Poolies Billiards

Palm Bay spreads across a broad street grid, with shops along corridors such as Palm Bay Road. Poolies is at 1851 Palm Bay Road, inside a small shopping plaza. The address helps orient visitors along the city’s east-west corridor, although travel time depends on lodging and traffic. The public listing notes accessibility but does not advertise dedicated parking. Florida’s beverage-license record identifies this location, but the visible record is expired; we therefore make no claim about a current licence.

Poolies is a billiards hall first, rather than a restaurant built around giant screens. Its official page calls it a Palm Bay sports and entertainment venue and says its walls of flat-screen TVs show sports. It also lists pool tables, darts and Golden Tee machines. That mix lets a group switch between the game and a table game; the website does not publish channels, leagues or guaranteed sound for a specific matchup.

Recent comments on the exact location mention clean, level tables, friendly service, a traditional pool-hall feel and cold beer. We could not find a current food menu on the official site, so we do not assign dishes or restaurant service. The page still carries old-priced promotions that should not be treated as current. If you want dinner before or during a game, ask what food is available and whether orders can be placed while using the tables.

Poolies fits an informal night of sports and billiards better than a dinner planned around a full menu. Public listing hours run late but may change, and the site has no visible sports calendar. Before visiting, ask which game will be shown, whether it will have sound and what hours apply that day. For a fuller meal on Palm Bay Road, Rooney’s offers a menu, patio and live entertainment; that distinction helps you choose between playing in a sports hall and sitting down to dinner.