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The Abbey

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536 Driggs Ave. (N.7th & N.8th)

718-599-4400

Daily 3pm-4am Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 3pm-8pm


Cost : $1

Table Size : 7.5 ft.

Amenities : chalk, short stick

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Table Condition : 4 - good

Cue Stick Condition : 2 - poor

Space : 2 - poor

Lighting : 4 - good


Our Review :

For all intents and purposes, The Abbey should be a wonderful place to play a game. Unfortunately, the cue stick situation is dismal, and that makes all the difference. The crowd is a mixed bag. Free pool on Mondays, though!


Comments

levee is very under-the-radar. people don't go there to look cool or get checked out or noticed, at least not to the extent that other bars have that type of thing. It's very un-sexy, but not as un-sexy as Turkey's Nest. You won't find as many older locals there, but you will find them occasionally. The bar is as laid-back as can be. But back to the pool. Table is decent and the free monday night thing is great (also nice little drink deals that night too, like the bud + beam that i love). The ceilings are low, so it does feel a little hunkered down. If it's crowded on the weekend, there's still a good game always going, but there tend to be jackasses who don't know the bar well enough to respect the rear end of your pool stick ("listen man, i'm just trying to have a good time. Quit telling me to get out of the way." "I'm just trying to play pool! See this big felted table? That's for playing pool!"). That only happens on the weekends and usually only with very drunk people who don't know the bar. Long and short of it is: I play there more than anywhere else due to proximity and the games are always entertaining. There are a few characters, myself included, who show up there pretty regularly. I also enjoy the Levee and dislike Zabloski's if that means anything about my opinion of Abbey to you.

Posted By: levee is very at 01/28/2009

good table, good space. a bit much on the line and nobody wants to play doubles. all in all a positive experience.

Posted By: Matt T at 01/24/2009

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