Rialto Poolroom - Portland

Worst service ever! Food was average of what we got, but not what we ordered. Both Bar offers work SUCKED!! Really rude! We'll go back there! This place must be shut off!!! But will say Yippee for me to escort by security for complaining about the terrible service! Geeezus!!!?????

There was no room for me to sit outside, so I sat in the ground and security left me and my disabled friend left the smoking area because I sat on the floor and told me I had to leave the bar. I had no problems. I just wait for a Uber to get us, and then they sat and saw us standing, as my disabled friend almost went out before them. Seriously the worst thing I've paid for 25 dollars. I have a bad knee and I can't just stand around so I had to sit on the floor as there were no other seats.

I usually go here on weekends during day / afternoons. It's not very busy at the time. You have a table in a corner that is so badly placed that it is sometimes almost impossible to make some shots and that is for a pool space. Except that a table, all the others are fine. On the domestic cue sticks they have some that are straight but need to fish for them a bit, especially when it is already busy. I never bring mine here because I have plans right away, but I could never find a straight cue stick. You have a well-stocked bar with a large selection and they have several large screens when you play a game by pool or you can just come to enjoy the game with some drinks. This will continue to be my regular pool hall in Portland.

The Rialto Poolroom is a great place to relax and relax with friends or alone. There are 5-6 pool tables. There is a decent selection of liqueurs and there are food available. The food is pretty good, definitely good for a pool room. I like the atmosphere and the staff is very friendly. Occasionally a guard so it's safe to go to Portland. I recommend getting there a little early if you want a pool table, they can be busy and at the end have a waiting list for pool tables. A great place to go.

Bad security. Why pat down only half the patrons. Women can walk in freely, but all men have to be touched by some wannabe corrections officers in blacked out tactical clothing and a authority complex. Not safe and not cool.