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Cyber Quest

3.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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7 years ago

No pinball and the coin pusher game is gone. I had an hour to kill...your loss Santa Fe.

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Game Nest Arcade

Game Nest Arcade

4.8(548 reviews)
5.1 mi•Chinatown
Locally owned & operated
Hourly pricing

Stopped here with the kids on a weekday afternoon. It's close to the strip…read more The prices were amazing! We paid $12 for unlimited play for an hour (excluding claw machines)! It seemed like a small space compared to the arcades we're used to but looking around we could see that there were a ton of arcade games close to each other. There was a huge selection of games for all ages as well. Highly recommend for a fun kids activity!

Game Nest Arcade is a Japanese arcade located in Chinatown and honestly I think of this place as a…read moremini Round1 Bowling & Arcade (minus the bowling part). The arcade has 50+ machines on the floor with imported Japanese racing games (including some newer racing games like Initial D The Arcade and Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 6R), rhythm games, etc. Unlike Round1, there aren't too many claw machines here. There are some cute anime posters in one section of the arcade. The arcade also sells food and drinks. [Parking]: Easy and free strip mall parking. [Gameplay]: The arcade offers unlimited hourly play at a rate of $12 per hour (excluding prize redemption games). Cards are rechargeable with a $1 activation fee for new cards. For credits, the price is $11 for 50 credits and players receive more free credits the more they pay (e.g. $110 for 777 credits). Tokens are needed for the gashapon capsule machines ($1.50 per token). [Conclusion]: This is a nice alternative stop for anyone who's not interested in gambling at casinos or wants a place to keep their kids busy while in Vegas.

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Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Las Vegas

Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Las Vegas

2.8(266 reviews)
1.8 mi•Westside
•$$
Kid friendly
Large group friendly

We arrived at this location on a Saturday at 9pm. This is located in a mall, so there was plenty of…read moreparking. I was excited to see how this Round 1 compares to our local Round 1 in Burbank. Upon entering, security stopped me to look in my bag. Our Round 1 doesn't do this until 10pm, but I didn't mind. We went to the cashier to load up our card, and they had the same promos as our local Round 1. One thing I did notice upon entering was that this location was GIANT compared to the one I frequent. It seemed like there were double as many claw machines, and even more games. Even the Victory Zone seemed to be larger with more prizes. While they had a lot of claw machines, I did notice the same prizes in multiple machines. I was hoping they would have more of a variety that we didn't have back home. We also could have come on a day where the machines were harder to win, because I only ended up going home with one PsyDuck. The Victory Zone had a different card and coin machine that we have back home. I actually found this one to be far more efficient because even with a full set, you just swipe your card for the points to be loaded onto your card. Back at home, it has to be manually entered if you have a full set. Overall, it's a fun place to visit, but we didn't find ourselves spending more than an hour here. There wasn't anything unique about this location that we couldn't get at home (except for that more efficient card machine). Still a fun place to visit though.

Super expensive! And once i get the damn gold plushy in i don't even get the plushy i want?! Yall…read morecoulda just traded it for me. Something soo simple! There was a whole row of pikachu's right there when she opened the machine! Talking about i can't do that. Giiirl! You look like the manager you coulda done me a solid smh

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Dave & Buster's Las Vegas - Summerlin - Smores Cheesecake

Dave & Buster's Las Vegas - Summerlin

2.9(861 reviews)
8.5 mi•South Summerlin
•$$

Went here with my kiddo on a Tuesday for lunch for the first time. I made a table reservation, but…read morewhen we got there, we found out it wasn't necessary at that time. We were the only ones in the dining area so they said we could sit wherever our hearts desired lol! The staff members were pretty friendly. They had a special on the menu where if you purchased a play card you got an entrée for $4.99. Great deal! My daughter and I shared a burger, it was HUGE! It also came with some tasty fries. Can't beat that! We also ordered the fried pickles (comes with ranch for dipping), that was also very tasty! After we ate, we moved to the arcade, which we basically had all to ourselves. It's huge, They have a lot of games. I bet this place gets really busy on the weekends. It's a fun place to eat/play. Very clean too!

