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- Four Quarters Retro Games Bars. Ready for some retro, awesome arcade action? With three London locations – one in Elephant and Castle, Peckham and Hackney Wick plus a Bristol off-shoot (or should that be off shoot-em-up?)
- NQ64. From Terminator 2 to Tetris, Space Invaders to Star Wars, NQ64 is one of the biggest chains of video game bars in London and the UK, with branches in Manchester, Bristol, Newcastle, Glasgow and more.
- Platform Esports Bar. New for 2023 at Canary Wharf, Platform Esports bar is a two level bar with over 20 games booths and consoles that hosts esports tournaments and gaming parties!
- SideQuest Gamers Hub (Elephant Park) Part gaming bar, part Taiwan tea shop, SideQuest Gamers Hub is a new activity bar brand that has branches in Elephant and Castle and in Soho.
- Loading Bar. Stoke Newington, Peckham. Loading Bar may be the most popular gaming bar London can boast. They’ve got two locations in this fair city, one in the deep south and one in the far north.
- Four Quarters. Multiple locations. If arcade gaming is your thing, you’ll want to head down to Four Quarters. The bar is loaded with everything you need for a wildly good time.
- Meltdown. Islington. Meltdown is another London gaming bar that we love. The best thing about this spot is the community. It all comes from the fact that, on many levels, this place functions more like a bar than it does a gaming space.
- NQ64. Shoreditch. If you like your gaming with a healthy (or perhaps unhealthy) amount of boozing on the side, NQ64 is the place for you. They’ve got a fully stocked bar with cocktails and the works, plus a kitchen that turns out some decent food.
5. Richmond Park If you didn’t think you could get the country feel in London, think again. Richmond Park is the perfect location to experience London at its greenest. At the end of the District Line in South West London, Richmond Park is the largest royal park in London.
Mar 12, 2024 · Loading. Loading Peckham. A gaming bar in the most literal sense of the word, Loading functions primarily as a bar – albeit one where people can relax and play both board and video games. The ...
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- NQ64. Handout. A black-lit neon extravaganza awaits at this underground — in every sense of the word — joint. The wall-to-wall gaming is reminiscent of the best early Noughties bowling alleys; think Time Crisis, Street Fighter and Out Run 2, and the addictive playing helped by plentiful beers means it’s a particularly nostalgic way to spend an afternoon.
- Four Quarters. Helen Abraham Photography. With three locations across town in Peckham, Elephant and Castle and Hackney, you’re well catered for with Four Quarters.
- London Games Rooms. Press Handout. Spread across town with sites in London Fields, Islington, Farringdon, Peckham Levels, Clerkenwell and Hoxton, London Games Room has more than 40 games across its sites.
- Loading Bar. Peckham seems to be the place to be for arcades, with Loading bar found here too, having opened back in 2021 inside the Mountview campus. There’s another site in Stoke Newington, and both are particularly focussed on offering a relaxed, welcoming environment; no black lights and thumping music here, think more relaxed, open vibes.
Hijingo. Address: 90 Worship St, London EC2A 2BA. Phone number: 020 8138 2982. Price: From £38 per person for the Hijingo Experience. If you’re looking for one of the most unique activity bars in London, then Hijingo should be right at the top of your list.
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Best cafes and bars with games in London Grab a pint from the on-site brewery and try out some of the games on offer at Four Thieves , including a VR platform and retro arcade games. Head to Shoreditch to enjoy a mix of pizza and video games for players of all levels at London esports bar, Platform .
