“Exceeded expectations for our corporate social event.”
Everyone was engaged in the activities.

Guys Night
Bring the crew for hosted social card games, drinks, food, darts, pool, and a night with built-in competition.
Group night out
A loose bar plan can fall apart fast. Showdown gives the group one hosted table, a Game Host, social card games, food, drinks, darts, pool, and enough competition to make the night feel like an actual plan.
Groups can book a hosted table directly, and larger crews can use the event path for multiple tables, private space, menus, and drink planning.
Cards, drinks, and one table the crew can rally around.
The Vibe

Start with a table everyone can play
The Game Host handles the rules

Competitive energy without complicated planning

Bar energy without a second stop
Why it works
Guys night usually needs a simple plan and a reason to keep everyone in the same moment. A hosted table gives the group something to compete over, talk about, and come back to between food and drinks.
Your Game Host teaches each game, reads the room, and keeps the pace moving. That lets competitive guests lean in while casual guests can still hang, order another round, and jump back in.

Book a table and let the host run the night.
Use the private event inquiry for multiple tables, private or semi-private space, menus, and drink packages.
Ask your Game Host for social deception, strategy, or faster games that raise the stakes without making rules complicated.
Planning guide
If this is a low-key weeknight, one hosted table keeps the plan simple. If it is a reunion, birthday, bachelor weekend, or bigger crew, use the event path so we can plan space, food, drinks, and timing.
Either way, the goal is the same: give the group a place to compete, eat, drink, and stay together without turning the night into logistics.
One hosted table with food and drinks during the game experience.
Two or more tables, private space, event menus, drink vouchers, and a schedule the crew can follow.
Build in time for darts, pool, the bar, and another round after the hosted table wraps.
Keep Planning
Yes. Showdown works well for groups that want competition, drinks, food, and a shared activity without needing one person to host, teach rules, or coordinate multiple stops.
Groups of up to 18 can book a table online. For 19 or more guests, use the private event inquiry so we can help with space, timing, food, and drink options.
No. A Game Host teaches the games, keeps turns moving, and helps pick formats that fit the group, from easy party games to more competitive strategy games.
Yes. Food, cocktails, beer, wine, pool, darts, and the bar can all be part of the same night before, during, or after your hosted table.
Google rating
Everyone was engaged in the activities.
They teach you and the staff is super nice and helpful.
These two guys are full of personality but also took the time to explain different games.
Cards and drinks are the perfect combo for a night out.
It’s such a great spot to hang out, catch up with friends, and just enjoy the atmosphere.
Everyone was engaged in the activities.
They teach you and the staff is super nice and helpful.
These two guys are full of personality but also took the time to explain different games.
Cards and drinks are the perfect combo for a night out.
It’s such a great spot to hang out, catch up with friends, and just enjoy the atmosphere.

Play. Share. Connect.
Bring your group for hosted card games, food, and drinks.