The bartender Matt was outgoing and a valuable asset to the Play Sporting Lounge. After years of…read morepassing by this place I thought it was only a basic bar until I stopped in today to grab a cold beer, and I was sadly mistaken. There were several virtual sporting lounge rooms with couches for an optimum experience. Six sporting genres including: Golf, soccer, hockey, baseball, cricket, basketball and football. A full menu of food and drinks are available while playing. One hour of mixed play for $45 up to eight guests max in room. Very large bar with dark wood frames wrapped with purple fabric comfy upholstery. Ordered on tap a Stone Hazy ipa craft beer 6.7% abv. Happy Hour is Mon thru Fri 11am - 6pm offering $7 craft beer and $10 wines & cocktails. Discussed with Matt the concept of the bar and will return soon for more craft beer and try a round of virtual sports.

This spot his chill, nice for happy hour and a quick bite. Customer service is top tier. I will…read moredefinitely be back there soon

We stopped in here last night and it was a good call. It was only 1 drink but was a good one…read more It's on the roof of a hotel we were at so convenient too. We got a couple spots at the bar and a guy who was in a good mood made our drinks. He watched our chairs even for a few minutes while we walked up the pool area. The faux cherry blossom trees there were little up with pleasant pinks and lavenders. I believe the kitchen offered kosher certified food so there was plenty more caps on than your average nightclub. It was getting late so we didn't stay long, but made note to try it again sometime.

Tonight, my family and I visited this restaurant/bar. We were a group of 5 adults. My brother was…read morewearing golf-style Bermuda shorts, sandals, and a golf shirt -- perfectly appropriate resort attire -- yet he was denied entry to the bar area because of his shorts and sandals. What made the experience even more frustrating was that there were no signs anywhere mentioning a dress code. We had also just paid for valet parking, and apparently even the valet staff was unaware of this policy. To make matters worse, we spotted another gentleman already dining inside wearing shorts and sandals. The inconsistency and lack of communication made this a very disappointing experience. Worst experience ever. The valet parking will refund our money in about 5 business days. That' was the positive highlight of our visit. Never again!!!!

Great little neighborhood dive bar! Was the busiest bar in town on a Wednesday. 3 drinks for $15…read morecan't beat that. Darts, pool and food. Sold. Sandy the bartender was amazing. Our new go to locals spot.

Cute little dive bar! Very friendly people here and lots of locals! Good drinks Live Music from…read moreLocal bands doing Covers the night I was there!

I'm a semi regular at Social Room for the great vibe, close location, and awesome bartenders Leo…read moreand Rachelle are the best....I love this place! Then I met Jasmine, and she took it to another level. Super attentive, excellent at her job, and just a pleasure to be around. I'll keep coming anyway, but now I'm especially excited for Sundays just to see her. Highly recommend!

The server we had was super sweet. I loved the vibe of the restaurant. The BBQ habanero wings were…read moregood buy but pretty spicy, I loved the guacamole, the buffalo chicken flatbread was disgusting, the chicken quesadilla was ok. I probably wouldn't go there for the food but would go there to have some drinks with friends for sure.

ETHAN Was so thorough with our special night. He made our…read morechoices exceptional and our food was prepared as if it were personally! GREAT RESTAURANT BEFORE A SHOW! "A MUST TRY"

Had a great dinner here last night. The restaurant is inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel. The…read morerestaurant is right by one of the pools and you can bring in outside alcohol to your table. Up first, we had the $12 spicy edamame. It wasn't spicy at all, but I liked the flavor of the total package. Then, we ordered $15 crispy brussels sprouts. I thought the char was pretty good. I liked the texture. Not the best, but a solid 8/10. Then, we had $19 wagyu tacos. These things are super tasty, but super pricey too. I could basically swallow the entire taco in a single bite. We also had yakatori, and a bunch of rolls. The highlight for me was probably the $10 Japanese doughnuts at the end though. I love me some delicious donuts. I could eat those things all night. We tried out some cocktails too. I can't remember which ones. I didn't save the receipt. Definitely a must try restaurant if you're staying at the Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood, FL.

