Play Ping Pong, Drink, Dine at the Newest Cool Venue in Boston

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Yes, ping pong in a super hip bar and restaurant is a thing now. Just ask the cool kids, and by cool kids, I mean anyone and everyone that loves to socialize and have fun at a ping pong bar. It's a place meant for everyone to interact and be social.

We are Spin Boston

Everyone loves to play ping pong, but not everyone has a table or knows where to find one outside of a recreation center like the YMCA or maybe the basement of a fraternity house. So let's hear it for Spin Boston. It's in the Seaport District downtown, where everything cool happens right along the harbor, from restaurants to bars, music venues, hotels, shopping, and now ping pong.

Spin (Boston) via Facebook

It's an artsy, dynamic venue with 14 Olympic-caliber professional ping pong tables, two private lounges for private parties, plus a full-service restaurant and bar that's all about the best eclectic comfort cuisine and handcrafted cocktails. Spin Boston also has a DJ to spin music. How is this not entertainment at its best?

SPIN is the original ping pong social club, your offline social network, the only one that doesn’t require a membership. We encourage human connections through a game that transcends age, gender, and any boundaries. SPIN welcomes diversity and embraces the unconventional. From social gatherings to corporate events, we deliver an unparalleled experience.

Just reserve a table for your girls night, birthday party, family gathering, or date night if you want to play ping pong. You can also just pop by to eat, drink, and hang out watching people play the game. It's such a social, interactive place, and I can't imagine not having a splendid time.

We are Spin Boston

There are only eight of these places in the US and Canada, and while Boston's was supposed to open when the pandemic hit, it rolled out slowly, and fully announced its complete opening in fall of 2022.

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