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    Casting Iron

    3.8 (58 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed

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    Even great for a mid-day work treat
    Anne G.

    Friendly service and great food! Such a great place to enjoy with family and friends! The staff shines in their service!

    Gabriele E.

    We had so much fun here on an impromptu date night! Drinks were awesome and always a blast throwing sharp things at a wall. The staff was super friendly and loved the feel of the place. We had some snacks and they were also so delicious. We will be coming back here!

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    Daniel V.

    Cool place to come for a couple drinks, axe throwing, and to play some board games. I wouldn't come back for the food. Beers come in frosty glasses and the espresso martini was outstanding with freshly ground espresso beans. The food portions are quite small. The mac and cheese was definitely cheesy and came with some Parmesan shavings, though the noodles were a little stiff. The flatbread was bland and they went really light on the cheese and toppings. For axe throwing we went with the $20 per person for 20 minutes option since it was either 20 minutes or 70. The price was pretty steep, but since it was pretty quiet on a Sunday afternoon, they did let us extend our time for free to finish our game. Throwing the axes was super fun, and they have a good variety of axes available. Some of the board games available are cribbage, jenga, and a deck of poker cards.

    Marah H.

    Casting Iron is pretty cool. Their ax throwing lanes are really nice and so is their bar. Be careful if you plan on mixing the two activities! During my visit I was mostly observing others throw axes as I hurt my shoulder the day before, but again the venue was really well designed. They offer large tables with various other games like Jenga and a few others I can't recall. When it comes to food, I will note that they were out of most of their meat food options which left a bit to be desired. Service was solid, and drinks were good.

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    Jessilyn C.

    We had a ladies night, had some pretty good food, excellent service, and great fun place. Place was clean, loved the music they placed. At first I was scared of throwing the axe, but later felt confident as I kept throwing. All the pauses had a blast. 30.00 per person for an hour was well worth it. Our server Melissa was super sweet. I had sweet tea with free refills...delicious. Although I don't like burgers I decided to try the slider flight. I forgot which ones I chose but you get three. I only took a couple bites of each just to taste, then brought the rest home for my hubby to finish. He really enjoyed em'. I wish we had a place like this closer to where most of us live. Casting Iron is a good 40 min drive for some of us. Only two in our group live nearby. Isaiah was great giving us the safety drill, and helped me with my throwing. I got better throughout the night. Riely the owner came to let us know that they'll have speed dating nights. So for you singles out there, check it out. The ones of us who are married I know the hubs were jealous because now they want to throw axe hahaha.

    Nancy W.

    First time here. Loved the atmosphere and the vibe. Service was slow and hard to flag our waitperson down. There was a group of people axe throwing and I'm surprised that one person who had open-toed sandals on was allowed to throw. That said, I was all set to order the chicken and waffles until I was shown a picture that it was served as a wrap. Thank you for that before I ordered. Got the flatbread and a side of coleslaw. Coleslaw was fine and the flatbread was good, nothing to write home about but good for the price.

    Danielle G.

    We went Axe throwing here today. It was a really cool atmosphere. The bar was super nice. We got huckleberry beers. I never threw a axe before and it was a blast!

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    Danielle M.

    We went to Casting Iron for the first time. I wanted to surprise my husband for his 50th Birthday. I used the online reservation system to arrange a time to play. There were plenty of options and it was a quick couple of questions. We had already eaten dinner so we only ordered drinks. My husband had a beer and I had "Boat Shoes" a tropical drink. My second drink was a Key Lime Martini and it alone is worth a trip to Casting Iron!! Seriously. Ax throwing was definitely the highlight of the night. We quickly got our instructions and began play. It's like bowling and NOT at all like bowling but conceptually you understand. We laughed and drank and threw ax...what more could you want? Give Casting Iron a try. Bet you'll be back!

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    Super fun and great food the experience was super fun and it was a great time definitely do it with a lot of people

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    Fun place to go with friends or the whole family. Great vibe and food too! Nice to be able to sit outside when it's warm out.

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    We took a group of 20-year-old college students there for a birthday. The boys all had a great time, including some of the parents.

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    2nd visit. Everything is just fine/ok, except the prices. Much higher than warranted in all categories. Likely won't return.

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    Pacific Axes - Sammar kicked my butt! What an awesome axe thrower she is! She landed 48 axes in about 45 - 50 minutes of axe throwing. Go Sammar!

