I’m not sure how to rate / describe my experiences at the Blue Chalk. I’ve been there for a Mardi Gras celebration (which was out of this world) and for a quiet evening of cocktails and billiards. I’ve never had lunch or dinner there, but the Mardi Gras celebration did have many New Orleans staples, including an awesome crawfish boil. The ...

They need to decide what they want to be but they are good at both

This place is awesome. You can just chill with friends and shoot some pool, or go crazy on the weekends with the dj. my favorite spot.

On our last visit we noticed you can no longer have dinner served to you in front of the fireplace, now you must be served up stairs. Nice variety of food items on the menu, service was average. We were disappointed that no bread was offered or available with dinner. Our Ceasar salads were lacking enough dressing, I guess we should of asked for ...

i can't explain why i find blue chalk to be so obnoxious. i guess it's the fact that it manages to be so popular and yet so mediocre. the food is actually bad (at least cheesecake factory puts out a decent, if boring product). the crowd is young and fratty. it's a popular spot, so maybe what's really going on is that i'm just too old for this place.

This bar is mostly a singles/college place. It's pretty large and has a pool table downstairs. It is also one of the few bars in the area that has a real fire in winter (yeah!) Dowtown location is great.

Good simple drinking place with good suffle board

Good crowd over the summer, during the school year is full of stanford people. Bartenders are attentive and there is plenty of room. The food is questionable.

from shuffleboard, to candlelight dinner, to an upstairs bar, to a downstairs dining room, patio seating, etc.