The rules aren't the same for everyone which make it hard to visit. Musty old atmosphere. Food is…read moreaverage. I won't spend my money at a business that wants to operate with so much dip on their chip as you all were facing a lot of problems keeping doors open and it could very well happen again

We came for bowling and that's just what we did. Didn't order any food or drinks so I can't vouch…read morefor that. It was a Sunday afternoon, not crowded at all. Had fun with the family and kids!!

Worst service ever. Got rid of good bartenders. Food sucks. Management is horrible…read more Sat at the bar tonight for 20 minutes to never being taken care of. Ive been a regular at this place for the last 12 years and this is the Worst I have ever seen it.

The food is great. Drinks are pretty strong. Chill place. It's tucked away in the cut and they are…read morefriendly.

Trying to find a bar in Newport News Virginia to have a couple of drinks I drove to what I thought…read morewas a bar called O Hernans which i found on Yelp. After the long drive there I found it was no longer in existence. The place said it opens at 6 but it was still closed at 630pm. There was a sign outside that said the spot so it seems to be a new establishment. There is also a strip club to the left of the bar and to the right of it .

Saturday night, karaoke dj was alright. Bartender was very nice and on point with drinks. No crowd…read moreat all. Very dead place.

This pool room and restaurant stands in a class of its own, not just as a place to play or dine,…read morebut as a complete experience built around quality, community, and consistency. From the moment you walk through the doors, it's immediately clear that this is not a typical establishment trying to get by on appearances--it delivers substance at every level. Start with the atmosphere. The patrons and staff set the tone, and here that tone is unmistakably positive. People are welcoming without being intrusive, friendly without being artificial, and professional without feeling stiff. That balance is rare. You don't feel like an outsider, even on your first visit. Instead, there's an underlying sense that this is a place where people genuinely enjoy being--and that matters the most. Then there's the food, which frankly outperforms expectations for a venue that could have coasted on its recreational appeal alone. It hasn't. The kitchen clearly takes itself seriously, and the results show. Winning three regional awards isn't luck--it reflects consistency, execution, and a refusal to cut corners. The menu offers standout dishes that would hold their own against dedicated restaurants, not just "good for a pool hall," but legitimately among the best in the area. Now to the core attraction: the pool tables. This is where the establishment separates itself from the competition decisively. High-quality equipment isn't optional here--it's foundational. The sixteen 9-foot Diamond and Diamond Predator tables signals that this place understands what serious players expect. These tables are meticulously maintained, level, clean, and responsive. Casual players will enjoy the experience, but seasoned players will immediately recognize that this is a venue designed with them in mind. Maintenance extends beyond the tables. The entire facility reflects attention to detail. Cleanliness, organization, and upkeep are clearly priorities, not afterthoughts. There's no sense of neglect or slow decline that plagues so many similar businesses. Instead, everything feels intentionally cared for, which reinforces trust in the overall operation. Location matters, and this one is hard to beat. Situated in a safe, upscale southside area, it removes the hesitation some people have about visiting billiards venues. You're not second-guessing your surroundings--you're focused on enjoying your time. That alone broadens the appeal, especially for families. And that brings up another critical point: this is genuinely a family-friendly environment that includes a youth league. The friendliness is not in a forced or watered-down way, but in a way that makes people of different ages comfortable sharing the same space. That's difficult to execute, and even harder to sustain, but it's clearly part of the core philosophy here. Finally, the owner, Thomas Dorsey, deserves mention--not as a token nod, but because leadership sets the ceiling for everything else. His reputation for being genuinely kind and approachable isn't just a nice detail; it explains the culture. Places don't accidentally become welcoming, well-run, and respected. That starts at the top. If you're looking for a place to pass time, you have options. If you're looking for a place to consistently enjoy yourself, improve your game, eat well, and build real connections, this is where you go.

We've been regular patrons for 16 years. It's almost a second home since our condo doesnt have room…read morefor a table. My husband and I play virtually every day. The food is great - burgers are the best. They also have some very creative specials. Stop in for lunch and you'll have 2 hours free pool!

First time here. Lots of tables. Our server I think it was Anna was awesome. We played for I…read morethink four and a half hours. I would definitely go back. The said it is free for military on Tuesdays and Sundays so might try then. The food was pretty good. When we first got there we almost left. Craziness with children running around and balloons flying but once that emptied out it was fine. We enjoyed our time there. It was 12.00 per person and we got a table immediately though they made us move on our third game because we were at a league table.

Went here on a Friday night around 9:30, there was a pretty lengthy wait to get a pool table so we…read moredecided to go ahead and get some food and drinks until a table became available. We got their bbq boneless chicken and fries and loaded bacon cheese fries (both 8/10). The food was decent, like typical bar type food. We also got a Margarita (9/10) and Long Island (10/10). Once we got a table, we played like 3 rounds and ordered some more drinks throughout the night. It's def a fun spot to go to, def will go back again. My overall rate of experience : 9/10

*Racist establishment* I truly wish I could give this place…read morezero stars. The outside of the bar was covered in patriotic symbols and branches of the military. I walked in, and the entire room seemed to stop. People turned and stared. I smiled at a few of them, hoping to break the tension, but they just kept staring. I sat down at the bar and waited quietly -- five, maybe ten minutes. I had no problem being patient as I understand bartenders can get busy. But while I sat there, I watched her serve others, chat with regulars, and even tell one that she'd just given him some fresh drinks. She continued cleaning her bar but never once acknowledged me. Not even a "Hi" or "I'll be right with you." Then she poured herself a Red Bull into her personal cup, walked right past me, and struck up a friendly conversation with the man next to me -- loud and casual -- asking if he was "golfing this weekend." That made it clear: she wasn't going to serve me. As a BLACK veteran, that moment hit hard. This bar, with all its patriotic décor, made it clear that their version of "supporting the troops" doesn't include people like me. I didn't serve my country to protect ignorance or racism -- especially not from those who wrap themselves in the flag while looking down on others. This place can take their support and shove it where the sun doesn't shine.

Great service. Great history and even better ambiance…read more As a former service member the meaning behind the bar itself hits a little more but still a great place to grab a drink or 6 after a nice long day or a deployment.