Billiard Palace

We had a good time. Saw an old friend listened to karaōke and shot a few games. Place and people were nice. Wait staff was just OK. Remember Chapter Two?

Various pool table sizes, and plenty of them. Typical house cues so if you don’t bring your own you’re going to have to look for a decent one for several tries. The waitresses were all very nice, we’d been there multiple times. The gentleman at the counter was always friendly and let us pick our table. The clientele are all nice people, just there to play pool. For me it’s much better than going to a bar. I can drink if I like but I don’t have to deal with the typical bar crowds. Price was very reasonable. It’s an easy place to spend a few hours if you want. Definitely made our Albuquerque visit more enjoyable.

I love the palace its my home away from home I don’t care about drinking I just like the food and pool

We always enjoy going here. I love the choices of tables and how spread out they are. They have good pool deals as well.

This is one of the worst places in town if you want to have a few drinks, eat and shoot pool!
The tables are NOT maintained! There are rips in the felt of many of the tables, the rails are soft, and for a place that has the APA state tourney, you would think that the «manager» of the establishment would keep up with them. PLEASE, whatever you do-​do NOT drink any of the drinks that come out of the hoses! They are not maintained, and many of my friends have gotten sick from the soda. If you have to order a drink, be sure that it is coming from a can/​bottle. Do NOT drink the beer on tap for the same reasons. I would also suggest eating somewhere else, as the place is run by a family and I can assure you that if the health inspector showed up they would have to pay a very big fine, and possibly be shut down until they got their standards up.
Waitresses are generally awful. Bathrooms are always dirty. Go to Doc and Eddies!!!

This is a great place to shoot pool with regulation tables and lots of them. They have varied sizes and it’s a large place so you can spread out.
Candace is a great waitress and is always making sure we are taken care of. One of the bar tenders is pretty grumpy but I’m wondering if it’s just her personality. Luckily you don’t have to hang out with her :-)
If you want a fun night out shooting some pool this is a great place to hang out, see old friends and make new ones.

Billiard Palace ain’t a bad place to go shoot some pool. The selection of both 7 and 9 ft tables was awesome. When you walk in, you’re greeted with the traditional dark cave of billiards — the way pool halls should be.
GO on the weekends! 5 bucks a person from 6 til close. what a gnarly deal!
The waitstaff were cute but silly girls who complained about being bored and then literally skipped to the tables to serve beer. Weird.
Only downside is… at one point the music just stopped and we had to ask a girl working there to turn it back on. she even seemed annoyed by it. the fack is that about?

Awesome pool hall. Tons of tables, 7 footers (Valleys and Diamonds) and 9 footers (Diamonds), plus a snooker table. Everything is well maintained and one of the workers started brushing down some of the other tables while I was winding down. One of the top WPBA stars plays out of here (I think her family owns the place), so I got to see some glimpses of quality 9 ball. Otherwise, plenty of recreational players too and there were signs for leagues and tournaments.
They have one of the bigger menus I’ve seen for a pool hall, and on Tuesdays, if you spend $ 8 you get pool for free. Can’t beat that, even if I did just have a buffet dinner before coming here.