console
/kənˈsəʊl/
- noun
- the machine you play on.
- verb
- to comfort. To put someone at ease.
We’re building a club in Banbury that does both.
Opening early 2027, Banbury town centre.
What we’re building
One building in the middle of town, open from morning until late. Somewhere to play properly, and somewhere to sit down afterwards.
Three floors
Room to play, room to sit, and room to hold an event without taking over the building.
Twenty console stations
Current machines, good screens, proper chairs. Book ahead or drop in.
Bubble tea and proper coffee
Made well, served all day.
Craft beer in the evenings
A short list, chosen carefully.
Birthday parties
A space of your own and someone to run it. No clearing up afterwards.
Tournaments
Regular, properly refereed, open to anyone who fancies it.
Memberships
Priority booking, member rates, and a standing invitation.
Weekday education sessions
For children who are out of mainstream school. Small groups, structured, built around games.
Be first through the door
Leave us an email address and we’ll tell you when we open, when memberships go on sale, and when booking opens for parties. A handful of emails, and nothing else.