King’s Entertainment, Golf and VR Arena

Highly overpriced, $23 for a double of Jack Daniels that was poured as a single is a little excessive especially in a plastic cup. Maybe because I'm in the same industry and have been for a while I just expected to get what I paid for, not a shot poured over crushed ice in a plastic cup lol. But before everyone thinks I am cheap I still tipped the bartender because I felt that they are hard up for money. And if you check i have only left like 1 review in my life so let that be the scale of what I encountered. It's not always the 5's that tell the truth.

Great wings, great drinks.

Cool place! Love the golf sim

Definitely a vibe. Till nxt time💯

It was a nice place there was no food when we went only drinks.

This is the place to go when Dj’s Salsero or Pabony are hosting dancing events.

Definitely the place to be. Staff is super friendly and the environment is fun and chill. A+

Very clean place. Drinks were eh,
Service was amazing and amenities were ok.
My only real issue was the fact that 9 out of 10 pool cues were junk. Missing tips or broken.
Being as that the pool tables are a focus of the whole experience it was disappointing

Very clean place. Drinks were eh,
Service was amazing and amenities were ok.
My only real issue was the fact that 9 out of 10 pool cues were junk. Missing tips or broken.
Being as that the pool tables are a focus of the whole experience it was disappointing

Highly recommend the VR experience!! 10/10

Fun spot. Drinks are pretty expensive though.

Nice place

This is not a billiards hall by any means. It’s big, lots of pool tables, and games but don’t let that fool you. It’s a party hall for college kids. It’s cleaner then a dive bar, but not by far. A giant connect 4 game on a pool table made me feel disgusted what I walked into. The pool tables are not level, and the rack of balls we were given to play with were beat. The cue ball was so beat up it hopped when rolled across the table. The house sticks were beat, no tips, and laying on the ground.Paying $15 a person was joke. East Ridge Billiards charges the same and cares way more about the game, service, and customer.The staff was more concerned about drinking and taking shots with the patrons or their friends then giving good service. The lead bartender was scene on the dance floor, rather then behind the bar.This is the first review I’ve written, and probably the last. Cafe 35, please hold some higher standards for being a billiards hall.

Every table we tried to play on was very unlevel. Almost all of the house cues were missing tips or cracked/broken. Some tables had large gouges in the felt which was worn smooth in places. We were given regulation size balls but not told which tables were regulation and which were for the smaller balls. However the house music was decent and it was clean and pleasantly lit. Good atmosphere but not a great place for good pool tables.

It was my very first time here. This place is big!!!! I love the vibe and feel it has. Owners are very nice and welcoming. I never really leave the city for a hangout but this was nice. So many games to keep you entertained and engaged. I will definitely return.