Trivia Night in Wayne, NJ
Teams, rounds and answers you will argue about on the drive home.
How trivia night works
Round up a team, grab a table and pick a name you will regret by round three. Questions run across general knowledge, so the friend who watches documentaries and the friend who only knows sports are both pulling their weight.
First question drops at 7pm. Getting here around 6:30 gets you a decent table and food on deck before things get competitive.
The smart play
Order the pizza early so it lands between rounds, not during them. And remember half price pizza starts at 9pm, which is exactly when the post game debrief begins.
Trivia night in Wayne, NJ, every Thursday
Bring a team or build one at the bar. Four to six people is the sweet spot, enough range to cover the categories without arguing over every answer. First question is at seven and the good tables are gone by quarter to.
Categories move around week to week on purpose, so no single team can specialise their way to the top. Somebody at your table knows more about state capitals than they have ever admitted, and Thursday is the night that finally pays off.
Eat between rounds
The kitchen runs until eleven every night, and the break between rounds is exactly long enough for wings to arrive. The full menu is open. Trivia wraps at nine, the same minute half price pizza starts.
Bringing a group
Teams cap at six, which keeps it fair and keeps one table from turning into a committee. Bigger group than that, split into two teams and enjoy the rivalry, or book the space through the parties page if you are ten or more.
No cover and no entry fee. Bring a pen if you are particular about pens, otherwise we have them.
Getting here
Trivia night runs at 611 Ratzer Road in Wayne, NJ, with parking in our own lot. We open at 11:30am daily, so an early dinner and a good table are the same trip. Hours and directions are on the hours page.
Thursday is also a half price pizza night, like every weeknight, from nine to eleven.
Two floors, two bars
Downstairs is the main room and upstairs takes the overflow, so a full Thursday still has somewhere to put you. More than forty screens between them, which on trivia night mostly means nobody argues about what is on the TV.
