It was a rainy Sunday in Charleston, so my friend and I spent a good long time trying to brainstorm…read moreindoor activities to do. We settled on Chucktown and drove up to North Charleston to check it out. We reserved the mini golf in advance on their website, though honestly the axe throwing looked much more fun. There was a little wait to check in and then we were given our clubs and balls. It was a small course and not what you'd typically expect from indoor mini golf. The sets looked pretty old, like they could use a refresh, but we had a good time overall. Other people had the same idea as us, so it was very crowded in there. It's connected to a brewery too, so we tried some samples on our way out.

I was really excited to visit this place and make some memories before heading back home, but…read moreunfortunately, it ended up being a disappointing experience and a complete waste of money. I'm not usually one to leave reviews, but there were several issues. When we arrived, the guy at the front counter told us there would be a 20-minute wait for axe throwing. To pass the time, we bought the all-activities pass and asked how we'd know when it was our turn. He said he would come find us, but after waiting over 30 minutes, two groups went ahead of us--one had a reservation, which we understand, but the other group purchased their pass after we did. It also seemed like they didn't have enough staff to manage everything. The front counter employee left in the middle of our transaction to go over safety protocols with another group. About five minutes later, another employee came up and rather rudely asked us to move so another group could fill out forms. Eventually, someone else completed our transaction, but almost handed our purchase to the wrong group. There was no system in place--no wristbands or any clear way to track what you paid for or when it was your turn. The space was overcrowded, and there was little to no guidance on what to do after purchasing. In the end, we only managed to play a bit of Tetris and didn't get to enjoy any of the activities we paid for. Overall, the experience was very disappointing, and the online presentation of this place is misleading compared to what it's actually like in person.

Fun spot!! You can have a drink, play a game and eat HUGE slices of pizza; what more can you ask…read morefor?! My husband and I sat at the bar, where TVs and classic old-school game consoles were built-in to the bar top. We've never seen anything like it and it was really cool/unexpected! We ordered 3 slices of pizza to share; 2 cheese and a pepperoni. The pizza comes from the place next door and was the perfect chewy dough and gooey cheese combo. I already want to come back for more! I would definitely recommend checking this place out for a nostalgic experience ;)

This place is so great! I love having a beer and an activity. Sometimes I want more than just…read moresitting at a bar or a picnic table (even though they have those options too). The bar is beer and wine only with a few sake cocktails, but they have tons of beer options both in cans/bottles and on draft. Lots of local selections as well. You can also order pizza from the place next door so that's kind of cool. There's tons of games like air hockey, pool, skeeball, pinball, shooting games, racing games...and they all work! Which I feel like never happens at arcades. The staff is 10/10 too. I also am so amazed at how this establishment started as an axe place then had a fire that closed it down then axe throwing became a thing of the past and they keep rolling with the punches. I like this version the best! They also have cool events such as cabaret shows and pride events and music events. Each one a little different adding to the Park Circle flair. Kids are also allowed during the day (maybe all day I'm not sure) so this is a good option for parents needing an indoor activity that can please everyone.

From what I can gather, this is Charleston's first Axe Throwing business! How cool is that? They…read morepop up at various breweries and events around town with their huge bulls-eye targets that are set up like batting cages, and they teach you how to throw axes! What?!?! They were at Frothy Beard this past weekend in West Ashley and it's such a fun event and activity to do while you're hanging out with friends. They have an Instagram and Facebook page too which lets you know when and where they'll be setting up next!

This was such a great experience! Ian met us and kindly…read moresent videos as well as spent some time with us showing how it's done! We were on a tight schedule for a bachelor party and he went out of his way to make sure we were taken good care of. The inside was super clean and themed very well The experience was top notch I would absolutely do this again!

Fantastic fun. We had always wanted to try a rage room and iSMASH did not disappoint! Can't wait to…read morego back and try the paint spatter room!

My friend got me a gift certificate for an axe throwing experience for Christmas, so it provided me…read morewith the opportunity to try out ISmash. I was not familiar with it, so I wasn't exactly sure what to expect, but they have break/smash rooms, paint rooms, and axe throwing. The person greeting us/running the front counter was very energetic and nice. They got us set up with a lane, explained how to use everything (after we watched an instructional/safety video), and then left us to get the hang of things. I had thrown axes before, but my company had not, so it was a fun learning experience. They have a projector set up with a keyboard/mouse, that allows you to select different types of games, like target practice, battleship, connect four, zombie hunting, etc. We really enjoyed the time and experience and would certainly return to throw axes again or trying a break room. Had lots of fun!

