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<blockquote data-quote="Eyes of Nine" data-source="post: 9560982" data-attributes="member: 99786">I was visiting San Francisco this weekend, and my wife and I needed a quick espresso. We went into this place on a Sunday afternoon and IT WAS PACKED. Every indoor table full of people playing board games, and even on a chilly day, a few tables outside had some folks. 50%+ of people presented as not-dudes, my wife was amazed.We ended up not getting anything there because we wanted something to go and the line was 7 customers deep. If amount of customers and players is a metric, then this game cafe is winning...So, I think you are onto a good idea in the OP [USER=7049357]@deadites89[/USER] . One thing they had going for them was a GREAT location. On one of the main streets in that neighborhood, very close to public transit (important in SF), and a large space - easily 3-4000 sq feet (275-375 sq meters).[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.thegameparlour.com/[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eyes of Nine, post: 9560982, member: 99786"] I was visiting San Francisco this weekend, and my wife and I needed a quick espresso. We went into this place on a Sunday afternoon and IT WAS PACKED. Every indoor table full of people playing board games, and even on a chilly day, a few tables outside had some folks. 50%+ of people presented as not-dudes, my wife was amazed. We ended up not getting anything there because we wanted something to go and the [I]line was 7 customers deep[/I]. If amount of customers and players is a metric, then this game cafe is winning... So, I think you are onto a good idea in the OP [USER=7049357]@deadites89[/USER] . One thing they had going for them was a GREAT location. On one of the main streets in that neighborhood, very close to public transit (important in SF), and a large space - easily 3-4000 sq feet (275-375 sq meters). [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.thegameparlour.com/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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