The Billiard Club

Inside the Sawgrass Mills Circle retail loop that surrounds the west side of Sawgrass Mills mall, The Billiard Club occupies suite 1401A at 2610 Sawgrass Mills Circle, a pool hall that keeps hours built for a night crowd rather than daytime shoppers. The room does not open until mid-afternoon and stays open well past midnight most nights of the week, a schedule that sets it apart from the retail and family entertainment tenants that fill most of the surrounding storefronts near the outlet mall.

Business directory records credit the club with roughly eighteen years of operation under its current listing, while Florida’s corporate registry shows an active corporation under The Billiard Club name filed in the late 1990s, alongside an older, now-inactive entity of the same name. The gap between those two figures could not be fully reconciled this session, so it is worth treating the exact founding date as an open question rather than a settled fact, even though both records agree the business has been around Sunrise for a long stretch by the standards of small night-life venues, which tend to turn over ownership fairly often.

The hours themselves tell you something about how the room operates: Monday through Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., Friday and Saturday stretching to 4:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m., and Sunday from 3:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. That is a serious late-night schedule, closer to what you would expect from a bar than a family recreation center, and it suggests the club’s core business is evening and overnight play rather than casual afternoon games. Standing alongside the amusement centers, arcades, and family-oriented entertainment options that cluster around Sawgrass Mills, a pool hall running until four in the morning on weekends occupies a different niche entirely, serving an adult crowd looking for a place to shoot pool after the mall itself has closed for the night.

Unlike some of the larger recreation brands that have moved into the Sawgrass Mills area over the past decade, The Billiard Club does not appear to operate a public-facing website beyond a basic directory listing, and no owner or founder name could be verified from publicly available sources this session. That is fairly typical of small, cash-and-card local businesses that rely on repeat customers and word of mouth rather than digital marketing, and it is consistent with the pattern of a long-running, single-location pool hall rather than any kind of regional chain.

For anyone in Sunrise looking for a late-night game of pool without driving into Fort Lauderdale, The Billiard Club’s Sawgrass Mills Circle location and long weekend hours make it one of the few options actually inside city limits. Calling ahead before a visit is a reasonable step given the limited public information available about table counts, league nights, or walk-in policy.