I get to travel several times a year on business, and always bring my cue along so I can get out and check out the local scene after business hours. I have played in some cities that have a much larger pool following than Seattle which is nice because it'sa easier to get a different sense of the talent of other region's players. In the last two years or so I have played in Minneapolis, Greensboro, OKC, LA, New York, Portland, West Palm Beach, Miami, and Boston.
In all of my tavels, I would have to say that Hollywood Billiards was one of the nicest halls I have been to. I like their indoor ambience, and outdoor courtyard. Nice tables and people for the most part.
Here is a link tho their establishment:
http://www.hollywoodbilliards.com/
What is the nicest place you have played? Please provide a link to the spot if it is available so we can all take a look at your vote.
Now, I must append this statement by saying that I also enjoy the much smaller, smoky and kinda grungy pool room that isnt so fancy; they have their own appeal. However, this thread is for the nicest hall you have been to or can think of. The nicest tables, atmosphere, bar, clientel.
Thanks-
In all of my tavels, I would have to say that Hollywood Billiards was one of the nicest halls I have been to. I like their indoor ambience, and outdoor courtyard. Nice tables and people for the most part.
Here is a link tho their establishment:
http://www.hollywoodbilliards.com/
What is the nicest place you have played? Please provide a link to the spot if it is available so we can all take a look at your vote.
Now, I must append this statement by saying that I also enjoy the much smaller, smoky and kinda grungy pool room that isnt so fancy; they have their own appeal. However, this thread is for the nicest hall you have been to or can think of. The nicest tables, atmosphere, bar, clientel.
Thanks-
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