Village Cue Club

Great billiards hall. Many champion and smaller sized tables. Open floor plan. Lots of TVs for sports tracking, enjoyment. New queues for use. Friendly staff. Great place to shoot some stick on a weeknight!

Super nice! Clean venue, great music, friendly owner, and Diamond tables were flawless. Definitely go there if you want an excellent pool experience. Reasonably priced overall, great specials for afternoon play as well.

Great tables. Mix of bar and 9 foot Diamonds.. Can play 12-6 weekdays for very cheap. Good music and atmosphere.

Nice place. Owner even came around introduced himself and thanked everyone for coming.

Initially I wasn’t going to post this, but I was invited back by another friend and then decided I was so uncomfortable from this event I couldn’t go back. This occurred September 23rd. I came in just to support my friend's pool league game. I immediately was bombarded by the woman who owns the bar. Now, im a big chested woman. No denying it. I walked inside in my tank top, with my sports bra underneath. The sports bra can be zipped up a little more than it was, but she walked over in front of the entire bar and pool league where I was standing and very publicly asked me to "find a shirt in my car to cover up" and then rushed over with a Hawaiian shirt for me to put on. Now, realistically, I'm ok with the "dress code" sign outside. But it doesn't specify what that mean. Shoulders, yes. Maybe pants, yes. Sneakers, yes. You cannot walk up to a customer and say their "having a wardrobe malfunction" because there shirt is too revealing because it's a "family establishment." I am a bigger chested woman. Wearing a tank top, strapped in, with a sports bra with a firmly secured zipper. I simply have a big chest. There were several witnesses around to coincide with the fact that I was not "