Our Venues

Our venues matter to us, they are in effect LoB homes dotted around London.

Some fondly remembered (we're looking at you The Red Herring), some still very much with us.

Days and times of specific events vary, so check out our Events page for the exact details.

So with that in mind find out more about them here and give them some love by frequenting them!

We're always looking for new and exciting venues for our events, so contact us if you have suggestions.

Our longest standing venue, home to our games library and most Newbie Nights. One of our most popular and usually busiest weekday venues. A short walk from Chancery Lane tube station.

The Prince of Wales

This classic pub in the heart of Covent Garden is our current primary Thursday and Sunday venue. A perfect venue for us with lots of room and tables in the well lit upstairs bar. Great value food and drink and friendly staff too!

Silver Cross

Situated at the Trafalgar Square end of Whitehall, this very substantial pub is our new home for Saturday events. Find us in the downstair bar.

The Comedy Pub

Our regular Wednesday night haunt, this unique venue just off Leicester Square is famous for its comedy nights. We can be found at the very top of the pub in the Attic room.

Rogues Quarter

Our regular Monday night home, this dedicated Board Games Cafe is the perfect place to join us in North London.

Holiday Inn Camden Lock (HI-CL)

On the side of the Regent's Canal in Camden, we use the pop-up space on the Mezzanine level. Situated between Camden Town tube and Camden Road overground stations.

International Students House (ISH)

A well lit and friendly venue. One of our favourite Sunday venues, with great value food and drink in the Thirsty Scholar bar. Very central and situated between Regent's Park and Warren Street tube stations.

Jamies - St Mary At Hill (JW)

A popular Monday night venue a short walk from either Monument or Tower Hill tube stations.

The Mad Hatter Hotel (MH)

A midweek stalwart for many years and a great pub venue. Just south of Blackfriars Bridge and between Waterloo East and Blackfriars stations.