Pubs And Bars With Games In London

At Rule Zero, a funky joint in Hackney Wick, you can sip on wacky concoctions like the absinthe mojito or the Dino-sour, a playful spin on the classic whiskey bend. They also dish out tasty bites all day long, from ham and cheese souffle omelettes in the a.m. to pulled pork and cheese-topped potato wedges late at night. As for entertainment? They've got you covered. Play pool, card games, and more, with regular tournaments of Pokemon, Magic The Gathering, etc.

For bars with adrenaline sports games in London, check out F1® Arcade. The only venue of its kind in the world, this place for the official simulation racing experience is sure to get your heart pumping. 

For an unrivalled amount of entertainment, from classic card games to immersive shuffleboard, head to Aspers Casino in Westfield Stratford City. This bar also boasts a delicious menu, from sophisticated small plates to hearty sandwiches and 12-inch pizzas. 

Calling all gamers. Head to Zombie Games Cafe for card showdowns, role-playing adventures, and classic board battles alongside craft potions, speciality drinks, and tasty nibbles. Moreover, this eerie haunt regularly throws lively shindigs, trading card game showdowns and Dungeons and Dragons escapades to keep you entertained throughout the week.

After a London darts bar? 180 Club is just the place, found tucked away in Camden Market. Expect to have a go in the high-tech lanes on cutting-edge boards, practising your aim before diving into Mexican food and cocktails.

Head along to BOXPARK Wembley and take advantage of its epic games room. From shuffleboard and ping pong to skeel ball and retro arcade machines, there's plenty to get stuck into. Topping it off? The lineup of boozy bevvies and street food.

One of the best bars in London with games, Draughts is bringing you a cool and quirky lineup of classic boards and complex new adventures. Head over to Waterloo, or their sister venue in Hackney, where the arch spot is also fronting craft beer and tasty food too.

Creating the nostalgic feeling of a 1950s American bowling alley, Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes is a vintage venue serving up all kinds of fun. Challenge your friends to a few games on the lanes or a turn on the dartboard, before dancing the night away to live bands and DJ sets - or you can even belt out a few tunes of your own in the private karaoke rooms. There are 16 different beers on tap and a whole lot of cocktails or milkshakes, as well as 26-inch pizzas, hot dogs and burgers from Ray's diner.

Set within the vibrant Spitalfields market between Bishopsgate and Brick Lane, Players Social is the place to head if only the very best bar games will do. Here, you can play shuffleboard, ping pong and table football, all while checking out the extensive food menu or drinks list.

A fun and inventive bar that'll keep you entertained all night long, Flight Club brings social darts to the masses in a seriously attractive space. Games are simple, there's real-time scoring and plenty of food and drinks to enjoy throughout; just choose between Shoreditch, Bloomsbury, Victoria and Islington.

The Old School Yard has become a legend in South London thanks to its nostalgic decor and cheeky character. Based on Long Lane in London Bridge, the venue features Nintendo Games, vintage toys and classic comics, alongside a clock that is continuously set for 3:10 PM. 

It's all about beer pong at Belushis Hammersmith, as the lively party keeps you up late with their fun attitude. Stop by this West London haunt, or sister sites in Greenwich, Camden and Shepherd's Bush, and grab American bites, pitchers, and major sporting events on the large screens.

Love your games with a side of booze? Over at The Bat and Ball in Stratford, they offer two levels of pool, ping pong, DJs and live sport, as well as a fantastic selection of cocktails, craft pints and lip-smacking pizzas.

Head over Bermondsey where this German-inspired beer hall is bringing you a wealth of activities to get stuck into. Get competitive over rounds of shuffleboard, table football, pool and ping pong  while you sip on an international selection of craft beers.

Head over to Deptford where Badger Badger is bringing you hundreds of board games from its in-house activity hub Tanuki. Get stuck into three hours of playtime for just a fiver, and keep yourself fuelled-up with tasty yakitori skewers and fresh pints.

Looking for something totally unique? Perfect for big groups of friends and quirky date nights alike, TOCA Social is the first ever digital football experience, located in Greenwich. Catering for all abilities, you can try your hand, or foot, at scoring goals on their interactive screens before relaxing with a cocktail at the bar. They've also got classic arcade games, foosball tables and photobooths to add to the fun, as well as a willy Wonka-inspired dessert room if you fancy a sweet treat to finish.

For London activity bars, Tank & Paddle Bishopsgate has to be right up there. Expect to munch through pizza and sip refreshing craft pints throughout, all while getting stuck into shuffleboard and board games to boot.

As if The World's End wasn't a brilliant boozer already, with live music, sports screenings and some of the best pub food this side of the river - it also has a bunch of board games and table football to keep you entertained.

