So. We get there and there's one staff person who helped us get our play card. She felt the need to…read morewalk us through something you typically see at Dave and Buster's but it was fine. But then, she continued to watch us like a hawk, as if we were going to walk out the door with a video game, as me and my son played the underwhelming games they offered. She would not let us out her site, in a super creepy way. Im not sure what staff is trained to do, but it's clear that keeping an eye on a mom and a middle school child is in the HR playbook. No thanks.

We celebrated our daughter's 8th birthday at iPlay Arcades last night, and it truly exceeded all of…read moreour expectations! I booked everything just one week in advance, and from the very beginning, Tigran made the entire process feel easy and stress free. As a parent, you usually spend the whole party worrying about details, but not here! All I had to do was walk in with the cake. The team handled everything from A to Z. Tigran and Arno were incredibly attentive and genuinely so kind, which allowed me to actually enjoy the night and spend quality time with my daughter and our guests. The unlimited play cards were honestly one of the best parts of the whole experience. Not having to worry about refilling cards or parents having to pay for additional games made everything so seamless. The kids could just play freely and hop from game to game. We had guest kids ranging from 4 to 16 years old, plus a room full of adults, and EVERYONE had an absolute blast. The catering option offered was also delicious and beautifully set up, which made hosting even easier. EVERY SINGLE DETAIL WAS TAKEN CARE OF. Most importantly, my daughter felt so special and had the biggest smile on her face the entire time. That alone made it worth it. Not only will we host another party here, but we will definitely be regulars since they offer open play on days when there are no events. So we'll definitely be seeing you again very soon and often! We're so grateful to the team at iPlay Arcades. Thank you Tigran and Arno, for giving us such a memorable, joyful celebration.

Tried something new thanks to the Los Angeles Adventure Bucket List Scratch-Off Cards and ended up…read moreat Neon Retro Arcade. Came here last night for a date night. Such a fun/ cute experience. Definitely brought out my inner kid. The arcade had a good amount of games, good energy, and was perfect for a spontaneous night out. I have passed by this place many times and honestly wouldn't have gone if it wasn't on the card, so I'm glad it pushed me to try something different. Play for adults I believe was $15 for an hour. Located on Raymond Ave in between Colorado Blvd & Green St. You can find meter parking if you're lucky or park at the structure nearby.

Came here with a decently sized group as the activity for a birthday celebration before dinner at a…read morenearby restaurant on a Sunday evening. Unsure how they handled making sure they weren't overcrowded or people were waiting too long to get a chance at the games but they did a great job and I never felt like I had to wait (or wait too long) for a machine to be available. They have a large variety of games from more modern ones like Switchs in the back, older versions of Mario Kart, older games in general like Pac-Man and my personal favorite Burger Time. Loads of pinball machines too. The entire facility (and bathroom) were very clean and the ambient noise was never too loud and I never had to yell to talk to someone next to me. Some games will have slightly sticky or unresponsive switches but it's just what happens with the amount of people that use these machines. We had an issue with a pinball machine and they were very quick to come help fix it and immediately get us back to playing. Overall a solid experience, not what I'd actively look for myself, but would gladly go again if someone else wanted to.

Joe the repair man is the absolute GOAT of arcade repair men. He was able to diagnose the issue…read morewith my arcade machine just looking at a couple pics I sent. He was professional, courteous, and very skilled at his profession. He replaced the power supply, found some rare coin mechanism parts, and setup coin operation for me. Lastly he replaced the plex glass with real glass and I could not be happier! Don't hesitate to call these guys if your arcade is in need of a little love and attention. I'm glad I did! Gene the owner was also very helpful and knowledgeable.

Great family atmosphere, clean, good deal for an hours worth of play, $25 to play for the entire…read moreday or $15 for an hour.

