13 Locations
Snooker has a quiet, dedicated following in Berlin, played on full sized tables in halls and clubs. From casual frames to serious play, snooker here offers a relaxed evening with a cue. This overview gathers Berlin locations for the green baize.
Billiard and snooker halls across Kreuzberg, Schoeneberg and the eastern districts keep proper tables, often open late with drinks and snacks. Some run leagues and tournaments for regulars, and equipment can be hired on site. Quieter afternoons offer the cheapest, most relaxed time to play a frame or two.
Browse the venues below to find snooker across Berlin, from dedicated halls to late night clubs.
Pfefferbett Hostel Berlin is located on the historic Pfefferberg grounds in Prenzlauer Berg and is operated as a non-profit. 45 rooms are spread across seven categories, from single rooms to eight-bed rooms. For school trips, there are free spots for accompanying persons and a dedicated school camp at Großer Wannsee for up to 59 people.
Paule's Metal Eck on Krossener Straße is the metal pub of the Simon-Dach-Kiez: red-black dim light, skulls up to the ceiling, around ten draft beers, and cash payment. Billiards, foosball, and darts are in the back. Among Berlin's cult scene pubs, Metal Eck is the meeting point where the Berlin metal scene actually gathers.
The Generator Berlin Prenzlauer Berg utilizes a former GDR office building on Storkower Straße and offers the widest range of rooms among Berlin hostels: from four-bed rooms to fourteen-bed rooms. A bed starts at 13 Euros per night. For groups, there's a private bus stop and a free private room for twenty beds or more.
The Three Little Pigs Hostel Berlin is housed in a former nunnery on Stresemannstraße, two hundred meters from Anhalter Bahnhof. All rooms face the quiet inner courtyard. Among Berlin's hostels, it is clearly geared towards school trips, with group rates starting from 18 Euros and a nightly security team.
A listed manor house from the 18th century, nestled on the northern edge of the Schorfheide Biosphere Reserve in Uckermark: Schloss Herrenstein combines historic castle ambiance with a solid wellness and activity offering, just 90 kilometers from Berlin.
Tagesbar 69 on Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain represents what Berlin's pub culture truly still has to offer: genuine neighborhood atmosphere, affordable drinks, and a good game of billiards. If you want to truly relax after work, this is the place to be.
Jokerbowl in Köpenick features six bowling lanes with an LED matrix wall, along with six billiard tables, four dart machines, foosball, and air hockey. A lane costs 22 Euros per hour during the week, 28 Euros on weekends, and up to 36 people can play simultaneously. For bachelor parties in Berlin, there's special party bowling with a DJ afterwards.
Located in Prenzlauer Berg, near Helmholtzplatz, is one of Berlin's oldest live music pubs: Speiches Rock and Blues Kneipe has been featuring a small stage with blues, rock, jazz, and soul since 1992. Admission is always free.
The Flame Diner in Marienfelde is the American diner in Berlin for rockabilly fans: restored motorcycles are in the dining area, plus pool billiards, darts, and a 1950s-style whisky and cigar lounge. The burgers weigh 200 grams and come from the lava stone grill; live bands regularly play for parties.
On two floors on Rudolfstraße, there are 18 pool tables, three snooker tables, five dartboards, and three poker tables, separated into smoking and non-smoking areas. Billing is per minute per table, regardless of how many people are playing. Indoor sports in the rain are possible here without a closing time; the house never closes.
The Double Inn is Oberschöneweide's Irish-Scottish answer to everything a good Irish Pub in Berlin should be: cozy across two floors, with live music, over 100 whisky varieties, and genuine regulars' pub atmosphere right in the Spreehöfe.
Billard House Friedrichshain features eighteen pool and three snooker tables spread across two floors, plus five dartboards, just a few steps from Warschauer Straße station. Billing is per table and accurate to the minute, not per person. For a team event in Berlin, this means twenty people can spread out over five tables and still only pay for the tables.
Watching a football match, playing a round of billard and darts, gaming machines and a juke box guarantee a nice atmosphere at Café Logo.