Went to hilton head for a golf trip with the 'boys' and at night decided to look for something to…read moredo. found this amazing place online and was able to book a spot for our group of 3. Though, it was off the island, this was still a nice place to visit. I believe this was in Bluffton. The owner was extremely nice and explained to us that the location was recently purchased by him and his wife. He is a retired military guy (thank you for your service) and is doing this for fun now (to keep occupied). He and his wife do competitive axe throwing now and was showing us various techniques of throwing the axes. When it was our turn to throw the axes, the owner showed us the proper way to throw the axe. Take the axe over your head. Hold the axe in your primary hand and wrap your non dominant hand over the dominant hand. have your dominant foot forward. with 2 steps, release the axe when in the middle of the 2nd step. surprisingly, this was easier than expected. Each one of the members in my party was able to hit the bullseye after a few tries. The competition aspect of the game made it more fun, scoring and playing against each other. With the facility. The night we went was not that busy, but it looks like they have an area for live music to be played. They also have a small 'wine / beer' bar where they served basic alcohol. It was definitely nice that they didn't 'nickel and dime' you when the hour came up. they let us finish our games without charging extra for the overflowing into the next hour. (we finished up 10 minutes after the next hour started) Overall, this was such a fun way to kill some time. Highly recommend this location and look forward to doing this again in the future.

My wife and I were in town for a family reunion. We took our niece to throw axes for the first…read moretime. The husband and wife that own the place were great. They took so much time teaching her how to throw. We had a great evening. Great service, great atmosphere and the 80's rock music was great. Definitely recommend!

Robert and Kim are gracious hosts. The beer is cold and always rotates for new flavors. Their son,…read moreGage, is a great instructor (and happens to be a judge for WATL as well as a competitor for world championships). There are plenty of really nice regulars there that voluntarily help other people teaching them techniques and strategies. If you want a great time out without breaking the bank, you won't regret going here at all!!

If you are looking for an inexpensive fun night out, this is the place to go. I went out with my…read moreboyfriend and his friend on a whim. When I tell you guys, I had so much fun. The staff was really nice and very knowledgeable. Who knew axe throwing could be fun. I must say I will return for another night of throwing these axe. Wonderful establishment.

If you want to do something different while in Savannah, Blade and Bull Ax Throwing is the place to…read morevisit. Located about a mile from downtown Savannah. It is very easy to find via vehicle or on foot. Our ax throwing instructors were great and patient while teaching and demonstrating the fundamentals.  After about 10 minutes we were able to throw the axes properly. You are given a choice of several axes with different blade weights and handle lengths to throw. There are more than 10 different games you can play in the eight lanes. Our allotted time expired faster than expected due to the fun we experienced. Overall, it was a great way to kill time for individuals and groups. Highly recommended.

SOOOOOOOO FUN! My husband and I were sans kids on one of our last weeks in Savannah before the…read moremove. The kids were spending some QT with their grandparents while we dealt with the moving madness. I missed them so much, but this means Date Nights without having to find child care. Honey, let's go axe throwing! Sure, why not?! We went on a double date with our good friends and it was such a fun start to the evening! - Parking - Private lot, but small. There's about 10 spaces. - TLC - The owner and the team are amazing! From my first phone call for info, all the way to the end of our axe throwing sesh, they were so helpful and friendly. - How It Works - You can make a reservation online which is a very easy website to navigate. Choose location and tap "Book online now". There is a calendar with time slots. Or, if you're like me and like to talk to human beings who can process my inquisitive mind with random questions, you can call and they'll be happy to assist and also make the reservation for you. Lanes have a max capacity of 6 people. Not sure how they set you up for parties of more than 6. Just ask the nice humans. When you arrive, you have to fill out the waiver. This was quick and easy as there is a QR code at the reception that leads you to the waiver online. Read and sign and once you get that out of the way, you are shown to your lane and an Axe Throwing coach will give you a little briefing on safety and tips of how to throw the axe. I read online that it's also BYOA(xe)! I actually got the axe on the board!!! Aaaaaaaand I got BULLSEYE (once). That's all that counts haha. There is a playbook at every lane so you can actually play games... I was just trying to get it on the board haha. Blade & Bull is located inside Southbound Brewing. If you get thirsty, you can walk over to the Southbound side and grab some beers that you are welcomed to take back to B&B. B&B does NOT sell any beverages or snacks so don't go hungry. Also, Southbound does not have anything non alcoholic. Stay safe, Friends!