PC CLUB · 30-MIN SLICES
SLICE is a 26-station PC club where time comes by the slice. Drop in for one slice between errands, or fold a whole ring together and hold the evening. Twenty-six seats, warm screens, no rush you did not order.
One slice — 30 minutes at your station.
The floor
Every seat runs the same warm kit, so the choice is only about how you like to sit. Pick a fast solo perch at the counter, a padded booth against the wall, or a two-up table when a friend is riding along for the ring.
The long ledge down the middle of the hall. Fourteen quick perches for solo slices when you want in, done, and back out. Closest to the front, easiest to grab on a walk-in.
Eight deeper seats tucked against the wall, a little quieter and a little softer. Room to settle in for several slices without the counter buzz right at your elbow.
Two seats sharing one table, screens angled toward each other. Split the same ring of slices with a friend and pass the round back and forth without shouting across the room.
The menu
One slice is thirty minutes at any open station. Order a single one when you have a gap to fill, take four half-price-friendly slices to make an evening of it, or fold the whole ring for a full night. Slices you paid for keep for a week, so an unfinished order never goes cold on you.
30 min
The quick one. In for a match, out before the parking runs low.
4 slices
Four slices, and the fifth rides along free. The comfortable middle order.
8 slices
A full night in one order. Split it with a friend at the Duo table if you like.
The oven
The kit behind the counter is the part that stays warm all night. One build, twenty-six times over, so the station you grab on a whim runs exactly like the one you booked a week ahead. Nothing throttled, nothing dimmed for the cheap seats.
How we serve
Nothing fussy — just the handful of things that keep the floor fair and the slices moving. Read them once and you will not think about them again.
A quick booking holds your seat for five minutes past the start. Miss the window and the slice opens back up for the next walk-in.
Ran a minute or two over to close out a round? No stopwatch panic — that just draws down one slice from your order.
Snacks and drinks live in the lounge corner, not on the stations. Keeps the keyboards clean and the next player happy.
Kitchen log
Small notes from behind the counter — what changed on the floor lately.
We pulled the old lockers off the side wall and built out the full Booth run — eight padded seats where there used to be six. Quieter corner, deeper chairs, same warm kit as the rest of the floor.
Sometime last month the club served its one-thousandth slice since the counter reset. No confetti, just a quiet nod at the pass and a fresh pot of coffee for whoever grabbed the round one.
Every station swapped to current-gen graphics over two slow Tuesdays. Frames climbed, fans dropped to a hush, and the 240Hz panels finally have something to keep them fed all evening.
Fresh gallery
A few frames from the hall — captions note how the seat tends to get ordered.
Menu FAQ
Yes. A ring of slices belongs to the order, not to one seat, so you can bring a friend to the Duo table and draw the same slices down together. Two players, one ring, screens angled at each other — that is exactly what the Duo table is built for.
They keep for seven days from the day you buy them. Order four on a Monday, use two, and the other two are still waiting for you the following weekend. Nothing on the menu goes cold overnight, so there is no rush to burn a slice you did not plan to use.
One slice — thirty minutes at any open station. That is the whole minimum. It is meant for the walk-in with a gap to fill: a quick match, a warm-up, or a look around before you commit to a longer ring another day.
You can pick the kind of seat — Counter, Booth or Duo — when you book, and we hold one of that type for five minutes past your start. On a quiet late night we will happily sit you at the exact station you like; on a packed Friday we hold the type and seat you at the first open one.
That is the whole ring — eight slices, four hours, an evening handled in a single order. Book a Booth for the long sit, spread the slices across the night, and pause between them however you like. What you do not use still keeps its seven days.
On the menu
Sit down and the whole library is already loaded. Line up a fast action match, settle into a slow-burn strategy campaign, keep it light with something casual, or pull a friend onto co-op and share the ring. Titles get refreshed often, frames stay smooth on the 240Hz panels, and there is always a new one waiting when you want a change.
Quick-reflex matches built for the short slice — drop in, run a round, and let the low-latency kit do the rest. In and out before the next player is even seated.
The slow-cooked corner of the menu. Deep campaigns and think-ahead maps that reward a whole ring, so grab a Booth and let the evening stretch out one slice at a time.
Easygoing picks for a light half-hour, plus co-op titles made for two. Take the Duo table, split one ring, and pass the round back and forth without shouting across the hall.
Once the evening rush eases, any stations still empty after 8pm open up as free social seats — drop in, sit with whoever is around, and play something together just for the fun of it.
To be clear: a “free slot” here means a genuinely free, no-cost seat — no money involved, no betting, no stakes and nothing to win. It is purely a computer game you play on the PC for fun. This is not gambling and never was; the only thing riding on it is bragging rights.
Reserve
Tell us who is coming, when, where you want to sit and how many slices to hold. We keep the seat warm for five minutes past your start — the rest is just showing up.
Hours · Mon–Thu 21:00–04:00 · Fri–Sat 21:00–06:00 · Sun 21:00–03:00