Unique Lounge & Billiards

I’ve been to some pretty bad bars but unique lounge in Staten Island takes the cake. I was on line for about 25 minutes which I don’t even care about, all I wanted was a drink but then the unthinkable happened. I give this disrespectful,rude and disgusting “bouncer” (who let in about 10 underage kids in in front of my face) my photo id to which he tells me “it’s not the right time you should go home.” Crazy I’ve never been to a bar that denies grown adults service when it’s obviously open with UNDERAGE KIDS inside (I know they were underage because I talked to a kid on line who was infront of me and got in and he told me he was 18 years old) Truly the worst bar on Staten Island I wouldn’t feed their booze to my dog. Either find new bouncers or get your act together

Went with a bunch of my friends great bartenders Jenna and Veronica on a Friday is the best highly recommended!!! Bathrooms nice and clean pool tables brand new lounge honestly sick .

had an amazing experience at this unique lounge and billiards bar! The atmosphere strikes the perfect balance between upscale and relaxed, with stylish décor, great lighting, and music that sets the mood without being overwhelming. The tables were in excellent condition, and the staff went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. Whether you’re here to play, unwind, or enjoy a night out with friends, this place delivers on all fronts. Truly a five-star gem—I can’t wait to come back!

TL;DR: decent room, tables play well, five 9-ft Brunswick (I think) tables, expect to get interrupted on a league or Friday night: it gets busy around 7 or 8 on both. No advertised tournaments that I saw or read online about (I was offered to leave my number there and the owner could let me know when they have one.) Also, maybe a weekend night thing: pricing is somehow around 15$ an hour rather than the website-advertised 5$ (I only saw one rate on the site that was not time/day-restrictive). The first time I went was on a "league night", and I was given the pool table closest to the bar, just beyond which the league information is displayed in a corner. Given people were coming to play matches and I was just practicing, I set myself up to shoot on the side of the table facing away from the other tables. There's enough space between them otherwise, but you definitely have to wait for your neighbors to shoot their shots at times, as is common in pool halls. As people came in for their matches, they were constantly walking into that back corner though, so I was interrupted probably every 7 minutes or so, usually with a quick "pardon". A guy came is asking about joining their in-h

Amazing local spot! This place never disappoints. They’ve got DJs every weekend, some of the friendliest and best-looking staff, and six pool tables with around eight dart boards. It’s always a great crowd. If you’re looking for somewhere to go out with friends, this bar is a guaranteed good time.