Video game arcade

Caffetto Coffee House at 708 West 22nd St in Minneapolis is a cozy, community-focused coffeehouse serving specialty coffees, teas and casual fare with eclectic decor and rotating local art, known for late-night hours and a welcoming vibe for studying or socializing. A lively basement arcade hosts a rotating mix of vintage and modern pinball and video games, making it a popular spot for gamers and casual visitors alike. Past pinball machines reported at Caffetto include Star Trek, Iron Man, Dracula and The Simpsons, offering a fun blend of classic and licensed titles for players.

Swords & Superheroes / Time Loop Arcade in Kingwood (22210 TX‑494 Loop) is a family‑friendly retro free‑play arcade and hobby game store offering classic video games, pinball, pool, ping‑pong, laser tag, an outdoor Nerf course and an 18‑hole mini golf course, plus group and event packages for kids and adults alike. The pinball lineup includes Munsters, Baby Pac‑Man, Black Knight, Batman ’66 (Premium), Cactus Canyon, Star Wars, Ghostbusters, and Spider‑Man. Visitors frequently note the owner’s welcoming atmosphere and well‑kept machines, with positive reviews highlighting the variety of vintage titles and family‑oriented amenities.

Located at 1271 King St in Riverside, Jacksonville, Keg & Coin is a lively craft-beer barcade that pairs a rotating selection of draft and packaged beer with a dense lineup of vintage arcade cabinets, consoles and bar-top games. The venue features 15 rotating taps and beer-to-go alongside gifts and bottles/cans, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. Its arcade includes nine Stern pinball machines linked to Stern’s online scoreboard—titles include Ghostbusters, Jaws, Star Wars, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Venom, Deadpool, Avengers and Stranger Things—plus classic cabinets like Pac-Man, Galaga and NBA Jam, with monthly tournaments and .50 pinball nights for competitive play.

16-Bit Bar+Arcade at 110 E New York St in downtown Indianapolis is a 21+ barcade that pairs a full bar with two floors of vintage and modern arcade cabinets for adult-focused retro gaming and nightlife experiences. Most video games and skee-ball are free play with a drink purchase while pinball runs on coins; the venue typically lists nine pinball machines, with titles reported such as Godzilla (Pro), Hot Wheels, Hurricane, JAWS (Pro) and Jurassic Park. Popular for reasonably priced drinks, a lively retro soundtrack, outdoor patio seating and a dog-friendly atmosphere, 16-Bit is a go-to spot for groups, date nights and nostalgic gamers in Indy.

Barcade Philly at 1114 Frankford Ave in Fishtown is a 21+ arcade bar that pairs a large selection of retro video games with a rotating craft beer list and a casual kitchen, offering a lively, nostalgic atmosphere popular with locals and visitors alike. It features pinball machines including Addams Family, Black Knight 2000, Cactus Canyon (Remake - Special Edition), Dirty Harry, Fish Tales, Gilligan's Island, Jaws (Premium), Metallica (Pro), Star Wars: Fall of the Empire (Pro).

Player 1 Video Game Bar is a 21+ barcade at 2797 S Maryland Parkway in Las Vegas that pairs a retro video-game arcade and consoles with a dedicated pinball room housing 11 machines, offering a lively gaming-and-drinks destination for locals and visitors alike. The venue features around 50 taps of craft beer, specialty cocktails, pub-style snacks and regular events and tournaments to keep the atmosphere buzzing. Many guests note a cover/card system (commonly reported as $7) that includes unlimited arcade play but typically excludes pinball, and reviews praise the friendly staff and strong drink selection.

Roxy's Arcade is a 21+ speakeasy‑style barcade tucked behind Roxy’s Grilled Cheese at 292 Massachusetts Ave in Central Square, Cambridge, entered through the deli’s freezer door and known for craft cocktails, a late‑night menu and DJ nights, trivia and karaoke that give it a lively, nostalgic atmosphere. The venue pairs food and drinks with a rotating mix of retro and modern arcade cabinets (including skee‑ball) and houses 12 pinball machines as part of a broader collection of roughly 40+ arcade games, making it a popular adult gaming nightspot. Open evenings (typically from 5 PM) and praised for its cocktails, food and fun crowd, Roxy’s offers a unique blend of old‑school gaming and bar energy for adults looking for a nostalgic night out.

