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Pickle Haus

4.4 (43 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Happy hour specials

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Julie G.

We played here last night, and had a drink and delicious dinner. Omg! This is the largest, Lamborghini of Pickleball clubs. Great prices, fun events planned, many courts, balls provided, and all over fun spot. I only wish I lived closer. I am over an hour away in Chicago....damn. We played with very good people. And at one point helped teach two newbies. Then we had drinks and fantastic food. I will be back, when visiting my friend.

Eduardo D.

We were thinking about a venue for this years Friendsgiving celebration and we landed on Pickle Haus. We had 15 people in our party so we contacted an Event Coordinator. After a telephone discussion, we got a cabana and 2 courts. When we arrived, we were informed that the cabana was ready and 1 court. We informed the receptionist that we reserved 2 courts, she checked the system and let us know that we had only 1. As well pulled up our text confirmations, it only indicated time but no court information. The receptionist looked and they did not have another opening so it was the cabana and 1 court. She asked us if we still wanted it and we said, yes since everyone is here. As the party went to the area, I hung back to speak to a manager. I explained to the manager that it was upsetting that there was a mistake. She said the best she can do since there were no open courts that she can extend the time 45 minutes. Also, when I asked how much to rent paddle, she said she would give me 4 at no charge (which was nice). When we got to our court, the previous party was still there and had to be asked to clear the area. The courts were great! It was well kept and had enough space in the out of bounds area so it was safe. The entire place has 12 courts and the atmosphere was lively. There is a restaurant for food and a walk up bar. Since we had a cabana, we had a server but the problem was that they only had 2 servers for the entire place, so you can imagine the slow service we had. The few times the server would come by, he didn't notice that our 1 pitcher of water would be empty and we had to ask a few times if he can refill it. We ordered Nachos and Hummus and pita and a few drinks. It came out to about $21 a person. Overall, the games and the time we had hanging with friends and family it was great! Our pickle ball "serves" were fast and furious but this place lacked good service. I feel the proper thing the staff should have done from the get go was to offer something for the inconvenience of not having 2 courts for our party. I had to wait back and ask. Especially for a big party. Our future Friendsgiving Outings will be pickleball but not sure we would come back.

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Chris H.

Have a beer and appetizers and enjoy a good long game of pickle ball. What a great concept to drink and exercise. Service was quick and easy apps were great. We stayed there an extra hour. We're planning on going again.

Carly M.

Thai was our first time here and it was so much fun! It's great for people who love pickleball and want to play with friends competitively or just for fun. They also have a golf simulator which I would like to try next time. You can also rent paddles if you don't have your own. We order flatbread and better than I was expecting from a place like this. Drinks were fine nothing memorable but decent. We had 2 servers and they were both very friendly and helpful. My friends and I can't wait to come back! We wish it was closer to us because we live closer to the north shore.

Jim F.

We stopped in at Pickle Haus to check out the tournament they had going on and to grab some drinks and appetizers. Our pretzel bites were fantastic and would definitely order them again. The drink menu leaves a lot to be desired. Couldn't find any beers that I was interested in so decided on the Coors Light. Told they do not carry Coors anymore even though on the menu so had to go with Bud Light instead (which wasn't on the menu). My wife wanted Captain and Diet. They do not carry Captain Morgans which is odd for a bar. The pickleball courts looked outstanding and like a great place to play. Would love to go back and play but wouldn't go back for food and drinks.

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Great experience. Wait staff incredible. Food good. Nice atmosphere to be with friends

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Nice facility. Some of the courts have blind spots where the sun is right in your eyes. Not a fan of the in house "pro".

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3 years ago

Love this place! The Pickleball is so fun it is so clean. The bartenders are great. The cocktails and food are good. Highly recommend.

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Great food and great place to play! If you ate looking for a casual place to play pickleball then I highly recommend!

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