If you feel like playing some pool, this is the place. 7 or 9 foot tabes and all of them are in…read moregreat shape!

Great pool hall that has done some much needed renovations since I was last here! Tables are all…read morepretty new and the rates are reasonable! They have about 10 dart boards as well, full bar and bar food.

Ugh. This has to be the worst bar in Columbus. I can't imagine a place scuzzier than this. Gross…read more If I could give 0 stars, I would. This bar is located all the way out on Dublin-Granville Rd. Definitely not worth the trek out there unless you live in the area. I ended up here the other night because a friend of mine was performing here. After walking in it bothered me that he was performing in such a place, but what can you do? We went out to support him anyway. You'll find this place snuggled into a strip mall that it shares with a Mexican grocery store and a dollar store. Tip number one that it's not the classiest. When you go inside you might be deceived at first. It's big and has a huge number of pool tables that all seemed to be very well kept. It didn't look half bad at first glance. But we got there early before the show was going to start. We got some beers. I got a Heineken and it was about $4. Not too bad, but not all that great, either. It was a Saturday night, so we weren't expecting exceptional deals. Our waitress, who started off coming to our table, then got busy so she just came up to her at the register, was very nice and didn't exactly look like she belonged in a place like this. The music was terrible. This is stuff that people were actually paying to play on the jukebox. And everyone seemed to be enjoying it but us, signing along and dancing. It was a sickening mix of 3 Doors Down, Kid Rock, Papa Roach, Creed, Evanescence, you know, those bands that are a sorry excuse for rock that you had forgotten about and were hoping that you'd never have to hear again. Each time a new song started it made us groan. It was getting unbearable. I'm really not a fan of songs where the lead singers whine about killing themselves, but there was plenty of that. There weren't a lot of people in there, just some groups playing pool. That was fine. But then people started arriving for the first act. Apparently the first act was modeling themselves after the Insane Clown Posse, if you are unfortunate enough to know who they are. One by one, "Juggalos" as they call themselves, started filing through the door. What's a juggalo you might ask? I'm not sure of their purpose, but I know what they look like: Either long or spiky hair, huge baggy pants with chains hanging all over them, T-shirts that reek of cigarette smoke, and their faces are painted white with black accents, similar to Kiss. Yes, people had actually painted their faces to come to this bar. Yes, they looked like trashy morons. If you think I'm being a snob, then maybe I am, but this was not my kind of crowd. And all of them acted like thugs of some sort. Like hiding behind the face makeup made them feel tough. What is this style? I have no idea where it came from or why, but it was thriving around here. And by the way, every act that night was rap. So while you'd almost expect these juggalos to be rock fans, they are evidently more hardcore than that. I guess. And BTW, they were rapping with some very vulgar language and laying their rhymes over Kanye West songs. How original. Scary. And speaking of scary, I saw a lot of mothers doing shots with their daughters then going out for a smoke together, women older than 40 showing off their midriffs, a lot of safety pins for clothing accessories, guys who claimed they were "living the thug lifestyle" wearing nothing but camo and spikes, and young girls in black lipstick. So yeah, not really anyone here that I could relate to. And while I could keep my distance, that wasn't always the case. I had to go to the bathroom and found it behind the wall near the pool tables. If you come here, be aware that they aren't very plainly marked. The bathroom was a one-room deal, and I didn't hear any answer when I knocked, so I opened the door. A goth-like girl was inside standing near the door and actually screamed, "Bitch!" at me and slammed the door in my face. Awesome. And guess what, when she walked out finally, she went back to work behind the bar. That's right, she worked here. Great friendly service, huh? I will note that this was a different girl than our server, who was nice the entire time. Anyway, I proceeded to go into the bathroom to find a mess - let's just say it looked like someone had been doing some landscaping work in the sink. I'll say no more and spare you any more details. Needless to say, I felt like I needed a shower when I got home. My friend who was performing is a rapper (thankfully one unlike the other acts before him), so as soon as his set was over we paid our tabs and got the heck outta there. The juggalo and thug counts were increasing and I didn't want to find out what it would escalate to. It was a terrible experience and I wouldn't recommend this bar to anyone, not even someone who enjoys painting their faces for no sensible reason while wearing pants 5 sizes too big. To them, I'd recommend therapy.