Dave & Buster's 2130 Park Centre Dr…read more Summerlin, Las Vegas Dave & Buster's takes me back to my younger days, when I'd walk into the neighborhood arcade after school and sometimes even during lunch. The games were much simpler back then, and there certainly wasn't a restaurant and bar attached to the arcade, but there's still something nostalgic about walking into a place like this. I've been to this particular location several times, and I come primarily for the games and the overall experience. I'm not posting pictures of the food with this review because, honestly, I view the food here more as typical sports-bar fare than a restaurant experience. As far as the food goes, this is where my rating drops. I've tried several of the entrées over the years, and unfortunately, I've been consistently disappointed. The appetizers and smaller bites are more in line with what I expect from a place like this, and I'm perfectly fine with that. But when I'm paying restaurant prices, I still expect a certain level of quality, flavor, cleanliness and care in what is being served. For me, the entrées simply haven't delivered that consistently. The atmosphere, however, is a different story. It's loud, busy and high-energy, with kids, teenagers and adults everywhere. But that's also part of what makes Dave & Buster's what it is. You're coming here for entertainment, not a quiet dinner. There's a definite sports-bar vibe, with plenty of seating and wall-to-wall HDTVs showing football, hockey, basketball and baseball. The staff I've encountered have always been friendly, especially considering the number of people coming through and the energy of the environment. And then there are the games, which are still my favorite part. I enjoy playing here, and I think the rechargeable game cards are reasonably priced. There's something about having a drink, grabbing a few small bites and then walking around playing games that keeps the experience fun. So, would I come here specifically for a high-quality meal? No. My food experiences haven't earned that recommendation. Would I come here for the games, sports-bar atmosphere, friendly staff, nostalgia and overall entertainment? Absolutely. For me, Dave & Buster's is an entertainment destination first and a restaurant second. Set your expectations accordingly, and you'll probably have a much better experience. Food 2 stars Atmosphere/Experience 3.5 stars Respectfully.

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Pick Me Claw Arcade

Pick Me Claw Arcade

4.9(26 reviews)
3.4 mi•Rancho Corridor

My daughter and I stopped at the Pick Me Claw Arcade on our way home after visiting Grand Line…read moreGames. It was wonderful to see that they were open on a Monday with it being a holiday weekend! This turned out to be an easy, and very enjoyable activity, as many locations are often closed or may have limited hours during holidays! This location is their second location with the other one being at Lake Mead. The Pick Me Claw Arcade is focused on claw machine games featuring a large selection of plushes and other prizes. They offer everything from small toy type items to larger stuffed animals. The variety of selections allows you to potentially spend some time trying their luck at winning something in these types of games! The arcade features a bright, colorful and friendly environment that was so much fun! You could also host birthday parties at this Pick Me Claw Arcade location. There was plenty of photo booths too, which was cool! I really liked how the process was laid out in the arcade. All you have to do is purchase some tokens and begin playing. We ended up purchasing the $50.00 token option. There was a free spin at their wheel, and got lucky! We won an additional 10 tokens! All of the equipment is simple to use. Whether you're an expert at claw type games or if this will be your first time ever using them, all of the equipment is extremely user friendly. The fact that all of the prizes look cool, are always changing and are available every time you visit makes it seem like there are endless options! We won a lot from Goku Dragonball Z, and even Sussy from K-Pop Demon Hunters. it was a fun and casual stop, especially for a holiday outing! Whether you're going for a quick visit or planning to stay a while, Pick Me Claw Arcade is a great place to unwind and enjoy something a little different in the North Las Vegas area!

Friendly helpful staff. A lot of fun! Large variety of prizes. You can even trade in smaller prizes…read morefor larger ones!

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