Top Billiards in Spain

My advice is to book your billiard table in advance if you can. I popped by and ended up waiting a bit to snag a table. A little planning goes a long way!

My advice is to bring some friends or find people to team up with if you want to play more games. The atmosphere is super fun when you're not playing alone.

I think the queue can get pretty long on weekends, so if you wanna avoid waiting, try going on a Monday or Tuesday evening. Way less crowded!

I recommend trying out the food they serve. I wasn't expecting much, but their snacks were surprisingly good and perfect for a game break!

I suggest arriving right at 5 PM because it gets crowded quickly, especially on weekends. You can snag a pool table and enjoy some quiet playtime before the party crowd rolls in.

I think their happy hour deals are awesome! Grab a drink and some tapas before 8 PM to save money and get a taste of local flavors.

I recommend checking their social media for any live music nights. The vibe is way better with some tunes but it can get too loud for a game so just keep that in mind.

I suggest you go in the late afternoon, around 5 PM, to avoid the crowd. It gets pretty packed later, and you want to enjoy the vibe without waiting for a table.

I recommend trying the local beers they have on tap; they're reasonably priced and really good. It's a nice way to taste some of the local flavors!

I suggest checking their social media for any live music nights. I stumbled upon an awesome band during my visit! But, be prepared for a more crowded experience on those nights.

Definitely check out their happy hour! I think it runs from 6 to 8 PM. I saved a good amount on drinks during that time, plus the vibe was lively!

If you're not sure what to order, just ask the bartender for recommendations! They were super helpful, and I got to try something I wouldn't have picked myself.

I recommend trying their signature cocktails, they were super tasty! But, heads up, they can be a bit on the pricey side, so maybe consider sharing one if you're not ready to splurge.

My advice is to try their tapas! They’re super tasty and affordable. I regretted not ordering more while I was there. A must-try for sure!

I recommend checking out their drink specials; they sometimes have happy hours... I saved a few euros that way, but I wish I’d asked about them earlier!

I suggest hitting up Cafe Bar Pasabola around 6 PM if you wanna avoid the crowd. It gets pretty busy later in the evening! You'll have more space to play billiards and chill.

My advice is to book a table in advance during weekends. It can get super crowded! I didn't and had to wait around for a while.

I recommend grabbing a drink at the bar first, it’s way cheaper than ordering drinks at the table. Plus, you can enjoy some bar vibes while deciding on your game!

Try to visit on a weekday evening around 6 PM. The atmosphere is chill and you can actually find a good table without fighting for space like on weekends