Looking to inject some energy into your trip to the pub? Are you yearning for the fun of a pub quiz but can't bear the thought of racking your brain after a long week at work? It's time to mix it up with a pub bingo night near you!
What could be better than combining the buzz of bingo with the classic pub atmosphere? There's drinks, laughs, prizes and plenty of reasons to shout BINGO!
Grab your friends, pop down to your local pub playing bingo near you, Sir John Warren,Ilkeston,and get ready for a night that's anything but boring. Because there's nothing quite like the sound of a room full of people waiting for that one number to be called out...
BINGO!
Duration: Our bingo pub nights last around 90 minutes, with plenty of time for a drink (or two) in between rounds.
Entry fee: It's free to join!
Prizes: From generous bar tabs to cash rewards, there are plenty of reasons to play!
Looking for some Monday fun? Whether you're joining us for an afternoon game or kicking off your evening with a bit of friendly competition, there's plenty of fun to be had. Check out our What's On page for bingo times, then grab a drink, find your seat and get ready to shout BINGO!
Discover Whats OnWhy not set yourself up for success and fuel up on our delicious pub food before taking part in a night of pub bingo. Load up the table with cheesy nachos, crispy wings, juicy tenders, loaded tater tots, and our Southern Chicken Sharer, all made for sharing with your bingo crew.
Our MenuWith beers, wine, cider and spirits and more all ready and waiting to be poured, you’re in for a good night even if you don't get the opportunity to shout "HOUSE!"
Our DrinksEver wondered how bingo got its name? Or who is statistically most likely to be a bingo winner? Here are some fun bingo facts to get you excited for your next bingo night.
Historians believe that bingo originated in Italy in 1530, making it older than pizza!
Bingo as we know is derived from a 1920s county fair game in the US.
Originally called beano, it got the name bingo from a friend of Edwin S. Lowe, who designed the standard bingo card, who got so excited when she won a game that she yelled "BINGO" instead of "BEANO".
Bingo was originally called "housey-housey" in the UK, which is why "house" is used to describe a bingo win.
Margaret is statistically most common name of a bingo winner.
30% of all players are under 35, bingo is not just for your Nan and her friends!
Round up your mates, pull up a chair and play to win at Sir John Warren,Ilkeston, your local pub playing bingo near you!