D&B who?! Gameworks is sooooo much better - and bonus, most of the games actually work. Yup, you heard it! This two story extra large locale, right in the heart of downtown Seattle, offers something a little bit different to do, particularly if you're a local or are visiting for an extended stay. The ONLY time to go in my opinion is on Thursday between 5pm-close, when Game Cards are ONLY 10 bucks for all you can play video games (doesn't inc. ticket or token games). Oh, what luck that we just happened to visit on a Thursday and found this amazeballs deal = otherwise buying points can be rather expensive and the $ spent adds up quickly (can easily drop $50 p/p). Hubster and I went through all of the series of the Zombie 3D FPS - cool! GWs has many other cool games from OG Cruis'n USA car racing to an almost life-size Operation board (that is impossible to "operate" on). Neato. And, it is 18 (why not 21?) and over after 10pm so no screaming kiddos to compete with. Lol. ;) They have a full bar and offer food (didn't eat). The drinks are average price ($5.25 for Coors Light, $6 for Absolut and cranberry), but...the bar service is definitely lacking in quality. The "tenders" seem more interesting in standing at the end of the bar chatting with other employees and regular patrons than serving peeps (like me) at the other end...so the long-ish wait can be a bit irritating. I wanna play! Wah!!! "Can Johnny can out and join me?" Note: You have to get a code for the bathroom - keeps loiters out. [152 in 2015] read more

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Really bad experience. The games are so expensive. Most arcades, $20 will last an hour or more. Here, it'll last maybe 20-30 minutes. The game systems all have a grimy feel to them, the games all kinda suck and are lackluster, and some of them don't even work! As in, some of the machines took my money and simply didn't activate. read more

Jelly is the best bartender I've had hands down... I know, a bartender at a gaming place?! Trust me. Best service, best drinks. The Just Peachy is the greatest thing you'll have. We'll be coming back FOR SURE! read more

Popped in here with some coworkers on a Thursday night during a business trip in Seattle. Walked the floor, checked out the games and then settled down at a table by the bar. Waited and waited and waited. A group of servers stood next to the bar (4 of them) talking with each other, horsing around and at one point a server squirted another server with the hose drink dispenser.This pretty much kept up the whole night, meanwhile customers were ignored. Just when we were about to leave, DJ whirled in and saved the day! He really hustled and seemed to be taking care of EVERYONE's tables while the staff just joked around with each other. He was really friendly despite the heavy load of trying to take care of everyone. DJ = 5 stars Gameworks = 2 Gameworks definitely has the potential for awesomeness, but more people than DJ need to give a damn. read more

GameWorks - Most of the staff just hung out on the right side of the bar and ignored everyone. DJ was the lone exception - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We hosted a birthday party for an 8 year old here. We had the best time. Kids will not leave after 4 hours still. I've been to 2 birthday parties there and every time the kids and adults had a blast. That's why we decided to have one there too. We worked with Darren and David to set it up. They were willing to work with me on my budget and advised on food. Staff were attentive and nice on the day of the party. Wonderful and genuinely friendly crew all around! read more

Perfect spot to get your game on during lunch hour! Mwahahaha! I've recently been going to play drummania and the Ferrari race simulator. They seem to be holding the place up fairly well considering how old the place is. I s'pose true to its experience it still has oldie classics to all the way up to some more modern games. The Ferrari race simulation is pretty fun for being years old. It's got a full setup: slide adjust seat, 4 buttons for computer driving control, 6-spd manual with clutch, and heel rest below the brake and gas. The racing physics are also pretty realistic. Man, I remember that giant vertical game in the middle of the floor years ago, you'd always hear it. Now it's gone; how time flies. read more

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This was so much fun and the bartenders were great. Better than Dave and Busters! Will be back

For a place that went out of business & reopened you would think they would be on top of their game. Terrible service in their bar area. 6 of us went in on Sunday about 4 pm after a play & bartenders didn't even acknowledge us. Finally went up to the bar & one of the bartenders said he would be with us in a bit. Like 8 people in the bar area with two or more bar staff. We just left & spent our money elsewhere. Host person when entering GameWorks was very friendly & I spoke with her when leaving & she apologized. read more

We did not have a good experience . The cost was high for games and food. We had more fun at Dave and Busters when it was packed and we waited in line for games than we did here. The prizes are crap and the cost is so high. The staff were not friendly or welcoming. The atmosphere was terrible. We made the best of it but I would not recommend this to friends or family. Really disappointed. With new owners and reopening I had high hopes but save your money. It is not a good environment. read more

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We brought my nephew here because he's into pinball and the GW website listed machines he wanted to try. Turns out all the pinball machines are located in an area inaccessible to kids - with no mention of this on the site. Wasted trip and disappointed kids. read more

One of the staff members tried to pocket my change in hopes I didn't notice he shorted me...when I let him know I was short, he had the most fake "oops, sorry" I've ever heard. Staff are unfriendly-holding hand out for you to hand them your game card instead of asking politely...or asking at all. Games are pretty spendy and prizes are not worth the time and money spent. But the games are entertaining nonetheless. read more

