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Where To Go London

Where To Go London is the ultimate independent guide to competitive socialising venues in London, with verified prices and comprehensive comparisons.

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What is Where To Go London?

Where To Go London is the independent guide to competitive socialising venues in London, including darts, bowling, crazy golf, shuffleboard, cricket and football simulators, bingo and other activity bars. It is built for office managers organising socials, groups of friends, couples and families, and it shows which venues suit which groups.

The site was started by Jonny and Saul, two Londoners who were always looking for fun things to do in the city. They found that no single directory covered all of these venues or explained which suited different occasions, so they built one.

How does Where To Go London compare venues?

Every venue is compared on the same four things, so you can see how they differ.

Price

What each venue charges per person, shown as a full range and checked against the venue's own website.

Time of day

How each venue changes between daytime, evenings and weekends, including age rules and the busiest periods.

The group it suits best

Whether a venue works for an office social, friends, a date or a family, and the group sizes it handles well.

Type of activity

What you actually do there, from darts and bowling to cricket, football and bingo.

Every price is checked against the venue's own website at the time of publishing. Anything sponsored is clearly labelled as sponsored.

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Frequently asked questions

What are competitive socialising venues?
Competitive socialising venues are places where a group plays games against each other while eating and drinking, such as darts, bowling, crazy golf, shuffleboard, cricket and football simulators, and bingo. They are also called activity bars.
How does Where To Go London compare venues?
Every venue is compared on the same four things: price, time of day, the group it suits best and the type of activity. That makes it easy to see how two venues differ and which one fits your plans.
Are the prices on Where To Go London accurate?
Every price is checked against the venue's own website at the time of publishing, and pages are kept up to date regularly. Venues can change their prices at any time, so the booking page is always the final word.
Is Where To Go London independent?
Yes. Where To Go London is an independent guide, and anything sponsored is clearly labelled as sponsored.
Who is Where To Go London for?
It is for groups of friends, office managers organising socials, couples planning a date and families looking for something to do together.
How many venues does Where To Go London cover?
Where To Go London covers 56 venues across 10 types of activity in London.
How do I choose between venues?
Browse by activity if you already know what you want to play, or use the finder to narrow the list to venues that suit your group. Each venue page then sets out the price, the best time to go and the group it suits.
What if I spot a mistake?
Tell us on the corrections section of the About page and we will check it against the venue's website and update the page.