Tops Dart Club

You walk into what feels like someone's well-appointed front room, complete with dartboards that look like they've seen proper action. The atmosphere sits somewhere between your mate's garage and a proper social club – unpretentious but not scruffy, with regulars who know their doubles from their trebles. The drinks are honest and fairly priced, nothing fancy but everything you need for a session that might start with 'just one game' and end three hours later. It's the kind of place where you remember why darts became a pub sport in the first place – competitive enough to matter, relaxed enough that missing the board entirely just earns you gentle mockery rather than outright shame.