Great price. Great selection of pinball and video games. Fun for all ages. My wife and I both enjoy…read morevisiting and flashing back to the 80's

Flashback Arcade is a great arcade for the money. They have a good selection of newer games as…read morewell as retro arcade games. Most games function well which can be a big difference between those where half the machines aren't 100%. $15 is a reasonable ask for all day play.

New Arcade in Northgate Mall. Located in space next to Belk. In old Airbounce locationread more

The kids had a great time and there was tons to do. They also really liked the food there as well…read more The lady running it was super sweet and accommodating and she was really the cherry on top!

This place is awesome! You pay one price and play all the games you want. Lots of games to choose…read morefrom, just name your era. There are 80s still games all the way through 90s console to a bit of today. All the art work and games are for sale with the exception of the pool table. I believe it's ten dollars on Friday and Saturdays. Sunday through Thursday it's right dollars. You can get your hand stamped so if ya need to leave let's say for lunch, just leave and come back. How cool is that!

Host met us at the door. Park anywhere that was open. Family place for sure. The supreme pizza was…read moreExcellent. All fresh ingredients, and made to order. Would recommend here if you're in the area!!

Great variety of arcade games all in working order. Friendly staff ready to serve and accommodate!…read moreFun 18-hole mini golf with lovely plants and flowers along the way. We enjoyed the pizza. We'll plan to return on our next visit in town!

This is the nicest bowling center and staff I've ever ran across. Great work to all involved. I…read morewould bowl here all the time if I lived closer.

How fun is this place! The location is less than desirable because it's a bit hidden, but trust me,…read more it's worth being sought out! I came on a Wednesday night, and had an absolute blast! I was surprised too, because it was packed! I believe it was kids night until 7 pm and then adult leagues from 7 - 9 pm. Either way, I bowled 2 games ($4.50 per game), and enjoyed 2 yummy drinks made with moonshine for $4 each, you can't beat that! It wasn't crowded and uncomfortable. I didn't feel rushed to bowl like it is in some alleys. It was just relaxed, and most importantly, FUN! The staff was very knowledgeable and exceptionally friendly! There are tons of flyers laying around with great deals and future events. I wasn't in the mood to play any of the arcade games, nerf ball, or bumper cars, but everyone playing seemed to be having a good time. I was going to play pool, but after bowling, I was so tired lol - The price for pool is pretty decent though, $10 per hour. Overall, I'll definitely be back!

Great line up of games. Most places with pinball machines only cater to people who play all the new…read moremachines This one has new and hold. The consoles were amazing and so were the arcade machines. It's nice to be able to buy a soda and a snack. I also love the fact that there were some console games for sale. This place has everything. I am a small lineup of games myself I understand what it's like to keep them up. I was amazed at all these games were working. A few of the games have to use flat screens but that's a tiny price to pay to place such an amazing lineup of machines. In fact I was just mostly in awe! I've been to the big museum that used to exist in Banning, CA., and I would say this place not only rivals it, but, beats it because it's open all the time. It also has I feel the widest variety of machines something for everybody. I can't say enough about it I will definitely be back again!

I normally just do food reviews, but this is an awesome arcade. You can pay $15 for all day access…read moreto their game selection. It is basically a no frills warehouse filled with the largest selection of pinball and arcade games I have ever seen. Most of the games work and are set to free play. There is even a span of different consoles to play games on when you first walk in. Tournaments are frequently held if you are into that kind of competition. You can buy, sell, and/or trade classic console games at the front. There is so much offered in one location. I love it here because it is not crowded and normally you don't have to wait to play a game. If you can't find a few games you like, something is wrong.

So, I'm in town and have time to kill. I hear an ad on the radio about The Sk8 so swing by on a…read moreSunday. It's early, they don't open until 2pm. So I come back later and it turns out to be a stellar decision! What a nice rink! The place is clean and well lit, the skates were pretty good for rentals (I'd left mine at home - dang it!), and the staff was super-friendly. There was a staff member skating at all times, so the kids were watched over. The music was a nice mix of radio hits, both pop and country, with a few throwbacks in there once in a while for the old folks like me. High five to the DJ! The snack bar served regular rink food. Nothing too healthy, so I didn't partake, but they had plenty of choices at reasonable prices. Overall, I had a wonderful afternoon working a blister onto my right foot (my own darn fault)! Wish we had a place like this at home. I'd be a card carrying regular.