Reasons to visit The Four Thieves in Battersea are plentiful (including their burgers and their gorgeous hidden beer garden), but their huge Games Room is arguably the biggest draw of the lot. Found upstairs, this grand art deco music hall features a whole host of retro arcade games, crazy golf, virtual reality and mini motor-racing for unleashing that competitive gusto.

Fancy a competitive night out with friends? Head to the stunning London Bridge Rooftop for a game of interactive darts, costing just £25 per person. Their electronic boards do all the maths for you, featuring all kinds of fun games and challenges for all abilities.

A mainstay on the London sports bar scene, this classic spot in Victoria is perfect if you're looking for some hearty grub and a couple of rounds of snooker, pool, darts or ping pong.

Fronting locations in Soho and Shoreditch, NQ64 has plenty to offer including all your favourite video games as a kid and themed cocktails to boot. Whether you fancy Street Fighter, PacMan or a round of basketball, the nostalgia factor will be real at this quirky joint.

Bounce is one of the best venues in London for ping-pong. It's an underground haven that's abuzz with the sounds of groups of mates holding their own tournaments, lay down the gauntlet to yours and bring them to this ping-pong palace. 

If you're after the chance to play darts in an underground drinking den, then Temple Brew House is where to head. This Holborn pub is fronting craft beer brewed on-site and a lineup of smokey dishes to tuck into in between games.

Fourpure Taproom is a favourite in Bermondsey, thanks to the 43 taps of freshly brewed beer on offer, alongside mouthwatering burgers and hotdogs. But what really sets these guys apart is their dedicated gaming area - we're talking pool tables and foosball if you're looking to get competitive with your mates, as well as retro games like Mortal Kombat and driving simulators.

Located in Wimbledon, The Golf Groove is a unique activity bar with 12 virtual golf bays to take advantage of - making it the largest of its kind in the UK. Up to six people can play at a time in these booths, with mini games and levels to suit all abilities. They've also got a huge dining area and outdoor terrace for afterwards, where you can munch on tasty burgers, grilled wraps, 12-inch pizzas and more, paired with killer cocktails.

With pool and ping pong to enjoy in their beautiful interiors, The Heathcote and Star really is one of the best games pubs around. This Leyton watering hole is also screening BT and Sky, so you can catch some sport on the big screen while you play yours.

BrewDog is well-known for its extensive and impressive range of craft beer, but did you know that it also fronts a bowling alley at its Waterloo outpost? Equipped with six lanes, neon signage and operating as a smaller version of the much-loved classic, it welcomes guests to play from £8 per person. And on Sundays or Mondays? Its duckpin bowling is available to have a crack at alongside a pint and a pizza for £25 in total. 

If you're into sports, you're in luck. The Wapping Tavern is a cool pub set in an old spice factory, carefully restored to retain its original charm, boasting a whopping 17 TVs and projectors sprinkled throughout the venue. Whether you're into F1, football, NFL, rugby, or anything else on Sky, BT Sports, or Premier Sports, they'll have it on. And if that's not enough, there's a whole basement packed with games like retro arcade, pinball, pool tables, table tennis, foosball, shuffleboard, and smart darts.

The Factory House is one of the best bars in London with games, more specifically shuffleboard. Enjoy getting competitive while wetting your whistle with a spicy marg or glass of wine, alongside some nibbles.

Over at The Rabbit Hole in Clerkenwell, the signature cocktail menu is more than meets the eye - it's also an interactive board game that you and your friends can play. While you try it out, delve into the eye-raising collection of mixes, which takes inspiration from retro classics.

Over at Shepherd's Bush Market's hidden garden, The Hawk's Nest, you can find beautifully prepared pizzas that pair perfectly with the unique cocktail list. But if you're in need of some entertainment? Check out the pool table and other games.

Anybody for a game of Backgammon inside one of Covent Garden's most snug and intimate hotel bars? With leather sofas, warm lighting and eccentric artworks adding some extra character, The Den is one mighty stylish and impressive spot to unwind with a drink and a board game or two.

Whether you fancy beer pong, retro arcade games or a mini race track, The Joiner on Worship is a great choice of pubs with games in Shoreditch. Plus, if you're a sports fan, you can watch all the latest on their screens too.

Talented chefs, mixologists and party-starters The Flatmates are taking over Notting Hill with Little Yellow Door. Expect fun and games aplenty as they teat you to boozy brunches, Sunday lunches and plenty of house parties in a plush, family-style setting. 

Pizza Pilgrims are looking East, serving their customers great pizzas coupled with 16-person foosball, plasma screen TVs and vintage video games. The pizza maestros will, of course, be serving all the same Neapolitan pizzas that made them famous in the first place.