Buttermilk Bar at 577 5th Ave in Brooklyn’s South Slope is a laid-back, adult-focused barcade and dive bar that pairs affordable drink deals and a jukebox with pool tables, air hockey, skee‑ball, darts and vintage video games, making it a popular spot for groups and pinball fans. The venue features a rotating collection of seven pinball machines, runs leagues and events, and is regularly praised in reviews for its relaxed, convivial vibe and attentive staff — a neighborhood favorite for casual nights out.

Barcade New Haven at 56 Orange St is a 21+ arcade bar that pairs an extensive collection of classic arcade cabinets with a rotating tap of local craft beers and elevated pub food in a lively, late-night atmosphere popular with students and locals. The venue maintains eight pinball machines, featuring Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle, Deadpool (Pro), John Wick (Premium), Theatre of Magic, Toy Story 4 (LE), Star Wars, and other rotating titles, making it a top spot in the area for pinball fans.

Emporium Wicker Park at 1366 N Milwaukee Ave in Chicago is a 21+ retro arcade bar and live events venue that pairs a curated collection of classic and modern arcade games with a full bar, extensive craft beer and whiskey selections, a stage for live music and DJs, and regular tournaments and private-group booking options. The venue features skee‑ball lanes, pool, foosball and a rotating pinball lineup that includes Johnny Mnemonic, Demolition Man and Space Jam, and customers praise its lively neighborhood vibe and game-forward nights on review sites.

Round1 Bowling & Amusement (825 Millcreek Mall Blvd, Erie, PA) is a large, family‑friendly entertainment center in the Millcreek Mall complex offering bowling, karaoke, billiards, a wide arcade with Japan imports and late hours that make it a popular all‑in‑one destination for groups and families. The upstairs arcade features seven pinball machines including AC/DC (Pro), Aerosmith (Pro), Ghostbusters (Pro), Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast (Pro), Metallica (Pro), Star Trek (Pro), and Star Wars (Pro).

Bellefonte Brewing Company, located at 3605 Old Capitol Trail in Wilmington, is a family- and dog-friendly brewcade and taproom that pairs house-brewed craft beers with retro video games and pinball in a casual, kid-friendly setting. The adjoining Brewcade features multiple pinball and arcade machines (current pinball roster: 670, 687, 746, 1276, 760, 1945, 719, 812, 708), hosts regular events and food-truck or snack options, and earns praise for friendly staff and a lively atmosphere in local listings and reviews.

Mystic Krewe Pinball Parlor is housed inside the historic Broad Theater at 636 N Broad St in New Orleans, offering a welcoming, family- and kid-friendly arcade that combines vintage and modern pinball with video games and bar service in a retro, tournament-ready setting The parlor features a compact, rotating collection of seven pinball machines spanning titles from the 1980s to current releases and is appreciated by locals for its nostalgic atmosphere and approachable vibe.

South A Philly at 1 King St in downtown St. Augustine is a compact Philly-style arcade bar and restaurant serving authentic cheesesteaks and hoagies alongside multiple TVs and a casual late‑night vibe, popular with locals and visitors for food and late‑night service. The on-site pinball roster includes Beatles (Gold), Primus, Godzilla (Pro), Venom (Pro), Star Wars (Pro), Led Zeppelin (Pro), Stranger Things (Pro).

Dorky's Arcade at 754 Pacific Ave in Tacoma is a retro, family-friendly arcade and bar-restaurant that pairs a wide selection of classic video games with a 13-machine pinball collection; titles include Doctor Who, Flash Gordon, Frank Thomas' Big Hurt, Taxi and Weird Al's Museum of Natural Hilarity, and the venue switches to 21+ after 9 PM while remaining kid-friendly earlier in the day. Guests praise the nostalgic atmosphere, friendly staff, pizza and diverse beer and cider offerings, making Dorky's a popular spot for casual play, tournaments and group nights out.

