This place is well maintained its not just "OK" but instead excellent if you want to spend your…read moretime enjoying a game of billiards. The service is spectacular. The owners have excellent customer service and cordial to their clientele. They open on time and close late so your billiard experience is convenient. Lots of parking in the front or back. They serve free soft drinks when you play billiards or pool. The atmosphere is lively and playing area clean. I wouldn't go to any other place to play my pool.

Great and friendly owner, environment is very friendly and always plays MJ. Many pool tables as…read morewell.

If you want to play pool, good luck. It's a "leave your phone number" type system, which basically…read moremeans all the pool tables sit empty while you wait because people ahead of you in line still haven't shown up. On top of that, I couldn't even get a drink after 20 minutes because the bartender never once looked my way. Overall, terrible experience. Would not recommend coming here.

You need to do better. Your GM demonstrated discriminatory actions this early evening. I visited to…read morewatch the football game today 9/11/25 and during the 15-20 mins there no waitress approached me. The GM then basically told me to leave if I do not order now. She then lied and said she had seen me there for a long time, and when I said how long I was there she said she is going to check the camera. At that point the discomfort was extreme. Terrible experience. Idk if racism was a motive or not. But there was def a motive.

While we were visiting LA, my friend recommended this billiard hall because he had been there…read morebefore. It actually reminded us of one of our favorite local pool halls back home, so we decided to check it out. We had a great time. The atmosphere was relaxed, everyone was friendly, and the music gave the place a nice laid-back vibe. There were plenty of pool tables, so we didn't have to wait long to play. One thing I really liked was the crowd. You had longtime players and older regulars hanging out, talking, and sharing stories. It gave the place a welcoming, old-school feel that's hard to find these days. If you're looking for a relaxed place to shoot some pool, unwind with friends, and enjoy a classic billiards atmosphere, this is definitely a spot worth checking out.

One of the better pool halls I've been to. No bar, no pinball machines, no bowling alleys, just…read morepool... nothing else. This is Sportsman's mister. Good ventilation and the tables are really good. Lots of one pocket games going on here. Highly recommended if you're looking for a good pool hall.

the most classic dive bar to ever dive bar! this is a great…read moreplace to grab drinks, especially on a night out. the drinks are good classics drinks too. i discovered my love for miller high life here. I will tell you now the place is the size of a shoebox. It's essentially one large hallway with a bar and a pool in the back. a glass broke on the carpet near us, we tried to clean up the mess and told one of the bartenders. he couldn't have cared less. then we told this other handsome bartender the same thing, and he was ON IT! definitely, going to keep the place in rotation when i go out, i recommend the same to others

Had to come by and wish happy new years to my guys Damon and Justin while in town!!!…read more Luv luv luv this neighborhood dive bar..Unfortunately my one drink quickly turned into too many but always good times and such a total vibe!!!

This place is my favorite Billiards game room. Price is cheaper than the other billiards room at…read moreKoreatown. There are 3 5'X10' Heated Three-Cushion Billiard Tables and 7 medium size tables. Free beverages and safety neighbors. They opens almost 24hours if any people playing. I think there is the best place for playing Billiards in Koreatown.

Blipsy Bar was such a fun and unexpected surprise. Strong drinks, tons of vintage video games, loud…read more(fun!) DJ, and a crowd of folks just having a great time on a Saturday afternoon.

Fun drive. Lots of stuffed animals. Lots of regulars. Great place. Lots of video games. Drinks were…read moreheavy.

This place is not for everyone, and I'm sure they'd like to keep it that way. For those who came…read morehere expecting some niche underground LA cool spot, you did not do your research and I roll my eyes at your reviews. This is where older Latino men get to share community over cheap beers and pool in a very basic and unvarnished setting, which suits them perfectly fine. I would walk my Pitbull by their open door nearly every day, smiling as I'd peek in to see men in cowboy hats and boots relaxing and poking pool balls around. One day they called out to me and encouraged me to come in and have a beer with them, terrifying dog included, and I felt honored to be invited. Being bilingual is a plus if you visit.

The best pool hall in East Los Angeles, clean fair prices . The food is good and the atmosphere is…read morefriendly.

I had attended a pitch my friend event at this bar, and was convinced on my unofficial visit that I…read moremust return and officially engage with the environment and props of this home-down like bar. Why? I am told that one has not truly lived until they have yee-haw-ed in genuine response to a cowboy cannon event, for instance riding a bull hard and not falling on the mat or having the right beer in hand while lassoing the right heifer. It looked like a fun place to have a drink because it embraced the cowboy themed hard and had some Dave and Buster like games around. It was easy to see how someone could have a good time in this place so I wanted to join in the fun and tumbleweeds. My friend Conrad and I had just eaten in a nearby Korean eatery. And for those who know Korean eateries, one knows that they can easily lead to a food coma, if not food stupor. And I could not imagine a better place to mosey a food come along to its end, than while I sprawled on hey stacks. When Conrad and I arrived it was early. Like a few people were there but there was no crowd or bounce. I ordered a Buckin Bull, a house classic drink. And it was good enough that through out the night I had three more. I really cannot describe the drink in specific detail, like it flavors note to a descriptive degree. Rather I offer that it was smooth and clear in its kind of subtle bubble gum taste. Not sure why I landed there, but, that is what I kind of tasted, a dull yet lovely sweetness. I took my drink to one of their couches, where the strings lights are. The place transported me to multiple places that are all made better by the glow of twinkle lights on strings. I was in a Texas backyard feeling summer heat while critters hid under a broken pick-up. I was at a Baiyou, in a grassy plane next to swamp water hearing jokes told in Cajun tongue. I was at a place where banjo music lofted, cicadas hummed, and a summer breeze was cut. I understood why people who live in small towns do not need much more than a drink and the night to have a good time. Relaxing, looking at the string lights was a practiced that slowed time to a pleasant still. Conrad was not finding the peace of the moment, he wanted to play games. We knocked some clowns down, I played connect four against a digital player and got served. He and I settled on a Jurraissic park games. We had plenty of tokens, and we sat there and tried and tried to beat a triceretops from throwing us off a cliff, but we could never stop its charge. Our jeep fell of the cliff time and again. But it was fun trying to stop the triceratops. Especially when feeling good from the liquor of the place. The games do not break the Cowboy reality of the place, they make it better for the space is a themed bar that expands on its theme to satisfy different customers. This I think is strategic, rather than betraying the vision in boots. At nine on Saturdays this place has line dancing. We happened on this happy coincidence. So, Conrad and I then sat in hay and viewed professional line dancers practice their craft. It was fun to see them practice. The line dancing was not corny. It had energy and surprising movement. People did not do-si-do, but they did slide electrically. It was different than what I expect to do in LA, but also not. Like there would be a bar in Koreatown where line dancing occurs alongside bar games that border on the childlike and peer kitsch. It all worked not because it was so random, but because it became something collective that could be understood by many as a whole experience, not, a series of cowboy parts. I did try line dancing but it felt weird because I felt everyone had some experience with the process of line dancing. So I felt out of step with everyone. Still, I tried. This place also has a second floor. Conrad and I sat there while it was black. Meaning it had no lights. They have a balcony too. So there is a lot to do in this place and easily lends itself to a good time. Maybe one day I will ride the mechanical bull. Insane perhaps. But needed for a complete life. Yes.

Interesting western style venue in Koreatown. Just a short distance from the Wiltern…read more Excellent old fashioneds! BTW, happy hour all-day Wednesday. Yippee, it happens to be Wednesday!