Round two: the boy and I left after he played, and before midnight, AGAIN. Not my type of place…read more The Billiard Club HAS been revamped, however. It is smaller (the second room of pool tables no longer exists, and therefore better for shows, I suppose. There have been a few decent shows I've heard of here lately, but this is the only one I've gone to. The atmosphere is still too nu metal for me, and while the bands I've seen play are decent, I don't dig it. The bartenders are still not giving bands a beer special, which is really lame, and the doorman made me show him my ID - AFTER I's already walked past him once carrying the boy's bass. Their admission stamp is apparently a "21" written with a sharpie on your hand ("make a fist," the dude told me... as if I couldn't figure it out), which is incredibly easy to replicate if you're a little hooligan looking to get into a show for free. However, plus five cool points to the doorman for buying the boy a beer for having a good show. Still, though, I'm not convinced.

Share a space with Classics Pizza. Dark sports bar, with a…read moreton of video and pop a shot games. Never been here during peak times, I bet it gets rowdy (judging by the "bar style" restrooms). Bartender quiet but on point (perfect) Pizza to go, thin crust magic! Hard to find, easy to enjoy!

Luckily the food was good - however, I called and placed order at 2:30 for 4:30 pick up. Upon…read morepickup, the order was not made, even though there were staff hanging out and talking amongst themselves. The cashier gave discount for late order and stated that food would be ready shortly - I stated that I was waiting in my car right outside their location and requested that they bring out when food was ready. After 15 minutes, I went inside and my order was shelved waiting for me - frustrated because they were to bring out when ready! Again, staff was hanging out not doing anything. . . customer service is terrible

Over all great place great food, one of my favorite places to come when having a good time the…read morebartenders are great and the service is awesome! I would recommend anyone to come here you would not be disappointed!!

With a lot of the bars in the area closing they have improved a lot. With new music and new menu…read moreitems I look forward to a good drink a quick game of pool and something good to snack on.

Suzi Cue is a classic staple on campus. It's got a large…read moreinterior with a bar on the left side and tons of pool tables. They recently added a small platform in the back that acts as a stage for when they want to host live bands, though it's not something they do super often. The bathroom is very dive-y and located in the basement. They have tables that take quarters if you're just looking to play a game or two, or hourly tables that you can rent at the bar if you want to hang and play for awhile. Service at the bar can be kind of hit or miss as far as it being a little slow at times, but it is what it is. The main reason to go there is to play pool. Lots of regulars head in multiple times a week to play. There are a few other spots on campus with pool tables, but this is the only true pool hall. I'm sure I'll be back in with friends soon to play a game or two.

I believe brothas , and people of color should stay clear if you want to be treated with respect! I…read morewas personally kicked out for no reason other than being black and the owner felt disrespected by my presence in his bar. A picture in my opinion tells a 1000 words

Took great care of Roman and Brittany. Place looks great, top of the line products. I plan on…read morestopping by when I move down that way.

