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Consider visiting during a weekday afternoon. It was much quieter then, so I could really enjoy the facilities without the crowd.

Don't forget to bring your own water bottle. The water fountains were hard to find, and it will save you a few euros instead of buying bottled water.

I think it’s a good idea to bring your own cue if you have one. The tables can be a bit crowded, and it’s nice to know you have your equipment

My advice is to arrive early on weekends, like by 5 PM, or else you might face a long wait since it gets pretty packed quickly.

If you want the best playing experience, I recommend going on a weeknight rather than the weekend when the vibe is more laid back and you can really concentrate.

I suggest checking out their happy hour specials, they have some really good discounts on drinks between 5-7 PM, which helped me save a bit!

If you’re planning to play, bring your own racket and balls! Renting them can add up. I saved a good amount that way.

I recommend wearing sneakers and comfy clothing. The space can get a bit busy with players practicing, and you might want to join in! I made the mistake of wearing flip-flops and it wasn’t ideal

I suggest checkin out their schedule online before you go. There are often specific events or tournaments happening that you might miss otherwise. I nearly went on a quiet day and would have regretted it.

My advice is to grab a bite nearby before your visit. The food options around the area are pretty good, and it saves you time inside since they don’t have much for snacks. I found a cozy cafe just a few minutes away.

I recommend coming on a weeknight, like Tuesday around 7 PM. The place was way quieter then and we got more time on the tables without waiting too long.

Bring cash! I had a bit of a hassle with card payments when I visited, and it's just easier to pay in cash to avoid any confusion.