Absolute garbage customer service. I called to make a group booking. I spoke to Misaki(?), who was…read moreextremely unprofessional with her attitude, saying stuff like "these are some rules.. yada yada yada". Extremely unpleasant tone. I asked to speak with a supervisor. Was transferred to Drea(?). I asked if she was the supervisor and she said, "kind of? yeah i was sort of made a supervisor at our team meeting last week, so I guess so? So, what do you want?" I asked if this was professional, the tone and attitude she was showing. She said in a defensive tone, "what? I'm trying to help you and you won't let me help you, so how can I help you?" She continued being defensive and talked over me when I tried explaining Misaki's attitude to her, so I hung up. Absolutely unprofessional. Will not be taking our camps here. Management needs to hire more suitable staff.

Classic old school (1970s?) bowling alley. Not too many of these around town. Cue the Big Lebowski…read morereferences. Parking is available on the side streets. The place hasn't been renovated in decades. It's like stepping into a time machine. The main floor lanes are the usual 10-pin, while the upstairs level is cosmic (black light everywhere) 5-pin. There are 12 lanes on each floor. Each lane can support up to 5 players. They do sell drinks (including beer) as well as snacks such as hot dogs and chips. The venue can get a bit cramped when the space fills up. Something to keep in mind.

Stopped by Greta on a Friday night for some drinks, it was really crowded but it was easy to get in…read morethrough guestlist. However, if you'd like a table, I would recommend booking it in advance. They had some really good music - mostly throwbacks. We got some drinks there too and played some games. Love their mario cart game!!

Ordered Big Mac fries to share with friends. This is a fun spot to go with friends as it's an…read morearcade bar. Tons of fun games, it has basketball, skeeball, big buck hunter, honestly everything fun to play. Service for getting the games card sorted out is always great, but food and drink service if you're at a table was much slower.

This is the first of a five part review of a stag night…read more The SoHo is a great place to play some pool and have some drinks at your table (other places I've been to have a separate area for drinking). They were very accommodating for our reservations and they serve decent beer (you're not limited to Canadian, Coors Lite, and Kokanee). I was getting pints of Sleeman's Honey Brown while getting my ass handed to me in pool. Serves me right to play with one guy who grew up with a pool table in his home and another who is a hustling biker. Since it's two blocks away from the Yaletown Skytrain on the Canada Line, I will likely be back. Their food menu looks tasty. The nachos and wings I saw coming out of the kitchen looked very appetizing. Outside of that, I'm looking forward to spending a couple of hours playing some pool and drinking some beer. Definitely a great pre-dinner place. Next part is for Hy's downtown.

First time in Canada and omg I am loving it. Found this cute gem and been here for hours. The…read moreatmosphere is nice and the staff was amazing! I will definitely be returning back to this place when I come visit. There so much to do here and parking is not bad on cost. I will say it's tough to get a spot but at night it's easier.

I had a party here some time ago and the staff were very…read morekind and accommodating to me and my friends. Had good food and lots of fun, as they are the OG of music game arcade of Vancouver. They have one my favourite rides here with the immersive VR like Star Wars game and the 5D theatre for funzies.

A lot of machines are really old and staffs r not rlly nice. A little dirty as well. But an OG spot…read morefor sure

Its an awesome place for fun Play billiards watch real live sports and events…read moregreat coffee great atmosphere. Service is just like home we all family everyone is happy and enjoy tournaments and Blah blah away.

Old school Portuguese pool hall. It's not just a cafe. Don't let the dumpy exterior scare you off…read more Parking is available on Kingsway, as well as the side streets. Inside is very dated. The place is actually 2/3 pool hall and 1/3 cafe. Several big screen TVs, and a surprisingly number (6 total) of pool tables. Tables are of the 8 ball variety. In other words, no snooker here. The coffee bar also serves alcoholic beverages and sandwiches. No hot food. One thing worth mentioning is that they don't have decaf for some reason. With that said, my coffee tasted fine.