GameWorks - Got 20th place. Yay for button mashing! :) I had absolutely no idea what I was doing...it was hilarious. - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came in on a Sunday 12:30 and it wasn't too crowded. They have the classic arcade games but after two or three loops around the place, it gets a little tired. I would probably spend a max of one hour here, which is more than plenty. They have a bar and pizza/snacks so I can see how families could spend half a day here but there are definitely better arcades out there. Location is convenient though. read more

I remember when Gameworks was exciting and had a lot to offer people of all ages. Now it is kind of sad to walk in there. On one corner there is an entrance where there is a bar and restaurant type booths for a meal or drink. On the other side you enter and see arcade machines. All the games require you to put money on a Gameworks card to play them. Gone are the days of quarters or putting coins in a machine - everything is done on a swipe card. Groupon often has deals for Gameworks day passes and tokens that make it worthwhile to visit, but their regular retail prices make it hard to get people in here even on the weekend. I walked through here on the way to seeing a movie next door over the weekend and there were a few people around (your standard DDR guy with the gloves, getting an extreme workout in, and some people redeeming tickets at the prize area). The interior of the place looked a little dated and dark. They could use updated flooring or carpets and better marketing. read more

We were staying nearby & stopped in one night to check it out. The food is standard, nothing exciting, but not terrible. We opted for game card & stayed to play some games. Overall, we enjoyed our time. read more

We went to GameWorks for some evening fun, as my fiancé LOVES video games and we were intrigued by the concept. We were impressed by different aspects with an area for full gaming systems, old school games, and modern games. At the same time we also were not impressed as the whole place was incredibly dirty, and at times gross. In fact, my fiancé went and used the restroom at one point, and found feces on the floor in the middle of the restroom floor. We immediately left. Apparently restrooms are not well monitored and management does not take pride in ensuring this place is clean, despite it being close to where the adult gaming systems were on the upper floor. read more

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I'm from Arizona and it was my birthday so I came here to celebrate with my boyfriend. Super cool concept but we have something like this in Az called Dave and busters, this place is just the bootleg version of that. I try to give the establishment more than one opportunity to WOW me or give me a great experience. When we got there we got our card to play games and when upstairs to the bar & Mackenzie was so sweet & lovely and helped me pick out a beer the Star dust ipa. Reminded me of a beer from home. Thats where the one star comes in for her.... We later walked around played games and got hungry closed our tab with Mackenzie to go downstairs to the other bar where food was being served.... This is where sh*t got weird... my boyfriend went to the bar to get us another round while I waited looking at the menu everything was super pricey but whatever. I waited for my boyfriend. The drink he got me was delicious which is was the Berry drink w/ Red Bull. I looked everywhere and it's not on the menu. We didn't get the server to come around at all, his name was Payton, after we waved him down from ignoring us he said it's better for us to just order with the bartender bcuz we opened a tab with him and them when my boyfriend walked up to order at the bar. The bartender came after the order was made and slammed the side plates down on our table, uninterested to be attending us. So rude, thanks Jason. And every-time I tried talking to him he didn't even like make convo he was just super busy or just didn't care... idk. Maybe that's game works and how they work to have no good service at all. The food was so weird, I got the shrimp cocktail and it came out grilled but on ice... wait, what... that didn't make sense to me at all. The plating was a bit off for me as well. The photos are attached.. my boyfriend got the street corn chicken.. he said, "Applebee's food with red lobster prices but we all know red lobster prices, since isn't fancy." He hated it, said it wasn't good and we found a popcorn kernel in the food... Anyways, didn't have the best experience other than the basic game playing. Come on game works, figure it out on the food and ambiance. read more

GameWorks - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Okay... GameWorks has stepped their game up and it shows. And I still won't come for the food, but for drinks and games? Definitely. The bar is... a bar. No craft cocktails here. But if you're a local beer lover, you'll find some PNW picks here. And if you're looking to drink wine on the cheap, I personally can't pass on their canned selection (yes, I said it) that is like a damn half bottle, okkaay?! That's what I'm talking about when you're on the move, playing games. Speaking of games, the whole arcade looks different from the last time I came in. From the PC gaming area, to new VR gaming stations with Beat Saber, I was impressed! It also looked much cleaner overall and updated. I didn't feel as if there were as many racing games, which was nice. And I didn't really see anything out of order either. I don't really play games for prizes, but I walked through the new store and the prizes were awesome, gamer centric, and things I as an adult gamer would like! We've starting coming back more often for weekend afternoon gaming. Love it! read more

Hosted a fantastic kid party at gameworks. Making the reservation was straight forward and the party room experience was smooth and easy. The game cards meant the kids could run around as they pleased so kids and adults all had a lot fun. A super flexible and low key planning process plus a blast for all ages! read more

This place reminds me of the old Playdium, that used to exist in Canada. There are lots of entertaining games. But I personally think its quite expensive. The place is spacious and quite clean. Not sure if its because I am coming here really late at night, its actually not that busy. I am not into playing the games where you win tokens and redeem the token for prizes. But they do have a few of those kind of token games but not a lot. In terms of just fun interactive games they have quite a few. They have the classic shooting hoops to shoot games to racing etc. This would be a great youngster hangout place especially they open late. As well, they are located in a pretty hot downtown location. read more

