Mr Furley's Billiards Room

We used to go here all the time for darts. But the security guy out front (older large white guy) is a complete tool. I have a kick scooter which I have brought in before. He wouldnt let me in with it. I asked if I could fold it up and bring it in, and he wouldnt let me. He couldn't give me a reason or policy saying why, and my husband was already inside, since we were meeting there. I had to call him to let him know to come outside so we could leave. He did treat the girl smoking out front very nicely though, as he was spending his time out there flirting. From the reviews, this attitude of driving customers away seems pretty regular from this security guard. Seems like furleys should probably think about a restaffing if they care about keeping customers.

i use to be a regular. when it was the brickyard with good caring staff. this place sucks now. they’re all rude and that “bouncer” in the front is a complete vibe killer. he stands at the door just to scared the money away from the joint. bring back the BRICKYARD PUB.

Forgot my ID inside at the bar the other night,l and the bouncer said “nope you weren’t in here” and wouldn’t let me back in to get it. Started being hostile towards me for absolutely no reason, making fun of my appearance, because I had a hat with ears on it and I have long hair, and was clearly homophobic. Me and my friends were having a great time playing pool before this, not being disruptive or disrespectful whatsoever. Bouncer clearly has an awful life and I will probably never go back to this location again.

Bouncer with a drivers cap and glasses is a problem: zero people skills, agressive, and ignorant, yelling at us to "get out" at 1:50...; this business doesnt care about the community its operating in, definitely steals from it's patrons via overcharging for services not rendered. Never coming here again...

I was denied entry at Mr Furley’s on Magnolia because the doorman (Charlie) stated I needed “paperwork” for my service animal. For clarity, my dog is a trained service animal. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, businesses are not allowed to require documentation or certification—only two specific questions are permitted. This was an unfortunate and avoidable situation that reflects a lack of proper staff training on service animal laws. I’ve reached out to management and hope they address this so it doesn’t happen to others.