I have been going to Clicks for 15 years, and it is such a classy and well run establishment that I'm not sure it qualifies as a 'billiard hall'...I believe most people think billiard halls are run down, smoky and full of sharks missing teeth. Â Don't EVER lump Clicks in with that type of atmosphere.
TABLES: Â They have very nicely maintained and leveled 8' and 9' tables with the best cloth in town. Â They also have a few pay tables (I believe they are 7') if you don't want to pay by the hour. Â There is room enough between tables so you are not crammed in.
CUES: Â Look like 2 piece cues, so even if you don't bring your own, nobody would easily know you weren't shooting with a $150 cue. Â They are also well maintained and not question marks.
STAFF: Â Cori has the most personality of any server in town - not to mention she is quite easy on the eyes. Â The rest of the girls are pleasant, accurate, speedy and cute as well. Â Chris and Alan are the manager/bartenders who have much experience and are great telling jokes or conversing with you, very cordial and down to earth.
DRINKS: Â They use premium alcohols and are relatively moderately priced. Â Sure, you can go to a dive and get $1 drink specials, but you get what you pay for.
ATMOSPHERE/ETC: Â
- Multiple TVs located all around without sound (but with closed captioning)
- A touchscreen on-line jukebox makes finding ANY song possible
- An outdoor enclosed patio for smoking
- A variety of video games like Golden Tee
- A nice turnout for darts
- Hold'em tournaments
- Various specials, like hospitality nights including free pool
- Numerous leagues
- Everything well lit, clean, NON SMOKING, and fun
CLIENTELE: Â Everyone from the family, to the old men, to the UofA crowd, to the sharks, to the average Joe and Jane looking for a fun time. Â Everyone is pleasant and the sharks tend to flock to table 1 and are very amiable, don't bother anybody, and they enjoy spectators watching them as they compete intensely.
Overall, you will find yourself comfortable and having a great time here - especially as there is no place in town that really compares to Clicks. Â They have the market cornered and rightfully so.
It was my uncle's birthday and all of us got together and came here to end the night with some games of pool and drinks. This place is great. The atmosphere, the music and crowd. It was all fun. The drinks were pretty cheap along with a energetic bartender who was able to make pretty much any drink I threw at him for the birthday boy. The price to play was pretty darn good too especially if you have a big party. $15 and you can play all night. No hourly rates or charges and we seriously took advantage of that! I will definitely continue to come here more often and the best part it is 10 mins from my house!
Review Source:Not a bad place, but miss the late 70s and early 80s billiard places like Mr Billiards at 22nd and Kolb. It was always a busy place with plenty of women and family orientation. Beer and pool table rentals was very reasonably priced and most pool tables where regulation 9 footers. They even had 10 and 12 ft snooker tables, and actually a pocket less 10ft billiard table. Memories of the past, bring back a hall with reasonable prices
Review Source:Place was odd. Â These three stars are probably not fair cause the place delivered on all it set out to do. Â A pool hall. Â As for my kinda place it was not. Â Staff was rough around the edges, bartender was a nice guy. Drinks were whatever. Â Food had to be ordered out from neighboring restaurants that were long time closed for the night. Â I get that if you don't have a kitchen. It was extremely bright for 11 pm at night. Â Not a sound was going on until we forked over some $$ to the jute box(nice one by the way). Â Once the music got going, i noticed the place had a really great sound system... utilize that. Â The weirdest part, and this has nothing to do with my rating, was to my right when we walked in was a separated room with glass for smoking like the old Denny's used to do. Â Inside, was a ton of people just staring at you through the glass as you played pool and mingled. Not to mention the were engulfed in smoke. Â I never saw any of them leave and come play pool, they just stayed put. Â It gave me the shivers. Â I'll stick with fox and hound.
Review Source:I have been to Clicks' establishments all over the Southwest, and by far, this is the worst one I have come across.
Their table upkeep is under par at best, not to mention their 8-footers use a low quality/old high-friction felt. When I ran my fingernail down the length of the table I was assigned, I could feel the beezwax joints in the slate, which means that they were moved improperly during their lifetime and not repaired.
On a better note, the choice of house cues was above average as far as warping and condition of the tips goes.
When it comes to mixed drinks, this is the absolute worst place I have been to. While I was there, I ordered five different alcoholic selections ranging from Jack+Coke to white Russians. Not only did all of them come out cheaply proportioned, but watered down as well (I shouldn't be able to taste chlorine in any of my drinks). To top it off, I made all of this apparent to our waitress, but she didn't offer any solution but a shrug of the shoulders.
I've played pool all over the country, and wouldn't recommend this place even to beginners because of the table fee.
By far the best place in Tucson to shoot pool, though my opinion is probably influenced by the fact that I play pool in a league three nights a week at Clicks  Mostly eight foot tables, but there are also three nine foot tables, and four bar boxes. Clicks also has a climate controlled smoking patio where you can drink and smoke while watching the games on tables 16 through 18. The waitresses are all friendly and competent, and always manage to remember just how much ice you like in your scotch, and the fact that one of your friends likes cherries in his ice water.Clicks has an in-house pool league, in addition to hosting the APA league several nights a week.  If you're not a pool player, don't fret. There is a poker league, too! Not a fan of either? Well, there are dartboards and plenty of televisions to catch  any sporting event that floats your boat. Still not satisfied? Well, just go sit at the bar and drink and cheer on your friends!
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