This guide wouldn't be complete without a mention of Flight Club, the ultimate spot for interactive darts in Manchester. These guys are known up and down the country for transforming the game with electronic dartboards that add up all your scores for you, boasting a number of fun minigames to compete at.

The quirky venue is themed around fairgrounds, flaunting a colourful bar decked out in glowing lights, with nostalgic decor all over. You can book a place at the oche for as little as £10 per person, and there are all sorts of funky cocktails up for grabs too, as well as sharing paddles of pizza and other tasty treats. And for some boozy weekend fun, check out their brunch socials, complete with an entire bottle of prosecco each and unlimited pizza.

Make your way to the Printworks to discover Boom Battle Bar, a cool activity bar that's perfect for unleashing your competitive side. Ideal for hen or stag parties, birthdays, team nights out or just because, this place offers everything from axe throwing to beer pong, as well as augmented reality darts.

Expect state-of-the-art technology and loads of different game modes to choose from, with five different lanes on offer. Book one for an hour at £40, which caters for up to eight people at a time. They've got plenty of Instagram-worthy cocktails to sip while you're here, as well as a street food-inspired menu of nachos, loaded fries or mac and cheese bites.

Found on Kennedy Street in the city centre, The Vine Inn is a traditional pub that promises great service and even better beer. Expect exposed brick walls, cosy booths and a striking emerald green exterior, as well as a cool basement bar for whisky lovers.

You'll find a classic dartboard here for a little competitive fun with your drinks, as well as HD screens showing Sky Sports. What's more, this place is dog-friendly too.

If it's a classic game of pub darts that you're after, be sure to check out The Old Nag's Head on Deansgate. This traditional boozer has been around since the 1800s, and has been a popular local boozer throughout the decades.

You'll always find someone who's up for a game on their well-worn dartboard, and they've got pool tables here too. Choose from a selection of top-notch real ales while you play, paired with classic British pub grub.

A classic boozer that's loved among real ale fans, The Angel can be found in the Northern Quarter. This award-winning spot specialises in draught ciders, beers and wines, with a cracking menu of locally sourced food too.

No traditional pub is complete without a dartboard, and you'll always find someone who's up for a game here. There's also a jukebox, so you can enjoy some tunes while you play.

Though it may be best known as a bowling alley, Lane7 is also a great choice if you're wondering where to play darts in Manchester city centre. This graffiti-covered venue is certainly one of the most Instagrammable on our list, with neon signs aplenty and cool electronic boards offering augmented reality darts.

Immerse yourself in the game, which can be booked for up to six people at a time - and costing £29 for the group. Pair your game with a Drumstick lolly cocktail or a boozy slushie, and if you're hungry then Fat Hippo are dishing out mouthwatering burgers and sides too.

If you're looking for social darts in Manchester, then you've come to the right place. Roxy Ball Room offers a high-tech version of the game, costing as little as £8 per person to play. Whether you're in the mood for a classic 501, Shanghai or another quirky competition, they've got you covered here with six options to choose from.

They add up all the scores for you on their interactive screens, so no need for the mental maths. There are countless other activities on offer too, from pool to shuffleboard and even karaoke, as well as 10 pin bowling that they're best known for. Feeling peckish? They also serve a mouthwatering menu of hand-stretched Italian pizzas, hot dogs and chicken wings.

This late-night party spot can be found in the Northern Quarter, sporting its very own darts den, alongside ping pong tables, pool and DJs sets on the weekend. Boogie to the best of hip hop, RnB and disco while you play, surrounded by cool and colourful graffiti.

All their games cost £12 per person to book for the hour, and they offer a number of different drinks and entertainment packages for groups too. There are a huge number of lip-smacking cocktails to boot, and be sure to take advantage of their happy hour prices between 4 and 7pm on weekdays.

The Brotherhood of Pursuits and Pastimes is a haven for sports fans, thanks to their screens showing all the latest action from football to boxing. There's also a chance to get involved in the action yourself, thanks to the free pool tables and dartboards on offer.

Enjoy a menu of American-inspired dishes while you're here, including buttermilk chicken burgers, classic bratwurst and plant-based versions of both the burgers and hotdogs. Pair this with one of their delicious cocktails, or a refreshing craft beer.