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Seventeen tournament tables in a mix of 7-foot and 9-foot, in a room of their own, separated from the bar by an exposed brick wall. Steel-tip and electronic darts and a ping pong table alongside. APA and UPL league play is coming. Pool is walk-in, always — first come, first rack.

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Pool Tables

Every rate is per player, per hour, billed by the second, with no minimum and nothing to book.

The pool floor at Rush Hour
The Pool Floor

Diamonds and Brunswicks, seven foot and nine.

Seventeen tournament tables from the two names that matter — Diamond and Brunswick — in a mix of 7-foot and 9-foot, so there is a table for a quick game and a table for a long one. The Diamonds run Simonis cloth, the racks are fresh and the light sits where it should. Cues and chalk on the house — bring your own if it’s lucky.

The ping pong table on the pool floor at Rush Hour, paddles and balls on it
Ping Pong

Paddles out, no cue required.

A ping pong table sits right out on the pool floor, paddles and balls waiting on it. Grab it between frames, settle whatever the last rack didn’t, or give the friend who doesn’t shoot pool something to do. The Afternoon Pass covers it, same as the tables.

Afternoons · Noon — 6PM

$8 / hour

Per player, per hour. Billed by the second from the moment you rack — play twenty minutes, pay for twenty minutes.

Evenings · 6PM — Close

$10 / hour

Per player, per hour. No minimum, no two-hour rule, and nothing to book — walk in and take a free table.

Afternoon Pass · Noon — 6PM

$20 flat

One price, all afternoon, pool and ping pong. Sold until 5PM; after six you roll onto the hourly rate automatically.

Families Welcome

Under 13? You play free.

Pool is for everyone here, so bring the whole family. Kids under 13 play free when a paying adult is on the table with them, playing along and keeping an eye on them.

  • Under 13 plays free. No charge for kids on the table, for as long as you play.
  • With a paying grown-up. An adult plays at the same table and supervises the kids.
  • Something for them to eat. Elbow macaroni & butter is on the menu for the little ones.

The orange coin-op table is $2 a game for everyone.

A mom and her two kids playing pool at a blue Diamond table in the Rush Hour pool room
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Play for more than the table.

Rush Hour is putting sanctioned league pool on the calendar — APA and UPL, running out of our own room on our own tables. Handicapped divisions mean a first-season player and someone who runs racks can sit at the same table and both have a real shot. Divisions, match nights and entry are being finalised now.

APA

American Poolplayers Association

The largest amateur pool league in the world. Its Equalizer handicap system scores you against your own record rather than the room’s best player, so every match on the sheet is winnable and every player on the roster counts.

  • 8-ball and 9-ball divisions
  • Team play on a weekly match night
  • A season that runs toward the World Championships in Las Vegas
UPL

Universal Pool League

Sanctioned team pool on its own night, with its own divisions and its own run at a title. Same competitive idea, a different format — so if you want two nights of real league play a week, you can have both without leaving the building.

  • Team divisions, separate night
  • Open to new players and full rosters alike
  • Played on the same Diamond and Brunswick tables

Rack ’em up

No booking, no wait list. Walk in and take a table — first come, first rack.

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