Got booted out due to one of our girls in our group forgetting her ID with her boyfriend. We understood and got out. The one star is due to the bartender getting me a beer without checking my ID, and when their manager told us we would t be served, my beer was taken. In the moment it was fine, I was told I wouldn't be charged. Upon leaving I've been charged THREE TIMES. I called to get the charges reversed and they acted clueless and rude. They now won't answer any of my calls. Unprofessional. The name fits the establishment. read more

I can't comment on the food as I don't think they serve food but they have a cigarette machine. Does that count as food? I think it was $12 a pack. Well if you don't like smoking, don't come here. We don't smoke and had to wash our clothes immediately and shower before bed. Was it worth it? Yes. It's an interesting mix of folks but the common thread is everyone wants a good time!! Our server was amazing!! I'm not sure if they have karaoke every night but they did on Friday and it was a hoot! We'll be back!!! read more

Karaoke dj is trash. We were removed as a group for signing up to many times but the smoke affected the group. The dj felt emotional that we sang two songs in 30 minutes. He's an angry, old man. It's exhausting and this is the worst stop you can make. Save your money. read more

This is a smoking bar so there will be sometimes people smoking cigarettes, cigars or black and milds but they tend to open the doors (from the front and back) and have the AC running constantly. The bartenders dont take shit but are very caring and sincere. If you come here make sure you show your ID to the bar when you walk in as well. The bathrooms are always clean and if someone goes a little too hard and makes a mess, just mention it to Gina and she'll handle it in between quickly. There are a lot of regulars but 99.9% are welcoming from the front by the stage to the back of the bar stools. Drinks are cheap, I believe its 2$ beers and you can bring food in from outside if you are hungry (or door dash). The KJ (kareoke dj) is fantastic and one of the best in the business. Johnny will adjust the sound settings and mic to make sure you sound good, just don't say, "f*ck" on the mic and youre good. Its a house rule given out by the owners of the bar and is the only word you can not say on the mic. If you want to sing, just talk to him and he'll put you into the rotation with some amazing singers and some more entertaining ones. Everyone here just likes to unwind and have a good time, there's an atm if you need cash or want to tip cash and a cigarette machine that works. Ive been going here for years and many of the nights feel as if one is at a concert lineup with the talent that walks on and off the stage (Holden, Dom, Johnny, etc). As a woman ive felt very comfortable at this bar but also if you leave your drink unattended, Gina the bartender will make sure when you walk away that its moved to where she can get better eyes on it while you step out. Theres sports constantly playing on half of the TVs (about 6 or 8 total) that show hockey, football, and whatnot. Theres one pool table and you need quarters but the bar will give you change. Kareoke nights are tues 8 pm - midnight, fri. and sat. are 9 pm - 1 am. On majority of major holidays (Halloween, fourth of July, st Patrick's day) this place will have kareoke on a non kareoke day as well. If youre not sure and want to check just call the number from the Google listing. Lastly, if you want to do kareoke, be respectful to the kj, his demeanor can be sweet or grumpy like squidward but he is genuine and will do his best to make you look good. On occasion he'll sing with you if you need a duet partner and he is very good! read more

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Stopped in to check out the place, as I'd never been here before. My son had been there a few times for karaoke and wanted to go, so we stopped in. Karaoke isn't my deal, we had 1 beer and I went home, but he stayed. He went up to get another beer and one of the bartenders started hassling him about his age, so he gave her his ID. He's 29yrs old and she became belligerent and telling him his ID was fake, which it's not. She kicked him out for being underage and having a fake ID and neither is true. If you thought he was under age or had a fake ID, call the police. You don't have to make a scene. We will definitely never go back and will continue supporting Rockhouse Live and Goose's. Do better and hire bartenders with a good personality!!! read more

The bartender there is straight awful. We walked in and she instantly kicked me and my 2 girl friends out. Straight disrespectful. Will absolutely never go back. read more

Hello Gents, I came here on Oct 4th, 2018. I was denied service tonight by a older Ladie with blonde hair and blue jean shorts. When I entered this establishment I put the customary beat of $1 on the pool table to show I was next. She said I aggressively placed the quarters down, after the current game was over. To choose a pool stick. I rolled the sticks on the table to see which one was straight. I asked for a drink an was then cut off. Only for what I could believe was my opposed views on our presidency, since that was the topic of conversation at the table that she was so interested in listening to. I am saddened by the way this establishment treats their community and veterans. My advice is to relinquish the bartender of her powers and provide the community and veterans the services their due. read more

