What a table
costs.
Charged per table, not per person, so four people on a pool table pay one rate between them. Card or cash, at the counter, when you finish.
- Heyball
- $20an hour
- American pool
- $20an hour
The price covers
- The table, for the whole hour
- House cues and rests
- Chalk
- Balls, and someone to rack them if you want
What costs extra
Nothing we know of. You are charged for the table and the time on it — house cues, rests, chalk and racking come with it, and there is no cover charge and no minimum spend at the counter.
How the clock works
Three rules, so nobody argues about the bill at the end of the night.
- The clock starts when you break, not when you walk in.
- It stops when you rack your cue and tell us you are done.
- Charged to the quarter hour, rounded down.
The price here
is the price at the counter
Nobody should find out what a table costs after they have played on it. So the rate is on this page, the glove is on this page with its price beside it, and the three rules about the clock are written down where you can read them before you pick up a cue.
Nothing is added at the counter that is not on this page. You pay for the time you played, to the quarter hour, rounded down, by card or cash. If the board behind the counter ever disagrees with this page, the board is right and the page will be fixed.