Top Games in Toronto

My advice is to bring a group. The more, the merrier! It makes the games more fun and you're more likely to get a table right away. Solo play can be lonely here.

If you’re going for billiards, bring your own cue if you have one! The house cues can be hit or miss, and I wished I’d brought mine for better shots.

Bring a small backpack with snacks and drinks. Food inside can be pricey, and you'll want to save some cash for souvenirs.

Arrive around 5:30 PM for evening games to avoid traffic and enjoy some pre-game festivities outside the stadium.

If you're looking for cheaper tickets, check out Ticketmaster a few weeks ahead, or consider resale apps for last-minute deals.

i think the drink specials are awesome, especially during happy hour. make sure to ask the bartender what's on deal; it could save you a bunch!

Be ready for some event nights - they can get busy! I suggest checking their social media beforehand to see if they have a tournament or theme night.

If you're planning to eat there I suggest checking the menu and ordering snacks instead of full meals. I found the food to be a bit pricey for what you get plus you'll save time!

Try to go on a weekday if you can. It was way less crowded and you can really enjoy the bowling without feeling rushed. I think Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons are perfect for this.

Make sure to book your lane in advance, especially on weekends! I waited around for ages on my first visit because I didn’t reserve beforehand. Those lanes fill up fast!

My advice is to try their food menu; I wasn't expecting much, but the nachos were a hit! Just don’t order them when you're really hungry; they take a bit longer to come out.

If you're looking to enjoy a game, get there on a weekday. It's way less crowded and you'll have better chances to grab a pool table without waiting

My advice is to bring cash. They have a minimum spend for card payments, which caught me off guard. Having cash made things a lot easier.