Experience fun and friendship at this Korean owned billiards spot. With spacious tables, bright…read morelighting, and friendly owners, it's the perfect spot for a game. Enjoy beer and soda while playing. Pool table rates are $15 an hour. Cue up the good times!

From the owner: Carom Cafe Billard Inc. is now open for your Billard pleasure. We have a 5x10 and several 4x8 carom…read moretables and several 4.5x9 tables.Come in for pool, or our Free Wi-Fi. We also, offer soft drinks, alcohol and Coffee.sit and watch the game on one of wide screen tv's or join a game. Carom Cafe and Billiards Inc. wants to be your hang-out spot for you to relax and meet with friends. We will be offering tournaments and other fun nights for your amusement.

I was in the area one early Saturday mid morning and decided to stop on and check this place out…read more They only have drinks but that includes a great coffee collection. I honestly was worried about it from the outside but overall it's a great place. I would definitely recommend trying it out for a local bar. The bar tender was great!

I recently visited with a coworker to play pool. When we arrived, a kind older gentleman with white…read morehair and a beard let us know that two tables were available, though both had issues--one had a tear in the felt, and the other had limited lighting. We initially chose the first table, assuming the tear was minor, but after taking a closer look, we realized it was much more significant than expected. We immediately requested to switch to the second table with the lighting issue, which worked out fine for us. However, when it came time to check out, another slightly younger, taller staff member with long brown hair informed us that we would be charged for both tables for the 3-4 hours we were there, even though we only used one. My coworker, who prefers to avoid confrontation, ended up paying. I did ask to speak with the older gentleman we had originally spoken to, but he was busy bartending at the time, and I had to leave to catch my Uber. I believe this situation could have been resolved more fairly with clearer communication. I've always enjoyed coming here for drinks and pool, and we make a point to tip well. That said, this experience was disappointing. While I understand that the establishment may have its challenges, better communication and customer service would go a long way. We're easygoing and patient--especially since we work in the restaurant industry ourselves--but being charged for something we didn't use (that other guests were using--mind you) despite addressing the issue upfront, felt unreasonable. Unfortunately, this experience has made me reconsider returning. There are other nearby places with well-maintained tables and better customer service that I would likely choose instead. I don't usually leave reviews, but I felt this situation warranted sharing. I hope this feedback is taken constructively.

Seoul Billiards is a hidden gem. Tucked way in the Palwaukee Plaza, Seoul Billiards have what you…read moreneed. Billiards, slots, and authentic Korean music... if you consider Mexican ranchero music. Seoul Billiards must be under management as the place didn't have any Koreans at all, but had all Hispanic employees. The crowd was actually nice and friendly and the employees were very helpful. Overall experience was great. Pool cues and tables were kept up and were fine.

This place is great, and relaxing. Very good customer service. I went here few times already and I…read morelove it

first time going here was terrible. rude bartender. i never heard of a place having 2 forms of ID…read moreand the way she communicated was really condescending and belittling. never go here. the atmosphere is uncomfortable with everyone staring at you and the bartender treating you like you dont belong either. they have their regulars and anyone outside of that isn't welcome.

It is what it is, a neighborhood watering hole "where everybody knows your name." Divey? I'd…read morerather describe this come-as-you-are joint as "down to earth." Neither trendy nor upscale, it nonetheless feels as familiar and comfortable as a well-worn easy chair. When we visited, the bar was populated with Generation X-ers and Millennials. The owner is friendly and welcoming. There is a small room in the back which can be rented for private parties. There's no kitchen, but you can bring in your own food.

This pizza was amazing, and the bartender was such a kind and caring person. I definitely look…read moreforward to returning.

Well, the old style is great energy in this place is really boisterous and wonderful! I see people…read moreeating their big burgers at the bar and they have a great conversation on Friday night. The service at the bar was really quick unfortunately I didn't order any food but maybe next time if I don't have a Pequods on order next door I consider the pizza. The boisterous bromances are real at the bar. With a couple ladies hanging around and a couple of a couples as well holding down the end of the bar.

