House Of Boards

Rhythm

4 months ago

5.0

Great vibe and tasty food at House of Boards Café. Special thanks to Ambuj for his polite and attentive service—made the experience even better!

Parveen Malik

6 months ago

5.0

Amazing place where you can enjoy delicious food and while you wait you can play 500+ varieties of games like uno, zenga and many more

bhumika pandey

5 months ago

5.0

Really fun & happening place must visit for students, staff is very polite & cordial, had a very fun time

Yash Pandey

1 month ago

5.0

The food was good. Staff were friendly. Quite a lot of games to choose from. Loved the ambiance.

Ishika

5 months ago

5.0

Nice Ambience Great staff and food Enjoyed a lot with Games and well explained by Shahnawaz.

Ayush Tanwar

3 months ago

5.0

very friendly staff and the ambience is great. Harsh was really helpful and polite

Riya Gupta

1 month ago

4.0

Food was nice but the ambience not that good. Games were paid rather than being free

sia

2 months ago

3.0

it's quite expensive because we were 3 friends and we sat there for 3 hours and the price for games only was 99 per person per hour so 900 was just for games and then for food also we needed to pay and it was not a cheap menu it was equally expensive

Ketki Aggarwal

3 months ago

3.0

i think the board game prices should be low it’s very much overall everything was good

uditi kansal

3 months ago

1.0

I visited yesterday, and if you’re planning to go thinking it’s a good café, then don’t. The food is so bad that even street food outside tastes much better. Also, don’t buy combo pack — the quantity is extremely less. They’ll say it’s enough for 6 people, but honestly it’s only enough for 2 adults. If you ask for spicy noodles, they’ll serve bland noodles instead, and again, the quantity is disappointing. The Manchurian tasted like it was cooked in cold, stale oil. The brownie was so overly sweet that you won’t even feel like looking at brownies again. If you ask them to make the drinks less chilled, they still won’t follow the instructions. And they clearly don’t even know what a mojito is — they’ll just serve lemon juice in water. The staff is also very unprofessional. Another annoying thing is that nowhere do they clearly mention the game charges. You only find out after visiting the café that they charge ₹100 PER PERSON . It’s not mentioned on Zomato or even on their Instagram page . Only infants are free — everyone above 3 years old has to pay. The only good thing there is the board games. So, if you only want to play board games with friends or family and are okay paying ₹100 PER PERSON FOR ONE HOUR, then you can visit. Otherwise, the combo is a complete waste of money and feels like a scam.