Family Billiards

It’s been maybe around 5-6 years since I’ve been to Family. I used to go once a month, but with school and the pandemic, we had just stopped. This review is for February ‘22, the feel is still the same with the lights and tables. Big changes are: need vaccination card, need masks, pool sticks are behind the counter being sanitized versus off the wall (or bring your own), don’t think they have food (at least when we went weekday evening), and they are now cash only (due to something with the credit company). Prices were still similar, $10 for 1 person then the rate goes less with more people. $18 for 2, $26 for 3? I don’t remember exactly. But it was similar to what I can remember. They do still serve beer. Parking was street parking, as it looks like they closed the Bank of America (which is now gone) lot that was once above it. Overall, with the Covid caution, and many changes. It still felt great to be out there and we had fun.

It's probably great, but I wouldn't know. I took my son here because it's called "Family Billiards", but they don't allow children so it was a waste of a trip. Which is fair enough.. but maybe "Family Billiards" is not the best name. At least they should make a note of this or something on their listing

Clean and cared for, nice felt, and great sticks. Also, the food was much better than expected. They serve beer on tap and in bottles along with other family-friendly snacks. This venue is built for a great Billiards experience. Would recommend a visit or renting the whole place for 50 to 150 guests.

The go to spot for a chill night of billiards. They have a good number of tables so there typically isn't any wait at all. The cost is all per hour, but I believe they multiply it by the minute. One person is $10/hr, two people is $18/hr, and it continues to go up in price depending on how big your party is. The price is fair, isn't cheap, isn't too expensive. The tables, balls, etc are all in good shape really no complaints whatsoever. They do serve food and beer. Can't speak of the food since I've never ordered it here, but a pitcher of beer is $20 which is decent. They have your typical beer such as Sierra, Anchor, Guinness, etc. Overall solid establishment to get your pool fix on!

They're closing I guess, soon. Go experience it if you can. Pool player culture and history.