Top Billiards in Sweden

My advice is to grab a light snack before heading in. The food options are decent but a bit pricey, so saving some cash on that is a good idea

I think you should bring your own cue if you have one. The house cues work fine but having your own makes a big difference in comfort and play.

If you're into food, I recommend grabbing a bite before hitting the tables. The snacks there are decent, but the nearby restaurants offer better options that won’t break the bank!

I suggest arriving on a weekday around 4 PM. It was less crowded, and we snagged a billiard table easily. The vibe is way more chill during those hours!

I suggest arriving around 5 PM to snag a good spot before the crowd rolls in. It gets really busy later on, especially on weekends!

If you’re on a budget, check out the happy hour deals – they have some great offers on drinks and snacks that can help you save quite a bit.

My advice is to try the food. I wasn't expecting much at a billiards bar, but the burgers were way better than I thought and totally worth it!

I suggest heading there on a Monday or Tuesday night, it's usually way less crowded and you can grab a billiard table without waiting too long. Trust me, it makes the games way more chill

I think it's a good idea to bring your own cue if you have one. Their cues were a bit worn down, and having your own can make a big difference in your game. Plus, it ends up feeling more comfortable.

My advice is to check out their happy hour deals. They sometimes have great discounts on drinks, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I saved on shots.

If you're a bit picky about music I recommend asking the staff if they can change it... The playlist can be hit or miss but they're usually cool about switching it for you