Super fun place to spend an evening out with friends! Highly recommend! Extremely good service,…read moregreat selection of fun activities, and the people who run it are very helpful and easy to chat with! We really enjoyed our time there! Will be back soon!

From the owner: Our business is the definition of a fun night out. Fun for all ages 10 and up. Axe throwing, darts,…read moredancing, live bands and so much more. We are the perfect spot to hang out with friends and family. We are partnered with The Jefferson diner so not only do we supply a good time but food as well. We do not supply our own drinks however but feel free to bring your own and enjoy them at our counter top (We'll bring the cups.). So come on down to Who Axed You walk-ins are welcome if we have an open lane or book a party with us and we promise you the time of your life.

Here the deal: tucked away in an industrial park. I think it's a BYOB too?…read more Can play fun games. Good for date night or a family night!

Great Staff. So much fun and the staff helps you get started. Bring food and drinks. Clean place…read more Great for a night out!

My wife wanted to do something different + local for our baby shower and we decided on Stumpy's…read more Went super well! Monica, Josh, and PJ were very accommodating, knowledgable on how we could arrange the venue, and made the day of the event smooth as possible. They have a great setup with Capital Craft next door if you need to have food catered. Will definitely be coming back to enjoy more axe throwing in a smaller group.

Such cute and cozy cabin, lumber jack esthetic, makes you feel like you're in cabin somewhere…read more I've been to a few places like this, the staff were helpful and kind. The place offers other activities like over sized jenga and ping pong. They have like a small snack area, the place does the job of hatch throwing they offer like two varieties of axes.

Such a fun spot! My husband and I went with another couple and we had an absolute blast. Ethan was…read moresuper friendly and helpful and made the experience even better. Besides axe throwing, they also have darts, shuffleboard, and Jenga, so there's plenty to do. I also loved that you can bring your own wine and beer, and they'll even put it in a bucket of ice for you! We had such a great time and will definitely be back, next time with an even bigger group! Highly recommend!

If you're tired of bowling and arcade games, why not try axe/hatchet throwing? It's a fun,…read morestress-relieving group activity that allows you to bond with other people. Stumpy's Hatchet House is the first indoor axe throwing venue in the US. We visited the Fairfield location on Route 46 West. It's located inside a large office complex that has plenty of parking. The entrance is in a little corner. It may look small at first, but looks are deceiving - it's a lot more spacious inside. Upon entering, we were greeted by a friendly staff member in the lobby/check-in area. The ambiance and decor is ON POINT! It's a very rustic atmosphere with a lumberjack theme - you'll feel like you're in a cozy cabin. Take some time to look at their wall decor and merchandise. Reservations (deposit required) are highly recommended, especially for larger groups on the weekends. They do accept walk-ins, but only if there's available room. We came on a Sunday at 5pm without any reservations and it was surprisingly empty. You can book for 1-3 hours. Smaller groups (4 and under) are booked for 1 hour, while larger groups (5 and over) are booked for 2 or 3 hours. Pricing is based on how many hours you book for and is charged per person. They also have a 20% discount for military and first responders. We paid $60 for an hour ($30 each for 2 of us) and signed our waivers. Stumpy's has 10 hatchet pits, each with two targets and plenty of room for the participants. There are tables, chairs, and comfy sofas. It's BYOB (beer + wine only) and you can even bring your own food. They have a "bar" with light snacks and soft drinks available for purchase. An axe throwing instructor gave us a tutorial on safety, how to throw the axe, and how to use the interactive game system. Unfortunately I forgot his name, but he was incredibly welcoming, knowledgeable, and made sure we were enjoying ourselves. He checked in on us and gave us some tips/suggestions to correct our form. You can simply hurl your axes at the target or you can choose from a variety of interactive hatchet throwing games on a touch screen system. In addition to axe throwing, they also have darts and giant games (like Jenga). It took awhile for me to get the hang of it.... but I finally activated the lumberjack in me and got around to hitting a couple of bullseyes!!! This was a fun experience overall. The atmosphere was lively, music was good, and the interactive games kept us entertained for an hour. I recommend trying axe throwing as a way to bond with people over some friendly competition or to release stress in a productive manner! Not to mention... it's also a great work out ;) Put that upper body and core to work... and hurl that axe like you mean it!

