Pool halls, billiards and bars with pool tables in Syracuse
12 places to shoot pool in and around Syracuse, from bars where you can catch the game (8) to dedicated pool halls (1). Pick a vibe or filter below.
Singers Karaoke Club
Brick House Billiards
Bridge Street Tavern
Limerick Pub
Gathering Lounge
The Penny Pub
JP's Tavern
Krabby Kirk's Saloon
The Old Ledge
The Locker Room
Hornet's Nest
Pool leagues in Syracuse
Want regular games and new people to play with? Leagues usually play on slower nights (Sunday through Tuesday), and beginners are welcome. Teams are how most players get better.
- APA (American Poolplayers Association): the largest amateur league, built for all skill levels.
- CSI (CueSports International, home of BCA Pool League): local leagues plus a national championship.
Pool in Syracuse: quick answers
How many bars with pool tables are in Syracuse?
We list 12 pool halls and bars with pool tables in and around Syracuse, including 1 dedicated pool halls and billiards clubs.
What are the best-rated places to play pool in Syracuse?
Based on Google ratings with at least 50 reviews, the top-rated spots are The Old Ledge (4.7โ ), Brick House Billiards (4.6โ ), Al's Wine & Whiskey Lounge (4.5โ ).
Where can you play pool and watch the game in Syracuse?
8 spots have pool tables and are known for showing sports, including Brick House Billiards, Bridge Street Tavern, Limerick Pub.
Where's a good place for a group night out with pool in Syracuse?
9 venues serve food and are good for groups, such as Al's Wine & Whiskey Lounge, Singers Karaoke Club, Brick House Billiards.
Can you reserve a pool table in Syracuse?
Yes. 1 venues on our list accept reservations, including Krabby Kirk's Saloon. Call ahead to confirm a table.
Which Syracuse bars have both pool and darts?
8 venues have both, including Al's Wine & Whiskey Lounge, Bridge Street Tavern, Limerick Pub.
Where can you play pool cheaply in Syracuse?
10 venues are listed as budget-friendly, such as Singers Karaoke Club, Brick House Billiards, Bridge Street Tavern. Coin-op tables usually run about $2 to $5 a game, and hourly tables about $20 an hour split between players.
Are there pool leagues in Syracuse?
Most cities have APA and CSI (BCA) leagues, usually on Sunday, Monday or Tuesday nights. Beginners are welcome, and leagues will help you find a team. See our pool league guide below.