Nordic Bar provides Scandinavian comfort in the food and drink, but what about entertainment? Well, the bar has a cracking ping pong table, which – get this – is used for beer pong as well. That's two games for the price of one. 

If you're on the hunt for pubs and bars with games, Shuffleboard Bar London is a fabulous shout. Along with arcade games, shuffleboard and pool, you can get stuck into some boozy bevvies and mouthwatering pizza slices.

Located in Canary Wharf, Fairgame is a funfair-themed boozer slinging out some of your childhood favourite games, from Whac-A-Mole through to Shoot The Clown. You can also munch on street food and sip delish cocktails.

If you're looking for somewhere to hole up with a good game on a rainy day, look no further than Spit & Sawdust. This Borough-based boozer is known for its insane selection of craft beers, but it also just happens to home loads of retro games also - bring your gang and spend a day reliving your youth.

Located in Streatham, Putt Putt & Karaoke is home to all kinds of fun. The quirky venue is full of colourful decor and screens shoeing live sport, as well as three completely free karaoke areas. As for their games? Expect crazy golf, pool tables, air hockey, darts, foosball and arcade machines - enough to keep you entertained for hours. There's also plenty of space to relax in with a cocktail or two, as well as tasty pizzas topped with prosciutto, mushrooms, aubergine and more.

Turning good old fashioned mini golf on its head, this crazy gaming bar in West London uses cutting edge technology to bring you one of the best pub golf experiences in the city.

1920 Bar works hard to ensure pool lovers have the very best facilities available to them. With four full-sized, American pool tables to show your skills at, cloths and cushions are changed every six months to ensure those pristine orange tables are always in great shape.

Queens isn't just any normal bar. They've got an ice skating ring and 12 bowling alleys to keep you entertained, a delicious food menu of MEATliquor tastiness to keep your bellies full and a bar stocked with all the cocktails you need.

If you're looking for a super quirky cocktail bar that's got stacks of retro games for you to get stuck into with your mates, then head downstairs at The Little Violet Door to raid its cool collection. This eclectic bar is spread over two floors and is based on a fictional flat share, fronting velvet sofas, a laundry room and plenty of little trinkets dotted about. It also serves some mean signature cocktails, such as the tequila-based Sex and the City, alongside moreish bar bites. Prawn tacos, anyone? 

Situated below the enticing French restaurant Cigalon, Baranis is a quirky cocktail bar that's home to the UK's only indoor petanque court. This is an indoor bowls-style game where you and your friends can get competitive while sipping on bespoke cocktails - we recommend the lemon thyme margarita or the sweet and fruity Femme Fatale. They're serving up tasty pizzas here as well, alongside indulgent mini doughnuts for dessert.

For something a little different in London, we've got just the place. Using high-tech, Clays is a shooting experience in London so you can game with your pals. Plus, it boasts a menu filled with charcuterie spreads and nachos.

Alfi is a gorgeous restaurant located in the heart of Spitalfields serving up delicious Italian cuisine. Swing by to devour the likes of cacio e pepe bucatini, pizzettes topped with 'nduja, and grilled fennel sausages served alongside soffritto while people-watching. But wait, there's more as upstairs is home to two boules courts and dart boards to keep guests entertained long after dessert. 

Get on down to Boom Battle Bar in The O2 or Oxford Street and take advantage of their epic lineup of games. When you're not perfecting your aim at axe throwing or crazy golf, make sure to check out the fantastic menus, from bottomless brunches to wings and cocktails.

Not sure where to head for a last-minute happy hour or a few rounds of table football? Check out Bar Kick for their sports vibe and delicious comfort eats. Chow down on chicken strips, halloumi fries and yummy sliders.

This ain't your average pub with a board game or two, oh no. Electric Shuffle is a technological re-interpretation of the classic game of shuffleboard found in Canary Wharf and London Bridge. Adding food and drink to proceedings, it makes for one unforgettable experience. 

With its very own Darts Club, The Alexandra is a real winner on the games front. Located in Clapham, this games-fuelled joint provides the perfect space to compete with friends, all before checking out the epic pizza menu. Thirsty? There are cocktails for that.

An intimate bowling alley, stylish restaurant and cocktail bar all in one, All Star Lanes in Stratford, Holborn, White City and Brick Lane is ideal for quirky date nights. They've got four neon-lit lanes to choose from here, as well as two more in a private room, alongside a speakeasy-style drinks area full of cosy red booths. Sip signature concoctions while you play, before tucking into plates of crispy popcorn squid, juicy buttermilk chicken burgers, classic hotdogs and so much more.

Going above and beyond what you'd expect from a bar with games, Hijingo is up there with some of the city's most thrilling experiences. Settle into the Tokyo Nights-inspired setting for high-stake