The drinks are expensive, around 600 yen each, but playing darts costs only 100 yen per game. The atmosphere is pretty good, isn't it?

I went with a few friends around 8 pm on a weekday and the elevator opened directly into the shop (lol). The dart board is against the wall, and the interior is spacious. Even with a large group, you can feel comfortable with the size of the place. They have a wide variety of drinks at a fairly reasonable price. There were quite a few couples, and it seems like a place where you can come just to drink without playing darts. The food is more like snacks than a full meal. The taste is neither good nor bad. The staff are all very nice and will kindly teach beginners how to play darts. The atmosphere between staff and customers is just right, not too close or too distant, making it easy to ask questions. It was a very interesting place to visit.

I went to the darts and bar "TITO＋PLUS" on the 7th floor of the Camera no Kitamura building in Tenjin for lunch today. The lunch menu includes 2 types of pasta and 3 types of pizza, which change daily. Today, I ordered a pizza. The pizza was a "Christmas limited edition - duck and spinach cream pizza". It was a good size, around 22-23cm, with a nice volume. The crust was fluffy and crispy, and the rich cheese, spinach cream sauce, and smoky duck flavor all blended well together. I also added some spicy olive oil halfway through, which enhanced the flavor even more. It was delicious. You can also play darts during lunchtime, so if you have time, enjoying a 500 yen lunch and playing darts could be a great idea!

The other day, I was invited by a friend to a darts bar. It had been about 3 years since I last played darts, and I had a slightly intimidating image of a place called a darts bar. Today was our second stop, and I had quite a few drinks. I was worried if I could still play darts, but with the help of my friend and the confidence from the drinks, I was able to hit the target. It felt great when I hit the bullseye. And to top it off, I even got a set of darts as a gift. I will treasure it for sure (laughs). It was a very enjoyable experience, with a friendly atmosphere where you can naturally chat with people around you. It's also nice that you can have fun for just 100 yen per game. On our way out, the staff even escorted us to the elevator, making us feel welcomed. It's these little things that make me happy. I would love to visit a darts bar again if I have the chance.

The image I had of a darts bar was a dark place where people throw darts coolly, but that was completely overturned when I ended up here! When we were wondering where to go for our second round at the neighboring izakaya, we found out that the next door was a darts bar. I didn't have much experience with darts, but I thought it would be a great way to have fun and bond with everyone, so we decided to give it a try. As soon as we entered, we were welcomed by a spacious, bright, and lively atmosphere. It didn't feel cramped at all, and the place had a very stylish and casual vibe. We had a blast and really got into the spirit of things! It was so much fun to be able to hang out and chat with everyone during our second round. I didn't eat much, but I wanted to share my positive experience with this place. Playing darts cost 100 yen per game, and if you score over 500 points, you get a free game! Some people actually won free games while we were there. This experience made me more interested in darts. Bowling is great too, but darts is convenient and easy since you don't have to change shoes or anything.

I often use this place as a second option with my colleagues from work. I used to think that darts bars were intimidating at first, but Tito has many affiliated stores, spacious locations, and plenty of dart machines, making it a very welcoming place. It's nice that there is no cover charge, even though it's a bar! The dart game fee is only 100 yen per person, so you can play for about 10-15 minutes with that. It's a casual bar where you can easily go when you want to keep costs down or have a fun time for a second round. The food consists of pizza, pasta, fried chicken, and other bar-style dishes. The taste is average, so I recommend using it mainly for drinks. If you're tired of karaoke or izakaya, it might be worth trying darts occasionally.

After enjoying a meal with chicken wings, I tried playing darts for the first time at the adjacent darts cafe. The cafe had glass walls, making it easy to see inside and inviting to enter. At first, I struggled to hit the target, but the staff kindly taught me the grip and throwing technique, allowing me to hit the target. There were also a variety of alcoholic drinks available, so it seems you can enjoy just drinking there as well. The place is spacious, so I thought it could be a good option for a wedding reception or second party. I also felt like getting my own set of darts.

I'm a little hesitant about posting on Tabelog, but it's a favorite spot of mine. Lately, I've been seeing a lot of dart bars popping up. It's a great place for a second round, everyone gets really excited! It's a dart bar, so you can order snacks and cocktails while playing. They also have light dishes like pizza. I was throwing darts while sipping on a Cassis soda. The drinks were decent and tasty. It's a fun place, but it's usually crowded on weekends, so it's hard to get in without a reservation.