The best pool hall in Harrisburg. Hands down. No competition. One of the best places to come hang…read moreout and chill. Bring your own drinks too. The owners are fantastic. Theyre warm and make you feel welcomed EVERY SINGLE TIME you come. I cant recommend it enough. Fun and friendly place to be. Table costs about $8 an hour or $20 for the entire day. You cant really beat those prices. Love this place.

Club Med can be a little hard to find if you have no idea where you're going. I was told "it's…read moreover behind the Harrisburg Mall" and forced to find it on my own. Eventually, I did, but I chalk that up to my Carthaginian Explorer's sense of direction. If you have a Persian sense of direction *ahem* and accidently direct people to the pentagon, you'd never find it. Once you know where you're going, you begin to figure out how to get those covetted front parking spots, that seem to be a million miles closer to the door than the rest of the lot. Close parking is both an artform and a science, and at Club Med, it's crucial, because it seems like during the winter months, the wind blows just a little bit stronger on the East side of South Harrisburg. I also think it happens to swell up in the driveway, in the only place that the gym doesn't shelter from the wind. Club Med has a little over 20 pool tables. They have a pretty red one and an even prettier blue one. There is a back room that is non-smoking. However, I've never been in there, because let's face it, I can't put out my cigarette long enough to walk back there. The juke box is relatively well stocked, and if it's slow, and you go there often enough, the owner will hook you up with some change to put in and play a few jams. On Friday and Saturday nights however, it's usually stocked an hour ahead with 50 cent songs played by middle school and high school kids who go there so they can smoke. The whole place isn't packed with kids, but they definitely make up a substantial proportion of the clientelle. Other major groups include the skeezy old men who gamble on billiards and Asians who, as if they hadn't impressed us enough with their mathematical and breakdancing abilities, had to go and be amazing at pool too. The highlight of Club Med is definitely the owner, and his staff, who I believe are all family. They are wonderful people, and they will always go out of their way to make sure you're having a good time in their establishment. Club Med also has a small snack bar which includes sodas, hot dogs, (i believe) nachos, and CANDY! Airheads and Root beer make any game of 8-ball complete!

This is a fantastic place to play, with a terrific atmosphere. The owner is incredibly friendly and…read morehelpful, and it is a clean, welcoming environment. The tables are plentiful and in great condition, there is a small pro shop and stick repair on site, and some drinks and food available as well. There are skills machines and other arcade games also - not the dingy pool hall people expect! I'm so glad to have tried it out, and we have become semi-regulars.

A small hidden gem of Ducansville and Altoona area. Most the people that know about this place are…read moreregulars. Tucked away in a corner of a strip mall (764 Plaza) which is across the street from Blue Knob Auto Sales and the Brooklyn Deli. There is plenty of free parking spots. The business recently switch hands and the new owner is currently really cleaning the place up and making the atmosphere seem more lively, brighter, and a place to hang even when not playing pool. The place is filled up with 16 9 foot table, 15 Brunswick Medalists and 1 double shimmed Brunswick Gold Crown, all of the tables have ball returns. Talking to the new owner he was talking about getting 2 bar boxes and possible starting a league team there. The tables are normally clean, felt intact, and well lit. Also there is plenty of places to sit around and away from the tables. The pricing is very reasonable and same with the drink and snack prices. Their hours start at 12 pm every day and go to midnight Sunday through Thursday, then Friday and Saturday to normally stay open until 2 am. This place has plenty of drink options from water to soda and many snacks, as for alcohol it's BYOB and there will be a small fee for bringing it in. I should mention there is normally an 8 ball tournament ever Monday evening there. One downside to the place is that smoking is allowed which is really noticeable in the winter months on Fridays and Saturdays when the younger crowd is there. Lucky for the bigger tournaments there usually isn't any smoking in there. Another downside is the music, there is only one source of music which is a touch-tunes jukebox in the very back of the pool hall. When it is normally played it seems to get really loud to the point where it bothers people at the front of the hall. I feel that the place would be a lot better if there was background music even like the radio or Pandora when the jukebox isn't being played. Final thoughts, the staff is great and this is a great place to go to shoot a rack or two of pool.

I highly recommend visiting. Its a great place for all ages (21+)…read more Pros: *Tasty drinks and food (award winning wings), *Great security, hardly any incidents *Friendly and down to earth staff *Four clean pool tables *Free pool nights (Thursdays) *Lots of TVs with sports *Live entertainment with great bands and karaoke *Great dance floor *Very nice outside patio *Two bars on busy nights Cons: *No air conditioning in bathrooms *The banquet style seating and tables near the second bar feel outdated.

