Mojo

I liked this place, it had a fun atmosphere and huge screen for the football. The only problem was it was played via a laptop so not the best image. Good food very reasonably priced and they are not lying about 4 feet of nachos! Beer is mainly tap lager.

Firstly, staff are great and really helpful, not always the case these days! However. Gone down hill, used to be pay for the time on a decent pool table, now the tables and cues are rubbish at £1.50 a pop for each game. Only 2 table tennis tables which are upstairs now. Last time I had food it was OK at best, based on everything else going downhill we decided not to eat and didn't see anyone else eating. If you want a drink and a big sport screen then it's alrite, so it serves a purpose.

Good place for some pre drinks before heading to town. The ale selection is poor it's mainly lager. They have table tennis tables, dart boards and table football so it's good to have a few drinks and play some games informally. They allow you to play beer pong.

A rebranded refresh of the Grand Central bar that focuses on the social aspects like table tennis.

Perfect for a beer after the commute, and playing a couple games.

Service is a bit slow at times - even when not busy, but still not a bad local place to hang out

nice place, a lot of kids but I guess that's to be expected. just don't be surprised if the occasional stray ping pong ball flies across your table while you're eating.

Mojo is a great little sport bar that offers awesome cocktails that are always 2 for £12. The expresso martini is a personal favourite. Not many places can make them correctly but mojo do. Theres table tennis that doubles up as beer pongs, darts and pool. Huge sport screen on every wall. Also have a great evening when we pop in.

I love this place I remember the building before it was converted and they have done a great job Lots of sports games in there great food and drink you can also sit out side and watch the town go by as it's across the road from the train station great service as well

This place is the most confused thing I've seen, since I saw a pigeon on an escalator. Is it a social place to play games? is it a bad restaurant? Is it a nice building with a load of old tennis tables and a darts board? Who knows.

Whatever it is, the food and drinks are bad, the atmosphere is lacking and the decoration/branding are amongst the worst I've seen. I'd avoid it at all costs.