I went to Dave & Buster's with my girlfriend to watch a boxing match a while ago maybe like a few…read moremonths We asked for a table, and the girl at the front told us we couldn't eat because we didn't have IDs. I get that there might be rules about being underage since I was 16 at the time, but the way she handled it kind of made me frustrated. I tried asking a few questions to understand but she really didn't care. No effort to help, no manager, nothing. Just straight up dismissive, like she didn't want to deal with us. We were about to leave, but then I recognized another employee I had seen the day before. She was older and actually kind. I asked her if she could help us, and she ended up getting us seated and we were able to order food. Don't get me wrong I'm glad we were able to get seated but If we weren't allowed to eat because we were under 21, then how did we end up getting seated anyway? It just makes it feel like the first worker either didn't want to help, was having a bad day, or just didn't care at all. I didn't get her name, but I remember she wore a lot of makeup, Hispanic long hair, looks kinda Asian, wore leggings that day funny looking. When we finally sat down, we had to pay before eating, which I guess I understand for younger people, but it still added to everything feeling weird but either way if they know that I'm underage why would they have me paying first and why would I order a drink with alcohol in the first place. We were there from around 3 PM to 10 PM, and during that time we saw more issues. A family sitting next to us was complaining because the waiter was taking way too long which maybe was 15-30 min, and eventually they just left (the waiter was Hispanic with short hair, glasses and looks special. Then another family came in and had problems with seating. They were told certain tables were "reserved," (by the same guy btw) but it didn't even seem true because since we were there all day, we got to see who was there and what was going on with the waiters not being able to satisfy some of the customers. Finally after they had to ask multiple times before they were finally allowed to move to a better spot to watch the big screen. During this time, the same guy (Hispanic guy, short hair, I'm assuming maybe assistant manager or actual manager which would be crazy because he was unprofessional, special looking) was making me and my girlfriend uncomfortable because every time I would look around, I would see him already side eyeing me not in a mean way but in a weird way like if he knew we weren't supposed to be there or he was just bothered that we were they're and maybe even being pissed about customers complaining about the crevice. Overall, the whole place just felt unorganized and inconsistent. One worker tells you one thing, another does something completely different which I'm thankful for because if it wasn't for that lady, we would've just wasted our time. Customer service really depends on who you get, and that shouldn't be the case. Remember, I didn't get her name but the young lady at the front had a lot of makeup, fat,long hair, looks Asian, had leggings on. The guy was wearing all black, had glasses, maybe the manager, special looking, and just bothered by us when we were just trying to have a good time since we were already frustrated.

A friend had a birthday party here. She had an area reserved, and her party included 100 starter…read morepoints or chips for games, appetizers and soft drinks/lemonade. She was allowed to bring in a cake and they had a table for her gifts. We never figured out the gaming part but that was ok with me. My daughter and I were disappointed because we couldn't get the Photo Booth to work. We do photo booths whenever we see them. We asked for help and learned that the machine doesn't take credit cards, only cash. You'd think they'd put up a sign so people would know that! The appetizers we had were pepperoni pizza bread, pigs in blankets, buffalo wings, pretzels, mozzarella sticks and sliders. The food was pretty good. I think gamers would like it here as there are a lot of options and they're always open and open late.

This place had great pizza. I used to go there in the late 90s and I live down the road on oakton…read more So good

I'm a firm believer that all roads in Chicago lead to pizza. A friend of a friend, a pandemic, a…read morepowerful hunger - the forces that converged brought me to Village, and a pizza that told me I was in the right place. Dine in or carry out, thin or thick crust, you can't go wrong; the tavern atmosphere is friendly and lively, the staff are hard working and dedicated, and the options for slice and personal size pizzas makes for easy takeout. The thin crust pizza was excellent, definitely the best I've ever had in the suburbs; quality ingredients in perfect proportions (leaving enough crust) cooked expertly, served with care. Can't wait to return soon.