The room
to yourselves.
A corner of it, the pool room, or the whole floor. By the hour at the ordinary table rate, or ring us for a quote on the whole room for a night.
A corner of it
Three or four tables together, in one part of the room.
Eight to sixteen people. A birthday, a work night, a club evening.
The room carries on around you.
from $54 an hour
Three tables at the table rate. Four is a little more.
The pool room
All 4 American pool tables.
Up to about sixteen, and the easiest option if most of the group has never played.
The snooker room stays open to everyone else.
$72 an hour
4 tables at the table rate.
The whole floor
Every table: 8 snooker and 4 pool.
Forty or so, or a small tournament.
Nobody else is in.
Ring for a quote
Priced for the night, depending on the day and the hours.
How it works
A corner or the pool room is booked by the hour at the same rate as any other table, $18 an hour each. No function premium and no per-head charge. The clock runs the way it always does: it starts when you break, stops when you rack, and is charged to the quarter hour.
For the whole floor, ring us with the date, the numbers and which game, and we will quote for the night. The earlier the better, and weeknights are easier than a Friday or Saturday.
What it suits
- Birthdays, and because there is no alcohol, a sixteenth as easily as a fortieth.
- Work nights, where half the office has never held a cue and the other half has.
- Club evenings and a small tournament with a bracket on the wall.
- Tea, coffee, cold drinks and hot food from the counter. Tell us the numbers when you book.
If a group of eight or twelve is what you actually have, you probably do not need any of this. Two or three tables on an ordinary night handles it. Work out what that costs