Run....don't walk! Not because someone is throwing axe's at you but because you're gonna have so…read moremuch fun! This was part of a corporate team building and everyone absolute love it. After hearing all the skepticism it was really nice to see that everyone from the secretary to our CFO totally enjoyed it and most surprised about how good they were at it. Staff was always with us and if they were not l playing along they were coaching. They were very funny and engaging especially in the escape rooms. The food was too shelf especially the Eggplant Rollatini & Chicken Parmigiana.

This place was awesome! We had such a great time. The instructors Mel and Julian were awesome! They…read moregave us tips and helped us the whole time! Would definitely recommend!

We had an Awesome time , we will defiantly do it again…read more Staff was super accommodating and helpful. Rented a lane for two hours and we could have stayed longer , it was lots of fun. BYOB is always great too.

Amazing fun fun fun place ... the only downer was the fact my boyfriend made a reservation over the…read morephone and when he called to confirm they told him there was no reservation because it had to me made online .. so a bit confusing . Also the Tomahawk area doesn't open till 3pm .. But the whole experience with our instructor Natalie was awesome . They also let you BYOB which makes even more turn . You can extend hours and explore other games . Simply a great time .

If you are looking for a fun activity for you and your friends, this was great. The staff was super…read morefriendly and helpful. They really took the time to explain how to throw everything properly. My group had a great time, and we would return.

During my visit, I experience good customer service; Jason is kind and helpful introducing elements…read moreof axe throwing. The establishment has a chill lounge area with air hockey and couches. I highly recommend reserving a space though I think walk-ins are welcome.

After my kids tried this at various friends birthday parties that were held here, I bought a…read moreGroupon package so I could try it myself with the entire family. On the Sunday afternoon that we went, it was just us so I was surprised there weren't more patrons. There were a few more groups that later came in, but not very crowded at all Our guide that showed us how to throw everything was great. Was a fun experience, and a nice venue as well.

Went to BTH Paramus after a while for a friend's gathering. This is a much improved place now, with…read morelots of bright lights, other sorts of games like pool, connect 4, air hockey and dart. Looks very cozy and fun now. The axe throw area is relatively same, with two boards and netted cage for each section. We threw axe for an hour. Some of the special weapons were fun to try. Few of them were difficult to use as the edges were broken, so they didn't penetrate the board. Post axe throw, we played connect 4 and darts for a while. Nicole was a wonderful friendly host for us. She took some great group pics for us.

According to our Escape Room veteran, losing my ER virginity to 13th Hour and now having gone twice…read morewill ruin me for any other Escape Room. Had never done an ER and had no idea what to expect. I can't believe the level of attention and detail they put into these rooms. Since our veteran had done every other room, leaving ONLY the absolutely most difficult rooms left, I was kind of astounded at the complexity and probably wound up saying "oh, that's clever" or "I'm stupid" about five hundred times. We initially did a lost hiker room, and then later the new two hour room that they had recently opened up. Both were extensive, with multiple linked rooms, including "outdoor" areas (that aren't) that were immersive, with attentive staff that both sold their roles and kept the clues coming when we were confused. The two we did had horror themes, particularly the second one, that might have scared young children, but some of the easier rooms seemed to have less frightening themes. Again, I can't stress enough the level of detail put both into the clues, the experience, the sound system, the decor, it was all pretty amazing. On our first one, since there were no parties after ours, we were allowed to continue thirty minutes past our "deadline" since we hadn't quite solved it yet. I'm looking forward to doing some of the easier rooms too!

13th Hour is worth the effort to travel to. The only room I know of that is okay letting one…read moreperson reserving an entire room for themselves at no extra charge. They have such a great entertainment site all around. The Cookhouse and the 5 other ones I have done did not disappoint!!