Cakes n Ladders

Auckland

Wed-Fri 1pm-10pm Sat & Sun 10am-10pm

Auckland’s premier board gaming café. Everyone welcome, from hard-core gamers and families to couples on a date or groups.

Board game cafes are cafes that have a library of board games for patrons to enjoy. At Cakes n Ladders they have over 800 games in their library and staff can help you find the right game for your group. Generally, you’ll need to have your own group but check their events, as they host events for people to meet other gamers and game together.

Cost?

$3.00 per person per hour to access the board game library.

For more info visit:

Cakes n Ladders

Address

173 Symonds Street
Auckland 1011

Contact

021 216 5514

info@cakesnladders.co.nz

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