Me and some friends went to round 1 to do some karaoke on Tuesday night this week and we were…read morehaving some troubles with the system in room 1 so they sent in a couple people to help us, All of the staff were super friendly and helpful the whole time, and made sure we still had some fun, big shout out to Abi she was amazing!! Truly made our night huge thanks to you guys

I went on a tour of the LA Round1s (minus the original, since I had no time) and this was my…read morefavorite one. It's humongous, has reasonable structured parking right next to it with tons of spaces, and the win rate was very generous. It's attached to an inside mall that I didn't put a foot in, but I imagine it's a nicer mall based on the surroundings I passed. They seem to have a very large space inside, and a healthy volume of people roaming through all the aisles and arcade games. The people at the counters were also numerous and attentive. Yeah some machines were very weak and some had cheese wheels, but I think a majority were reasonably fair. I'm from NorCal and Burbank is by far my favorite Round1 at the moment. I liked this location so much that I had to visit it twice during my trip. I'm not too sure what to do with all the jumbo prizes I won! I will say though, this location has the laziest workers I've ever seen. We asked people to help us several times, and the usual response was "I'll get someone else" or being told to wait for nothing. You have to be extremely proactive and annoying about requesting for help. They're one of the first receivers of the gashapon and they're cute little keychain trinkets or figures, but ultimately I wasn't really interested in any of the random anime IPs.

I had a great and wonderful experience at Revenge Of. This isn't your typical comic shop, there's a…read moreselection of indie books, pinball machines, video games and cafe! If you haven't gone here you need to go. I wish I stayed there longer, but I was on a strict schedule. The atmosphere is creative and welcoming, with a cool artistic vibe that makes browsing so much fun! The staff clearly knows their stuff and are passionate about books and art. The store was super clean , well organized and easy to navigate through, when with such uniqueness. Overall experience was so unique, I wish i had more time to enjoy the cafe, games and books. Plan on staying here for at least an hour. I love this place! Found it by accident.

After a rainy day in Glendale I looked up the sorts of places I like to visit typically when I'm in…read moreor around greater LA. I was disappointed to see record stores have dried up, but when I looked up comic book stores, this was near the top, and close to where I had lunch. Street parking is fairly easy, and I didn't realize that the first door I passed was another entrance to a café looking area. However, the main entrance was a visually impressive experience in its own right. Full of stimuli basically, that's assured at Revenge of... (the Nerds? Supes?). Love the name! In addition to comics and usual toys and nicknacks, I was delighted to find not one, but two areas devoted to pinball machines! Additionally, the interior design evokes lots of classic (e.g. Silver and Bronze Age) artwork. X-Men and Spider-Man definitely influenced the architectural approach. It's impressive and lends a fun vibe, as well as atmospheric lighting. Two café counters in different areas allow for drinks to be purchased, and lots of nooks and crannies have things ranging from vinyl records, board games, a discounted graphic novels area, as well as recent comic titles and weekly releases (typically on Wednesdays). The back issues are found in X shaped fixtures and spaced in a clever arrangement that simultaneously encourages and enhances browsing, and yet doesn't clutter the walking areas. I found several missing issues for my Conan the Barbarian run, and everything is bagged and boarded (archival terms), so that's good. I didn't explore the pinball machines as I was pressed for time, but I definitely see myself visiting when I'm nearby in the future.

We had my son's birthday party at Game On in Burbank this weekend and it was such a great…read moreexperience. The entire process was easy and convenient from start to finish. Parking was super convenient (a huge plus), and the 3-hour party timeframe was more than enough time for the kids to play and enjoy everything. The staff was fantastic -- friendly, organized, and very easy to work with. The place was clean, well-maintained, and perfect for kids. There are so many games to play that everyone stayed entertained the entire time, and the kids had an absolute blast. Game On is truly a hidden gem. They even have unique snacks you don't see everywhere, which was a fun bonus. Highly recommend this spot for kids' parties--we'll definitely be back!

Amazing service and great worker there. I love to game on my free time and they have good deals…read more Quiet than most gaming cafes and i came here on two different days! Definitely coming back !!

This place is great for a larger birthday party! My friend emailed to reserve two tables since we…read morehad 30ish people. They have ATMs to get bills to exchange for quarters to play the games! No food but drinks are all around $15 each. Can bring in your own food so we ordered pizzas from down the street and brought them in!!

