Tables Available
This is the second floor pool hall at the Rivoli, a bar on Queen St West. This was taken just as the evening began but with 11 vintage tables available it soon filled up. The tables range from an 1870s one to a 1960s one, all in great condition! And there is a full bar upstairs as well as downstairs on the main floor.
I love to shoot pool.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place to hang out!
ReplyDeleteThat would be a fun place for a game of pool. I'm terrible at it but that doesn't stop me from trying.
ReplyDeleteI've never been much good at pool. Looks like a nice hangout though.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking about time travel, then I saw the guy's attire...
ReplyDeleteWhat a collection! I haven't played a game of pool (as we call it here) in like ages. This makes me want to play right now!
ReplyDeleteLooks really nice.
ReplyDeleteMy brother plays billiards a lot. I haven't in years.
ReplyDeleteI'm a much better spectator than player when it comes to billiards. ;)
ReplyDeleteHahahaha!
ReplyDeleteJust saw Music Man Sunday @ Maine State Music Theater.
"... Friends, let me tell you what I mean.
You got one, two, three, four, five, six pockets in a table.
Pockets that mark the diff'rence
Between a gentlemen and a bum,
With a capital "B,"
And that rhymes with "P" and that stands for pool!"
"Ya Got Trouble"
I think I might have played one those tables when it was new. Used shoot pool in the 1950s 1960s on Danforth Ave. near Main St. If my memory serves me right, I think you had to be 16 years old to get in.
ReplyDeleteTried my hand at snooker once and was quite happily surprised!
ReplyDeleteYep, I agree with Birdman. Gotta mind you P's and . . . Q's. :-)
ReplyDeleteso they were made of good quality materials
ReplyDeleteSomebody's idea of heaven.
ReplyDeleteWow great tables, I'm such a bad player...
ReplyDeletepretty neat.
ReplyDeleteLooks/sounds like a fun place.
ReplyDeleteGood place to have fun;)
ReplyDeleteSo, is this your hangout?
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