“We were supposed to be in about four months ago but we have had a lot of delays so it is great to be in there and getting to work.” “We are going for a fun, bright, happy kind of vibe with the gaming giving a social aspect to a nightclub,” said Toby. Toby said that some people are not fans of ‘dark nightclubs’ and wanted his venue to bring a happier and colourful atmosphere. “We will have consoles from the 1980s up to the modern day.” “It is going to have a variety of old and vintage arcade games, air hockey, pool tables and a light-up LED dancefloor. “We have taken it on, we’re going to revamp it and are hoping to be open some time in October,” said Toby. Speaking to the Advertiser, Toby said it was an exciting time to be expanding his portfolio in the town, with The Landing development progressing just a stone’s throw from his new bar, which is hoped to bring thousands of new residents and visitors to this area of Maidenhead. The opening of his new venue will add to the imminent arrival of Masters, an e-sports and wine bar set to throw open its doors at the nearby Watermark development next to Maidenhead Waterways. Speaking this week, he confirmed that these lease issues had been resolved with the landlord and the popular pub would be staying in High Street for at least the next five years. In June last year, Toby said that Off The Tap was on the hunt for a new town centre location following unsuccessful discussions to continue a lease at its existing site. Off The Tap, located just down the road, will be staying where it is and will run alongside Toby’s new bar, which will be independent.

Toby said that sport will not be shown straight away but this would be something he could bring to the bar in time for the next football season. Food on offer will have an American and Mexican theme, with two bars – one downstairs and another upstairs – serving drinks including cocktails.

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