Champion Billiard & Game

Cash only. Can't hear anything because the music is so loud. Primarily Spanish speaking, which isn't a problem, but I had trouble talking to the bartender.

Cash only. No food. Staff was nice and the table rent was cheap.

Hardly anyone can speak English, which would've been OK if the bartenders didn't need a translator. One was nice and one had an attitude. Clearly not race-friendly. Even the girl patrons were rude... I have no issues with any race and we're going to give it another shot No mixed drinks. Just beer $5* and shots $10*. My fiance was patted down at the door and a cop was monitoring,so they must have a lot of issues. While we were there, someone started a fight and had to be kicked out

As someone who spent ~9 years studying Spanish and at least ~14 professional years speaking some vaguely passable form to Spanish listeners, I would 100% not advise you to come here if you speak 0% Spanish. If, you speak at least some Spanish, and are expecting, or are okay with, a near 100% Spanish speaking human interaction experience, then the next thing to consider, was the level of noise of the music they played. It was very LOUD. Listen, I get it. You read that, and you think to yourself, he's just being dramatic, right? That's what everyone says when it is just a smidgen too loud, and they are complaining. No. I am objectively trying to convey to you that the decibals they deem appropriate at this location while playing music, are anywhere from 5-20 decibals higher than you will be expecting them to be. I had an absolutely lovely talk with someone out front, and a security professional inside, and I think this is a spectacular place to visit for a particular clientele. I just do not think many people who research this place to play 'billiards' will be the same people who will understand how to react to the description I gave above, and they should be advised to choose an alt

Friendly ambiente to drink and play pool , good care on tables.