Casinos billiards and bowling Paris

A bar and even more than that! The Gob is definitely shifted. Determined to "unite geeks and geeks from all over the world", it is with a sense of humor that the team of this essential welcomes you every day for afternoons, or completely crazy evenings. And then, it's hard to get bored here: besides parties, quizzes, board games or videos, nothing is missing. The beverage menu also seems to have come straight from another planet: beers (the choice is just huge), cocktails, we don't know what to choose - note also that happy hour is a religion here. And then you can also find something to wedge your appetite, from terrines to sandwiches and sausages. In short, in a completely offbeat and ultra-warm atmosphere, Le Gob is well worth a trip, and even several!

In this space, two scenarios are proposed in this complex of escape games: Lost Asylum and Very bad night. The first one sends you to 1952, in an abandoned psychiatric hospital. Get out in less than an hour before being caught by the ghosts of the patients! The second one, a little less scary, takes the scenario of a well known movie. You wake up in an unknown apartment without remembering anything and have to get out before the owner arrives. Observation, search and manipulation of objects are the key words here.

You will have to go to the 20th district to discover Artimus. And frankly, you will hardly regret it. First of all, because Artimus, the name of the professor who rules here, is really well thought out. The settings plunge you into spaces that are more real than life, and into different missions: Naples in the 16th century, distant exoplanets in the future etc... In groups (up to 5 people, but the place can also accommodate private events), it's time for reflection, deduction and team spirit.

If you're a board game enthusiast, you'll find what you're looking for at the Oya bar, which boasts no fewer than 500 references of all kinds! Whether you're interested in collaborative games, strategy or speed, ask the owners for advice if you're undecided. They'll be happy to suggest games to suit your tastes and explain the rules quickly. Did you love playing The Gobbit or Settlers of Catan? You can buy your favorite boxed sets here in the store... which also has a few nuggets!

The main arcade of 1,500 square meters in the center of Paris - it is said to be the largest space in Europe - is the meeting place for gamers. Whatever their age (although the majority of the clientele is young), they all come here to try out the simulators and interactive video games, of which there are dozens. Among those, car games, motorcycles, aviation, space shuttles, some in 4D or 3D, virtual sports challenges... There are also network games and an "Eat & Drink" feature to enjoy.

Just a stone's throw from the Louvre and Halles, the Lock Academy will give a retort to all the grass detectives. Three rooms are accessible: The Very Expensive Lock (trophy 2016 of the best plot of escape games in Paris), the Break of Century and a almost Perfect Crime. Here, it is not just a matter of getting out of the room, but first of all solving the mystery given in a given time. Choose your room according to your preferences (cooperation, logic, adrenaline), train your team and start!

Escape Hunt is a network ofescape games that adapts to the cities in which it operates. So, here you are, immersed in the Paris metro with "Poursuite dans le métropolitain", or in a famous cabaret with "Crime au cabaret". Find a thief's loot or solve the mystery of a missing showgirl - these are two puzzles to be solved in less than 60 minutes. Special mention goes to the well-crafted set design and life-like finishing touches. Reservations essential!

It's an address that never ceases to be talked about! It's all about axe throwing, which has become an extremely popular sport in Canada over the last ten years. Thomas Morel, on a trip there, attended a competition and fell in love with the practice. On his return, he opened Les Cognées, France's first axe-throwing center: 10 targets and rather light axes, with blunt blades of course. Once the safety instructions have been given, you'll be treated to a short training session, then it's off to the competition!

Anescape game center with multiple possibilities unlike any other: Phobia, located in an old warehouse that has been completely redesigned, is not short of resources! "The Missing", "Da Vinci", "Houdini", "Loft 13" or "Alice": here, we make it a point of honor to offer you games that change from the usual key searches! Here, the special effects are amazing, and you don't know where to turn, so much astonishment is everywhere. Here, a game master follows you at a distance and, rare thing, you can come here in duo, and not necessarily in group.

They are players these three… Nuno, Fernando and Victor launched a concept based on chance in 2010. Here, we put its addition to the dice! The game is called Tà Pago, which is the same principle as 4-21. If you can make this combination by throwing the dice, your add-on is offered and believe it, you take the game. On average, 3 to 4 Tà Pago are successful every day! A playful concept that has the merit of creating a nice atmosphere around a cocktail, a burger or a coffee… well hit.

