Every pull-tab spot we know in Bristol
- American Legion Post 2State-licensed
22 Hooker Court
- Bristol Post 2 Capt Edmund P ZbikowskiState-licensed
562 N Main St
- Elks Lodge 1010State-licensed
126 South St
- Polish American Citizens Club BristolState-licensed
541 N Main St
- St Francis de Sales ParishState-licensed
180 Laurel St
- St Joseph Polish Society of ForestvilleState-licensed
88 E Main St
1 more Bristol listing is in the database without evidence of tabs — mostly clubs and posts we know exist but nobody has reported on. They stay off this page until someone who's been inside confirms them in the app.
How we know, and what we might be missing
In Connecticut, pull tabs are called sealed tickets, and only nonprofits holding a permit from the Department of Consumer Protection may sell them: veterans' posts, fraternal lodges, civic and charitable clubs, and parishes that run a weekly game. The state-licensed spots above hold an active sealed ticket permit for their club or a weekly game, from the department's October 2026 records. Permits for one-time events aren't listed. The others come from public mentions (reviews, a pull-tab distributor naming the place, or its own posts) plus anything players add in the app. If one is wrong or yours is missing, the app is where it gets fixed.
A list is honest about its limits: a licensed spot can retire its game, and a bar this page has never heard of can start one tomorrow. If you know a Bristol spot that's missing or wrong, add or fix it in the free app — that's how the map stays true.
Pull-tab cities near Bristol
- New Britain9 mi3 spots
- Waterbury9 mi3 spots
- Naugatuck13 mi3 spots
- Wallingford17 mi3 spots
- Manchester23 mi4 spots
- Enfield30 mi4 spots
- Milford32 mi3 spots
- Danbury33 mi5 spots
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