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CORK and Board

CORK and Board

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lat: 38.5761563 long: -92.1717142

With over 150 games in stock and a playful menu, CORK and Board is the perfect place to spend time with family and friends.  Jefferson City’s only “board game pub,” CORK and Board is a bar and casual dining venue.  CORK and Board serves up fun with a regularly updated board game library featuring classics like Jenga and Life in addition to newer favorites including Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza and Wizard Kittens.  Their food menu includes cheese sharing boards, hot sandwiches, pizzas, and snacks, with an extensive cocktail, wine, beer, and zero-proof drink menu.  There is a $3 Library Fee per person to access the game collection, with the fees going to buying new games and taking care of the games in the collection.  The Fee allows visitors to play as many games as they like, for as long as they like.  Whether you’re in the mood for Monopoly or Catan, UNO or Chutes and Ladders, or something new and  creative, there’s a game for you at CORK and Board.

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