Pool review. There…read moreare 6 pool tables, 9x4 foot. They are a little bit close together, so try to get a corner table, this reduces the amount of times you will have to stand upright to take a shot! Two stars down for this. €10/hour. The place does not serve alcohol, so it does not have a boozey atmosphere, which suited us fine. Maybe that is also why myself and my friend were the only Irish people there!!! Convenient city centre location.

This review is for their luggage service. We had an early check out and late flight. The super…read morefriendly lady took our bags and allowed us to also leave our backpacks at no additional charge. Super friendly!

Came back once again. And it looks more destroyed than it was some time ago. Everything else was…read morethe same. Friendly staff. Decent and nice people there. No scumbags, at least then or any other times I've been here. Toilets are looked after. Still cheap prices for 1 hour of pool €5. Beers were €4. Still got to leave a €20 deposit. But billiard equipment gone worse. Spillage on half of the tables, cues are crooked, a bit messy in general. See pictures for yourselves.

I give this spot 3.5 stars! It's a super large space and great for shooting pool with friends. At…read morefive euro an hour, what a deal! This pool hall / bar is located at the Camden Palace / Camden Deluxe Hotel; but, it should have its own business site, as the space for playing pool, foosball, virtual golf, and/or darts is quite large and a venue in itself! Grab some friends and shoot for the corner pocket - this spot is worth a shot! Game on!

So fun! Bring your own beverage - they have fridges - especially beer. American pool is in the…read morebasement. Reasonable rate $0.25 per minute I think. Sticks were in great condition (or bring your own). There's also a room with foosball and one arcade machine off the first floor. They can make pizza or coffee if you need a snack. Clean quiet and we met nice people. Thank you!

To know, I only inspected the place and left. Can't properly judge it…read more To keep in mind, they have only snooker tables (that's what I call 'em). No 8 ball pool tabled here. Two things got worried me. First, entrance door has been lock and we were let in by staff once he identified us over the window. Second, there was only a single guy (a member of staff) sitting in the glass protected booth. Didn't give us the "safest place in Dublin" feeling. Tables are nice and tidy, tho. There's second level with few more tables. We ended up going to Planet Murphy's, which appeared to be degraded even more since my last visit. But still, a good value and no trouble there.

crossguns is landmark a pillar to the old dublin, brilliant place hope it always stays open. They…read morehave kept the place well over the years. Original snooker club.

From the owner: 'Snooker players of all standards I welcome you to visit and enjoy a game of snooker in the unique…read moreatmosphere that is CrossGuns Snooker Club' a club steeped in tradition and character'.

The vibes in this place are unreal. so nice to see so many people just enjoying their time together…read moreplaying games. we headed in to play 9 Darter and loved it. games 10/10 and food 10/10 would highly recommend. https://9darter.ie

This place is right next to Temple Hotel and good place to walk right into and have some drinks and…read moregood. Excellent atmosphere , and extremely good service. Came here to watch a soccer match and got a great seat. Very clean place with a good variety on the menu. If you are staying at Temple Hotel they provide you a 10% discount which is a nice bonus. Had the Irish Beef Casserole and have to say it was excellent with a good portion. And have to say again the staff here are excellent. Will be back next time in Ireland. Want to for sure award this place my 5+ rating ... and almost forgot the live music was solid! Cheers

Great place! Always good to go to watch the match or a game of pool, friendly bar staff! Lovely on…read morea cold night when the fire is lighting

Unfortunately this location is closed. It used to have so many memories bowling, playing snooker…read moreand the video games!

Ah the Bowler, the place of my youth, i think the pay in at the door thing came just around the…read moretime i stopped going there. i remember getting the 75 to Stillorgan every Friday evening after school to hang out at the bowler, spend some time playing air hockey and sometimes attempting a bit of snooker. Everyone in secondary school who was cool used to come here on the weekends for a while, it was the cool thing to do! then it got boring and we stopped going, they introduced an entrance fee, we realised the food wasn't nice and the bowling went up a bit in price. this wasn't our dream hang out spot anymore. its still a grand spot for a spot of bowling and i have gone back quite a few times but i have only ever indulged in the bowling. I have had a great time to be honest. Bowling isn't something i do regularly so i always have a good time when i go

nice place but its on the wrong side of the city for me! good tables and proper snooker hall and…read moreeverything is 5 star and more.. plus the owner a certain Mr Ken Doherty is a world Champion in Snooker! and one of the nicest guy's you will ever meet. I only wish Ken would open up a place in Blanchardstown this has a population of nearly 70,000 people and all it has to show for it is the leisure plex where its so hard to explain how poor and broke the excuse the call snooker tables they have 3 and they are all worse then each other. just shockin. so if there is anyone reading this open a proper place in Blancardstown! ever hear the saying build it and they will come. there is plenty of places you could build a really good Snooker hall like top class why not.. after all with nearly 70,000 people living there surely you would be able to accomadate for 100 to 150 people give or take over the week.. 8 or 10 tables, cafe, couple of video games , juke box.. I have a Dream, hell I would even run the place!

follow the liffey out past island bridge, thru chapelizod, up the hill towards castleknock and take…read morea sharp left to refind the liffey banks. About half a mile along the road you will come across the Strawberry Hall or 'Straw hall' as we used to call it. This is a very quaint Irish Pub and definitely a find. Frequented at the weekends by bikers and locals - the Straw Hall is a family owned traditional Irish Bar. It is also the only(?) place in Dublin where you can still play bagatelle - a 17th century french billiard game - if I am not mistaken. Pints are cool, food is minimal enough - toasted cheese sandwiches are always good and a really great place for a pint on a cold winters day.

Ever wondered where the locals hide when you are out and about on a busy, cramped and often…read moreslightly messy ending Saturday night? One of their hiding places is the Strawberry Hall, and ould school pub near the Liffey. This pub has a nice outdoor seating area for sunny afternoons, an atmospheric inside seating area and a good function room where you can catch live entertainment once in a while. If you are really lucky, you might walk in on a Friday night and catch a trad session. Everyone can join and the evening can turn into a great singing competition between youngsters and the older generation. The pints are great too, especially the guinness. So if you are in the mood for something more traditional off the trek, stop by the Strawberry Hall, you wont be disappointed.