Cool little neighborhood bar. Drinks aren't expensive and still made right. Bar staff is attentive if you're a regular or a first timer. Karaoke is on Tues., Thurs., Fri., and Sat nights, usually starting at 9PM and running until 12 or 1AM depending on how many people are singing. I'd you're into karaoke the KJ has a wide variety of music and can usually find anything he doesn't have. Tuesday's and Thursday's are pretty slow for karaoke so swing by on the weekend if you want to sing and you won't be one of a handful of a people singing. They have 2 dart boards, a pool table, and a Touchtunes jukebox. You can smoke in the bar. No food served here. If you're looking for a dive to grab a few drinks at after work or when you're low on funds, you've found the place. read more

Tomfoolery Lounge - a sign saying if the bartender asks you to leave you have 5 min to comply or 30 days to think - Sports Bars Near Me - Largo, Florida

Amazing place makes ya feel like family. Very prepared for COVID and doing an amazing keeping the place clean and having everyone wear masks. read more

The place to be in Largo, the women have better mustaches than the men. Drinks aren't the only thing stiff at this place. Hope you like pee all over the bathroom floors, that goes for both bathroom. Stay Classy Largo. read more

Great hidden little gem in the area! The staff is wonderfully personable and accommodating. I left my wallet there on very intoxicated night and didn't realize for 2 full days and when I called they knew exactly what I was referring to. They had kept it aside and safe and completely untouched!! You can't buy that kind of service. You have a customer for life!! 10000000/10 if I could lol!! read more

I have been a regular here at Toms for a few months now, the service is above exceptional. It's a great bar to hang out after work, and the bartenders actually care. Courtney is my regular bartender and she is absolutely amazing. Always a fun, loving attitude and is willing to go above and beyond. This place has done a complete turnaround and is now my regular "go-to bar"! read more

Good place. Drinks are cheap and made wonderfully. Bartender is nice as are the customers I have met the handful of times I've gone. They accept cash and credit. And allow smoking inside. All in all a nice little hole in the wall for a quick drink or two. read more

I moved up to Brandenburg, KY last year from Largo, FL. The people sucked and I hated the weather, but my god, the bars. THE BARS. A mere 5 minute walk in one direction would take me to a bar called Timeout. It was usual sports/college bar. Not my deal. However, with a little more effort by walking an extra 15 minutes in the opposite direction, I was brought to the holy land. The little dive was tucked away behind a Wendy's in a small strip housing an old chinese laundry and unused space on the other side. Dark and dingy, cheap drinks, grizzled and experienced drinkers. It was my wet dream. At the tentative age of 21 I made my first adventure in on Christmas day (my birthday is 8 days before). Yes, Christmas day. I slowly grabbed the door handle and pulled gently with cautious optimism. And lo' and behold. The place was open! I stepped inside and as the door closed behind me was met with near total darkness. As I stood in the opening allowing my eyes to adjust it all came into focus. One pool table, two dart boards side by side with hardly enough room between to play, a bar randomly running down the middle of the place, a small stage to my left, 15 older t.v.s haphazardly sitting on plywood shelves lined the walls just below the ceiling. And then there, the main bar. 20 or so stools sat around the old and beaten up wood. 5 men sat at the bar, all looking at me over their shoulder, scoffing at the boy who looked too young to be in their safe haven. I stepped up to the bar, brought out my ID and ordered a pitcher of Amberbock on draft. "$7.00" WHAT?! Shaking with joy at the low price I dished out my money with a couple extra bucks for the bartender and took a seat on my stool. It rocked in an unsteady way from 2 different legs missing their caps. I talked to the men there that day and drank on deep into the night until close. I started going back more and more until I was there 5-6 days out of the week. I became a regular, known by the 5 bartenders, all the other regulars who had been there for so much longer than I, and the owner. I was accepted into the inner circle. I would go in the afternoons and spend my day and night there, shelling out my hard earned cash to the place I had come to love. Buying drinks for my fellow drinkers and having the favor returned. I started bringing only the people I most trusted into the bar. I didn't want the wrong crowd in infecting my temple. When I finally moved away a few years later, they threw me a party that was too insane to have committed to memory. So many drunken nights and days spent there. Even if it was just myself and the bartender or a few others, we could sit and talk, or say nothing at all. Anything said or left unsaid was always the perfect thing at that moment. I always tried to avoid the karaoke nights which brought the crowd I hated but were the money making nights that allowed the place to stay open for the rest of us. I still miss this bar everyday. I'd go in on occasion to help out my bartenders and have some drinks, laugh at the show, and clean up the place afterwards so it would be ready for the real drinkers the next day. Now, sitting here in Kentucky where liquor is only served in the strip clubs in my area which are 30 minutes away, or Louisville which is nearly an hour. Alcohol isn't served at all in my county on Sundays, I grow more homesick for this place each day. Luckily I'm going back down next week for a month and will walk back in, meet the new regulars, and take my seat among my fellow drunkards and favorite bartenders from whom I've been too long removed. If any of you are ever in Largo, give this place a chance. You won't regret it. read more