A date where
you won't run out of things to say
A café is fine until you run out of topics. Here you've got two hundred games, three floors and five bars — and a lull in conversation gets filled by a minigolf hole, not nervously stirring coffee.
What an arcade
can do that a café can't
It's not that there's fun to be had. It's that it gives you something to talk about.
Pick based
on where you're at
From a cautious first meeting to an evening where you don't have to try anymore.
First date
Short, low-commitment, with an escape route. Minigolf is the ideal start — it's quiet, you walk side by side, and nobody has to be good at it.
- Minigolf for two — 18 holes
- One drink at the Infinite Bar
- If it's going well, add bowling
- If not, say goodbye at the metro
- The whole thing takes two hours, not a minute more
Anniversary or just a Friday
A longer night with dinner and a karaoke box. A private box means you can belt it out completely off-key and nobody's watching.
- Dinner at the American restaurant
- A karaoke box for an hour, just for you
- Two signature cocktails
- Simulators or go-karts to finish
- Photos you'll actually keep
Quick one after work
When you want to see each other on a weeknight without a full-evening program. One game, one drink, home before eleven.
- Billiards or darts for an hour
- A drink or two at the bar
- A burger if you missed dinner
- It's calm here on weeknights
- The metro runs until midnight
How to
put it together
A tested sequence for a three-hour evening. Feel free to take just half of it.
What works
and what doesn't
A few things we've noticed over the years.
- Start with an activity, not food. Silence is harder at a table than at minigolf.
- One card for both of you. It settles who pays for what right from the start.
- Go on a weeknight. It's quieter, staff have time, and everything's cheaper.
- Have a plan B and C. If one game doesn't click, there are ten more a floor up.
- Mention it's an arcade beforehand. Heels really don't work for minigolf.
- Playing to win. Nobody enjoys losing 10-0 on a first date.
- Starting with karaoke. Save it for when you've both loosened up.
- A first date on Friday after 10pm. It's packed, loud and there are queues at the bar.
- Planning the whole evening to the minute. Leave room for whatever catches your interest.
- Emptying the whole prize machine. A stuffed toy in hand after two hours of knowing each other is a lot.
What costs what
for two
No entry fee and no minimum spend. You only pay for what you play.
| Option | What's included | For two |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum — one game and a drink | Billiards for an hour + two drinks | ~ 850 CZK |
| Quick one after work | Darts or billiards + two drinks + a burger | ~ 1,300 CZK |
| Classic date | Minigolf + dinner + bowling + two cocktails | ~ 2,200 CZK |
| Big night | Everything above + a karaoke box for an hour | ~ 3,200 CZK |
Indicative amounts including food and drink, calculated for a weeknight. Add roughly a fifth on weekends. Game credit can be topped up online or at the till — and the bigger the top-up, the cheaper the games.
Before you
message anyone
Not for arcades, minigolf or the bars — just walk in and play. We recommend booking for billiards, bowling and the karaoke box, especially Friday and Saturday after 7pm. A phone call to +420 601 356 095 takes a minute.
The house is big, with three floors that have quite different vibes. The first floor with the Infinite Bar and the restaurant is calm and easy to talk in. The second and third are louder and more action-packed. On weeknights there are noticeably fewer people too.
That's actually an advantage. Nobody's good at duckpin bowling, minigolf or air hockey, which is exactly why losing isn't embarrassing. Staff or the display by the attraction explains the rules.
Yes, the American restaurant on the first floor is a full one — burgers, ribs, salads, vegetarian and vegan options. A table can be booked at +420 720 772 003.
Not at all. The menu has vegetarian and vegan options and the bars mix soft cocktails that are actually worth it. Playing doesn't need alcohol anyway — if anything, it shows on the simulators.
Minimum an hour and a half, ideally three hours. More than four hours gets a lot even for the hardened — there's plenty going on and you end up pleasantly tired.
Then it's a big advantage that you're not tied to a table in the middle of a tasting menu. You finish the game, say thanks, and you're in the metro two minutes later. This is probably the most underrated advantage of an arcade date.
What you'll
play
Minigolf
Eighteen neon-lit holes — the best start to any date.
Karaoke
A private box where nobody can hear you.
Bowling
Duckpin — a hole-free ball anyone can throw.
Billiards
A classic you can talk or stay silent over.
Food & drink
American classics, vegetarian options and cocktails.