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Reviews consistently describe the snooker and pool tables as well maintained, with good house and break cues available.
Oud Metha
Impulse Snooker & Billiards Cafe by Knight Shot is a spacious Oud Metha pool hall for snooker, billiards and other indoor gaming. Reviews point to well-maintained tables, dedicated PS5 rooms and reasonably priced food, making it a practical late-night hangout for friends.
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Reviews consistently describe the snooker and pool tables as well maintained, with good house and break cues available.
Dedicated PS5 rooms can accommodate groups of up to four people, alongside PC gaming options.
The venue has plenty of room for playing, with separate areas for activities such as table tennis.
Two non-smoking tables are available, and one reviewer says the venue is completely non-smoking from 6 am to 5 pm.
Customers mention tasty fast food and specific favourites including chicken cheese rolls and parathas.
Regular visitors may be able to ask about discounts on pool prices.
The business describes itself as open 24/7, and a visitor also praised it for being open all the time.
Choose mornings. For a smoke-free visit, consider 6 am to 5 pm; one reviewer says that period is completely non-smoking.
Avoid weekends. If you want a quieter game, avoid weekends, which one reviewer found especially crowded and busy.
Ask packages. Regular players should ask about playing-time packages, which one reviewer said can save considerably on repeat visits.
Set an alarm. Track your own session time rather than waiting for a reminder, since extra time may be charged.
Check parking. Allow extra time to park in the evening, when the surrounding cafes and busy area can make spaces harder to find.
Request non-smoking. Ask specifically for the non-smoking area if cigarette smoke matters to you, while noting that vaping has reportedly occurred there.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
A customer specifically recommends the chilly cheese garlic bread.
Masala tea is described as a decent menu highlight by a returning visitor.
Smoking is allowed in much of the club, and several reviews say cigarette smoke can spread through the venue, including the no-smoking area.
One customer reported finding hair in freshly cooked food twice and stopped ordering from the venue.
Reviews include complaints about rude night staff, table interruptions and poor responses from management.
The club can become very crowded and busy on weekends, especially during peak periods.
A customer said staff did not remind players when their session ended, leading to extra charges for additional time.
The Bottom Line
Impulse is a spacious Oud Metha pool hall built around snooker and billiards, with tables that reviewers generally find well maintained and cues described as good quality. You can also book a dedicated PS5 room for up to four people, play table tennis or use the PC gaming area. It suits a casual match as much as a longer session with friends.
Food is more than an afterthought, though feedback is mixed. Chicken cheese rolls, chicken tikka paratha, chicken chilli cheese paratha, masala tea and chilly cheese garlic bread all receive specific praise, while other customers found the tea, coffee or biryani disappointing. One reviewer reported finding hair in freshly cooked food twice, so ordering may call for some caution.
Smoking is the main atmosphere issue. Two non-smoking tables are available, and a reviewer says 6 am to 5 pm is completely non-smoking, but other reports describe cigarette smoke reaching protected areas. Weekends can be crowded, and parking becomes harder in the evening.
Regulars should ask about playing-time packages or possible pool discounts. Set your own alarm for the end of a session: one customer said staff did not remind them and extra time was charged. Staff experiences range from friendly and helpful to rude, particularly on night shifts.