Marie’s Golden Cue

Chicago, Vereinigte Staaten

4.2

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mariesgoldencue.com
Adresse:
3241 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL, 60618
Irving Park
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel
590 mKedzie
840 mLawrence & Spaulding EB
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Heute 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59
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Ortszeit (Chicago) 08:08 Dienstag, 10. Juni 2025

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Montag 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59
Dienstag 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59
Mittwoch 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59
Donnerstag 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59
Freitag 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59
Samstag 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59
Sonntag 00:00 – 02:00
12:00 – 23:59

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20 Bewertungen zu Marie’s Golden Cue

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Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
Made my way out to Marie’s to just shoot around to practice for a pool league I play in. It’s relatively easy to get to via CTA but it looks like they have some parking as well. Lots of tables, especially in the middle of the day. The attendant that was there today was very friendly and just handed me some balls and let me so my thing. Before I knew it, two hours had passed. I do wish there was some hand chalk (there’s might be some, I didn’t look very hard), but other than that I look forward to going back soon!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
Fair pricing. Plentiful tables. Cool neighborhood vibe, inviting all sorts of groups of people. You’ll get young college kids to serious players. All different ethnicities. The tables and sticks are clean, and I like the lighting.
It is a little outdated with the all wooden paneling, but aside from that, this is my current favorite spot to shoot pool. There’s ample space between tables so you don’t knock into each other, or feel crowded into another table’s vibe. There’s a bench for each table for sitting, and they do allow BYOB. They offer snacks, and it does seem pretty clean and well managed.
I’m a fan and sure to be back.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
Love this place.
Nice tables and gear, and there’s a sense of history that is getting tough to find these days. So many old Chicago places have been torn down over the past twenty years for condos and the like.
They have a ton of tables. I’ve never had to wait, and the people who run the place are nice enough. The crowd in there seems good too. Just a bunch of people playing pool, no shady characters.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
If you want go shoot pool I don’t see what the problem is-​just go here. Great place-​shoot dem balls.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Chicago, IL
The tables were great but the service was eh. We ordered hotdogs and noticed that the cashier dude didn’t wash his hands after he went outside to smoke a cigarette. He touched the buns with his dirty hands. Gross…
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
Just a great spot for serious games of pool. All of their house cues are cuetec and each and every one of them is straight and well maintained. The balls look brand new and the tables run fast. There’s no music or distractions. If you’re looking to shoot pool, this is the place. If you’re looking to get drunk and pick up on girls, you may want to look elsewhere. I haven’t gotten serious about pool in years, but this place motivates and drives me to get back into it. The staff here is friendly and knowledgable. Ted the owner is a straight shooter. He doesn’t beat around the bush and he’s got years of experience and knowledge to lend to young shooters. I’m looking to call this my new home.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
Sweet little pool hall in the Lincoln Square /​Albany Park hood. They have a lot of tables and a tournament every Monday. They re did I think 2 of the tables with a nice blue felt, the rest are pretty old. They sell pizza puffs and I think its BYOB, not BYOF, cuz you know, gots to buy them pizza puffs. Really reasonable rate tho, like $ 8/​hr or something before 3pm. I will return.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
I have a love/​hate relationship with this place.
I love that it’s totally chill. All you have is pool and pop (no booze). No glitz. No frills. Just an old school pool hall with «smooth shafts and clean balls» (their sign is hilare) AND great tunes.
I hate this place because I ALWAYS lose. (I don’t suck at pool, I swear!) Yet I always go back…
Rating des Ortes: 5
Mt Prospect, IL
This is the epitome of the classic pool hall. They have been around for decades.
You can almost still see the smoke hanging in the warm, dank air with the soft glow of the lights on the faded green felt as if lonely islands in a sea of tragedy.
Comfy black vinyl benches couple every table with plenty leg AND elbow room even on the busiest of nights.
As you enter, you walk past a snack bar and up to the counter and as you grab a set of balls the friendly attendant, usually the owner, smiles and asks you how many are playing.
You can choose your table from any of the 20 available.
Your table lights up and the time starts ticking. You pay by the hour plus the number of players. It’s pretty cheap all in all.
Each table is kept in excellent condition. Even the house cues are fine to use for beginners and pro’s alike.
There is a cue shop in-​house that will fix broken cues and other general maintenance issues.
Check this place out if you think you have game.
«Just keep your ass off the tables and NO SMOKING, you m@#&$er!»
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
This is not a lounge. It’s not a disco. They don’t serve alcohol here. There are no televisions. This place is for one thing only: Pool!