They offer exactly what they advertise for a decent price. And they have good customer service and…read morehave a good amount of pool table availability on most days.

Great job keeping extremely clean tables. I really appreciate it. I have been to so many pool…read morehalls. That don't take good care of there tables. I will definitely come back out here for tournament play.

This place is a joke. The owner and his "tournament director" are skimming money from their…read moretournaments. The facility itself is nice, but the owner decides to close on a whim CONSTANTLY. You never know when you get there if they will be open or closed. He lets every patron there go in and out of the kitchen where he is preparing other peoples food. I watched him wipe his nose with his fingers and hand while walking into the kitchen and then touching rolls for sandwiches. I highly suggest picking another pool hall for tournaments AND food.

From the owner: We are cuesports enthusiasts, we hold weekly tournaments on Sunday, Monday and Saturdays, we sale a…read morevariety of snaks and drinks we are an authorized dealer of Joss cues and an authorized dealer of Cuesilk cue care and table cleaner. Family friendly and we encourage familys to come and play at PlayTime Billiards

It's one of nicest place, quiet and clean that you can find , I know the owner he doing great job…read moreand make sure everybody have nice clean table to play and no one bother you there. Great place that take care of everyone with respect.

We love this place, it's the real deal. Old school…read more The owner is wonderful. Always happy to give him our business too.

If you are fairly young, fairly new to Chambersburg and wanting to have a resemblance of nightlife…read moreatmosphere - then Dara & Jack's is the pace to visit. I actually ran into the owner in the grocery store when we first moved here (I complimented her on her dress) and we started talking. She invited my husband and I to her bar, touting it as the only one in town and really chatting up the d.j. for "reggae night". Starved for some fun - we decided to go. Last night I visited for the second time. I say "I" and not "we" because my husband has been a few times after work with friends. Anywho, let's start with drinks, they are cheap and generous (double shot was a shot). Now, don't go up in there asking for a cosmopolitan (I did that, got a blank stare). But a beer and a shot of Hennessey together was less than $10. My husband only drinks cognac neat and we pay upwards of 8 to 15 a shot where we're from. The music was a steady stream of 80's and 90's hip hop which we love. There are 2 pool tables in the back and the chicken wings and fries that kept whizzing past us looked and smelled like good bar good. Hubby consigned on the tastiness of the chicken from past experience. Overall, it was a cool spot to hit for a drink because we weren't ready to go home. Chambersburg offers very little "night life". Be prepared to pay a $5 cover and be patted down hood style at the door.

My favorite of the 4 pool halls in Frederick. More of a pool hall than a Bar. A couple months ago…read morethey started using fresh meat for their burgers and they are good.

I'm not usually the type to leave bad reviews, but when someone messes with my money, there's an…read moreissue. I visited on May 11, 2026 and my original bill was $16.96. Two days later, I checked my bank account and noticed a fraudulent charge totaling $46.96. After contacting management, I was sent a copy of the receipt showing a $30 tip added and a signature that was not mine. I did not authorize a $30 tip or sign that receipt. Management advised me to go through the dispute process with my bank because the tip would need to be retrieved through payroll. Unfortunately, my bank was unable to dispute the charge because it was under $50. I asked management about another way to resolve the issue and never received a response, so now I'm stuck with the charge. Really disappointing situation overall. Just be careful checking your bank statements after visiting.

Consistently delicious food! Laid back atmosphere, nothing flashy; just yummy food and good…read morepeople! The bartenders know our beverages when we come in which we enjoy!

If you're at the National Emergency Training Center campus, you'll be here. Friendly staff, good…read moreselection of beer, limited food, and a spacious recreation and lounge area.

One of the best parts of class at the NETC is this pub. Also known as the Liquid Refreshment Center…read more(LRC-2), it is available to recreation association members only (basically only students/staff at the NETC). They have a great selection of big-name and craft brews available, and even a few wines by the glass or bottle. Everything is very inexpensive (like $2.75 for a beer, $9 for a pitcher level of inexpensive). For anyone stuck taking a class there for a week or two, this is a great place to gather with your classmates and network with those from other classes and public safety agencies. They have free popcorn available while you're drinking, and a few games to play (video/arcade and pool). Multiple TV options let you watch whatever sporting event is on at the time. The only important thing to know is that the food options they have are limited, and are various frozen/refrigerated options that you microwave yourself.