Level 1, above Otakoï · 34 Chapel Street, Windsor
Everyone at this table is lying.
Mafia nights in the hidden bar above Otakoï. Ten to fourteen people, one narrator, a room dark enough to make it work. Nobody has to know the rules — we teach the table in ten minutes.
No night on the books just yet
Sign in and we’ll show you the moment one goes up.
How a night goes
Three hours, three rounds,
and a great deal of arguing.
Book your seat here
Sign in, pick a night, say how many of you are coming. That headcount is what we set the room up for — so tell us if it changes.
Cards decide who you are
Mafia, doctor, detective, townsfolk. You get one card and you keep your face still. The narrator runs the table — you just have to be convincing.
Stay for the drinks
The bar is open around the game — Ukrainian-leaning cocktails, and the Otakoï kitchen downstairs if the night runs long.
Coming on your own?
Most people do. That’s rather the point.
A mafia table needs strangers — it stops being a game when everyone already knows how you lie. Turn up alone, sit down, and by the second round you’ll have accused half the room of murder.
After every game we ask
How was the table?
Players rate the narrator, the atmosphere, the room and the company. It’s how we work out which nights to run more of.
One seat, one card
Sign in and we’ll keep a chair for you.
Signing in is how we count the room. No password to invent, no card details, nothing posted anywhere.
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