Had a bad experience here, but the management team seems to be willing to discuss the shortcoming…read moreand improve. It's worth giving them a chance. Overall, this is what I believe must happen to make this place more inviting and help it thrive: Things the the Sk8 does right 1. The skates are in good shape. They are sanitary and look to be well kept. 2. The floor guard was a good hire; he cares about the kids and adults alike. He wants to help in any way he can. 3. The pricing is reasonable for the most part. I believe admission is a bit high, and their should be another tier for those without skates who are coming in and not renting. This is a business model decision by the owner, though. 4. The arcade is a nice addition to allow those who can not skate for any reason to enjoy themselves still. 5. The floor itself is well kept and smooth. I have been on some very bad concrete skating rinks, this is not one of them. Things that need work: 1. Show a more direct sign with full dress code, no profanities etc. maybe place this on the counter. Have employees always verify before allowing admission. Make sure everyone, the floor guard, etc, are all checking this dress code and address issues as soon as they're seen; our group made it 30 minutes before anything was said. 2. If a large group comes in, and someone is unstable to skate due to the rentals being unavailable in that size, allow them to watch without full admission. Maybe half admission, after verifying they do not have their own skates. 3. Place a rules poster outside of the door to make sure things are seen before even entering the establishment. Not everyone checks the website. 4. Do not get frazzled with customers as easily. Eventually we were apologized to, which helps. We felt attacked and that was not OK. I feel that it was a heat of the moment thing, but still worth mentioning. 5. Possibly change the music. Rockstar by post Malone may be on the radio, but the topics of the songs seem very inappropriate for the environment that is desired. I know kids like this type of music, but even edited, talking about "popping pills" shouldn't be acceptable.

An amazing experience overall! Perfect? Not quite - but worthy of 5 stars anyway…read more The good/great: The games! Holy cow! Most of the video games are free to play during your stay. It's awesome. There's a huge selection of all the old classics (Joust, Dig Dug, Pac Man, all the Donkey Kongs, Paperboy - you name it!). Even if you play them all just once, you'll kill a lot of time. Some of the higher end games cost a token or two - that's fine by me, I get it. All the pinball games require tokens - also fine, as the tokens are fairly priced. I LOVE pinball, so I made the rounds playing all my favorites (notably Fishtails, Funhouse, and the KISS pinballs). I felt like a kid in a candy store on a shopping spree! The not so great: We ordered food and it was kinda "meh". The fried food looked and tasted like it was cooked in old, expired oil. Gross. The chicken tenders were overcooked. I hope this was a one-off. The people working there were super friendly and helpful. It's kind of located in a strange part of town, but don't let that stop you from going! Try to get there when it opens so you can have the run of the floor for a while. It can get busy!

So this was actually a super fun night. We went on a Thursday and got there about 5:30. It's free…read moreto enter and about half of all of the games in the building are free to play. Classic video games like Pac-Man that kind of stuff. There are tons of pinball machines which you have to pay to play. Most of them are one token but there's one special one that's five tokens. One token=$1. There's also a bunch of outside patio games that you can play. We actually came because they were playing bingo, which is also free to play and it was really fun. Started at 7:00 and had actual prizes that you could win. We got a gift card for five dollars that you could use for food or drinks. The french fries at this arcade/bar. We're actually some of the best I've had in a long time you can tell they're definitely fresh cut and cooked when they order them. I had the chipotle burger, and it was really good and one of my party had the mushroom Swiss burger and loved it and we also got the nachos. It's a little bit more expensive than a casual sit down, but the atmosphere was fun. Wheelchair accessibility: everything was really open and there was a nice long steady ramp up to the front door. There was a zero rise entry and the bathroom was pretty good. The soap was a little bit high. There is no seating that is not barstool height in the front where the bingo was and so that would be difficult, but there is some seating on the patio that's accessible. The games are all old-school cabinet style games and so it would be a little bit high for someone in a traditional wheelchair.

I really like the doctors at this practice. They know what they're doing and I have confidence in…read morethem. I never have to wait long and I find the staff to be very nice.

It's hard to believe a place like this still exists- good, old fashioned arcade fun complete with a…read moretickets-to-prizes exchange system. Even though this place is a nostalgia trip, Time Out uses a "members card", (it's gotten with the times so to speak) so say goodbye to having to carry around a heavy bag of change and losing your quarters! you can easily set it up with a friendly attendant, and reload it if you're coming back for more. I could easily spend hours here- there's a wide selection of games- your classics like Tekken, Super GT, and the latest Mario Kart. Rollerball, the carnival style basketball game, and of course air hockey! My top pick is the DDR machine though- that isn't something you see every day! I super recommend stopping by for their "Wacky Wednesday" special, where all games are 75% off! Hope that this place continues to stay in business!

The employees working were so nice, young girl and nice young man. Course is a little run down, but…read morewe had lots of fun.

Absolutely horrible. Don't do the vr. I wasted 50 bucks and it didn't work even after they said…read morethey would give me another game to play. Nothing in golf works and the art is horrendous. Small arcade and bad prizes. SAVE YOUR MONEY!