OCHE —pronounced like hockey with a British accent—is a new concept from the team behind SPIN Toronto. And by “new,” I mean alien. Toronto hasn’t seen anything quite like this—yet. Think digital darts palace and shuffleboard scene, housed in a bar & restaurant. Oh, and there’s a private karaoke room too.

OCHE Takes Aim on King Street West

With 13 dart booths, 2 shuffleboards and a private ‘kar’cohe’ room, OCHE is a bit of an entertainment destination. The space formerly known as Second Floor Events is big enough to spend a whole evening, while still small enough to feel connected with your group. Darts here are fully digital, and there are heaps of built-in games to try, like Cricket and Hoggern. Scoring is left to the machines, so cheaters beware!

Owner Ryan Fisher brought the concept to Toronto. Internationally, the brand has locations in Amsterdam, Dubai and Australia. After a chance meeting with the CEO of OCHE global, Ryan suddenly found himself designing the next location. He holds the rights for Canada for both OCHE and the analog neighbour, SPIN Toronto.

OCHE Brings British Charm + Entertainment to Toronto

With a backdrop that feels like a British Pub designed by West Elm, this elegant bar also boasts a robust food menu offering typical bar bites, but in an elevated fashion. Drinks follow a similar suit, with cocktails, beers and wines flowing, which will be important when it comes to karaoke.

Basically, the idea is to gather, distract, and enjoy. “It’s been a lot of fun. It’s an interesting concept – people are going to love it when they learn what it’s all about,” Ryan offered.

Shuffleboard and darts can be booked in 55, 85 and 115 minute durations starting at $20 a person.

The Karaoke room is available for private bookings. There is a dartboard in the karaoke room for maximum fun.

Find OCHE at 461 King St W. Give them a follow @OCHECanada

All images by Libby Roach.