VICTORY PINTS — Restaurant in Hamilton Township

So I topped into Victory Pints again the other the night, and I’ve gotta say, this place is something special. As soon as you walk in, you can tell someone really put some thought into how the space is laid out. It’s clean, comfortable, and set up perfectly whether you’re grabbing a quick beer or planning to post up for a full evening of games.

The food hits the mark too, solid menu with way more flavor than you'd expect from a game shop. I had one of their flatbreads and was genuinely impressed. Good crust, fresh toppings, cooked just right. They’ve also got a strong beer selection, a good mix of local taps and craft options that pair well with whatever kind of night you’re having.

And speaking of beer, the prices here are right in line with what you’d pay at other local breweries, sometimes even a little cheaper. Most drafts fall in the $6–$7 range, which is more than fair considering the quality and the atmosphere. But honestly, what really sets Victory Pints apart is how much more enjoyable the experience is. Instead of trying to yell over some chaotic local trivia night or live music setup that sounds like a soundcheck gone wrong, you can actually hear yourself think here. You’re not shouting across a table, you're playing a game, sharing a laugh, and genuinely connecting with the people in your life. It’s just more fun.

One thing I really appreciate is that this spot isn’t just for adults. My daughters and their friends have spent a few Friday or Saturday nights up here, and every time they leave saying what a great time they had. It’s a safe, fun environment where they can hang out, play games, and actually talk to each other without a bunch of noise or distractions. That kind of setup is hard to find these days.

And then there’s Riley Mullins, the owner. This guy knows his stuff. If you're into tabletop gaming, role-playing, card games — you name it — Riley is a walking encyclopedia. He’s approachable, down to earth, and genuinely wants folks to have a good time. He’ll help you find the right game for your group, answer questions, or even demo something if you’re curious.

All in all, Victory Pints has a great vibe — friendly people, good drinks, good food, and a real passion for gaming. Whether you're a hardcore board gamer or just looking for a chill spot to hang out, you’ll feel right at home here. I’ll...

I’ve been a loyal patron of Victory Pints for the past two years and have always appreciated the unique combination of two things I love: great beer and a dedicated space to play board games. This has been my go-to spot for relaxing and having fun with friends, so it deeply pains me to say that my most recent visit will be my last. Unfortunately, the experience left a permanent bad taste in my mouth.

We planned my birthday celebration with Victory Pints as the centerpiece of the evening. Everything was carefully arranged: we reserved a table, set up a designated driver for our group, brought our own board games, and were excited for another memorable time. But this time, the evening took an unexpected and disappointing turn.

Our group was cut off after just three beers per person, bringing the celebration to an early and abrupt end. One of our group members spilled a beverage, and this was interpreted as a sign that our group needed to be cut off. While the staff was polite and even offered a token for a free drink on a future visit, this didn’t resolve the situation. For us, this wasn’t just a casual outing—it was a birthday celebration planned around being here, and the location is nearly an hour away for us.

While I respect their policies and understand the need to ensure a safe environment, the way this was handled turned what should have been a special and joyous evening into a disappointment. I’ve truly enjoyed Victory Pints in the past and wish them nothing but success, but I can’t see myself returning after...

Ok this place is amazing!! They have around 9-10 felt game tables complete with moveable side tables and drink holders to suit your needs. And tons of games to use from their library!

There's card games, obscure games, family games, maps, DnD dice and cups, figurines and free paint to paint said figurines. They have quite a few local craft beers on taps and a few wines as well. They also have coffee options. They also have some food options like deli sandwiches, snacks, and a few warm options like mozzarella sticks and mini tacos (which were both delicious)! They have 2 gender neutral bathrooms, and one has a baby changing station.

It is definitely kid friendly with snack for the little ones and juices, as well as kids games. You can reserve a table if you like, and if a game you want to try is wrapped brand new you can open it for a few dollars and that fee goes towards the purchase of said game if you would like. They have amble parking out back and even a bike rack. This place is definitely worth the drive and I can't wait to come back and see which games my toddler enjoys and maybe...