This neighborhood bowling alley is very friendly with eight lanes, some of which are specially designed for children. The place also has a bar and pool tables. Video games are also available. The welcome is warm. Discounts are offered for students on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7pm, and it is possible to privatize the establishment or to celebrate a birthday. Also note the possibility to play an hour of pool while your friends are desperately trying to get a strike.

It is the smallest circle of games in Paris, but not the least user-friendly. The Industry and Trade Club for over a century, it allows you to play blackjack, poker 21, punto banco, dealer's Choice and Texas Hold'Em poker, especially during regular tournaments. A restaurant is open from to. In addition, an excellent Chinese caterer operates from midnight to 5 pm and breakfast is offered.

La Quille, formerly known as le Blue Billard was fully renovated up to date. The restaurant that occupied the floor was abolished. Instead there are five American pool tables and an English snooker table. On the ground floor, six mini-bowling tracks have appeared. A bar on each floor gives one the opportunity to constantly enjoy a drink if need arises. The atmosphere is modern especially with screens showing continuous images of extreme sports. For children, a birthday formula is proposed. €10 per child, two bowling games are offered, sweets and a birthday cake.

Discover the giant treasure hunt created by the Paris Ile-de-France Regional Tourism Committee (CRT) to explore Paris and its region with the whole family! Thanks to this free application available on AppStore and GooglePlay, take part in 30 adventures and collect 200 historical characters or personalities from the world of art or sports. Playful and instructive, this treasure hunt will allow you to take up challenges, answer quizzes and discover anecdotes during 1h30.

This vast space offers you to play a laser game (or laser tag): the players are equipped with guns sending a harmless laser beam and electronic vests transmitting to the central computer the game data (shots emitted, shots received, impacts, powers obtained, etc.) with, at the end, the personalized and detailed score of each player. This game is played solo or in teams, with several scenarios in a 400 m² maze with special effects, black lights, fluorescent graffiti and remix music, of course!

It's a new experience without equal in the capital: The Edge gives you the chance to discover an incredible moment. Not only do the game's graphics, which take you on a mission to the Ganymede space base, immediately put you in the mood, but the novelty here lies in the unprecedented sensations: heat, wind and vibrations are on the menu. To cope, you'll need a haptic vest. Reservations are essential, and as far in advance as possible, as demand is high!

This little café tucked away in a small passageway in the Mouffetard district is the place to be for geeks, gamers and manga fans! The space is designed on two levels, with a large selection of arcades and vintage video games for retro gaming addicts, as well as a manga library in the basement. The bar offers a fine selection of water-based syrups, as well as food and drink. There are two options: either enjoy a quiet, comfortable café on the ground floor, or head down to the gaming den, where you'll find street fighters, Mario and Donkey Kong.

It's going to be very difficult to tell you all about this space game without revealing what happens inside, from start to finish. Suffice it to say that the introduction is destabilizing, to say the least, and after an introduction that immediately gets you into the swing of things, you'll be immersed in a dark universe where an agonizing count sets traps for you. A second riddle, called The Dungeon, holds many surprises in store. All in all, one of the bestescape games in the capital. Reservations required.

It's all in the name! In the lively Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, you'll find a place like no other in the capital. Here, darts are not relegated to a dark corner of the bar, but are given pride of place: this is the den for enthusiasts of the genre. We say "amateurs", because anyone can come here, whatever their level, preferably with friends of course. Beyond that, it's a great place to go out, with a number of on-site nibbles (including tapas) and a fine selection of draught beers.

Does Seven Squares Paris ring a bell? Quite simply, it's the largest indoor leisure center in Paris, which has just opened its doors at Boom Boom Villette. Over an area of almost 5,000 m², you'll enjoy a unique entertainment experience, whatever your age. There are 15 high-tech bowling lanes, a Nuketown-themed laser game, mini-golf 2.0, a free-motion virtual reality room, an arcade zone with 30 games, a trampoline park, and "Tortuga Island" for little pirates. Fun for all!