Pool halls are a dying breed. Golden Cue has managed to do a good job of maintaining their 20 plus tables they have. They have decent Cuetec house cues. The clientele can vary. They have a few regulars that eat, sleep, and breath pool. They have groups of friends that come here for a few friendly games. You’ll have your occasional date-​night players. All in all everyone that comes here have at least one thing in common: they enjoy shooting pool! Plus, they have smooth shafts and clean balls! Come find me for a game of nine ball.
Rating des Ortes: 2
Chicago, IL
Visited Golden Cue on a lazy Monday evening, thinking I can kill some time without breaking my wallet. This was my high school hang out, so I figured I’d be in the green.
The familiar dark and drab surroundings just kindled memories of my pool sharking days… from the orange swiveling chairs and the outdated video arcades to the very table that I’ve scratched my initials on. I’m finally home.
But to my dismay, my «room» was emptied out and converted into a workout area.
I ignored the warped, composite house cues. I turned a blind eye on the nasty, smelly bathroom. Hell, I even looked passed the surly, condescending little man behind the counter, who seemed to have a huge chip on his shoulder.
I am drawing the line on charging a single player $ 7.75 an hour to play pool. Really? $ 10 on an hour and 10 minutes of pool?
No thanks, Golden Cue. No thanks! Next time I play, I’ll take my business to Chris’ Billiards just 10 minutes away. Same great game, but half the price! And half the bull!
Rack ‘em, Danno!
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
We go pretty late night to this place, and it’s always just a laid back, fun experience. It’s rediculously cheap, (and they have cup ramen… that’s a plus at midnight) and everything is pretty neat and clean.
I’ve been to many billiard-​specific parlors, and I’d say this is one of the best in the city (that are still existing… of course)
What can I say?
I love their balls!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
After driving by many a times and seeing the lovely sign
«We have smooth shafts and clean balls»
I finally ventured there on a Sunday afternoon. I just wish they had a bar and a jukebox… that would make it 5 stars for sure!
This place is wonderful. They really do have smooth shafts and clean balls!
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
You HAVE to love their sign.
«We have smooth shafts and clean balls»
HA!
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
This is my first Unilocaling of Unilocal and it is Maries first time too, Ill be gentle. I love this place, I do not live in this neighborhood, but would drive a long long way to come here. This place is an old-​school billiard parlor. When you walk in it kinda feels like you just time traveled back to the mid-​sixties, they even play oldies on the stereo to set the mood. The tables are great, vintage brunswicks in great condition, really tight pockets and good house ques. There are little vinyl covered benches along the walls and weird little cup holders and ashtray thingeys. All old school. I went on a saturday afternoon and the place was basically empty, they have about twenty tables and tons of character. I love this place and will be going back.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
Maries Golden Cue is great. After recently getting into pool I tried Maries first. It has a real home like feel. The staff is very courteous and the clientele is also very laid back and respectful. The tables, cues, and balls are kept in very good shape. They also have food and soda available as well. Maries offers expert instruction and cue sales to boot. I haven’t tried any other pool hall as I don’t need to. Maries fills my needs fine.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Centennial, CO
Hard to add anything that wasn’t in the previous reviews. Agree that the tables and cues are great quality and in good shape. We actually didn’t have a problem with the staff, they got us set up in no time (although I should note it wasn’t very busy). And they did have music playing this time that was loud but not offensive. The clientele seems pretty chill which is nice.
My big knock on this place is that they don’t sell beer! Easy five star if they sold pitchers. I’m kind of surprised they can survive without offering adult beverages and getting the additional traffic and subsequent revenue. Oh well, I guess I’ll have to sneak in a flask or do some sake bombs down the street before racking them up…
Definitely worth a visit if you have a hankering for some pool.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Chicago, IL
Pretty old school, grimy, no-​frills pool hall. It’s cheap, I’ll say that.
The cues and tables are in surprisingly good condition, but the extremely slow and disinterested staff can get irritating. I’ve never seen people who reek of such sad apathy. The food served at this place fits the same description.
All of that is secondary, I guess, to the billiards experience, which itself isn’t bad. There aren’t any blaring TVs. There isn’t any loud music. Actually, there isn’t any music. It’s all about racking ‘em up. I can dig that.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Grayslake, IL
This is one of very few north side pool rooms, and as funky as this place is, that’s gotta be respected. I haven’t been here since I was single and on the hunt oh so many years ago. I’m willing to bet it hasn’t changed a bit, even some of the food in the vending machines. I hope to someday take my kid here and shoot a game with him. Part of me can easily see this place being torn down and a huge condo with a Starbucks being put there in it’s place. What kind of a world would that be?
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
Follow the old-​school yellow sign inside and what you see is what you get: pool tables. If what you want is upscale and yuppified, don’t come here. But if you’re looking for a pleasant game of pool on well-​kept tables, G-​Cue is perfect. Don’t expect much in the way of food either; you’d do better with the 7 – 11 down the block. Do expect to witness some hustling and great billiards play on the front tables.
What can I say? It’s clean (if you don’t mind the smoke), I grew up (and now reside) blocks from here, I’ve spent many hours here (my dad would play chess up front while I played pool in the back), and it’s been a landmark on many trips to and from home as far back as I can remember. I’ve got a soft spot for this joint.
If you’re in Albany Park, it’s worth a stop.