The Boardroom Board Game Cafe

We have always had the best time here! My kids are 5 7 and there are TONS of options, for both food and games! Thank you Lyco for the stickers, you were so cool to my kiddos and they really appreciated your kindness!

This place is perfect. You can choose from a variety of games, some known, many unknown to me. The staff are excited about games and happy to talk to you. I overhead one of them explaining a game to a group and really appreciated their empathy and patience while teaching!Additionally the food is great just diner food, but comforting and perfect for playing games, my partner and I went twice in one week and both enjoyed our food. I got the egg grilled cheese and then a grilled cheese with avocado spinach and pesto. Would highly recommend for people of all ages, groups of all sizes.

We love boardgames so naturally we had to check it out. Awesome selection of classic entry level board games as well as middleweight and classic Euro games and heavy legacy long plays. Staff is incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable and the food is tasty and abundant and there is a great selection of games available to purchase as well!My favorite aspect is probably the ambiance created by so many different groups enjoying different games. The laughter and joy is contagious and we’re super thankful that this space is here to foster in that fun. We’ll be back!

This place is banging. Great atmosphere and staff. The perfect menu you want for playing board games. Oh and what the selection of games they have. All the greats. They were having a D&D afternoon when we showed up as well.

Hands down the worst game cafe/restaurant I've ever been to. There's no vibe. No decorations, no theme, no music, plain boring tables, uncomfortable chairs. Take away the people and you have a plain, boring space with a bunch of bookshelves. But less cozy than a library. There's no written list of all the games, they showcase games you can't actually play, and categorize things alphabetically. They expect you to walk around, sort through every single game and pick it out yourself. Why would it be categorized alphabetically and not by game category? If there's no list or description of games, how are you expected to know and remember all of the offerings? If you're pulling games off the shelves and touching everything, how do you know everything is kept in order, and how would you know what's already been taken if there isn't a list? How do you know what games you're missing? How do you know the game has been cleaned?It's like they bought a space, stuffed games on shelves, put no effort into anything else, and called it a business. Two stars because the food offering was good. Random and not many snack options, but good.