Signature Foosball Coffee Table

Table is attractive and functional. I needed a coffee table for the game room and this is a great conversation piece that fits in with the theme of the room. The table's finish looks rich. The kids (12 and 14) enjoy playing (and so does mom!). The ball sometimes ends up in the corner, which the foosball men can't reach. But, the table is easily tilted. And, I didn't purchase this to become a master foosball player...Easy to assemble - the top arrives already put together and you just need to attach the legs. The men required some adjustment - on one man, the screw attaching it to the cross bar was not in its hole and the holes didn't line up. You can move the rubber stoppers at the ends of the cross bars which allowed proper alignment and an easy fix.

The biggest benefit of this table is simply how great it looks. the inlaid veneers, beveled edges and finish all complete this piece and make it an easy conversation starter. Assembly was relatively simple and straight forward. The Build quality is very satisfactory, solid wood parts, seems very firm after assembly. the rods are telescoping so you do not bash your opponent! that is to say they do not push through to the other side and poke them, very neat and useful on a smaller table.The Play on this table was not initially as good as i would have liked. the ball could squeak by you on the outside, even with a defender pinned against the wall. and often, the ball could get stuck in a corner and there is little to be done other than to manually move it. I Fixed this problem by shaving the bumpers down which allowed wall play and made getting the ball out of the corner more easily. Be care full not to shave a bumper to far! there is a sweet spot, go no further.sometimes the foosballs lift up and smack against the glass. This generally happens during wall play, and is why i suspect they had the foosball men constructed far away form the wall to begin with. i simply caution my players not to spin the handles, as any respectable player doesn't partake in that behavior to begin with! if you love spinning handles then this table is perhaps not a great choice. This table sits in my entertainment room alongside other nice wooden accents and furniture, you couldnt ask for a less obnoxious foosball table. Also, It easily shines as a coffee table.

Ive had this table for a few weeks now. Looks great, the finish as very nice. The Foosball playing area looks great but is only 1/4 plywood and sags a lot in the middle. The other playing difficulty's pointed out with game play are not too bad, but when the ball just rolls to the center when not being played it makes the table for looks only. I got this table to play Foosball with my grandsons. They can easily see the table and play it, and I didn't want a full sized table in the room.I haven't decided if I will send it back yet.

When people come over to my house this table immediately gets people's attention. It's a perfect blend of whimsy and elegance that my guests find interesting. It's actually larger in person than it appears to be in the photos. But it should be noted that if you're looking for a "pro-competition" grade Foosball table, you should look elsewhere. This table was meant to be a coffee table first, foosball table second. It's not as big as a regular foosball table and as other reviewers have noted, there are more "dead spots" than a regular foosball table.CONS: There are some areas & edges of the table that feel rough and uneven, they just weren't sanded down properly at the factory. I expected more from a table retailing at $500. Also the player handles are too close to the top of the table. Normally when playing foosball, your forearms are usually at a 45 degree angle to the table top. But with this table if you do that and push the handle all the way in your wrist will bang against the edge of the table top. With this table your forearms have to be parallel to the table top to avoid hitting your wrists. This problem would've been easily solved if the handles were extendable past the table top. And because the table top gets in the way of your wrist movements, experienced players will have a hard time making power shots or quick moves.PROS: Looks beautiful. Despite some finishing problems, the overall detail of the table looks great. The foosball field lines appear to be separate inlaid pieces of wood, not just cheap decals. It provides decent casual play and is sturdy enough to withstand handling by children and over-eager adults.

If you like foosball and need a coffee table then you need this !! The quality is great , easy to assemble and people love it . People get blown away when they see in my place. It is great for playing for FUN , not tournament play . People who buy to just play all the time will be disappointed , especially since it is smaller than a normal foosball table.Its a great conversation starter , coffee table and the foosball is an added bonus.I did not want the everyday coffee table you buy at Ikea .

The quality of this product is reasonable. It is definitely not heirloom quality furniture. It looks very nice and everyone enjoys it. One thing that is nice is the rods telescope and do not poke out the opposite side. You don't get stabbed or hit your shins from a rod poking through the opposite side. It isn't quite the same as a stand-up foosball table. You can't play aggressively and beat the thing up like a real table, but you can definitely play and have fun. Everyone in the family likes it, and you get lots of "oh cool... where did you get that?" kind of comments from gets. It is a perfect piece for a sitting area in a gameroom.

I am actually using my table right now. I bought this for my home and it really has become the center of fun!! best coffee table I ever had. I get compliments all the time!! My two year old is pro. He and his father use it all the time! Its not a professional table so don't be fooled but its absolutely amazing and assembly was fairly easy. I love it. Pricey but worth it!