Top Games 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

I suggest arriving at least 30 minutes early to soak in the atmosphere and find a good spot to watch the action.

I recommend checking the schedule online before you go. Some matches can get super crowded, and you want to catch the best ones

Make sure to bring a light jacket! It can get a bit chilly inside, especially if you're watching a long match.

My advice is to come around 5 PM if there's a game. You'll get to soak in the atmosphere without the rush and maybe catch some warm-up laps!

I recommend checking the schedule ahead of time and aiming to go on weekdays. The crowds are way less hectic, and you can enjoy the experience much better

When renting equipment, check if they have any package deals. I missed out on saving a bit because I just rented a ball without asking about combo offers which could've included a net.

I recommend showing up around 4 PM if you want to avoid the big crowds. The vibe is perfect then, and you can actually find a good spot on the sand without feeling cramped