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Cool off at these 5 pool halls in Nashville, TN

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Let’s face it — the days of crashing your neighbor’s backyard swimming hole or finding a local water oasis have become few and far between (if you do this, just know we’re all jealous).

Luckily for you, there’s an alternative we can all enjoy to escape the heat with a different kind of pool — the one without water. Here are 5 places in Nashville where you can cue up your new favorite game.

Melrose Billiard Parlor, 2600 8th Ave. S.

A Nashville dive bar since 1944, Melrose is a local go-to spot for billiards and more. Featuring 6 full-sized pool tables, this underground gem also has ping-pong, darts, and shuffleboard as well as with food + drinks. ProTip: make sure to keep the drinks off the tables

TNTs Billiards Bar & Grill, 1015 Bell Rd.

This sports bar in South Nashville has 14 billiards tables and pool leagues as well as darts, games, and live music. If you get hungry, the bar offers a full menu with sandwiches, pizza, and more.

H-Cue’s Upstairs Poolroom, 1602 21st Ave. S.

H-Cue’s is a local secret tucked away in Hillsboro Village and is known to host regulars with a wide variety of skill levels. The pool hall boasts 4 pool tables + 2 dartboards. ProTip: this one is non-smoking.

Job Billiards Club, 900 Gallatin Pk. S.

This pool hall on the northeast side of Nashville has no shortage of pool tables + offers bleacher-style seating to watch pros and amateurs alike. Ready for a challenge? Check out the pool hall’s Facebook page for ongoing tournaments.

Shooter’s Bar, 5851 Old Hickory Blvd.

Located in Hermitage, this bar has a cozy country atmosphere with plenty of pool tables and dart boards. Shooter’s hosts a wide range of events and activities, including live music, karaoke, and more.

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