I've been coming here on and off over the past few years--first when i was getting back into pool…read moreand now for cue re-tipping. The folks that run this store are always super friendly and accommodating. In addition to billiard supplies, they also seem to have an excellent selection of pool tables, dart supplies, and parlor game tables, too. Highly recommend this place!

My billiard table felt was coming undone in the pocket areas and it was time to have it recovered…read more Brian from Blatt was great- he provided swift responses with quotes and answers to all my questions. His team came out to the property the same week and the job was done in a few hours. My billiard table looks almost new!

Plenty of street parking. The meter parking on Ventura Blvd ends at 8pm…read more Came on a weeknight. The place was packed. There's Happy Hour that ends at 9pm. The Happy Hour is buy 3 drinks and get the cheapest drink for 1 cent. Got the Chicken Quesadilla for $12. It wasn't bad for bar food. Also, got the Jack Tripper for $13. The drink wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. Great place to hang out for cheap food and drinks.

First time at this location and while the drinks are well-made and taste good, they consistently…read morecome across a bit on the weaker side compared to their Beverly Grove location. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's noticeable--especially if you're familiar with their usual pours. We also ordered a basket of fries, which were decent and came out hot. Nothing particularly standout, but they definitely hit the spot as a bar snack and paired well with the drinks. That said, I personally prefer the Beverly Grove location. The setup there feels more comfortable and versatile with both bar and table seating, making it easier to settle in whether you're just grabbing a drink or staying for a while. I've also found the drinks there to be more consistent in strength. This spot is still a solid choice if you're in the area, but if you have the option, the Beverly Grove location offers a better overall experience in my opinion.

We stopped by a dive bar today for the World Cup. The bar is ok, a bit run down, but the bright…read morespot was the bar tender Mike. He was attentive, smart, and a genuine gentlemen. Our drinks were delicious and the atmosphere was fun - mainly because Mike was so friendly with everyone.

Alright kids, buckle up. It's been quite some time since I last wrote something - the EX and I…read moredidn't really go out much, and he silently loathed my writing style (yayyyy), and then to top it all off I had to go and create a charity that helps thousands of children around the country so I figured I'd have to delete that review of my gynecologist for the sake of my professional reputation. This review is not going to be my greatest (I kept those, so this one is gonna look like shit). These days, I'm going out more. Meeting new people. Doing new things. And keeping my eye out on what has started to prove itself to be a horrible, horrible dating scene. Masochism is fun! One such adventure took me to The Oaks Tavern, a fun dive bar up in Sherman Oaks with the worst parking situation ever (but unfortunately for all you looking for a way out - still worth going). More specifically, it took me here for a trivia night - Charlie's Trivia Night, Wednesdays from 7:30p - 9:30p. They have a few of them, but I came here for this one. The drinks were dive worthy, and the pizza was, too. It's a fucking dive bar. ENJOY IT. If you want a fancy cocktail go to the arts district you asshole. Personally the combo pizza helped silence my growling stomach, because the brain power I have to use to get half the answers correct is cause for a bite or 20. It's all nostalgic. Nostalgia for a fun, easy, unpretentious evening where you don't feel like you have to wear makeup because doing a double wash with an oil based cleanser and then a cream based cleanser feels like a lot at the end of the night. All in all, I think I'd like to come back sometime. Oh yeah and the trivia was pretty cool. Charlie, is it? Is he single? Asking for a friend who is a bit of a masochist...

late night decided to take my girl out just to have a chill vibe. It's pretty close to the house so…read morewe decided to go ahead and try it out. When we walked in, we had our ID checked by the security that was sitting in the front. I was feeling a little sick so I asked the barmen if it was possible for him to make hot toddy he definitely made it happen and it tasted pretty good. The atmosphere is very relaxed. They have a few games , pool table and karaoke nights. additional games available in the back almost like a private back patio.! They also have food pop-ups and we were told that their pizza pop-up is delicious so we will definitely come back to try it out

I'm genuinely confused by the positive reviews here; I can only imagine they're coming from people…read morewho attend specific events, because as a standard bar experience, this missed the mark completely. My husband and I stopped in on a Sunday for a quick drink before a movie, and the "vibe" was non-existent. They have four TVs at the bar, but the setup was bizarre, two were completely off and another was just frozen on a directory logo. The biggest issue, however, is the cleanliness--or lack thereof. The place is incredibly dirty. It feels like it hasn't had a deep clean in weeks, maybe longer. The bar top was disgusting, the floors were grimy, and even the woodwork looked like it hadn't seen a rag since opening day. They are charging $17 for "signature cocktails," which is bold for a spot that feels like a neglected dive bar. If you're going to charge premium prices, you have to at least wipe down the countertops. Service-wise, the bartender was friendly enough but low energy and minimal level of service. To make matters worse, a shift change happened while we were there, and the departing bartender made us close out our check and start a brand-new one with the next person. Why should the staff's administrative hand-off be the customer's issue? It's just unprofessional. The Valley has so many actual dive bars with character and plenty of high-end spots for a great cocktail; I'm not sure where this place is trying to fit in. It feels like someone bought it and just stopped caring. We won't be back.

At Q's Billiard Club on a weekday night, the bar was filled with people playing pool and enjoying a…read morenight out with drinks and snacks. My friends and I sat in their balcony area and shared many snacks, including their garlic parmesan fries. These fries had perfect salty seasoning and were crispy. I also tried their Coco Rum Punch, which was a bit on the pricey side but was delicious and had my friends questioning whether the drink was alcoholic or not. Service was attentive even though we were one of the few parties sitting in the balcony. Overall a good space to hang out and relax!

Really wanted to check this place out so we showed up on a Friday night with low expectations to…read moreactually play. It was really busy, but we didn't have a problem getting in the door and the bartender still welcomed us instantly and we had a drink after a couple minutes, even though the bar was packed. We got on the list to play pool and it was a 2 1/2 hour wait but I wasn't really surprised with it being in Los Angeles and such a lively spot we played shuffleboard to kill some time we had dinner and drinks it was pretty damn expensive. I probably spent a little over $200 between Pool, shuffleboard and drinks and food for just me and my girl. But once again it seems normal for Los Angeles. The staff was very attentive and very nice even though you can tell people kept bugging them about wanting to play. I even saw a guy offer the guy money to get pumped on the list and he was shut down. It's very clean inside in the bathrooms were always available. We'll definitely be back.

best bartenders…read more forgot to ask there names but they were cutie and nice gave me recommendations two girl bartender pool and beer come here !

I was denied entry at Mr Furley's on Magnolia because the doorman (Charlie) stated I needed…read more"paperwork" for my service animal. For clarity, my dog is a trained service animal. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, businesses are not allowed to require documentation or certification--only two specific questions are permitted. This was an unfortunate and avoidable situation that reflects a lack of proper staff training on service animal laws. I've reached out to management and hope they address this so it doesn't happen to others.

My favorite bar in all of LA!!!! The bartenders are great and this place has character and the live…read moremusic is great.

These guys really need to start cleaning their draught beer tap lines because the last few times i…read morehad a beer from there, it smelled like a gym sock and tasted like it too. Disgusting.

Okay not only does Karla make the best micheladas but she also makes the best dirty martinis. What…read morecan't this woman do. 10/10 service from her always

Came in for finals game, food was horrible and service was just as bad. Bartender checked on me…read moreonce, I do not recommend coming for a game, unless you're coming to play pool.