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Four By Four Billiards
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princess :.
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4x4 has been around since my junior high school days, and has probably been around for a while before that. Being that it has been around for so long, it goes without saying that it is quite well known in flushing; but that also means the tables and furniture are not the most polished. It is no longer as popular with the young crowd as it once used to be, since hip new billiards such as 4sea and Carom came about. The crowds found here tend to be older people looking for a good game as opposed to a place to hang out. They have a small snack area by the counter and some old arcade machines near the entrance (usually out of order though). The table arrangement is well placed with ample walking space, but don't be surprised to find a ball stuck in a hole every few shots. It looks pretty much like an old-fashioned billiard as opposed to the trendy new ones that attract teenagers. The parking lot is pretty much a small yard of open space, with capacity for no more than 15 cars. Pricing is decent, and they offer discounted rates sometimes (usually during the day).
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