One of my favorite places to play pool! They have pool tournaments that anyone can join, but are…read morevery competitive! Usually on weekends it's packed, but you're able to join the list and they call when your table is ready. They have food, which is just bar food. A good selection of drinks on draft and in cans. The ambiance is nice with dim lights and a jukebox!

An old school pool hall that is the most affordable and fun time you will ever have. The time to…read moreplay is cheap. Affordable in a time where everything other outside activity in town is super expensive. The cliental ranges from seasoned pool players young and old to beginners to the game like me. A relaxed atmosphere where you can have a beer. A decent selection of beers on tap with music playing throughout. Friendly staff and a spacious pool hall having over thirty pool tables. Have gone there twice with my wife and grandson. We are just learning but the time playing was great. A good place to learn the game as well as enjoy a nice beer. If you're a seasoned player or a beginner like me. I would definitely recommend coming here to play. The best time without breaking the bank. Play here.

The Break Room - The Only Room I Take a Break In. Tremendous Balls, People!…read more Let me tell you--The Break Room is absolutely fantastic. Incredible name. Beautiful place. When I heard it was a pool bar, I thought we were talking swimming, folks. Brought my red trunks and everything. But no--billiards! Way better. Much drier. Very smart move. You walk in, and boom--TVs everywhere. Sports on every screen. Football, baseball, golf, even one showing curling. Yes, curling. I said, "Is this Canada?" But it was San Diego, and it was perfect. The energy? Electric. Like a MAGA rally but with more nachos and slightly fewer chants. Now the pool tables--wow. Pristine. Leveled like the electoral map in 2016. The cue sticks? Strong. Straight. Tremendous aim. I sank the 8-ball on my third turn. People were clapping. One guy cried. He said, "That was the most patriotic shot I've ever seen." It was. Drinks? Ice cold. Beers from every country, even ones I've put tariffs on. Cocktails? Dangerous. I had something called "The Break Down." Delicious. Very strong. One sip and you start believing you could run the country. (Which I have. Twice.) The food? Classic bar food but next level. Wings that are huge--not like those little flappy ones you get at the sad chains. These are American Eagle wings, folks. The kind of wings that deserve a salute. And the people--salt of the earth. Beautiful people. Great conversations. I told one guy I used to own a football team, and he said, "That explains your arm." Very flattering. Might give him a cabinet position. Final thoughts: The Break Room is where champions unwind. Great games, great drinks, even better company. If you're looking to shoot some pool, shout at the TV, and drink something cold while looking amazing doing it--this is your bar. Would I go back? I never left. They gave me my own locker. It just says "THE DON." -- Donald J. Commander-in-Cheers

They need more than one bartender on a Friday night been waiting almost 20 minutes and have yet to…read moreeven order a drink the bartender seems overwhelmed . I won't be coming here again waste of time coming here when I could've been somewhere else 2 drinks down .

If you are looking for a late-night thing to do other than Bowling where to bring your teenager and…read moretheir friends, this is a great spot, it's a Fun and Friendly environment to play billiards. Always have a line whenever we come but waiting time goes quickly coz they have Plenty of Billiard Tables. Extra chairs for parents like us while waiting for them are plenty around to sit in. The Game my wife paid for the kids is per hour and she usually gets 2 or 3 billiard tables. Parking is hard when every other business place is still open, so we always come here when every other store or restaurant is closed.

Nice place to play billiards with friends/family. My husband and I come here often. Parking can be…read moretricky Friday-Sunday but not the fault of the business. Employees are usually kind and helpful which makes the experience much better. Waiting time can be long depending on days but mostly in the evenings so be prepared to wait. This establishment does not sell food but they do sell drinks and some snacks here. Nice thing is, you can bring in food and drinks from outside but just be courteous and don't leave a mess. *Website states reviews get you 20% off but it wasn't honored when presented which was a bummer.

Takes less than 30 mins to get a table usually, drinks are good, music is good, everyone is nice.read more

Stopped in here to play pool recently and had a great time! It's your classic billiard room with a…read morefull bar. Cynthia the bartender was super cool and made our time there fun! I can't say my pool skills improved by any means but definitely great playing nonetheless. They were maybe 30 tables to play at and I was surprised it was busy for a weekday. It's an easy place to practice and hang out with friends!

The old Good Guys tavern was sold and morphed into this new place. Let's just say I miss Good Guys…read moregreatly. When they first opened under the new name, the place had super bright lighting. Really it was weird, like medical operating room brightness...They ended up shading the lights and painted the walls dark?? Better, appropriate ambience. It's a lot more modern and cleaner than ever though. Well, so they call it a taphouse now. Which means they are a craft beer bar. With less than average beer selection on tap for a taphouse in my opinion. They do have a large can selection that pushes them up a star. Many one-off beers and smoothie styles which can be difficult to obtain. There's only one person working the bar, which has always been a friendly female. Which is appropriate for the 90% male clientele. You gotta figure this works everywhere. Take it from someone who knows, as I worked as a bartender and barback for many years. Serving beer is one thing, but it's tough getting a male bartending job in general. The selection could be better. However, the problem I have with this place is the exorbitant prices of the draft beers. This is considering the area, which is on Broadway in Lemon Grove. I mean we are talking 9 and 10$ beers here. For example, Frank the Dank- a double IPA is 10$ here. And I know where I can get these for $5 a pint... and I'm not telling where either! Actually if you do really read my reviews, this information will be eventually leaked out if it already hasn't been.. But yeah I'm sorry, but this why you are empty 80% of the time. Who can afford this in this permanently depressed area/neighborhood? The working men of course, who aren't ready to go home and deal with that nagging significant other..

I've been to Lemon City Taphouse three times now and it's just fine. The selection is the best…read morepart, by far. There is definitely something for everyone, including non-alcoholic options. My biggest complaint would be the prices. I paid $10 for a pint of Two Towns cider, and $15 for a 19oz can of Boochcraft. The staff is always very friendly, and happy to help with beverage selection. With this being the only real craft beer option in Lemon Grove, it's a good stop, it's just going to cost you a little more.

Love this bar on Adams ave in normal heights. The drinks are strong, tons of beer on tap. The…read morebartenders I have met are cool and so nice. It's a great pub inside, lots of Irish lore on the walls. Only thing- DO NOT PARK BEHIND you will be towed. Even if it's 15 min.

So it a good bar. And the bartender was fun. But if you want to piss off 45 year old golfers…read more It's not you place. I don't know what was going on, but they are sensitive white folk in there

Staff treatment is disappointing. My friends and I love BLVD and have been making a point to come…read moreevery week. Had my ID denied this week, the bartender lied that it scanned as "not a real ID" twice, despite it being my government identification. I'm from out of state, so I understand the speculation. We live down the street & I waited outside while my friend brought my passport. They shut all the doors and windows on us while just waiting outside, which is excessive but understandable. Eventually they turned away a 10+ group deeming all of our valid IDs as underage, including my passport. I understand compliance, but being unnecessarily rude to regular customers who provide business was frustrating. Not surprised SDSU students don't go anymore. None of us will be returning. On a better note, Corbin's and The Mesa down the street are much more fun & welcoming! Highly recommend giving your money to a better business.

Questionable customer service and how they treat people but the spot is alright. Ambiance is goodread more

Main thing this has going for it is 2 pool tables & some solid dad rock…read more The staff . . .changes a lot, and typically cold if not outright rude. The drinks . . .almost all mixer. And can someone do something about the smell?

Shelby, Amy, and Anna are the best bartenders there I look forward to coming wed/thursd…read moreFriday/saturday and Tuesday they are the best and make this place totally worth it