Sharks and guppies welcomed at new billiards corridor in Wadena – Wadena Pioneer Journal
WADENA — Freeway 10 Billiards & Pub provides 11 billiards tables for rack ‘em, crack ‘em enjoyable, together with a full bar and an expanded kitchen within the works that may serve up a wide range of snacks and meals.
The 6,000-square-foot enterprise opened not too long ago in Wadena. It’s adjoining to the busy freeway and subsequent to The Black Gap Outside. “We provide 9 Valley bar tables which can be seven toes (lengthy), one nine-foot professional and one Diamond Professional desk,” stated Jason Geis, who owns the enterprise along with his spouse Amber and Brian Hagen. Along with the tables, the pool corridor additionally supplies cues, chalk and all of the gear one must take pleasure in a sport of billiards. Whether or not one is a pool shark or a guppie, Geis stated the pool corridor welcomes all ranges of gamers and is open to all ages.
“We hope to see progress within the sport with the youthful gamers,” he stated, noting the tournaments and occasions are open to all ages as effectively. “We’ve got tournaments each Sunday. Individuals can present up and be a part of.”
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The occasions could embody a conventional eight-ball pool competitors, in addition to nine-ball and 10-ball. Questions concerning the tournaments will be answered by calling 218-632-6623.
Along with pool tables, the venue supplies patrons with a jukebox, video video games, darts, shuffleboard and a number of other TVs that may stream highschool sports activities, so long as it’s out there.
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Freeway 10 Billiards & Pub opens Tuesday by way of Saturday at 4 p.m. and Sundays at midday.
“So long as individuals are right here having enjoyable taking part in pool, we’ll keep open, or till 1 a.m.,” Geis stated.
Geis ran a pool corridor in St. Cloud for a number of years previous to shifting to the Wadena space. He noticed potential within the enterprise, as the closest pool corridor is a journey alongside Freeway 10 into the Fargo-Moorhead space, or to his previous stomping grounds.
Geis, who additionally co-owns The Black Gap Outside, stated when the industrial area subsequent to their ice fishing shack enterprise grew to become out there, he noticed potential for a pool corridor. After finishing reconnaissance work to find out if the enterprise was possible and chatting with profitable pool corridor house owners, he offered the chance to his present enterprise companions. The thought was met with enthusiasm and briefly order renovations started to present the billiard corridor at 706 Ash Ave. NW. an genuine ambiance.
“We’re glad to be right here and would like to see everybody,” Geis stated.
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