it's the ultimate 'after club game of pool burger and chips' in Bristol city centre. There's other things that would only interest the interested, like a snooker room, poker tables and the option for poker nights, Worzel staff, pool queues, chalk and bags for hire, locals and yocals in bifocals. Although the place doesn't deserve a top rating as it's pretty bland and chain like, it definitely doesn't deserve less than a three because it serves a purpose and I have always had good nights there if I've been looking for that sort of thing. You have to sign up as a member though, so that's worth knowing. Take an extra fiver if you wanna play.

This is a great place. I was sports obsessed when I grew up and I used to spend at least three…read morenights a week here. Obviously I can't vouch too much for the day to day running now (though it still appears to be run by some of the same people), but from looking at the pictures on the website, it's obvious that the facilities haven't changed a great deal. Outside there's two floodlit concrete courts, one for football and one for other sports (these were built in my day with grant money), plus a grass footie pitch. Inside they cater for the lazier sports, such as table tennis, pool and darts, plus there's a tuck shop and we even had a computer room where you could sit down and play Super Mario while eating bags of Tangy Toms (sorry, I seem to have turned into Peter Kaye!). This place provided some of the defining moments of my childhood due to the excellent facilities and efforts of the volunteer staff. If it's even half as well run now as it was then, it's a great place to send your kids where they can do some exercise and keep out of trouble.