10+ places to play pool in Indianapolis

Whether you’re a novice player or a professional pool shark, there’s a table for you in the Circle City.

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John Wayne’s host leagues almost every day of the week — ask a bartender for more information on how to join.

Looking for a place to shoot pool in Indy? Luckily for you, we’ve got a few options in our pocket.

The Mousetrap | 5565 N. Keystone Ave.
Order some chili cheese tots and hit the tables in the second room of this Grateful Dead bar, which has live music almost daily.

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Like your billiards with a side of classic cocktails and bar games? Imbibe is the spot for you.

Imbibe | 1105 Prospect St.
Step back into the 1920s with retro cocktails + seven pool tables — plus darts, ping-pong, air hockey, and foosball when you need a change of pace.

Kip’s Pub | 9546 Allisonville Rd.
Grab a bucket of Bud Light and challenge the pros on 12+ tables. The bar also hosts bingo, karaoke, trivia, and live music nights.

Brickyard Billiards | 6445 W. Washington St.
Ready to join a league? This pool hall with 19 tables hosts leagues every evening except Saturdays.

John Wayne’s Pub | 2367 E. Stop 11 Rd.
Play unlimited pool for $7 at this spot, which hosts leagues every weeknight and tournaments on Saturdays — and claims to have the best tenderloin in the city.

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