Narrow bar offers vintage pinball machines in perfect shape for just $0.50 per 3 rounds, creating a playful vibe. Outdoor sidewalk seating and a brewhouse feel keep the atmosphere laid back and groovy. Cool crowd enjoys casual socializing without privacy.
Cool old pinball games stand out here, not just the usual new ones. Machines stay in excellent shape and work perfectly, with $0.50 for 3 rounds making it easy to play a lot.
"The pinball and hot dogs here are delicious."
"I enjoyed the good beer selection here."
"I loved the retro design and novelty decor."
Good to know
Walt's Bar is 21+ only, so no minors allowed.
They accept cash only for tokens, no credit cards.
Pinball tournaments happen every Wednesday at 8 pm.
Korean barbecue offers loud atmosphere with plexiglass partitions that boost noise. Spacious seating feels private despite many tables. A pinball arcade room in the back has newest machines at low cost for fun play.
A large selection of newest pinball tables fills an arcade room in the back. All machines are clearly maintained and available at a very inexpensive price, making it a fun spot to play and pass the time.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat buffet lasts for an hour and a half.
Dinner costs $40 per person for all you can eat.
You can only order four meats per round.
Industrial space buzzes with high-energy vibe and smoky air. Over 40 immaculate pinball cabinets offer top games and regular league play. Expanded dining room and bar area make it great for groups and events.
Over 40 immaculate pinball cabinets fill the arcade, featuring an excellent selection of newer games. League play happens regularly, and the pinball area can be rented for small events, all at reasonable prices.
Good to know
Expect a 15-minute wait for a group of 8 during peak hours.
Prices are on the higher side, so budget accordingly.
Parking is available on-site, making it convenient for visitors.
Museum offers free play on vintage pinball and arcade games, creating a fun, nostalgic vibe. Exhibits feature pop culture artifacts and local history, blending entertainment with education. Visitors enjoy a relaxed atmosphere filled with quirky neon signs and memorabilia.
Free play on vintage pinball machines and old video games creates a nostalgic arcade experience. Admission includes unlimited access to these classic arcade games.
Good to know
Tickets cost $15 for adults.
The museum is only open on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm and Sundays from 10am to 3pm.
Free parking is available at the museum.
Barcade blends retro arcade and giant pinball selection with a lively vibe. Half outdoor, half indoor layout keeps games clean and working well. Loud music and chill atmosphere attract a diverse crowd.
A giant pinball selection offers many machines to choose from. All games work well and stay surprisingly clean despite the busy bar setting.
Good to know
EightyTwo offers only drinks and does not serve food.
Parking options cost $10 an hour across the street or require finding a meter.
Games shut down at 1:45 AM.
Dive bar offers a retro arcade vibe with vintage pinball and 8-bit games. Pinball machines like Twilight Zone stay in great shape and cost just 25 cents. Cozy, divey atmosphere with a loud jukebox and cash-only policy completes the unique experience.
25-cent arcade machines stay in great condition with a mix of vintage pinball and 8-bit games. The collection includes iconic and hidden gem pinball machines like the Twilight Zone.
Good to know
Blipsy Bar is a cash-only establishment with an ATM on site.
Street parking is available nearby if you arrive on time at Elmwood and Rosewood.
DJ themes change on different days, with Arturo spinning records on Mondays.
Multiple bars and rooms create a punk vibe with loud music and live stages. Classic pinball machines sit alongside pool and Pacman games for arcade fun. Outdoor patios allow smoking, adding to the raw atmosphere and energetic crowd.
Several pinball machines are available alongside pool and Pacman games. The pinball games offer a classic arcade experience.
Good to know
Tickets at the door are cash only and cost $7.
Drink prices include $8 for a small can of Modelo and $15 for unbranded whisky.
The venue is not wheelchair accessible.
Space offers a rustic atmosphere with classic coin-operated arcade games and a solid pinball collection costing about 50 cents per game. Energy stays chill and cozy, perfect for grown-up gamers enjoying craft beer and friends gathering at comfortable tables in the back.
A solid collection of old school pinball machines keeps most games in good working order. Games cost about 50 cents each, making it easy to play many rounds on a small budget while enjoying a few beers.
Good to know
Most games at Barcade cost 50 cents each.
Parking is difficult to find, requiring several laps around the block.
Barcade has its own parking lot for customers.