Great place to purchase billiard tables, cues, pool accessories, changing cue tips, or about…read moreanything related to the game of pool. Also, large selection of darts and accessories, although that's not my thing. BBQ grills and accessory selections are outrageous as there are different manufacturers and price ranges available.. Extremely knowledgeable staff includes: Kenny, Sarah, Rob and Rick. Questions are welcomed and professionally handled by all staff. Try a cue out on the table before purchase- this is a very nice feature of Billiards Plus you don't see many places. Might even strike up a game with a fellow customer?! I highly recommend Billiards Plus for all your billiards, darts or BBQ needs

In town for baseball I just had to check out a place that advertises being open 21 hours per day!…read more Walked in at 9:15 in the morning. Wasn't sure what to expect but at the same time I thought I might see people who started way earlier than I got there. That was for sure. Blaring 90s boy bands music, combined with other music and those people singing their hearts away. It was awesome! Others who were there weren't annoyed by it at all and that said everything to me. We all just smiled and laughed. Old school decor hasn't changed in forever. Certainly didn't bother me as love that old school dive feel. All cash, so don't bring your credit cards. A little pricy on my vodka and Sprite but oh well. Usually get lemonade but they didn't have any. Nothing out of hand though and the beer prices were dang good. A must experience.

Bad vibes The bartenders are usually nice today a total…read moreb!@#%...I will truly not come here again

I'm a hard-core Minnesota Vikings fan and while I was traveling in the Columbus area for work for a…read morefew weeks I went to vikings.com and found the local Vikings chapter here in Columbus, which led me to fenders. Fiess is normally alive music club, but on Viking game days, they become the ultimate Ohio Viking bar. Erik and the local Ohio purple people eaters club doing amazing job of transforming the place into your Vikings home away from home. They do the SKOL chant and they sing the fight song whenever the Vikings score. They give away prizes during commercials. They have a 50-50 raffle. It's like you're at the stadium. The staff is super friendly and very attentive, even though the bar was packed. Never missed a beat when your drink is empty or if you needed some food. The food is just OK. It could definitely be better in my opinion. I had the sliders and the beef just had no seasoning or flavor on it, but it was still OK. They do allow you to bring in outside food and there is a pizza joint next-door That had very good pizza as I got to try a piece of somebody's. I personally would recommend getting the pizza from next-door over the food inside. My only sort of gripe is that I wish the TVs were bigger and newer and brighter. Since the place is not typically a sports bar, I sort of get it. But they definitely need bigger TVs. Still totally watchable they just feel really small in the big space.

Great atmosphere awesome bar great staff great service definitely will be back to experience the…read morenight club setting of it very kind management and staff

Paige & Lyndsay are the best bartenders! We have been coming to O'Nelly's for years, but don't…read moreconsider ourselves regulars, as we come intermittently. Regardless, when either my husband or I walk in the door, the girls say hello to us by name & our drinks are poured. As a former bartender, I couldn't appreciate these lovely ladies any more than I do!

Great place to watch a game and have some really good food. Try the egg rolls. Odd combination…read morebut very, very tasty. And there is a Boston surf and turf on the menu-hot dog and fried shrimp. Didn't try it but sounds yummy!

Crown Sports Lounge is pretty okay. It's located in a strip mall. There's a pizza place next to…read morethere. It lets you bring pizza in. The bar is good for watching sports. It doesn't look like anything special from the outside, and when you come in it doesn't get much better. It's a strip mall bar so don't expect too much. The bar has lots of TVs. It's not too loud most times, but if there's a game on it can get crazy. The bar has its crusty regulars. It has a pretty good draft selection considering it's just a strip mall bar. The offerings include the usual like Bud and Miller, but there's also Goose Island IPA for $2 a pint. It doesn't have any food, but you can bring in pizza from the place that's next to it. The pizza is kind of bad but this is still an option. If you aren't too snobby about bars you will have more fun at Crown Sports Lounge. It's best for watching games. This isn't if you want to watch something other than sports.

Went here for drinks after work. It was decently busy when we got there at 4:15pm on a Friday and…read morefilled up pretty quickly. Never been here before but I can see why it was packed. They had free pizza, along with a bar of free snacks...cheese puffs, peanuts, pretzels, popcorn. You make it. All free. Help yourself. The drinks are cheap and the service was good. It wasn't super loud. We had a great time. We got 4 ciders, 4 beers and a pitcher of beer and it was only $24 total. Plus the free snacks. We will be back.