Wreck Room is an interesting place in a somewhat difficult to find location. You can follow GPS…read moreuntil you arrive to the strip mall then you have to go to the back of the building where you will find it on the basement level. Overall, it's not really a dive bar but not a "regular" bar either. It feels like someone bought a bunch of pool tables, found a large business spot, and set up a bar without much decoration or a theme or anything else. Not saying it's a bad thing, but the place is interesting. The drinks are cheap and service is good. However, I wasn't a big fan of paying for $12/hour for pool especially on a weekday.

I haven't played on a full-size pool table in a very long time. On a Saturday night, they had quite…read morea few tables open too. I felt bad for the one and only visible employee at the bar. The establishment should have more than one employee working, especially on a Saturday night. It took a good ten minutes to order drinks and reserve a table. The bartender was polite and accommodating, seeing how obviously frazzled she was. The table was awesome, much too good for how horrible we played, haha. They have a full bar and a large selection of beverages, all well done. We didn't grab any food, so I don't know how the food fares. I wish they had a website so the place was easier to check out. We had no idea what to expect. Chad thought it was a little eerie, feeling like a random, large storage space with pool tables, and that's pretty much it. They do have a couple of skeeball machines and a golf video game, but other than that, it's a poolhall, what else would one expect?

As a Christmas gift, I took my husband here on a Sunday morning to participate in the ladder Open…read morePlay competition ($20) while I hung around and watched with our infant. We all had a fun time! My husband really enjoyed the level of competition and sportsmanship. On the sidelines, everyone was friendly and there was ample space for my baby and I to spread out, play with toys, keep our stroller undisturbed, and walk around if she was fussy. Bathrooms were spacious enough to bring the stroller in one stall with me and there was a changing table. Loved how family friendly it was! My only qualms are 1) the website is not very clear on directions to participate in any competition format. I got the scoop when I called so it was fine, but wording could be better and 2) I'm not sure "food" should be in the name here as I don't think any was for sale besides chips. Totally fine to be a pickleball joint with a bar, just felt a little misleading with the name. All's to say, we will absolutely be back!

If you book a lesson with them, they will refund you the $25 per person to your player account, and…read moreyou can use that for future court rentals. I thought that was a great idea and we've already been back!

Zooster's Pub & Pool Hall - A Symphony of Tastelessness…read more Ah, Zooster's Pub & Pool Hall -- where flavor goes to die. We wandered in hopeful, hungry, and blissfully unaware of what awaited us. It began with chips and salsa. The chips were... acceptable. The salsa, however, seemed to have escaped from a dusty jar found behind a K-Mart Grill circa 1987 -- bland, lifeless, and utterly devoid of character. Cardboard would've been spicier. Then came the BBQ, a tragic performance in three acts: strange aroma, off flavor, and the lingering question, "Is this safe?" It tasted old -- tired, even -- and we couldn't eat it. The vegetables were at least recognizable, but seemed to have been seasoned with pure indifference. Salt, pepper, and taste had clearly taken the day off. To be fair, the cook was the lone bright spot -- kind, well-meaning, and genuinely eager to please. Unfortunately, no amount of kindness can resurrect a meal this far gone. In short: a waste of money and a triumph of tastelessness. A place that should stick to pool tables and pints, not plates. Even the old K-Mart Grill -- bless its greasy, fluorescent soul -- would blush with pride next to this disaster. So if you're craving bland food, regret, and a story to tell your enemies -- Zooster's is waiting.

I love this place.. great tables in excellent condition - they refelt and recushion every 6 months…read more Balls are immaculate and in pristine condition. Beer selection is fine - I found something I like and I'm fairly snobish. Bartender is super friendly and place is inviting despite having a local crowd, which was also friendly enough. I didn't try the food but they're opening a place next door. All diamond tables 9 and 7 foot. Rates were reasonable, especially for the quality of the play. This is my spot for the area.. no need to look around.

It's kinda cool that we have a Japanese arcade available in CO. They have an ATM machine but also…read moremachines to exchange for quarters. I like that it's quarters because you could bring your own stash or if you don't use all of it, you can save the quarters for next time or use it in the real world. There's a variety of games from fighting to Mario kart to a ton of music beat games. We liked the drum and this one near the bathrooms. Lots of fun games (I just don't know the names). They're very loud and colorful. If you're new, they have tutorials which is nice (also makes gameplay a little longer). Most games are like $1 for 4-5 rounds - except for Mario kart which was kind of a scam. Overall, it's a lot of fun for dates or hangouts or to play something different than pinball machines. I did see a lot of toddlers and it's not a place for toddlers. Most toddlers would ask their parents to play a game but they would get bored or confused and leave after the parent inserted the coins to play said game. Take them to Chuck E. Cheese instead or like Malibu jacks nearby.

My friend lives 2 blocks away from this arcade. She said her son goes to play games here. They…read moreactually have a bar that sells alcohol beverages. The arcade is located in a shopping area with huge parking lot. There's a bouncer at the entrance that checks for ID, I believe after 10pm everyone will have to be 21. Two rooms of arcade games, one of the rooms have a computer for the gamers. Lighting in 1 room was dim with blue lights and the other one brighter. The bartenders makes good cocktails and dressed in cosplay.

This place is known for their pool, leagues and poker tournaments. It's always been a good time…read morenever a doll moment. The place is pretty chill. You can come and have a drink with your significant other your best friend or your family. They do have bar food, wings, fries, onion, rings, jalapeño poppers, etc. If you're ever in the area, stop by and check it out, have a cold one play some pool listen to some music great jukebox selection Thanks For The Read Until Next Time ....

We've been coming here for years. I met my husband in a Billards Hall. We have played all over…read moreColorado, Mile High Billards is by far the cleanest most professional place to play. Tables are nicely, spread staff friendly. I even take my kids during the day to practice.

Tried calling twice and no one picks up. Website doesn't share hourly pricing. Would have loved to…read morehave visited as a first timer but seems like they don't want it.

The list of positives for this place could fill a tome whose volumous nature would haunt the…read morebathrooms of the greatest kings and powerful people who would take you here to imbibe like an emperor. Below is the best summary i can provide during a lunch break. 1. Staff make the educated and wise choices of beveraging and do so with a level of expertise typically reserved for internationally award winning establishments AND provide key emotional services for the regulars as well as wandering drinker. 2. The selection, prep, presentation, and delivery of both beer and cocktail are basically inspirational and will add IQ points and probably lead to better overall life experience 3. From interactions to prices, this establishment makes the best of both location and proximity to harness the power of either community or solar flares, i cant tell which. 4. Consistent rotations of options are almost considered worthy of a trophy. 5. At no point during your experience will you feel as though danger, illness, or adversely affected by the business conducted here will be a factor in your drink 6. Musical selections, food truck options, and inadvertent puns enliven the part of you that cant be qualified or quantified scientifically. 7. This point reserved for a holy number 8. Count the stars. 8/5.

Another great brewery close to come and not to far from DIA. Small little spot to chill and hang…read morehave great beer. Service is great. Fast and easy friendly staff

Insanely loud music and staff/patrons smoking on the porch (illegally) ruin the dining experience…read moreat the adjacent restaurants. Save that nonsense for after dark.

The Bartending staff is great! Fun atmosphere, DJ/KJ on Friday and Saturday night's karaoke and…read moregreat music. The owner's are great people always warm and welcoming want to make sure that you're having a great time in their establishment. Stop in you won't be disappointed.