Great cocktails, the bartenders take their job seriously and are happy too customize. Fun little…read morespot for after hours drink

My friends and I came in as a party of 6 on Sunday night, August 16, 2026, to celebrate my…read morebirthday. I was completely sober because I don't drink, so I was fully aware of everything happening around us. The treatment we received was extremely unprofessional. At approximately 1:57 AM, we witnessed the bartender kissing a girl over the bar, and around 2:11 AM, they were still being very physical and all over each other while working. We also witnessed that same bartender taking sips from drinks using the straw method, which was concerning to see while drinks were being prepared and served. We were also told that every single person at the table had to order a drink or we would have to leave, even though the other five people in my party had already ordered. I don't drink alcohol, but I felt pressured into ordering something anyway because I didn't want to ruin my birthday celebration or my friends' experience. What made the situation even more disrespectful was when we simply asked for cups of ice water, and the bartender made a sly comment saying, "you guys are drunk." Asking for water should never result in a sarcastic or judgmental comment from a bartender. I especially found it inappropriate considering I was completely sober. The waiter's attitude was also rude and unwelcoming. For a place that automatically adds 22% gratuity, I would expect professional and respectful service. Instead, we felt pressured to spend money while receiving poor service and unnecessary comments from the staff. This was supposed to be a fun birthday celebration, but the way we were treated left a terrible impression. There are plenty of other speakeasies where customers can spend their money and actually feel welcomed and respected. After this experience, I would rather take my business somewhere else.

Very comfortable setting. Bartender was friendly and attentive. Had the Lychee Martini and it was…read moreAMAZING!

Right smack in the center of all the fun. The sound of slot machine wins. The cigarette smoke has…read moresurprisingly subsided maybe due to more people smoking vapes. Full liquor bar with tons of people on a late Friday night. Their cocktails are their signature drinks for sure.

Food, the guys are pretty much good looking. The bartenders are very nice and very knowledgeable…read moreabout making your drinks accurately and strong if requested.

ZERO STARS. Me and my girlfriend tried to go in at 2:30am when they closed at 4am and they claimed…read morewe couldnt come due to them closing a hour early because of day light saving time. After we walked off and was out of sight they let 2 other people go in after they told us we could not. All they did was check their bags and let them through.

Service & Food was average. Great location to see any major games. Food selection is meh, nothing…read moreextraordinary. You're better off going to the Hard Rock Cafe next door. The main attraction is the view of the major sports event being broadcasted.. that's really it.

I came to the Hard Rock Sports Bar specifically to watch the game and paid for a table with a $300…read moreminimum food and beverage spend, expecting a a good viewing experience. Instead, it was a complete nightmare. As you can see from the photos, people were standing directly in front of the screens the entire time, completely blocking the view for everyone seated behind them. We repeatedly asked security for help, but that did not work. We could barely watch the game. The whole experience was frustrating, poorly managed, and a complete waste of money. If you're planning to watch a big sporting event here, don't expect to actually see the game.

Every visit to the Field Irish Pub and Eatery is an experience. Our group decided to get to meet…read morethere after work. Those who had never been were pleasantly surprised. I had the Shepard's pie. The food and the drinks were amazing. The service was fantastic. It was incredibly personable despite the size of our group. All and all I highly recommend visiting over and over. This place is perfect, the atmosphere calm, and relaxing, the service, one of a kind. The Field Irish Pub and Eatery is just one of those staples you can't stay away from for long! So, coming back we'll be!

Six of us went on a rainy Sunday afternoon for an early dinner…read more Parking was plentiful and easy. Even though it is a freestanding restaurant, I am told that it can be difficult to find a spot. The venue offers live music on weekend evenings, but we finished eating before it began and were too tired to stay. The restaurant oozes the Irish pub decor and theme. Our waiter, Jordan, was exceptionally friendly and jovial. And he was a master at suggesting alcoholic beverages, once you let him know your likes. We had 2 orders of Irish potato soup, 2 Shepherd's pies with cheddar cheese, 2 orders of the Guinness beef and mushroom pie, 1 cabbage rolls, and one fish and chips. The soup was filled with bacon bits and creamy and luscious. The Guinness pot pies were a bit small, especially because they were so savory. The accompanying mashed potatoes did not come with gravy and there wasn't enough from the pot pies to cover it. The veggies that came with all the entrees were freshly made and without any seasoning. (But it is better to add salt and pepper than to try and remove it.) The fish was a decent size serving, but again, no real seasoning. Nothing that some salt, pepper, and malt vinegar couldn't rectify. The coating was light and crispy. Our alcoholic beverages (Guinness, wine, and a couple of specialty cocktails) were thirst quenching and satisfying. (I loved my prickly pear margarita.) Dinner for 6, including 2 soups, 6 entrees, 8 drinks, tax, and tip was $300.