Brooklyn Billiards to Bushwick Ice House: A Two-Table Night
Rack a few cheap frames at a Bushwick pool hall, then walk to a dive with a backyard patio that runs late.
🗺️ Two stops along Troutman and Ingraham
🎱 Open with a few frames
Arrive at Brooklyn Billiards just after 4 PM, when its daily opening window begins and tables should be easier to claim. Spend about an hour playing a few frames, then settle the roughly 13 dollar per person table charge reported by visitors before leaving. The roomy setup suits casual rounds, though equipment reviews are mixed. Start here while your focus is fresh, keep drinks measured, and finish your last game before turning west toward Ingraham Street.
🍺 Ease onto the patio
Leave Brooklyn Billiards and walk roughly 0.44 miles west to Bushwick Ice House, about ten minutes at an ordinary pace. Its Monday hours run from 4 PM until 4 AM, so the second stop carries the route later without deadline pressure. Order at the bar, play another round at the pool table, or move to the backyard patio when conditions stay dry. Let the patio reset the pace, then finish whenever your energy dips and retrace the short route.
👟 Short transfer, open ending
Plan this as a two to three hour Monday night, beginning after 4 PM at Brooklyn Billiards and moving west only after the first set of games. The route covers roughly 0.44 miles between active, operational venues with overlapping late hours. Brooklyn Billiards lists an approximately 13 dollar table charge per person, while Bushwick Ice House does not list a firm price. Keep the order and skip the backtrack, carry rain protection for the transfer, and confirm directly if your group needs guaranteed tables.
