Treehouse Board Game Café

About

Treehouse Board Game Café is a café in Sheffield where visitors can enjoy a variety of food, drinks and games. Whilst the café opened in 2017, the building dates back to early 1900s with industrial heritage. The owners refurbished the space from a nightclub into the café. Now, the café is run by its founders as an independent business. Additionally, it operates with the goal of being a fully inclusive space for all to enjoy.

What is there to do at Treehouse Board Game Café?

Treehouse Board Game Café in Sheffield has lots to offer its visitors, including:

• Games – The café has a collection of over 800 board games which visitors can enjoy. Staff are able to help with choosing the right game for you. The café also hosts roleplaying game sessions with professional moderators.
• Food – There is a variety of breakfast and lunch foods to choose from. As well as this, there are sweet treats and bar snacks available.
• Drinks – The café offers a selection of alcoholic drinks such as craft beers and cocktails. Alternatively, there are non-alcoholic options such as milkshakes, coffees and much more.
• Independent Shop – A variety of board games, games accessories and more can be found in the café’s shop. Additionally, the shop has an online store.

The café has an entry fee of £2 which gives you up to 6 hours to play with any board games of your choosing.

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Accessibility

Treehouse Board Game Café is mostly step free, but the main toilets are downstairs. However, there is an accessible, gender neutral toilet available on the ground floor. The entrance to the café is level with double doors. These doors are not electric but staff are able to help with this if needed. Additionally, there is a comment box for online reservations where access needs can be specified. In terms of parking, there is Pay and Display available on the street outside for up to 2 hours. Disabled bays are available near the café. Alternatively, there is a car park available across the road from the café at New Era Square.

There is a room with no background music and no large groups. If you specify you would like a quiet area in your booking, the café will do their best to seat you here. Additionally, tables are relatively spread out in all areas.

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