Where To Play Darts In Leeds

You'll never be short of entertainment at Carousel, as this unique Albion Street spot is full to the brim with quirky games and activities. The colourful venue is inspired by old-school fairground rides, and there are street food-style bites to tuck into - think Tex Mex loaded fries, deep-fried halloumi burgers or barbecue jackfruit pizzas, washed down with two-for-one themed cocktails.

They offer interactive darts for between two and six players, with the option to book either 30 or 60 minutes on the lanes from just £10. They use real darts and dartboards, paired with an electronic scoreboard that tracks your points at classic or modern games. After your game, why not check out their other things to do? We're talking arcade machines, shuffleboard, karaoke or even a virtual shooting simulator.

Head to the bustling Merrion Street for a vibrant night out at Parkside Tavern. This modern pub fronts exposed brick walls and a stylish green-tiled bar, as well as TVs showing live sport. Topping it all off, there are dartboards in their dedicated gaming area, alongside four full-size American pool tables and shuffleboard.

There are 18 lines of beer to enjoy while you throw, paired with a freshly made menu of pulled pork nachos, roasted vegetable pizzas and charcuterie sharing platters. And if you fancy something a little more exclusive, you can also hire out part of the games section just for you and your group.

When it comes to electronic darts, it doesn't get much better than Flight Club. The fairground-themed bar can be found on the South Parade, boasting 13 oches that can be booked for £11 per person for an hour, or £15 for 90 minutes. There are several multiplayer minigames to choose from, on interactive boards that add up your scores for you.

The Flight Club Leeds menu is also on hand to keep you fuelled throughout your time there, featuring creative cocktails, pizza paddles and small plates to share. And if you visit on the weekend, be sure to check out their brunch socials - promising an hour of darts, unlimited pizza and a whole bottle of prosecco each for as little as £30 per head.

One of the best pubs with dartboards in Leeds city centre, The Merchant can be found on Woodhouse Lane. There's a specific gaming area where you can play a classic darts game out of the way of the main bar, also featuring a pool table. There are also a number of large screens around the venue that show live sports on a regular basis.

Feeling peckish? There's an extensive menu to choose from, featuring loaded cheesy nachos, chicken tikka masala and blue cheese burgers - to name just a few of their dishes. As for drinks, these guys specialise in gin and craft beer, with a huge selection of each on offer.

Though it may be best known for its live music and sports screenings, Black Cat Club also offers a high-tech darts experience. The eccentric destinations spans two floors, decked out in neon signs, posters and stylish blue velvet booths - and you'll find DJs playing every Friday and Saturday night.

There are six different modes to choose from on their boards, which can be booked for two to ten players at a time. Prices start from £10 per person for an hour, or £14 for 90 minutes. Afterwards, be sure to check out their killer cocktails, juicy burgers, pizzas and small plates.

If you're wondering where to play darts in Leeds city centre or in Headingley, be sure to give BOX a try. This trendy sports bar offers an electronic version of the game, with screens that track the leaderboard as you go. It costs £8 per person for an hour on weekdays, and £10 on weekends.

That's not all that's on offer here though, as there's also shuffleboard and karaoke to get stuck into, as well as live sports screenings on their HD TVs. And if you're hungry, their menu includes lamb kofta kebabs, Neapolitan pizzas, chicken parmo burgers and more, with two-for-one cocktails and craft beer available at the bar.

Offering augmented reality darts for groups of up to eight people at a time, Boom Battle Bar is the Harewood Street venue that's all about fun nights out. You and your friends will have the whole lane to yourself for an hour, costing £40 in total to hire, complete with state-of-the-art electronic boards and multiple different game modes.

When you're done with darts (and shuffleboard, axe throwing, crazy golf or pool), be sure to head to the bar for food and drink. Think unique signature cocktails, complemented by halloumi fries, fried chicken burgers, wings and truffle mac 'n' cheese bites.

Take this classic pub game up a notch with a trip to Roxy Ball Room in Trinity Square. Their tech darts start from £8 per person for an hour, offering classic 501 games alongside Shanghai, killer and other unique minigames. This is all kept track of on their interactive scoreboards, so there's no need for any mental maths.

Their other activities include bowling, crazy pool, curling, shuffleboard and much more. There are signature cocktails up for grabs, staring from £8.95, which you can pair with pizzas, wings, hotdogs and three for £15 small plates.