Bar à l'ambiance musicale rock et métal. Il est composé de…read morenombreux snooker, de billards, de baby-foot (50cent/partie), de jeux de fléchettes et de flippers. C'est assez sympa pour passer un début de soirée tranquillement entre potes.

From the owner: Tatoo sur snooker Un vrai bar à jeux pour ceux qui recherchent les challenges lors des moments de…read moredétente. Une grande salle avec de nombreux billards, des cibles pour les jeux de fléchettes et enfin, pour les plus aventuriers, un véritable salon de tatouage et son serpent. De quoi ressortir entièrement décoré de trophées.

Located in a real underground, out of the way place, the Billiard Center is a nice place for…read moreplaying pool/billiards. Full service bar, with a happy hour special from 16:00 - 18:30 that involves free snacks and buy two, get one free beer. Yeah... big deal. The pool tables, balls and ques are in OK condition for a pool bar. The music ranges from good to remixed electro pop. The service is very friendly. The bar itself offers a wide selection of drinks, basic selection of food and of all things: cigars. There is a large screen and beamer for watching sports. Also a few pinball, foosball and video games.

Went to shoot pool out here on a Sat. night. It wasn't crowded at 9 pm. The place has a bar…read moresection in front with tables and their is a separate room room for foosball and darts, which I didn't go into. There was a waitress, which we didn't realize when we initially ordered at the bar, who also administers the pool time. Staff speaks some English. The tables are nice and pool sticks were all terrible. As we were there, it started to get crowded. Problem is the layout of the tables are too close to each other, so you end up bumping into people and gets worse when a group of eight shows up to play at one table. There are a few tables that are on the outskirts that can handle that crowd. Didn't stay too long, but noticed there were a number of groups waiting to play, so go early.

We had a great time there, and the receptionist was very helpful to show us the way to the airport…read moreafterwards. Just take the jam from the city, and walk within 5mins, you will probably get there.

I love the "Old days, never changed a thing" feel to it…read more Don't get fooled by the not so updated interior style (more about that below) they were some of the first ones who were following very strict organic rules. They were really early part of this movement, back early when it wasn't a movement yet and people wanting organic food were considered weird outsiders. They are part of Goût mieux (natural ingredients, seasonal, regional, organic, animal and eco friendly). Due to that, the menu might seem limited but it offers everything you need, be it meat, vegetarian or vegan. I loved the mussles which were a seasonal special, and the crispy chicken (breadcrumbed and fried lil scallops) were delicious, too. Considering this is in the heart of Zurich's old town and they use high quality ingredients the food is very reasonable priced. You can also play billiard or cards, it has a very relaxed and friendly vibe. I also appreciate the noise level. Sometimes when a restaurant is fully booked you end up screaming or hardly talking with each other but not here. I truly believe they haven't changed much during the past 30 years concerning the interiors. In times where it seems traveling becomes slowly obsolete because you find the very same cafes and restaurants in all trendy cities (that so urban, classy yet relaxed oh its so NYC kind of style) this restaurant is a city treasure. Much of this true old style restaurants are disappearing or already have disappeared a long time ago just to give place to new restaurants which try to be nostalgic and from the good old days. This place is a 100% real. The waiting staff was very friendly.

Restaurant Schlauch is the kind of down-to-earth place you (at least I) immediately feel "at home"…read more With more than 70 years of restaurant history, it seems to be one of the most traditional places in Zurich. Named after an early affiliation with the Zurich fire fighters, the German word "Schlauch" translates into hose. The food is very good, with a focus on organically and locally produced ingredients. The menu, and the whole place in general, is more comparable to a "Bierhalle" than to a classy Restaurant. However, the atmosphere (e.g. the kind of local people coming here) is very distinct from Bierhalle - most notably it is much quieter and more cozy. Next to the usual menu card, there are three daily full menus, including soup and salad. Check out their homepage for details. There is also the possibility to play pool, snooker and carambole. Totally recommend, especially when you want to have a relaxed evening with friends!