I haven't been there for years but The Pickled Parrot on 104 used to be the place.

With the power cuts you wanna find somewhere with a generator!
If you want to play rich khmer there is a place at the top of 113 just before preah sihanouk has some very swankky cars outside. You can see the tables through the glass

Can't really remember the name but I think
California riverside... used to always get the good players there at the time was the best table in PP. ,or at least 1 of them.

As well as sharkeys (same players) all got the glove on.. But can play 2 $ a game or what ever most of them are friendly normally end up getting free bear out of it. Unless u get 2 many free beers then u might give it back haha

To add to the already mentioned, Score Bar on 278 has plenty of good tables and a nice spot called Q Club on St 113 is good too, they even have Snooker tables there. (Some of the glove wearing pool experts should move on to Snooker when pool becomes that easy for them) Though you are charged by the hour at Q, It's about $4 an hour IIRC.

Snooker is hard when sober... fu*kin hard when pished.... But pool u can still get them in when your full of booze

Londonmail wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2019 7:54 pm Snooker is hard when sober... fu*kin hard when pished.... But pool u can still get them in when your full of booze

It certainly isn't a game you'd play if you were planning a night ahead. But it can be good fun if you find someone on an equal level as yourself and just play socially for something to do in the day time. Me and someone I know are very good pool players (not taking it to glove wearing levels though) so we moved onto snooker, played around 400 frames for a $5 wager over the years and unbelievably the score was/is 190-188. Though such is the difficulty I think the highest break was something like 32.

SD Riverside used to be perfect for a pre-session game of pool, you'd have a nice mix of a few regulars as well as people staying the night there. There were a couple of tournament nights, other nights you'd have a game of killer for $1 a head and its a great table. It's just dead there now though, everyone moved to Sharkys.

sharkys has the best tables ive played on in PP in recent memory
but that was when they were brand new just after they reopened, not sure what they are like now after some use

sd, was the best table in my mind at the time, the first 2 in sharkeys was ok. but i guess they channged now or at least the cloth.
cloth makes all the difference and for some bars the pool table is the main feature they should take more care of them
u could always get a good game or 20 if u wanted at a resonable level. (which i consider reasonable any way)
i always likt to check out new places. in london i used to play all the time but not recently... soon to change as well as my travelling

snooker my best ever was 49 and only once... many 30's but not in the same sesson so im classed as shite!!!