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.