THE BREAKING POINT
Featured in the May 2003 Issue
Who says there is nowhere to go in Lynnwood? Radio talk show
personality Tom Leykis says there is only one place worth going to,
The Breaking Point. Owned by Jonathan Denning, The Breaking Point
is the Northwest's premier poolroom. Since buying the room,
Jonathan has put a lot of time, money and patience into changing
the image of billiards.
Being a pool player myself, I have worked and played in many rooms,
but never one quite like this. Jonathan expects his staff to keep
the place like it was their own, making every experience there as
enjoyable as possible.
The Breaking Point is the only room on the west coast to feature
tables by Kim Steel. Manufactured in Europe, the Kim Steel table
has a steel undercarriage and ten separate leveling points for the
slate. There are also twelve of the popular Brunswick Gold Crowns.
All of the tables are kept immaculately clean, as too are the Super
Pro Aramith balls. It is the reason that Citysearch.com, readers
have voted The Breaking Point, "Highest rated poolroom in the Greater
Seattle Area".
Not just a pool room, The Breaking Point also has a lounge which
was just expanded last month from two tables to six. "Seamless,
like it's always been there," is what the customers say about the
new space. With two talented bartenders this is the perfect place
to come no matter what you drink. Don't like to drink? How about
getting to know your teenager? Now more than ever young people are
getting interested in the sport and The Breaking Point is open to
all ages.
Jonathan not only wanted the perfect room it had to have employees
to match. In the bar you'll find Ben, Adrianne and Billie at the
counter Jessica, Shari, John, Justin, or Dionna. A business' image
is reflective of its employees and the ones here are top notch.
Whether it is cleaning or telling a joke the staff is always there
to help you.
Trying to keep most happy this is a smoking establishment with
eight smoke eaters throughout to keep the air clean. You will also
find videogames, an internet jukebox, and when the tummy starts to
growl there's the café.
So when looking for the right place I also suggest The Breaking
Point located at 5800 198 St SW Lynnwood. Try it just once you might
just like it.
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