Park Ave Billiards

I love the changes being made at Park Ave Billiards. It's now light and bright, non-smoking downstairs, and a great place that we now take friends and family. The staff is nice, the place and bathrooms are clean, the pool tables and equipment are well maintained, and the food is quite good (with some standard fried foods but with salads and wraps as well). I am surprised by the very reasonable prices they continue to maintain. Not sure how they do it with inflation. I really appreciate the new vibes and excitement under new ownership and management. Kept it up and we'll keep coming back and recommending Park Ave to our friends.

Nice tables with 8 and 9 ft. options. They also have dart boards with tournaments. And a second level bar with a balcony. If your looking for something to do on the weekends get ready for some pool and a full house! Definitely takes me back to the 90's, fun times!This place is poppin on Friday and Saturday nights so come have fun and don't drink and drive!

This place is off the beaten path. If you love to play pool this is the place. It is dark and smoky inside though. They have tons of pool table and host tournaments. 30 plus tables. They have an upstairs but it was closed when we were there. The staff was nice and helpful. The restrooms were very clean and thE beer is cheap.

I went there and there were roaches. The manager is rude. The drinks were ok but not enough to go to an establishment that doesn't appreciate or treat their customers with respect. Tacky

Super fun, chill place! Bartenders are really nice as well. Plenty of space so that you're not on top of other people playing pool. Didn't get a chance to go upstairs but I definitely will next time!

Park Avenue Billiards has served as both a pre-clubbing and after work chill spot for my friends and co-workers. No, I don't have my own pool stick, I don't enter tournaments...hell, I don't even know how to play...or rack the balls...I kind of just wing it, you could say. However I've become quite the drinks fetcher and serve as menu virtuoso to those with empty stomachs, so at least I'm good for something. Navigation: Located on Park Avenue across from Wendy's and BEHIND the Seafood Market. It's not out on the main road where you can immediately spot it, just so you know. Turn into the driveway where the Seafood Market is, and go all the way back. It's a two-story building, with the second story having a roomy outdoor patio area suitable for mingling and consumption of alcoholic libations. The first floor interior houses the vast amounts of pool tables in 3 different rooms/areas. There's a well-appointed bar by the front entrance serving up both bottled and draft beers, as well as liquors, shots, and mixed drinks. The waitresses also make their way from table to table taking drink and food orders for added convenience. Bites : Surprisingly their food menu is rather expansive for a neighborhood pool hall. The eats lean heavily toward simple than fancy, but offer more than just the predicted fried foods extravaganza. Healthier fare salads and wraps are available as well as sandwiches such as the shrimp po' boy and pork tenderloin. As time has passed, It's safe to say that I've partaken in enough offerings to recite the menu on cue, so I'll give you a rundown of some of the faves.Southwestern Egg Rolls: Ordered with a side of ranch (or 5), since I'm "that person" who drenches every bite of food in ranch dressing. The egg rolls are served piping hot, crunchy, and adequately seasoned (I hate when they're too spicy). I can put away 2 servings of these on my own, easy.Wings: I love wings. I love teriyaki wings. I love the teriyaki wings HERE. They're not overly-saturated in sauce, thankfully, so there's a satisfying balance between the juicy chicken, crispy skin exterior, and teriyaki flavor.Buffalo Chicken Wrap (Hot Sauce): My girlfriend Faith J. ordered this and one minute it was in plain sight, and the next there was nothing but an empty basket. So either she was on the brink of starvation, or it was really good....or both. Either way...thumbs up?Steak Quesadilla: I must order this every time I'm here, whether I hoard it all for myself or feel particularly generous and share with the besties. It's so good that it's become imperative to order it...with several sides of ranch, of course.Wednesdays is ladies night on the second floor, and the ladies drink for free (wells and beer) until 1 or 2 a.m., I forget which. There's a DJ, dancing and beer pong tables. Honestly the few times I've gone I'd rather be on the first floor or outside on the patio because it can get quite...for lack of a better word..."ratchet" upstairs. And smoky. Plus I get migraines easily and the gaudy flashing lights from the dance floor aren't good for me at all. There's different specials (also menu specials) offered throughout the week, so take a peep at their website. I believe Mondays is $.50 wings night and Tuesday is $3.00 apps, to name a couple. I recommend Park Avenue Billiards to one and all so definitely give this place a shot. Till next time, support your local eats and businesses, and as always, SYOY!

I play league on Wednesday nights and the whole league is amazing....Mike Snyder is super nice as well as Jackie Mott The staff is very Good and of course the league operates Kevin and Ashely Morgan are awesome. I like the fact that they separate the live music to upstairs and the downstairs is solely devoted to pool. So it's a great place if you really like pool.

Love this place. Best tables in town. Friendly staff. No smoking. Good food.... can't say enough.

Enjoyed our time at Park Avenue billiards for the APA southeast challenge the weekend starting September 8, 2023. Coming in from out of town we had never been there before, and the general consensus was that it was a great experience.Everything was run well, especially considering the challenge of such a large number of teams and players.Rebekah and the bar staff did a great job, fast experienced and friendly. It was a comfortable atmosphere. The only downside was my own fault. I lost my car key somewhere in the parking lot at night. It had come off the ring, and I had no idea where to look. A couple days later someone turned it in to Rebekah at the bar, and she was kind enough to take charge of mailing this key to me. Very grateful. Certainly one step above and beyond. Thank you, Rebekah. And thank you Park Avenue billiards.

Do not eat the food there the so called kitchen manager doesn't change the pans the vegetables are in just puts a new date on it every day to make it seem like he switch the pans. I know this because I worked there and when I said something he said it was ok.