Team Artemis Too loves Graham and our weekly Wednesday trivia at the Woods! he's the best and we'll…read morekeep coming back for our 8 week challenge!! Win, lose or draw. Let's go!

Amazing trivia!! Sarah is the best host and the best trivia is when she's running it!! Coming from…read morea loyal team at thirsty crow (crowfully thirsty).

STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING AND LISTEN!…read more Once you hear these six words, you know that you are in for an evening of always entertaining team trivia with the guys and gals from Pop Quiz Trivia (the artist formerly known as OC Pop Quiz). In the fall of 2013, Pop Quiz Trivia started at Kelly's Korner Tavern in Placentia (they've been around longer than that tho) and we happend to be there on one of their first nights. At first, we were mildly annoyed by the host (sorry, Dougie) because he was interrupting our beer drinking with his trivia game. After initially declining to play in the first round, we quickly realized that we knew many of the answers that he was looking for. We entered the game in the second round and before we realized it, a trivia team monster was born. Typically, Pop Quiz Trivia's games consist of six rounds of team trivia play. Rounds 1 and 6 ususally consist of six one point questions and one bonus question. If you are lucky enough to get bonus question correct, you will have the opportunity to roll the bonus dice (or die if you prefer). The result of your roll could get your team beers purchased by the host, the opportunity to win more points, or the opportunity to steal a point from another team. Rounds 2 is typically a 10 point round that centers on one specific topic. You may have identify nine movies based on a brief plot description and then your 10th point is earned by determining what is the common thread with all nine movies. Round 3 is usually a nine point round with one bonus question. There are only three questions in the round but each question has three opportunities for you to score points. Round 4 is the picture round where you have to identify the object in the picture. It can be harder than it sounds. Round 5 is the most hated round of the game - the Who Am I round. In this round, you get five questions to identify someone that is truly a household name. After each question is asked, the amount of points that you can receive decreases by two. Also, once you turn in your answer, you can not change your answer and if you are incorrect - NO POINTS FOR YOU! (There is nothing more depressing than pulling the trigger too early and missing out on all points for this round). Here's a little known tip for this round. If you turn in your answer BEFORE any of the clues are read and you are correct, you will earn 20 points. Good luck with that! Also in rounds 1 and 6, there is the opportunity to make a double or nothing wager. If you believe you have all six questions answered correctly, you can check the double or nothing box earn 12 points for a perfect round. If you have one question wrong though, you get a goose egg for that round and it will be difficult to come back from that. The host will review the standings after each round so you'll know how your competition is doing. At the conclusion of the game, prizes are awarded to the top three teams. What these prizes are truly depends on what location you are playing at. It could be cash, it could be a percentage off of your tab, or it could be a gift card for future visit to the establishment that you are playing at. The games are quite spirited. Rivalries definitely develop but so have some friendships with people that otherwise you probably wouldn't have chatted with. In order to be successful at this game, you do have to carefully consider how you construct your team. It would be difficult to be successful at this game without have an effective balance of both genders and a variety of ages on your team. This isn't just about sports, movies, and history. There is going to be a question about Project Runway on here so be sure your team can "make it work." Our team has played at Kelly's, Slater's 50/50, C4, and The Post. We don't always win but it is always a good time. Because we've been to a number of their locations, we've seen almost all of the hosts do there thing. Each one of them brings something different to the game and makes it their own. If you are looking for something different to do during the week, check out the closest Pop Quiz Trivia location to you. It is a fun way to hang out with your friends on a school night.

There's a ton of trivia all over Orange County but I've found this group puts on the best and most…read moreentertaining nights. I first found them over a decade at the now deceased skaters 50/50 then followed them over to Kelly's in placentia. Doug who's the head of it knows wtf he's doing and makes it a point to make his games fun and entertaining with his banter. If you see them scheduled somewhere near you definitely check them out. The experience and the game setup seems superior to other hosts in the area. Definitely worth checking out.

