Hall of Fame Billiards Sports Bar & Grill

Food isn’t bad. Staff is friendly. Chill place to play some pool.

Great place to go during the day. Waitress was polite and came over to ask us how everything was a couple times. It’s not easy having that job at a pool hall, kudos to her.
Jukebox works, tables aren’t beaten up and not a dirty place at all. The sticks are pretty bad I must say but that’s what you expect if you don’t bring your own cue’s. Definitely going back again since it’s close to me and its at a good location

Walked in here on a Saturday night. The place is huge. And jam packed with tables. Too many tables. All very close to one another.
The table was scratched and pot-​marked. The felt needed to be replaced. The cues were dirty and of poor quality.
It took 15 minutes for a waitress to come offer us drinks. (Remember, there were maybe 5 tables being used in the whole place.) Promised us Killians on tap but instead brought us $ 4.50 bottles.
About 30 minutes into our game, an animated pair of men came in and were placed at the table right next to us. We spend the next 20 minutes waiting for them to move out of the way so we could play. They left without paying for their beers, leaving the waitress with the tab. We know this because she complained to us about it.
The rate was $ 10/​hour. The experience was worth about half that. Maybe less.

This was the first time I’ve been in a «real» pool hall, and the first time I’ve even played pool since college.
My boyfriend and I went here on Saturday night after going out to dinner. It as almost 10:00 and the place was not crowded at all… which was a plus, since it can be annoying to have to keep saying, «Excuse me,» to folks playing pool at the next table. We had our option of playing at a large or small table, and the staff was friendly and helpful. A waitress came by several times to check if we needed anything, and the cashier even came by to ask if we’d been taken care of.
The music kind of sucked, but that would be my only gripe. The volume kept going up and down, the songs would cut out here and there, and it was predominately radio pop music (Rhianna, Katy Perry, Selena Gomez, etc.) I’m not sure what typical «pool hall music» is supposed to be, but that didn’t seem to be very fitting.