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The only night out in New York built around a couch, your friends, and real 90's consoles.

For millennials 30 to 45 who grew up with the N64 and PlayStation, and miss playing them like this.

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Three friends on a couch at night, lit only by the violet glow of an old CRT television, one holding a corded 90's controller.

Built for people who grew up with a controller in hand

Cafe 90's is for millennials 30 to 45 in New York who grew up with the N64 and PlayStation and want a night out that puts them back on a couch with friends, not standing around holding a drink.

Two friends in their late thirties laughing together in warm lamp light.
A woman smiling under warm and violet light.
A vintage 90's console and corded controller lit by violet and blue neon light in a dark room.

A pop-up Night, real consoles, one flat price

Each Night is a pop-up in a rented room somewhere around the city: real 90's consoles hooked up to old TVs, a couch, and about three hours of unlimited play with snacks included.

$25per guest, per Night

One-time ticket. About 3 hours of unlimited play, snacks included.

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How a Night starts

It starts with a Guest List email saying a new Night is open. After one Night, it usually starts a second way: the pull to do it again, or a friend asking to come next time.

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Sample
Sample scene: a dim room with a couch and a glowing CRT television, generated to illustrate a Night, not a photograph of an actual event.
Night #14 — Tribeca

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Sarah, you're on the list. Doors 7:30 PM, about 3 hours of unlimited play, snacks included.

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FAQ

About three hours of unlimited play on real 90’s consoles, plus snacks, all included in the one flat price.

In rented rooms around New York. It's a pop-up, so the room changes from one Night to the next.

Join the Guest List and you'll get an email as soon as a new Night is open.

Each $25 ticket is sold directly for that specific Night, once it opens.