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Should you have the opportunity to play in Toronto I might suggest the "Crooked Cue". It is an excellent hall, very beautiful, relaxing and filled with great players. Fireplace, lounge, darts, snooker and pool. The wrap-around bar on the far side is also as elegant as the rest of the place.
The hall is close to the corner of Royal York Road on Bloor Street. If he posts here, ask David Malone (aka - The Hamster) for directions.
And should you ever venture further west, there are some excellent halls in Calgary, although I'm partial to my local haunt in Lethbridge, "The Corner Pocket." It's not the Crooked Cue, but it's been voted one of Canada's Best several times.
You're always welcome to play, consider the invitation open.
Should you have the opportunity to play in Toronto I might suggest the "Crooked Cue". It is an excellent hall, very beautiful, relaxing and filled with great players. Fireplace, lounge, darts, snooker and pool. The wrap-around bar on the far side is also as elegant as the rest of the place.
The hall is close to the corner of Royal York Road on Bloor Street. If he posts here, ask David Malone (aka - The Hamster) for directions.
And should you ever venture further west, there are some excellent halls in Calgary, although I'm partial to my local haunt in Lethbridge, "The Corner Pocket." It's not the Crooked Cue, but it's been voted one of Canada's Best several times.
You're always welcome to play, consider the invitation open.