Casinos billiards and bowling Côte Est Etats-Unis

Charming Venetian décor, chests columns, high ceilings… 32 tables, of which 4 very old. Cafeteria.

One of the best rooms to play billiards, in an atmosphere so chic that you expect to see men in suits, hats on their heads and cigars between their teeth, appearing at any moment. Beautiful light, carpet on the floor, a slightly staid atmosphere... The balls are immaculate and the 28 tables in perfect condition. Cafeteria and service between tables by waiters. Their bar makes amazing cocktails like the Grey Goose Chocolate Martini or the Lemon Drop.

Many students come to relax and unwind on its 48 slopes! There are very few bowling alleys in Manhattan and this is by far one of the nicest places to go. Special events are organized on certain days of the week. On Mondays, for example, you can do an unlimited bowling session at particularly advantageous prices. And if bowling is not enough for you, the area also houses many arcade games, as well as a bar and a restaurant where you can recharge your batteries between games!

In vogue in the United States as in Europe, escape rooms are legion in New York. BrainXcape, run by a Frenchman, offers two very different atmospheres and is not recommended for claustrophobics: a prison inspired by Alcatraz and a haunted hotel reminiscent of the film Shining! Immersion and thrills guaranteed! Unlike other escape rooms, you are not locked up with other players you don't know, but it is always more fun and cheaper to play with ten people - the maximum - than with two.

A self-proclaimed social club ping-pong. Imagine instead: a DJ who mixes dance, techno and pop music, a nightclub decoration, and... seventeen ping-pong tables. A delirious place for a group of friends determined to spend a good evening and chat with many strangers over a beer, a plate of deli meats, and a game of ping-pong. For the anecdote, it is the Hollywood actress Susan Sarandon who is at the origin of the concept, now franchised and available in a dozen American cities.

Everyone knows the Laser Game, a strategic game where, equipped with a gun with a laser pointer, you have to shoot your opponents without being hit. Here, the arena is installed in the basement of an old factory. Between two 15-minute sessions, you can relax in the game room on the upper floor. It is possible to privatize the space for a group of 10 people or more. Reservations are recommended but not required for less than 10 people. This is the perfect activity for friends or families with teenagers.

More of an experience than just a museum, Spyscape offers an immersion into the world of spies, combining exciting exhibitions and interactive challenges. Equipped with a high-tech bracelet, you will be confronted with challenges corresponding to the various facets of the spy profession and intellectual challenges related to the world of espionage. Your performance will be collected in order to establish your spy profile, which you will discover at the end. Allow between 1.5 and 2 hours in the museum, whose labyrinthine architecture was designed by David Adjaye.