We had a great experience having dinner at the Rec Room just before watching the Switzerland vs…read more Algeria game at BC Place Stadium. It was a packed room because of the FIFA 2026 World Cup match between Portugal and Croatia. We enjoyed watching the thrilling game and eating our meal. The food was good, the place was vibrant, and the service was exceptional!

If you need an escape from your ordinary mundane life and want a place where dopamine and…read moreadrenaline drive your day, look no further than The Rec Room Granville! They open as early as 9:30 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday, and 11:30 a.m. the rest of the week, so you can kickstart the fun right away. The layout here is brilliant: you can enjoy the mini-golf in the basement, catch your favorite sports games on a massive screen at the first-floor sports bar, or head up to the second floor for an absolute playground of pool tables, arcades, VR games, and QBIX. Personally, my absolute favorites are Super Mario Car Racing, Motorbike Racing, and VR Godzilla. The setup is highly rewarding, though it totally tempts you to buy more credits than you actually need- especially since the more you buy, the more bonus credits you rack up. Plus, you can trade your game points for merchandise, ranging from cute mini keychains all the way up to a Nintendo Switch. ​If you get hungry from all the gaming, they've got you covered. Enjoy 'Appy Hour daily from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., or hit up a Late Night Menu from 11p.m. to close, Thursday through Saturday, for good discounts on appetizers and drinks.

This is a nice place to shoot pool, play some arcade games, and get your boba drinks all in one…read moreplace! What a great idea and cool atmosphere. Air is clean and no smoking is allowed. They have different size billiards tables available, but no snooker table. Some of the players here are really good at 8 & 9 ball.

This place is obviously all about pool. Unlike your typical bar that may have a couple of tables,…read morethey've got a solid amount of tables and even a few dart boards. Beyond the games, it's pretty no frills when it comes to beverages. It appears they just have a few canned drinks in a small refrigerator, but you're really coming here for the game and not food/drink. Parking can be tricky when it's busy. When I came we got lucky with someone leaving. Pricing is very competitive and fair, ambience is bare bones and what you'd expect from pool tables in a Richmond warehouse setup.

I love playing snooker here and the owner and staff are amazing individuals and the tables are…read morealways brushed and cleaned.

Woohoo, another 1st review~…read more So I was introduced to this place by a buddy who's an avid snooker (not "boring" 8-ball, as he says) fan/player. How avid? He owns a $1000 custom-made pool cue, and competes in the local tournaments. So if he says this place has the best tables out of all the local halls, I'll take his word for it. The place is a converted warehouse (like most other Richmond pool halls), with some posters to break (no pun intended) the emptiness of the walls. So, what's great about this place? 1) Not too many people know about it. Getting a table is never a problem. Fridays + Saturdays can get busy though. 2) Free parking around the building. 3) The rates actually depend on the QUALITY of the felt. What that means, for example, is that a table with known "bad" felt costs less to rent than one with "newer" felt. So if you're a crappy player like myself, you can save a few bucks. With that said, they recently redid the felt on all of their tables (Nov 2010), so I'm not sure if this scheme is still in place. This isn't BS either. One time my friend had me try 2 tables (one "cheap", one "expensive") to see for myself. He wasn't lying. When playing on the expensive table, the balls behave more "ideally" (ie closer to what you'd expect if you've taken a Math 12 Provincial Exam). 4) There's a lounge area next to the counter. Not sure if they serve food or drinks there (I'd imagine they do), but one of your friends wants to sit out, they can in comfort. There are TVs in this area too, usually showing.. footage from snooker tournaments. Hardcore. 5) They offer additional services, such as retipping your cue. My friend uses other services for his cues as well, but I have no idea what he asks for. You'd have to be a pool shark to ask for these specialized services. 6) Each table (for the snooker ones at least) have an electronic scoreboard, so you're not stuck dealing with those lame sliders like every other place I've been to around Richmond. Makes it WAY easier to keep track of points. You're not coming in here for the decor, but if you want an excellent pool / snooker venue, this is it.