    Pacific Axes

    4.7(31 reviews)
    33.1 mi

    My good friend Sammar and I went to throw axes at Pacific Axes this past week-end. We had a blast!…read more Valentine checked us in, and he was pleasant, welcoming, and informative. He explained the rules and techniques to us, since it was our first time throwing axes. For the first few minutes, neither of us landed an axe into the wood target. I didn't expect to land an axe that soon, but Sammar did. Valentine came over to us and gave us some helpful pointers regarding our technique. We each then landed 7 axes into the target within the next 10 minutes or so, so those pointers really helped us! We threw the small axes and the larger axes. We decided against throwing the ninja stars. We were talking about how the larger axe felt more awkward at first to hold and to throw, but it ended up being both of our favorite axe to use. It landed in the target with a satisfying thwack. The smaller axe was fun too though. I used the smaller axe periodically and it was a nice break from throwing the larger axe. Neither axe is very heavy, but with many throws it was nice to throw something smaller every once in a while. Sammar found her stride, and she started landing axes left and right! We were there for an hour, and the hour flew by. As it turns out, throwing axes for an hour (or really more like 45 - 50 minutes, with breaks to take photos, chat, high five, retrieve our axes, etc) is a fairly good upper body workout. We both want to return. We shot archery several times together last year, and Sammar was joking that if there is ever a zombie apocalypse then we will be fully prepared with our axes and our bows and arrows. Ha. I wrote our names on the White Board, to keep track of the axes that we landed. I wrote our names in a pretty large font, thinking I'd have plenty of space to mark down all of the axe throws that each of us landed. I ran out of space on Sammar's side, though, and I had to squeeze her landed axe throw tallies in towards the end of our time there! How was I to know in advance that Sammar would land FORTY EIGHT axes on her first ever try at axe throwing?! If there ever is a zombie apocalypse, I have the right friends! We paused a few times to take photos, and we also paused a few times for laughs, jokes, high fives, and brief chats, so we were actually throwing axes for closer to 45 - 50 minutes in total. This means that Sammar averaged around one landed axe throw per minute! Impressive! Especially since we each needed to walk down the short lane to retrieve each thrown axe after throwing it. Sammar also hit THREE bulls eyes with the large axe! Awesome! We were both so excited that we were jumping up and down and squealing. Valentine came over to see what was going on, and he was happy for Sammar, too. I came within an inch or two of the bullseye 4 or 5 times with the large axe, but I never quite hit a bullseye myself, so I have something to shoot for next time we go! Sammar bought a Pacific Axes T-Shirt, and I would have bought a T-Shirt, too, but they didn't have my current size in stock. Valentine told me that he would ask the owner if they can get my size. I'm a bit bigger in size now than I have been for most of my life, and I noticed that Valentine was very kind about that. I did not feel shamed for my size in any of his words or his tone. He even said that there are some employees of Pacific Axes who are bigger and they don't have Pacific Axes t-shirts that fit them either. I have an idea, though... if they cannot get my size in, I might buy a smaller size and then cut it in certain areas and wear it over a regular black t-shirt! I am pretty good with altering clothing. Because I was a size Small/size 4 for all of my teenage years and for most of my adult life, and I only started struggling with my weight in my mid-30s after my abdomen was radiated for cancer treatment and I went through early menopause due to the radiation treatment (obviously completely worth it to struggle with my weight now as the result of my intestines, several of my internal organs, my ovaries, etc being radiated and losing full or partial functionality, in order to have saved my life!), this isn't a big deal for me not to be able to find a size of clothing that fits me. I can either alter a piece of clothing, or wear something else. So, it didn't really bother me that they didn't have my current size. However, I do know a few women who have been a larger size for most or all of their teenage years and adult lives, and this type of experience could have the potential to evoke a strong emotional reaction for them. (Such as, feeling very angry and/or upset, bursting into tears, things like that. Understandable reactions, since some segments of our society can sometimes be quite harsh and judgmental with women regarding their weight.) So, it might be nice if the owner of Pacific Axes could consider being more size-inclusive with the t-shirts. Anyway, we had a great time and we will return!

    ​Throwing sharp objects with wild abandon is already a solid afternoon, but hitting actual targets…read moremakes you a certified neighborhood legend. Pacific Axes is an absolute blast with a super friendly crew, but come ready to process information at warp speed. Our instructor delivered the safety rules at full hyper-drive--if this guy taught a college course, he'd burn through an entire semester's syllabus in three days flat. We politely asked him to slow down twice, but he stayed locked in rapid-fire mode with zero eye contact. We couldn't keep up with the auctioneer-level pitch, but his high-speed energy definitely got the adrenaline pumping! ​Axes are the heavy-hitting main event here and deserve top billing, even if my personal technique was mostly wall-dents and sad bounce-backs. But if you want to feel like a low-key action hero, skip the woodchopper vibes and go straight for the ninja arsenal. They let you throw knives and throwing stars too--and while I couldn't stick an axe to save my life, landing back-to-back bullseyes with the ninja gear made me feel like Chuck Norris's stealth shadow. ​Come for the axes, stay for the secret ninja weapon stock, and prepare for the fastest safety brief of your life!

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    Pacific Axes - Hit the bullseye on my second throw and then spent an hour trying to get the black dot

    Hit the bullseye on my second throw and then spent an hour trying to get the black dot

    Pacific Axes - Exterior view, next to an Indian grocery store.

    Exterior view, next to an Indian grocery store.

    Pacific Axes - Sammar and I were tied with landed throws AT FIRST...!

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    Sammar and I were tied with landed throws AT FIRST...!

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