Lucky Chuck's

Great place, very good and friendly service. Games are fun and they even gave us extra 30 minutes of free game time. Pinball machine that you can actually try and beat other people's high score.

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Honestly, what an absolute result for Kettering! I’ll be the first to admit I was curious to see if an entertainment space could actually pull it off here, but it’s a total triumph. The place is a literal work of art — everywhere you look, the attention to detail is just spot on. Neon Pong is a proper obsession in the making for me, and the pizza is hands down some of the best around. It’s a bold, brilliant addition to the Market Square and easily the best spot to hang out. Keen to see more of the live music going on too!

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We’ve visited Lucky Chucks several times now — as a couple for lunch, with friends for a 40th birthday, and with our kids — and every visit has been fantastic. The food has always been quick, delicious, and really reasonably priced. There’s good vegetarian & vegan options. The £7 lunch deal is amazing value, and the pizza slices are huge! The staff are consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which makes the whole experience even better. Our favourite game is the neon pong, it’s so addictive! The darts are great fun too. It’s quickly becoming our go-to spot in Kettering. We’ve also spotted some events and offers on their social media pages, so we’re already looking forward to our next visit.

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Definitely much needed in K-town! I especially like the coffee bar area and the decor in the street facing part of the venue. The pinball machines are really cool, especially the Star Wars one, and there's some really cool wall art to look at too. We booked neon pong and the American pool table and wish we had booked them for longer because they were really good fun. The tables were really immaculate and the games machines all seemed really great quality. We shared one large pizza between 3 of us and actually didn't finish it, it was very filling. Drinks were nice. Waiting staff were lovely super eager to please and attentive. I'm looking forward to having some grown up drinks here. In terms of accessibility, I understand that the building is unable to accommodate an elevator, something to do with the age and structure, I'm not sure, but I know The Lounge next door have the same issue. I did feel, though, that with the money spent on all of the top of the range games, a wheelchair stair lift could've been accomodated, with enough thought put into it. Maybe this is something that can be added down the line, as currently wheelchair users can only access the ground level bar (and the cool coffee area!). There are a few arcade machines here too so no-one misses out completely, and an accessible toilet on this level too, but it is a shame that the whole venue can't be enjoyed. I think this would also be a great venue for a work night out and also for a casual date.

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