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Pool Halls Listings
BILLAR SANTAMARÍA LA RAZA
Pool hall in Gustavo A. Madero with well-maintained tables, clean equipment, and a jukebox loaded with rock, pop, and regional music. The space is bright, the bathrooms are kept clean, and they vacuum the tables regularly — not a given for the category.Tables run around 50-80 MXN per hour depending on the day, and they charge by fraction so you don't lose time. There's carambola if you're into it, plus a short menu of snacks, micheladas, and mojitos. A rockola lets you queue up your own songs for five pesos, and the bar tosses in a basket of chips with your beer. It's 30 seconds from the metro, so easy to reach.
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Billares Continental
A low-key pool hall tucked on the second floor above the street-level hustle of Centro, Billares Continental is easy to miss from the outside but holds plenty of tables once you're upstairs. Pool runs about 35 pesos per hour, carambola around 50, and the place never really fills up even on weekends, so you can settle in without waiting.There's a jukebox with solid variety, snacks and beer at easy-on-the-wallet prices, and no pressure to order food. The tables are well-leveled and the space is clean, though bathrooms can be hit or miss. Good spot for an afternoon or evening with friends when you want conversation, a few beers, and a rack or two without the noise.
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Círculo 99 Billar & Café Obrera
Open since 2003, this spacious pool hall on Eje Central serves cold beer on tap and by the bottle alongside alitas, pizzas, and nachos. Beyond the billiard tables, you'll find ping pong, board games while you wait for a table, and a regular lineup of live rock, stand-up comedy, and karaoke nights — Friday karaoke draws a crowd.The space is big enough to accommodate groups, and the music is mostly rock with some reggaeton (staff will change it if you ask). Expect Monday promotions and weekly deals that make the beer and table time easier on the wallet.
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Billar El Recreo
A casual pool hall in Coyoacán with over ten billiard tables, two ping pong tables, and board games to pass the time while you wait for a table on busy weekends. Tables run at an affordable hourly rate, and the menu covers snacks like French fries and wedges alongside mojitos, beers, and micheladas.The vibe leans retro—think 90s Nickelodeon reruns on the TVs and a throwback soundtrack—and the space stays open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays. No reservations, and groups are capped at six people per table. Expect a wait on weekend nights, but the board games and drinks help.
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Salón Malafama
Salón Malafama bills itself as "El Billar de la Condesa," and the pool tables are the main draw — well-maintained, cleaned between games, and rented by the hour. You'll need to sign up when you arrive; weekend waits for a table can stretch from an hour and a half to two and a half, but board games are available while you wait.The bar serves cocktails, beer, and bar food including pizza, wings, and burgers, and the music and atmosphere lean into a social, group-friendly vibe. Important practical detail: cash only, no cards accepted. Valet parking is available.
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Billart
Old-school pool hall spread across three levels on Insurgentes Sur, with well-kept tables, a solid soundtrack of rock classics, and no reggaeton in sight. The decoration hasn't changed in years — think throwback '80s vibes — but that's part of the appeal for the regulars who come to play a few rounds after work.Tuesdays bring 20% off table time, and there's a smoking area on each floor. The kitchen turns out bar snacks and there's a decent range of bottled beers. Cash only, and stick to the lower floors — the third-floor tables near the bathrooms are best avoided.
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Billarama Santa María
Second-floor pool hall in Santa María la Ribera with well-maintained tables and a menu of tortas, burgers, and snacks alongside beer, coffee, and soft drinks. Tables are kept clean and the balls run smooth, and you'll find everyone from young players to older regulars passing the afternoon here.Weekday mornings (Monday through Wednesday, 9am–2pm) offer a deal: pay for one hour, get the second free. Hourly rates range from the mid-range to a bit more for the semi-private tables in the reserved area.
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Billares Paris
A longstanding pool hall in Jardín Balbuena with a family-friendly setup and more than just billiards — ping pong, foosball, dominó, and both pool and carambola tables spread across a spacious floor. The tables are well-maintained and the staff keeps things organized, honoring arrival order when it fills up on busy nights.Snacks and drinks keep the games going, with cerveza and capuchino on the menu. The atmosphere shifts with the jukebox — whoever feeds it sets the mood. Affordable hourly rates and enough space that you're not bumping elbows at the next table.
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Círculo 99 Billar & Café
Círculo 99 operates two floors of pool tables, karaoke, and live entertainment in Narvarte. The billiard setup runs across both levels — high-quality tables, well-maintained equipment — while the second floor adds a stage for stand-up comedy, live rock performances, and a karaoke lounge with sofas facing the singers.The kitchen serves a full menu of bar food and mains, and Wednesday brings a promotion on table rental. Doors open at 4pm daily. Reservations are recommended on weekends and for events, and valet parking is available.
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BILLAR JACKY
Tucked into the famous 5 de Mayo alleyway in the Centro Histórico, this old-school neighborhood pool hall runs two pool tables and several carambola tables in a no-frills setting. The crowd skews local, the vibe is classic barrio, and you can settle in with cold beer, coffee, or snacks while you play — or take a break for dominoes or chess at one of the side tables.Table rates are easy on the wallet. The space can get warm since there aren't windows, but the straightforward atmosphere and central location make it a solid option for a low-key hour or two near the Zócalo. Show up ready to wait if the pool tables are busy — carambola is the backup plan.
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