A low-key venue situated on the second floor of a building in the backstreets of Digbeth. It has a…read moremain hall, VIP room and an arcade you have a choice of how you could spend your time here from 4am on weekdays or 6am on weekends. Being a smaller venue more banter tends to occur between tables when a freak event occurs such as busting a snooker ball off the table. Its a laid-back and friendly atmosphere, and if you want to avoid making conversation with your neighbouring tables every other minute there's a VIP area for a more private and exclusive snooker game. If you tire of snooker altogether, there is an arcade where you can play on a Xbox or Playstation for hours on end. The opening hours are late, so if you're trying to lay low for a while you could always rent out the arcade and sleep in there, and return to the scene when things have blown over. A snooker hall with multiple functions - what more could you ask for?

I'm not a massive pool shark but, thanks to Rileys' 24 hour license and abundance od tables, it's…read morealways an available option when you're not in the mood for going 'out out' or simply sitting around drinking. Of course, a bar is available (of course!) but tee-totallers who enjoy a game of pool are sure to be entertained with over 20 tables available to punters. Unfortunately, as with most pool halls I've encountered (a lot of them that have been Rileys, in fact) it does seem a bit dark and dingy in there - and, given the nature of the place, it does attract large groups of males. I've never encountered trouble in there but a couple of times have received looks off the kind of naughty boys mommy warned me not to play with. Still, people generally keep themselves to themselves and the bar staff are friendly - reasonable pint prices too, so a more than decent way to kill an hour or two when the city's more visceral thrills don't appeal.

I had no idea that 24 hour pool places existed! What an experience on the early hours after closing…read moretime in the nearby Arcadian bars. We had lots of fun, although it was very random! There was a complete mixture of people in there, as you can imagine at 4am in the morning. But random none the less, we had a few games of pool, a couple of drinks and had a really good time. I won't pretend and say that I'm a regular pool player as I'm not. In fact, I'd probably go as far as saying that the only time I'm any good is by fluke. The pool tables seemed good condition but again, I'm not a pro! Even though it was very early in the morning, the staff were all chirpy and seemed happy to have such a lively crowd in!

Churchill's is a great place for a game of snooker or american pool, it's open 24 hours, has…read morereasonably priced drinks, friendly staff and you can even grab a decent bite to eat there. Oh yeh and they offer free hire of the function room

clean place to go to play snooker. its open27 hours. function room avaliable.read more

I nipped into here to use the loo quickly which the lady at the bar said was okay. I would never of…read moreWalked into here otherwise. As I walked through I noticed this lounge was a pretty cool hangout for hotel guests but could also make a great pace for outside guests. They have great brightly coloured lighting that works well with the high end finish of the decor. Great seating options and a huge bar. The have a pool table which is FREE to play and also have sports or the news on TV. This place reminded me of hotels in shoreditch that have hip and trendy bars on their lower floors. Definaitly a place worth checking out again soon and hold fire on an update to this review.

I didn't actually like Snooker until a friends of mine asked me to go with them to Pershore Road…read moreand have a couple of games with them at Perfection Snooker Club. I've never played snooker and actually enjoyed it as much as I did when I went to this place. It's full of avid snooker lovers who really feel passionate about the game; but there's also people in there who are like me, that would just like to have a bit of fun. I like the fact it's not too big like some of the other major larger establishments and it also doesn't cost as much as some of the other places. We managed to play a few games and also have a few drinks, all on our budget of about £50 between the 6 of us. Personally, I'd recommend it to anyone who's looking to play snooker in a nice, cosy establishment which isn't too expensive.

Perfection provides snooker tables for those who like snooker - which is a good start…read more I'm not an avid snooker player but I enjoy a game now and then. It is a large hall and can be relatively empty at times. I've played snooker here quite a few times and you find that you can be immersed in your game, uninterrupted for hours. It has a lot of loyal customers from around Stirchley, so there is lots of camaraderie and great deal respect for the club. You'll rarely find any nonsense going on there. Essentially, It's a friendly local with lots of snooker tables. I've watched an England game there, and on one of the occasions where we actually won a match, me and my mates played snooker all afternoon in celebration of a very rare victory. If you like playing snooker for hours on end and live in Stirchley then head down to Perfection.

The service wasn't all that bad at this place, though as a pub it really didn't have much in the…read moreway of charm. In a way it sort of felt more like an old man's pub, though when I was here it was pretty dead. Mind you, it was a Friday when I was here, so that sort of does say something about the place. However, yeah, it really wasn't all that great.

Breakfast Review:…read more Villa vs Stoke. (Villa lost again). Went there at 10:00 for breakfast, (the website says they are open at 9:00am). The guy through the window gestured 20 minutes. We went away and came back. The place was heaving!? We ordered a breakfast. It was £4.79, coffee was an extra £1.00, It came on a sizzling platter. The bottom layer was covered with tiny cubed sautéed potatoes. There was a couple of succulent sausages, 2 rashers of tasty bacon, a black thing, (turned out to be a mushroom), grilled tomato, slice of toast and a couple of fried eggs on top. My first thought was that we were in a Wetherspoons, but apparently, we were not. It's similar in the 'feel' when you are inside. It's a very busy city centre pub, right next to New Street Station, hence its popularity, no doubt. The breakfast was good. The decor was clean and modern, it was let down slightly by the atmosphere - but it was a local derby football match, so the whole of the city centre was likely to be tense. It's a shame really. If t wasn't a football day, I'd be happy to recommend the place.

7th Anniversary Memorial Event for Oliver Mee Memorial Match at Hadley Stadium 7 p.m. followed by…read moreMusical Tribute Evening Friday 20th June 2014 at Sandwell Snooker Centre.

very pleasent experienceread more

This closed down years ago! The club underneath was dodgy but upstairs was a laugh. Nowhere to go…read morein dudley now

Now called Chikks - not a very good place, has and always will have a bad reputation for trouble…read moreespecially more so now as they continue to host garage/44/speed garage nights. More for the underage kids who are full of attitude

This pub come snooker hall is a great place to relax when you have some spare time…read more It has 16 full-size snooker tables and plenty of space to play without ever having to worry about the cues hitting the wall. It's normally quite busy without ever being packed and is significantly cheaper than other less-well furnished snooker clubs around the area. They charge per amount played so you dont have to worry about ticking over on to the next hour and the drinks and snacks are very reasonably priced. There is sufficient parking although because it's near traffic lights it can be difficult to get on to the front because of the queues.