Just what I've been looking for. Great old school pool hall. Allows minors with parents before 8…read morepm. Rates reasonable. Great selection of beers. Tables play great but have tight pockets. Will be back!

So I called back and spoke to employee that said even if you come at 6:50 at 7 you will be charged…read morethe new rate I said that's horrible business strategy like my second hour started at 6:50 you should honor the hour even if it goes over 7 what kind of logic is that please stay away from this place

I went here last week for my friend's birthday and it was so much fun! The staff was so friendly…read moreand accommodating and my friend really enjoyed herself. I liked the dark vampy vibe of the place. We got drinks and pizza, and even got to do karaoke. Having the complimentary popcorn was an extra nice touch.

We went for the Nerdology Trivia Night. All the tables were completely full but one of our friends…read morewas able to get there early and snag one. The trivia is very movie-specific so it's difficult if that's not your area of expertise, but fun to watch people show off their knowledge. The speakers were a bit loud, but the questions are put up on the TV screens all around the room, so it's easy to see them. I ordered one of the pizzas and the server was able to guide me to a vegetarian one I could order and add pepperoni to half of, which was super helpful. They are frozen and pre-made, so nothing spectacular, but they're also under $20. And there's free popcorn available for snacking on too, which is fun.

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!

Blatt Billiards is awesome! They have a wide variety of top pool cue brands including Predator,…read moreCuetec, and McDermott. I went in the store looking for a carbon fiber shaft. Angela and Brian were very knowledgable and helpful. Brian also does cue repairs. 10/10 service. Highly recommend!

This is my Saturday afternoon place to relax. Nice tables, decent house cues, and good music to…read morelisten to. Steve and Mia are welcoming. People that come here are friendly. If you have questions about the game, they will help you out. It's like Cheers where everybody knows your name. The only problem is the women's bathroom is shared with men. Some men can't read the sign in the bathroom saying to be courteous and put the seat back down. Other than that, this is a wonderful way to de-stress and enjoy day.

This place must be Jewish owned with the prices they have. Played for an hour 2 other friends and…read moregot 2 pitchers was charged over $80. No music being played unless someone pays for the jukebox. Would rather go to dive bar late night or Dave n busters for cheaper

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.

So I hadn't been here since my last review so I decided to come check it out and noticed the…read morechanges. I am happy to see they added a few new tables but I have to be honest the service definitely changed. There was a guy bartender there who I assume has to be new that wanted to spend more time on his phone than taking care of customers. Plus why would he be sitting on the beer coolers ? For all he knows I work for the board of health. Was glad to see the same security as when it was Brickyard as we were leaving. He explained how it's still the same owners just a new name. He also apologized for the rude behavior of the bartender, and said he would talk to the bar manager about it when he came in.

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 !

Best vibe. The decor is amazing I love the beers here. They have the Hitachio Yuzu Lager which is…read morereally hard to find. Evan the bartender is always awesome and makes amazing custom cocktails.

Low key neighborhood pub sorta vibe. Although it's no the kinda place you'd go to "pick up chicks…read moreor meet guys", It does however have a lot of the right components for a great night out with friends and a place to meet new ones. Also, the cocktails are really interesting. The names alone are worth checking out. Go check it out...

Met up with a friend on a Friday night for an early happy hour dinner. Since we didn't have…read morereservations, the host let us know they'd need the table back in about 1.5 hours. No problem... except no one came to us for ever. We were maybe 1 of 4/5 tables in the place. Finally we flagged down someone who got our drinks going. Looks like he was the bartender - bar did have people too. Took awhile to get some food going as well, but we did eventually. Staff was friendly, so other than the waiting, it was a great time. We had some froses which were yummy. Wings were good and we LOVED the crab cakes, though we thought they were on the small side. Loved atmosphere and definitely will come back.

I decided to try The Local Peasant because I wanted a good ole California breakfast and absolutely…read morelove this name. And it fits this venue perfectly. Sherman Oaks is gritty and the section of Ventura Boulevard that houses TLP is almost brutalist in its anti-establishment aesthetic. You would never know it was here if you didn't either live in the neighborhood or seek it out as I did. It is sandwiched between a completely non-descript place that I didn't even look at and a crystals shop with grafitti-etched windows (unfortunately!) but some really cool beads. Inside is the same -- no frills, a dress-down and survive-if-you-dare vibe. My pictures will illustrate what I mean. Nevertheless, the friendly service (shout out to our server, Patrick), the menu, and the quality of the food are well worth it. Again, see what we ordered in the photos attached. Everything was delicious. The floor, tables, and chairs were all clean. There is some kind of post-apocalypse rhumba going on with the ceiling treatment. It is almost reverse-logic art with all the shading (stains? velour movement?) and utilitarian installation it reveals. Love the walls though, and the worn distressed wood everywhere (see the pix, folks). A bonus was watching the Masters (Patrick let us linger) and sitting by a giant window that was open to the street. Parking is up a block or so on either side. We always find safe spots in Sherman Oaks. The music seemed to be one CD of an unknown (to me) vocal artist and was pleasant. The crowd was friendly and the whole atmosphere was like one big homey grunge party. You know those mornings you fall out of bed and almost don't want to change out of your pajamas or yoga threds? This is the place to go. I loved it. (NOTE: You may have to refresh this page twice to see my pictures, for some reason. grrrrrr)

One of the hidden gems in this area. Love taking my out of town friends here when picking up them…read moreup from Burbank. Love the vibe and we dress the era. The drinks are excellent.

The Rendition Room has become my go-to place anytime I'm in the LA area. Easy to get to, no hassle…read moreparking & multiple venues at one location. I travel often throughout the US and speakeasies are what I search for. The others should use The Rendition Room as their criteria. The food (delivered from Vitello's) was delicious. Sausage & Pepper skillet this time. The adult beverages were again, spot on. The primary focus here is the superb mixologist & cocktail naming master Scott. I did the Baked Bourbon Old Fashioned this visit. Great conversation with history of the drink included, fantastic enthusiasm, and wonderful entertainment. All while making every patron feel important & included or as private as they want. This trip also included The Velvet Martini Lounge (upstairs) for after dinner live music. Also a great find. Scott, thanks again. TIL next time.