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Amarillo Slims Pool Palace wasn't designed as a typical bar. It was conceived as a sanctuary for the game — a space where the felt is perfect, the cues are balanced, and the atmosphere rewards concentration without sacrificing comfort.
From league nights that draw competitors from across the Panhandle to quiet afternoons where a well-played rack is its own reward, we've built something that honors the tradition of the game while keeping the experience fresh and welcoming.
Every detail has been considered, from the lighting above each table to the selection behind the bar.
Professional slate beds, precision cloth, and lighting calibrated for serious play. Every table is maintained to the highest standard.
Organized leagues, tournaments, and private event hosting. Whether you're competitive or casual, there's a place for you at the table.
A curated selection of spirits, cocktails, and local brews. The bar is staffed by mixers who understand that a good drink enhances the game.
Live music, trivia nights, and special events throughout the week. The energy shifts with the crowd, and the night always finds its rhythm.
Birthday celebrations, corporate outings, tournament brackets — we accommodate groups with tailored packages and dedicated service.
Quality cues, chalk, racks, and accessories from trusted brands. Expert advice available for players of every level.
Our bar program is built on a foundation of quality spirits and seasonal creativity. Every cocktail is made to order, every pour is measured, and every drink is an extension of the experience we're building.
House recipes developed specifically for the Pool Palace experience
Carefully selected whiskeys, gins, and agave spirits for the discerning palate
Rotating taps featuring the best of Texas and regional craft breweries
We're located in the heart of South Amarillo, easy to find and always open for business.
Whether you're stepping up for the first time or you've been playing for decades, there's a rack with your name on it at Amarillo Slims Pool Palace.
