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We provide a clean and fun billiards experience. Come in to improve your game or hang out with friends on the best tables in Palm Beach County! We have 18 tables, are non-smoking and WE SERVE FOOD! Minors are welcome accompanied by an adult; under 14 plays for free! We serve beer and wine.
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Address: 509 Northlake Ct, North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Phone: (561) 284-6454
Website: https://villagecueclub.com/
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Reviews
David DeWysocki
Great billiards hall. Many champion and smaller sized tables. Open floor plan. Lots of TVs for sports tracking, enjoyment. New queues for use. Friendly staff. Great place to shoot some stick on a weeknight!
… moreAdar
Initially I wasn’t going to post this, but I was invited back by another friend and then decided I was so uncomfortable from this event I couldn’t go back.
This occurred September 23rd.
I came in just to support my friend’s pool league game.
I immediately was bombarded by the woman who owns the bar.
Now, im a big chested woman. No denying it.
I walked inside in my tank top, with my sports bra underneath. The sports bra can be zipped up a little more than it was, but she walked over in front of the entire bar and pool league where I was standing and very publicly asked me to “find a shirt in my car to cover up” and then rushed over with a Hawaiian shirt for me to put on. Now, realistically, I’m ok with the “dress code” sign outside. But it doesn’t specify what that mean. Shoulders, yes. Maybe pants, yes. Sneakers, yes. You cannot walk up to a customer and say their “having a wardrobe malfunction” because there shirt is too revealing because it’s a “family establishment.” I am a bigger chested woman. Wearing a tank top, strapped in, with a sports bra with a firmly secured zipper. I simply have a big chest. There were several witnesses around to coincide with the fact that I was not “falling out” of it. She then left me alone while I just draped the open shirt over my shoulders, and continued to talk about me to various guests as they all looked over at me.
This is a pool hall.
As Florida law goes, unless an establishment is primarily food sales (this is a pool hall with a fryer) this is the Florida law on curfew:
Minors are not allowed in public places or establishments between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. on weekdays and 12:01 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on weekends and holidays.
I did arrive just before 10pm. But I doubt the hour made the difference.
As well as, there was not a single minor there by 10pm. And it’d be extremely disenchanting as a customer to enter a bar and pool hall where a minor is brought in after 10pm.
The bartender was absolutely delightful however, she was gorgeous and very very accommodating.
The woman next to me competing in the pool league witnessed the entire thing and apologized for the owner.
Do better. Body shaming a woman with the excuse that she’s “falling out of her shirt” when she most definitely isn’t, stating there’s a “dress code” while men walk around in shorts and flip flops, jeans, etc, because you’re worried your husband will see me is disgusting.
… moreThis occurred September 23rd.
I came in just to support my friend’s pool league game.
I immediately was bombarded by the woman who owns the bar.
Now, im a big chested woman. No denying it.
I walked inside in my tank top, with my sports bra underneath. The sports bra can be zipped up a little more than it was, but she walked over in front of the entire bar and pool league where I was standing and very publicly asked me to “find a shirt in my car to cover up” and then rushed over with a Hawaiian shirt for me to put on. Now, realistically, I’m ok with the “dress code” sign outside. But it doesn’t specify what that mean. Shoulders, yes. Maybe pants, yes. Sneakers, yes. You cannot walk up to a customer and say their “having a wardrobe malfunction” because there shirt is too revealing because it’s a “family establishment.” I am a bigger chested woman. Wearing a tank top, strapped in, with a sports bra with a firmly secured zipper. I simply have a big chest. There were several witnesses around to coincide with the fact that I was not “falling out” of it. She then left me alone while I just draped the open shirt over my shoulders, and continued to talk about me to various guests as they all looked over at me.
This is a pool hall.
As Florida law goes, unless an establishment is primarily food sales (this is a pool hall with a fryer) this is the Florida law on curfew:
Minors are not allowed in public places or establishments between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. on weekdays and 12:01 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on weekends and holidays.
I did arrive just before 10pm. But I doubt the hour made the difference.
As well as, there was not a single minor there by 10pm. And it’d be extremely disenchanting as a customer to enter a bar and pool hall where a minor is brought in after 10pm.
The bartender was absolutely delightful however, she was gorgeous and very very accommodating.
The woman next to me competing in the pool league witnessed the entire thing and apologized for the owner.
Do better. Body shaming a woman with the excuse that she’s “falling out of her shirt” when she most definitely isn’t, stating there’s a “dress code” while men walk around in shorts and flip flops, jeans, etc, because you’re worried your husband will see me is disgusting.
Val Deeb
Super nice! Clean venue, great music, friendly owner, and Diamond tables were flawless. Definitely go there if you want an excellent pool experience. Reasonably priced overall, great specials for afternoon play as well.
… moreNick Hoff
Wendy was the best part of the experience. First time here with my friends and she explained the process and what she recommends. Spent the next 2 hours having a great time with her serving me and my friends like a 5 star restaurant while taking care of her whole bar. I will be back even though I live 45 minutes away. Cool freaking place
… moreKellie Linder
I absolutely love this place! I have been to many local spots that only have one or two pool tables(not kept up) that only take quarters! Hands down this is the BEST place in Northern Palm Beach County to shoot pool. Diamond Tables..they have 9ft and & 7ft tables..super clean.. you rent by the hour! They have tournaments and host APA league as well. Wendy is my favorite employee! She is great! I make sure to go when she is working! This spot has had many owners over the years. The current owners have done a great job renovating and revamping this local pool hall. If its been awhile since you have been I highly recommend going! If you have never been, you will not be disappointed!
… moreVal D.
the owner loves the game and it shows. stopped by when on a business trip and was not disappointed! beautiful Diamond tables, excellent rates and friendly service.
… moreArran Krishen
Awesome, super clean pool hall with plenty of Diamond tables both 9ft & 7ft; they hold 8ball & 9ball tournaments throughout the week. The daily specials, buckets and the cues for rent are a great deal. Smoke free and they have better than your average pool hall food options. Best pool hall for casual to advanced players all skills levels play here! Would definitely recommend!!
… moreJuan Rodriguez
Great place to play pool! Clean atmosphere and nice tables. I recommend to all skill levels!
… moreJ. W
Jerry is awesome, such an awesome place for the community. Great ownership, great vibes and reasonably priced.
… moreGerard Gormley
No criticism here. NPBB is also Village Cue, from what I could gather. Place has overall 18 tables and 8 of the eighteen are 7.5 league playing tables. Challenging are the 9 footer Diamonds. NON SMOKING AS IT SHOULD BE. I’ll be back when in town again. All the best
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