
Beer, cocktails & bar snacks are served in a low-key setting with TVs, pool tables & dartboards.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1757 Arthur Kill Rd # E, Staten Island, NY 10312
Phone: (718) 948-0714
Website: http://www.uniqueloungesi.com/
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Reviews
The first time I went was on a “league night”, and I was given the pool table closest to the bar, just beyond which the league information is displayed in a corner. Given people were coming to play matches and I was just practicing, I set myself up to shoot on the side of the table facing away from the other tables. There’s enough space between them otherwise, but you definitely have to wait for your neighbors to shoot their shots at times, as is common in pool halls. As people came in for their matches, they were constantly walking into that back corner though, so I was interrupted probably every 7 minutes or so, usually with a quick “pardon”.
A guy came is asking about joining their in-house league. The league operator or owner had this gent shoot a rack on the table next to me with another player. The purpose was so he could give this guy a ranking for their league, so they don’t use Fargo or any other ranking system that I’m aware of.
I paid like 20-25$ after tipping for 3 hours or so. Super cheap.
The second time I went was on Friday, arriving around 6, before any crowd to speak of. It filled up by 8, everyone around having a blast. Lots of interruptions with players at other tables, to be expected and not an issue. I shot for 3-3.5 hours and had 3 Cokes (no food service here or I would’ve ordered dinner). I was given a 52$ tab, which, after the first time I was here, and given their advertised rates, caught me by surprise. I put my card on the bar but also asked if there was a problem with my tab. I was told it was 7$ an hour, so I pointed out that my bill should’ve been half of what it was if that was the case. The bartender simply spun to the computer and printed my itemized receipt, which showed some kind of “$#.## x 2” line on it, explaining that every individual has to be charged as if there were two people on the table… or something like that? Not an issue, but price transparency is always nice.