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What people
actually say

Real Google reviews, quoted exactly as written, including the 0 that give us one or two stars.

A player down on the cue with his eyes on the shot, coloured balls blurred in the foreground of a green table.

The rating, and the shape of it

Most of our reviews are five stars, a few are one, and there is not much in between. The reviews below are grouped by what they are about rather than by rating, so you can read what people think of the tables, the price, the room and the staff in turn.

Nothing has been shortened to its kind half, and nothing has been corrected.

4.4out of 5, from 81 Google reviews

Straight from the Google listing, counted across every review left since the club opened on Wright Street.

On the price,
so there is no surprise

Most of the complaints above are about the same thing: finding out what something cost after agreeing to it. So here it is, up front. A table is $20 an hour, Heyball or pool. Cues, rest, spider, chalk and balls are included.

The clock starts when you break, not when you walk in. It stops when you rack your cue and tell us you are done. Charged to the quarter hour, rounded down. Card and cash are both fine.

The full rate card