Old Town Putt

Old Town Putt is a gloriously silly idea executed with precision: a dimly lit indoor mini-golf course threaded through a lively bar and compact arcade. You duck past nine cleverly packed holes, weave around skee-ball and pinball, then land at a bar that pours wicked frozen cocktails and local tap beers. Evenings hum—trivia and social-hour energy turn strangers into teammates, and the staff (Kat, Dana, Stephen) run the place like congenial party planners who also sling immaculate drinks. Locals treat it like their go-to celebration spot for birthdays, engagement parties and company nights; visitors drift in from nearby downtown restaurants looking for rowdy, uncomplicated fun. The layout makes bad golf feel charming: glow-ball on rainy nights, tech-enabled darts for competitive types, and a patio ping-pong corner when the weather cooperates. It’s not upscale; it’s a community living room that understands hospitality, gamesmanship and how to throw a good midweek party. Reserve it if you care about your sanity and want the staff to handle the chaos.