Bar Height & Pub Tables

Bar Height & Pub Tables for Home Bars and Game Rooms

A bar height or pub table sits taller than a standard dining table, putting the work surface at the same level as bar stools instead of dining chairs. That makes this style a natural fit for a home bar, basement rec room, garage game room, or a corner of a den where you already have pool, darts, or shuffleboard equipment. In this collection you'll find seven tables from two brands — RAM Game Room and District Mills — priced from $99 up to $4,550, so there's room for a first apartment setup as well as a built-out home bar.

RAM Game Room Pub Tables: English Style, Prohibition, and The Post

RAM Game Room supplies five of the seven tables in this collection, and the lineup leans into traditional pub styling. The English Pub Table and its variants — the English Style Square Pub Table (available in Antique White) and the English Style Circle Pub Table — give you a choice between square, round, and a lighter painted finish, so you can match a table to an existing bar top or bar stool set. The Prohibition Pub Table takes its name and look from the speakeasy era, making it a good pick if you want a table that doubles as a design statement rather than just a place to set drinks. The Post Table rounds out the RAM Game Room selection with a simpler, single-pedestal profile that works well in tighter spaces where a four-legged base would get in the way of stool placement.

District Mills A-Frame and Pub Table Options

District Mills contributes two tables to the collection: the A-Frame High Table and the District Mills Pub Table. The A-frame base is a distinct look from the RAM Game Room pieces — the crossed-leg design gives the table a more open, trestle-style base, which can be easier to pull stools up to from multiple sides. The District Mills Pub Table offers a more traditional single- or multi-leg pub silhouette if you want a table that reads closer to the RAM Game Room English-style pieces but from a different maker.

Choosing the Right Shape and Finish

With square, round, and A-frame bases represented across the two brands, shape is the first decision to make. A square or round English-style top from RAM Game Room suits a room where the table needs to read as classic pub furniture, especially if you're pairing it with wood bar stools or an existing wood bar. The Antique White finish on the English Style Square Pub Table is the one painted option in the lineup, useful if your game room leans lighter or coastal rather than traditional dark wood. The A-Frame High Table from District Mills stands apart visually if you want a table base that doesn't try to match a vintage pub look. Because the collection spans $99 to $4,550, it also pays to think about scale before finish: confirm the footprint you need relative to your room and existing stools before comparing tables by price.

Setting Up Your Pub Table

Pub and bar height tables are typically freestanding, so placement comes down to clearance — leave enough room around the table for stools to be pulled out and for foot traffic if the table sits near a pool table, dartboard, or shuffleboard. If you're outfitting a full home bar, consider pairing a table from this collection with matching bar stools and any facility or game room equipment you already carry from JoySportStore, so the seating height, table height, and surrounding gear all work together in the same footprint.