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Playback Bar’s first-year success paves the way for expansion in Inverness

The innovative venue in Inverness is set to enhance its offerings with new features.

Celebrating Playback Bar's first anniversary in Inverness
Playback Bar celebrates a successful first year, setting the stage for future growth in Inverness.

The owner of Playback Bar, Taran Campbell, has announced ambitious expansion plans following a highly successful first year of operation. The venue, which opened its doors in April last year, has quickly become a popular destination in Inverness, exceeding initial expectations with its unique blend of food, drinks, and engaging activities.

Innovative offerings attract a diverse crowd

Playback Bar, located on Academy Street, is not just a bar; it is a multi-storey entertainment hub that features a variety of activities such as axe-throwing, beer pong, and giant foosball. This innovative approach to socializing has attracted a diverse clientele, from casual diners to groups looking for a fun night out.

Taran believes that the flexibility of the venue allows for the introduction of new games and activities, enhancing the overall experience for patrons.

Plans for new features and enhancements

With the success of the first year, Taran is now focusing on expanding the venue’s offerings. Plans are underway for a new lower terrace area and an additional bar on the top terrace. These enhancements aim to provide even more options for guests, allowing them to enjoy a full night out without leaving the premises. Taran expressed confidence in the venue’s ability to adapt and grow, stating, “The venue’s size offers us a lot of flexibility, which means we will always have a lot of options.”

Competitive socializing as a unique selling point

One of the key elements of Playback Bar’s success is its concept of competitive socializing. This model not only focuses on food and drink but also incorporates engaging games that encourage interaction among guests. Taran noted that the food served is designed for casual dining but can also cater to those looking for a more sit-down experience with friends. This unique approach has helped the bar build a fantastic reputation in the Highland capital.

As the bar continues to thrive, Taran remains optimistic about the future. He highlighted the popularity of axe-throwing, which has seen consistent bookings, and expressed excitement about the potential for further growth. With plans for new features and a commitment to providing a unique experience, Playback Bar is poised to become a staple in Inverness’s nightlife scene.


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