Side Pocket Apr 2026

This is a well-known chain of pool halls, particularly in the Midwest (like Kansas City) and Hawaii.

"Side Pocket" usually refers to one of three things: the classic 16-bit billiards game, the popular sports bar chain, or the high-end leather duffle bag. 1. Side Pocket

Most visitors enjoy the "bar food" classics like burgers, spicy garlic shrimp, and chicken tenders. Some locations are specifically praised for having very cheap drink specials. This is a well-known chain of pool halls,

This 1986 arcade classic, famously ported to the NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis, is often remembered for its "cool" jazzy soundtrack and laid-back vibe. Most visitors enjoy the "bar food" classics like

Avoid the original Game Boy version if possible; critics say the physics feel like "hitting sponges" and the monochrome screen makes it hard to distinguish balls. 2. Side Pockets (Sports Bar & Grill)

The physics on the 16-bit versions (SNES/Genesis) are generally praised as consistent for their time. The "Trick Shot" mode—where you have to sink balls in one go, sometimes jumping over glasses of brandy—is a highlight.

Generally described as spacious and well-lit with plenty of pool tables and dartboards. It's a popular spot for groups and watching UFC fights.