Eurojolly is a paradise for pool players who want to taste some of the ultra-typical local mixed subcultures of billiard pro players, random amateurs, young potheads, old experts who have gone there for decades, families, a couple out on their first date, loyal aficionados like myself, gamblers, kids skipping school and whatnot. In fact, the most amazing thing about Jolly is the huge melting pot that it is.
Opened in 1991, it is the largest billiards room in all of Lombardy: 17 tables with sides for American-style billiards and 8 for playing Italian-style billiards, plus numerous slot machines, a foosball table and many TVs always turned on to display the most important soccer matches.
That '90s feeling you might recognize is well accompanied by a good assortment of good quality cocktails; Luca, the barman, keeps experimenting - ask him whatever you can fantasize of. The best is just to go straight to the tables and have drinks and food brought directly there!
Finally a quote only speakers will get: "L'eurojolly è la Storica Sala biliardi a milano che vi fa girare le palle da più di trent'anni." Enjoy.
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