Hi, I was just kicked out of tonight's pokemon event…read morebecause a couple who was white and asian cut me in line and when I confronted them about it, the asian one got in my face and i called him an "asian bitch", he then complained to me to the black security guard and the security guard at first came up to me and asked me to stay away from them which i agreed to. all was cool until the asian guy went back to the black security guard and said he wasn't satisfied until i was kicked out. i was kicked out. that was not fair and i posted on my socials about it. i would like this rectified. i would like to be compensated for this in some way and the security guard to be reprimanded and taught how to handle situations like this in the future. please advise how you plan on handling this situation. Thanks, Jeremiah

Na na na na na na Batcave!!! Did you know they sell food here? Thats right they do. They sell…read morepizza. This is a great spot to hit a few balls then grab some pizza. This is a one stop destination for food and fun for all ages.

We had a great time. Its slightly unorganized, but nothing to complain about…read more People rave about the pizza, I haven't tried it. But its great to get in a workout for sure! Use the Yelp check in!

I think this is the same one that used to be at the Van Nuys plant, but that one was bigger and had…read moremore games. This one is a smaller version of that, but I think it is the same owners, from what I understand. It is great to see a smaller version of my childhood still exists within Burbank Mall. The place is small, especially when compared to the massive arcade downstairs with food and claw machines. I'm actually not a fan of it too much; it is too chaotic and a lot pricier. This one is much smaller but a lot cheaper and a lot of fun. You get some classic games as well as some newer ones, and you can earn points so that you can get some good decent prices for a fraction of what you get them for downstairs. I brought my son a few weeks back, and we had an hour of fun here. Loaded up the card with about 60 dollars worth of points, and we had some fun son and dad time. Played air hockey, shot some balls, won some tickets, and got some prizes. We had a blast and we made some memories. Couldn't ask for anything better.

The other day on 1/27/26, my son and I had just finished our time at the Elite Experience at…read moreTeaspoon and wanted to explore the Burbank Town Center a bit so we could see what else they had to offer. We stumbled upon this fun arcade at the very end of the 3rd floor, and decided to check it out. They have so many different fun games to play, whether you like shooting hoops, driving race cars, claw machines, or air hockey (our favorite). There are self-serve machines where you can purchase and load a game card, as all the games require this card to play. If you already have a card, you can simply reload it with money every time you come back. The games we played ranged from $1-$2 each and we loaded the card with about $25, so we spent a bit of time there. We mostly played Air Hockey and you get a significant amount of time to play per round! Of course, I let my son win most of the time :) The place was very clean and welcoming. Hunter was the attendant on duty while we were there. He was very helpful and pleasant to talk to, then eventually helped me pick out my Hello Kitty sticker/activity packs when we were done playing. It was such an unexpected visit here to the All Amusement Fun Center and I'm so glad we came! Will gladly return for more fun and prizes!

I've been here 3 times so far and it does not disappoint. They have a great assortment of classic…read moregames and pinball machines. So much fun that a modern arcade could never replicate. They have food and the food is decent , pretty basic bar food but hits the spot. Their drinks are always good! They're made well and fast. Service is great. The bartenders are always attentive even in a rush. Ambiance doesn't get better than this. A retro arcade that offers a great vibe for a date night or even with a group of friends! Overall , I love the Barcade. Will always come back.

Still have never actually eaten here... but I've been here enough to talk about it…read more First off, this place is BIG. Like actually big. Good for birthdays, group hangs, events, all that. You're not cramped in here fighting for space. Game-wise... don't come here expecting anything crazy. There's nothing super serious for hardcore gamers, no rare cabinets or anything you're gonna geek out over. It's more like solid, familiar stuff. That said, it does work really well as a date spot because there's a lot of co-op games, so you're not just standing there awkwardly -- you actually have something to do. Now the food... I still haven't gone deep into it, but the wing deal is actually a good deal for these times, which is rare. That alone makes it worth pulling up on a Tuesday. Menu is kinda big though, and anytime I see a big menu like that I start side-eyeing the kitchen a little bit... like yeah some of this gotta be frozen But overall? It's a good spot for wings and beer without spending Ye Rustic money. If you're trying to keep it chill and not blow your wallet, this is a solid move. Not a gamer spot, not a foodie spot... just a good hang.