So my wife and I wanted to hit some balls and practice for a few hours on a monday night. We…read morestopped in busters and there was no open tables. So i thought at first well this is ok if its busy it must be a ok place. Then i noticed they dont sell any booze. No license it seems. ok new owners so they must not be approved yet. no biggie. I bought my wife a cue stick for league match when we join in a few weeks. It was a decent used condition. Figured i would get it at 60 percent of retail. Sadly my cell phone was dead and i didnt have a way to check the retail. I was not familair with the cue. seems i paid over retail for a used cue. Not happy about that. but it is what it is. BUT iif there was one complaint and why i will never return. This room was probably 20k square feet. and they had 1 single wall unit ac and it wasn't doing crap. it was 90 degrees outside. and 95 inside. I was covered in sweat after a single game. we waited for a table to open about 15 minutes. when the league play started. and i heard people left and right complaining. when i sat and drank a soda it was warm inside. but when we started to shoot the ball. i couldn't even see the ball half the time due to the sweat falling into my eyes. everyone was complaining about the heat. An why it was so packed. it was a league match and they had to be there or loose. They where not happy about the heat. if the owners cant afford ac. I dont see busters being here in 2026

I used to shoot a lot of pool here in 1995 and 1996 in my younger years, when it was owned by a…read moredifferent owner, Frank. I used to take advantage of the six hour special, which was all-you-can-play pool for $5 from noon to 6 PM on weekdays, except in the summer, when they closed most weekdays in the daytime. I was in training to become a professional pool player and needed the table time to up my game. I started out in their showroom, which doubled as their non-smoking room, since I didn't like smoke. After a few weeks, I just sucked it up and moved to their main room since it was very lonely in the enclosed showroom, since no one ever went there. Plus they had the better Simonis (tournament) cloth on the front tables outside. In my time there, I played on a number of local tours and in Busters' own in-house tournaments, which were weighted. There were weighted 9-ball and 8-ball tournaments, a few of which I won or placed in the money. Frank had just joined in a the "Four Tour" league with pool halls in Portland, Sanford, and Waterville, and I played in that too. The most exciting time was when they hosted the New Hampshire State 8-Ball Championships, and I got to watch some extremely talented players. At the time, there was a small snack bar up front, as well as a small pro shop. One of the employees also did work on cue sticks on his lathe. They always had the TV on up front. I liked it when they had ESPN's 9-ball matches on, usually with Allison Fisher. Most others there didn't want the channel on that though. I am not sure why, since it was a pool hall after all. Frank actually started giving me free lessons after a while, which I appreciated. All in all, I had a good time and learned a lot. No complaints from me. By the way, I see the new owners have put a lot of their games on their Facebook page, including live videos (https://www.facebook.com/pg/BustersBilliards/videos/). Very nice! These are fun to watch.

Joe recommended the deviled eggs and jalapeño hog shots. They were fantastic. Great service. Cool…read moreambience. A must do!!!!!

They skipped my song on TouchTunes. I asked why and they said if it doesn't fit their vibe they…read moreskip it. You do not get a refund for the song you paid for. This goes against the entire point of TouchTunes man. Also kind of hypocritical of Legends since they fight so hard to play loud music within the town ordinances but sensor your music. legends used to be the bar of the common man but now they are catering to the yuppies. Better off going to Dwyers or The Kitchen where they care about townies.

Great service, beer selection and staff. Small $1 tables and bigger tables by the hour. Always…read morefun.

We've been here twice now and we will be back! Easy to park in their large parking lot, easy to…read morerent a table ($10 per hour) and lots of beer on draft plus --- KENO! TouchTunes is a plus, and there are lots of tables so it's a win-win-win!

Place was cool, but the place was WAYYY overpriced... we ended up getting charged $160 just for two…read moretables for an hour, and an additional $60 for drinks for a grand total of $220 for an hour of entertainment... way overpriced and they are NOT upfront about the cost of the tables before hand - when I asked about the price the bartender just said "that's the price". Was fun but for those prices we will NOT be returning and I advise everyone to go someplace more reasonably priced.

Great Tables, Awesome Drinks Also, New Refurbished Area For Dart Leagues. They Also Run Pool Leaguesread more

This place is one of my go-to's for playing pool…read more I've never had to wait for a table here during the weekday nights. The location is a bit tucked away and probably wouldn't be found if you're not looking for it. The place has 6 tables to play on with plenty of space between tables. There's music as well as TV shows on to watch while you play. It's a nice space to play pool that isn't a bar or bowling alley. Cash and card are accepted now and the rates are pretty typical for the Boston area ($15-$18/hr rate per table including service fees). There are small refreshments (drinks and snacks) available for purchase as well, but no full-meal food options. The tables and cues are well maintained and the restrooms are clean. Service is also quick.

Was Here On 11/08/2025 To Check Out Their Pool Room, WOW What a Joke, Not Like Their Advertised Ad…read moreand Photos. Totally Different, Tables and Lighting Were Disgusting, Strip Lights That Barely Light Up the Tables and Work, Large Stained Pool Tables, With Bad Rails and Cloth, The Balls are Antiques, The Whole Pool Hall Is a Discrase, No Table Maintenance or Cleaning, Not Kept Up, According To the OLD Photos Used To Be a Nice Place To Play Pool, Not Now, I Do Not See How They Run Tuesday Night Leagues Here On These Things. Don't Waste Your Time Comming Here To Play Pool People, Not Worth It Being a Pool Player Since 1975 I Was Very Disappointed and Ashamed Too See What This Room Looks Like Today Seems The Owners Could Care Less About These Tables and Room Today Compared Too What it Used Too Look Like in The Past Which Was Beautiful. Very Sad They Don't Care

A great alley! Offers a great traditional bowling experience with modern equipment & well…read moremaintained lanes, also offering old-school fixtures such as a snack bar, pool hall, etc. Barry & co. in the Pro Shop are the best of the best, and the bowling staff are great! The mechanic is also on top of his game.

Played pool for 2.5 hours with another couple. It cost us $84 for the table.. yup, just the…read moretable.. Need I say more?? This is insanity. Talk about bending over.

Heard they got new tables started stopping in top practice. Most times it was great, not too…read morecrowded. Tables are tight and good to practice on. I made the mistake of stopping in on a Sunday afternoon. Bartender let me know I could play until 4:00 and after that APA League started and they needed the tables. At 3:45 I got shoved onto the table from behind by a league player hard enough to send the balls on the table forward. No sorry just turned his back to me after he did it. I let it go and later mentioned it to the young lady tending the bar. She responded that she would "Punch him in the face for me" - OK not really what I was looking for... I'll still come by but forget joining a league here or coming in the afternoon of a league night....

So Jessica the bartender is the absolute best part of here. Apparently if you walk away from the…read moretable with your chips they depreciate in value. No one in there can count. One dealer didnt even know the rules and kept asking for help and miss paying ppl. It happend alot. This place used to be cool but now its a s show

Gate City Casino did NOT come to play!…read more Listen... the vibe is right, the energy is buzzing, and the experience is giving GOOD TIME from the moment you walk in. Clean space, friendly staff, and just enough excitement to keep you locked in. BUT BABYYYYY... let's talk about the food. That bang-bang cauliflower?!?!?! Crispy. Saucy. Flavor on 10. I almost forgot I was in a casino because I was too busy enjoying that plate. Whoever is back there in the kitchen deserves a raise immediately. Period. Whether you're coming to play, chill, or eat good while having fun -- Gate City Casino understood the assignment. I'll definitely be back... and yes, I'm ordering the bang-bang cauliflower again.