Party Plan-it knows how to run a successful trivia at any gathering! Hosts Casey and Nick are…read moreexperienced and command the room with their incredible personalities and warm energies. They had rounds that were truly unique and were not seen at any other trivia night. They can even customize it for your event. Cannot recommend them enough!

Casey and Nick are the best hosts around. Their games are so well thought out, and they bring life…read moreto the party. I've been to a few of their events, and there's no way you won't have a good time. Casey and Nick are so fun and energetic and they will make you leave with a smile (even if you lose). With Party Plan-It, trivia is really fun, and you'll want to keep going back again and again.

Best trivia we have done as a group! Come down to the Harp on Wednesday nights for a great time at…read morea great bar!

Trivia rocks !! Sgt pepperoni in irvine every Monday…read more Highly recommend Pour house trivia

For the past two winters we have played Roy's trivia at the Cantina in Indio on Thursday nights…read more Forty questions, primarily multiple choice, some easy and some very hard. Roy tells jokes, interacts with all in the restaurant and we all have a really good time. Highly recommend this for couples or groups.

Great questions. Not easy but really fun. Host was engaging and entertaining and funny.read more

The family feud game was a lot of fun. Dean was a great host. It was a great low key way to end our…read moreday's meeting.

Had fun with Dean! Company team building event with the entire engineering team. Played a trivia…read moregame.

Definitely a fan of SteelCraft locations, this is my 2nd as we tend to end up a the one in Long…read moreBeach a few times a year. The layout feels familiar but very much unique. Love their wide open dining space, kids area and even dance floor. Restrooms require a code, but you can get them from any of the restaurants/long-standing vendors. Food variety is perfect with awesome eats at Tacos Arandas (veggie friendly), Barrio (our friend Sid's favorite), Un Rinconcito Argentino (an instant hit with my Argentinian), Pana's Cafe, Panda Sal's, ChocoFaberries, Off Duty Beer + Wine and others. They even have a full arcade and ample parking in back. Service is top tier. Even the employees who help keep SteelCraft thriving are personable. Family friendly, friend group friendly, pet friendly and very welcoming of everyone. Definitely making Downtown Bellflower even more of a hub. Free Wifi. Free Parking, including street parking with no restrictions after 6pm. Live Music on certain days as well as events. Open at 7am daily at the corner of Bellflower Blvd/Oak Street. Closing hours vary, though go until 11pm Friday - Saturday, and until 9 or 10 pm on other nights. Hope to see a couple more of these in Greater LA especially in big hub areas like the San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley and/or DTLA in the future.

There's lots of parking, which makes this place super easy and convenient to visit. It's set up…read morelike a food court with tons of different food options, so it's great if everyone in your group wants something different. We ended up going to the Asian spot, where I ordered the beef bulgogi. The portion size was huge and definitely filling. The food came out really fast, and there were plenty of seating areas to choose from. Overall, it's a very casual, easygoing hangout spot that's good for a relaxed meal with friends or family.

I rented this venue to host my book launch and it was truly magical. Brandon is such a great host…read moreand makes you feel so welcome from the moment you walk in. First off, the space is so cute and perfect, which made the event feel even more special. Second, all the staff was amazing , attentive, kind, and incredibly helpful throughout the entire evening. Third, the overall atmosphere of the venue really elevated the experience and made the night feel magnificent. From the lighting to the layout, everything came together beautifully and created the perfect setting for such an important milestone. I'm so grateful to have celebrated my book launch in this space. I would absolutely recommend this venue to anyone looking to host a special event. It truly made the night unforgettable.

Being my first time I order a passion fruit rum punch, and it, I love it the bartender made it with…read morea lot love excellent customer service, Carol gave me an amazing service , the ambient it's very lovely for a nice romantic night, cozy it has the back yard look that invites you to sit and enjoy a nice night out with the special someone or with friends very clean inside this amazing place there is the food from casa de lola with the most delicious food you should try it, I try the empanadas