Round1 Bowling & Amusement Philadelphia at 1001 Market St in the Fashion District is a large, family‑friendly entertainment complex combining bowling, billiards, karaoke, an extensive arcade with exclusive Japanese imports and classic games (air hockey, DDR, skee ball, foosball, claw machines), plus a bar and kitchen offering pizza, wings and burgers and late hours (typically open until 2 AM). The venue features six pinball machines (listed on Pinball Map), making it a reliable stop for pinball and retro-arcade enthusiasts alongside modern rhythm and video games. Customer feedback highlights tasty food options but notes busy drink and service lines during peak times, so expect crowds on weekend nights.

PINSTACK Austin, located at 500 W Canyon Ridge Drive in Austin, TX, is a family-friendly entertainment complex that pairs a full-service restaurant and bar with bowling lanes, arcade classics, skee-ball, air hockey, bumper cars, laser tag and casual pizza dining, and includes a small pinball collection of six machines on site according to venue information. Guests praise the large game room and party-friendly layout, though reviews on Yelp note mixed experiences with service and crowding during peak times, making it a lively choice for groups, families and birthday events.

Versus is a downtown Boston barcade and arcade bar at 42 Province St that pairs a full bar and casual pub menu with retro‑modern arcade cabinets and large pop‑art murals by local artist Dirty Dek. The venue hosts five pinball machines — Avengers: Infinity Quest, Cactus Canyon (Remake - Special Edition), Guardians of the Galaxy, James Bond 007, and Jurassic Park — and typically offers $5 unlimited play along with a rotating selection of free‑play arcade games. Guests frequently praise the friendly staff and fun atmosphere for groups and events, though private parties can affect public access so calling ahead is recommended.

Barcade New York at 148 W 24th St in Chelsea is a 21+ arcade bar pairing a large selection of classic coin‑op video games with a rotating list of craft beers and bar food in a nostalgic, adult‑oriented setting. The Chelsea location typically hosts five pinball machines, with Pinball Map listing titles like Bad Cats, Cactus Canyon (Remake LE), and Godzilla (Premium), and the venue keeps its arcade lineup updated regularly. Patrons frequently praise the unmodified vintage machines and lively atmosphere in reviews and local listings, which reflect its popularity among Manhattan nightlife spots.

Blipsy Bar at 369 N Western Ave in Koreatown is a cash-only, 21+ dive-style barcade that’s billed as LA’s original arcade bar, pairing heavy pours, DJs and live acts with a dark, nostalgic room full of classic arcade cabinets and pinball machines loved by locals and reviewers. Current pinball machines include Playboy, Stellar Wars, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Twilight Zone.

Glitch Bar is a 21+ retro arcade bar and restaurant in Flagler Village at 905 NE 5th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, blending craft cocktails, local beers and a menu of sandwiches and bar bites with a wall of vintage arcade cabinets, pinball and skee‑ball for late‑night adults (under 21 admitted until 8 PM). The venue hosts indie titles and competitive nights — including Killer Queen draft leagues, trivia, DJs and tournaments — making it a popular destination for nostalgic gaming, pinball sessions and arcade tournaments in South Florida.

Players Club is a 21+ barcade and retro arcade lounge in Logan Circle at 1400 14th St NW in Washington, DC, offering a basement gamer’s rec-room, rooftop Skybox, craft cocktails, pool tables, foosball, skee-ball and classic arcade cabinets for an energetic night out for adults. Its pinball bank features Godzilla, Guardians of the Galaxy, Jaws and Venom, with games typically available for casual play and noted by players as well‑maintained and coin‑operated, making it a go-to spot for pinball fans and groups seeking nostalgic arcade fun.