All Things Games
Board game, card game and Warhammer shop in Omagh that opened its first permanent store in 2026. Runs Crokinole on Wednesday evenings and board game nights.
Where to find Board games in Belfast and Northern Ireland: pub meetups, café nights, clubs and shops for board gamers.
We list 11 venues where you can buy or play board games across Belfast and Northern Ireland, in 8 towns and neighbourhoods. Between them they run 3 regular sessions, most often on Wednesdays and Saturdays. One of those is marked as beginner friendly. All of them have tables to play on site.
Board game, card game and Warhammer shop in Omagh that opened its first permanent store in 2026. Runs Crokinole on Wednesday evenings and board game nights.
Games community centre off the Falls Road in Belfast for wargames, board games, card games, RPGs, LARP and painting. Games run most days of the week.
Games shop in Granite House on St Marys Street, Newry, opened in 2024 for trading card games, D&D and miniature gaming. Runs Commander nights on Mondays and Fridays plus prereleases and tournaments.
Tabletop gaming venue in Bangor for wargames, board games and RPGs, open Tuesday to Thursday evenings. Weekend sessions are by appointment.
Friendly local game store on Railway Road, Coleraine, with bookable gaming tables, board games, trading card games and Warhammer. Runs Friday Night Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh! locals, monthly RPG Saturdays and Warhammer tournaments.
Trading card and hobby shop on Frances Street, Newtownards, founded in 2016, selling TCGs, Warhammer, scale models and board games. Runs store championships, prereleases and a bookable wargaming table.
Trading card, board game and video game shop in the Richmond Centre, Derry, with Warhammer and RPGs. Runs organised play most evenings, including Pokémon League on Saturdays, Friday Night Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh! locals on Sundays.
Tabletop games shop on Bangor High Street, trading for over 25 years, selling trading card games, board games, Games Workshop and collectables. Runs Magic events every Friday evening plus prereleases.
Banbridge's tabletop games café on Church Street, serving coffee and home baking with a library of games to play. Runs D&D on Mondays, Yu-Gi-Oh! locals on Fridays and Magic on Saturdays.
Hobby cafe in Belfast's Titanic Quarter offering tabletop gaming, RPG adventures and trading card play. It also organises RobinCon.
Family-run hobby shop on New Row, Coleraine, stocking Games Workshop, Warlord Games, paints and its own laser-cut bases and terrain. Runs gaming events, learn-to-play sessions and beginner airbrushing courses in store.
The weekly line-up. Times and formats can change, so check with the venue before you travel.
Púca Púca Games, Derry. Open board gaming
All Things Games, Omagh. Crokinole
Misfit Hobbies, Coleraine. Casual board game session (Catan), drink included
The venues with the most regular nights are All Things Games in Omagh (1 night), Misfit Hobbies in Coleraine (1 night) and Púca Púca Games in Derry (1 night). We list 11 venues in all across Belfast and Northern Ireland.
Wednesdays and Saturdays have the most regular sessions. Two sessions run every week. The Belfast calendar shows what's on from today.
Yes. One regular night is marked as welcoming new players, including sessions at All Things Games. Staff at most venues are happy to teach, so mention it when you arrive.