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I am not sure why there are so many bad reviews of this place. My review pertains to the arcade only and I have been several times. Usually, my friend and myself play together and we combine our tickets. There are a few that we generally play together because we rack up a lot of tickets. I enjoy the wheel of fortune game as well and the red hot and have a lot of fun with both. Some of the games are fun and addiciting, some are just boring. it depends on your taste of games. I love it there. The reason I am giving four stars instead of five is the rudeness of the staff. The staff at the counter in the game section are usually apathetic about helping you and could care less. This has been our experience the multiple times we have been there. Also, some of the games are Scammy as in you only get like 3 tickets and it does this to everyone. Aslo, it's like you spend a lot of money on credits but the prizes are shit. we spent $50 combined and got 200 credits a piece and came out with 1570 tickets and all it bought us was a small stuffed poop emoji. like what the heck? Otherwise, we enjoy it for a good time and fun and games. Like I said, I have never eaten food there, and this review is for the arcade area only. If you are looking for fun and have some extra cash to spare, I recommend the Game Works arcade! read more

This review is more focused on the restaurant but includes the gaming area as well. 3 stars for the gaming part, -1 star for the restaurant. The gaming area- decent enough. All day Groupon makes it worth it. The prizes are pretty cool. It is worth noting the Groupon applies to the "yellow" games only, "blue" games (the ones that issue tickets) are not included. There are still some fun games to play but as expected the newer/cooler games are all the blue ones. Still fun though. The bar/restaurant- Because I know how important reviews are, I'm going to stick to stating (mostly) facts. You can make your own judgements. After seating myself and waiting more than 5 mins for someone to swing by, I went to the bar and ordered my drink. Saw the entire staff at the bar all taking shots together. O.O Sat down, waited another 10+ mins and the waitress stopped by and asked to take my order. I was trying to explain I had already ordered and didn't want to double it up but she interrupted me mid sentence to school me that she would be the "one taking my order". Ok then. Yes ma'am. So I ordered my drink again. 30+ mins later after no one coming by, I flagged down another waiter and ordered Waygu burger (well done) with regular fries (instead of jojos), got the joes anyways and a pink burger. Also asked for bbq and ranch, these did not arrive until I ordered a second time. All food arrived cold. Including the fries they brought after I was more than half way done with the meal. Later on, I ordered a coke, it was delivered to a different table. Eventually asked for a refill, was taking forever so I went to the bar to get it myself and when I got back to my table it had finally arrived. In the 3 hours I was there (watching a big Hawks game), the waitress checked on me two times. Both times were after I already flagged down another employee and ordered through them. Mac & Jack's = $8+ after tax. Yaggerbomb $12+ after tax. My personal opinion? Cheesecake Factory prices, Jack in the Box quality food, self service bar. read more

This place has horrible customer service and the later it gets the more of the less classy folks come. Some really low class people who even if you are waiting for a game "air hockey" will not move and let you play. Then again this play is run down with old games and low quality people. Even the people who work their won't say a thing. :( Skip it!! read more

The selection of rhythm games here is off the step charts. They have DDR X2 and a Supernova 2 cabinet. I would avoid the X2 cab because the arrows suck and the machine has definitely seen better days. It's probably still fun for beginners, though. They also have Pop'n music, Guitar Freaks, Taiko no Tatsujin, Pump it up XX, and Beatsaber if you care to count that also. I usually play DDR but tried PIU for the first time tonight, ever for a few rounds to switch things up and see if I was any good(I sucked lol). Shout out to the employee homie that showed me the code to unlock all songs and difficulties and made my experience legit nonetheless. I'll definitely be back for more PIU but will have to stick to Dave and Busters for DDR. On a side note: PIU XX is probably the nicest rhythm cab I have ever laid eyes on. She was absolutely beautiful! read more

My family got four cards with three hours of unlimited games, however we were disappointed that we could not play some games because they were ticket games. Maybe make some ticket games dual games where if you have a timed card you don't get tickets from it? Most of the games were fairly enjoyable and easy enough for my 4 year old to play, and challenging enough for my 12 year old and I to have fun. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience and I will probably go back next time we are in Seattle. read more

GameWorks - Shooting game. - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great selection of older arcade games, especially Japanese rhythm games. My DDR obsessed friends had a blast.

It's a game place so from that prospective it is a great place. Lots of choices but overpriced games. The menu is long. The tots are a great choice for a bar snack. Can't really say much more, it's bar food so good enough. The beer wasn't the best. Kegs we're empty and the beer choices were ok. Watch out for the pint glasses as they are a super light plastic. If you think glass you will pick them up spilling it everywhere. Last note, the wait staff is terribly slow. They could be busy in which case they need to hire more but there was less than 10 tables. We couldn't even get a drinks menu. read more

If you want to wait 40 minutes to not get your food on lunch hour, this is for you. I'm literally walking out without eating their most basic burger. The Sports Bar was maybe 1/3 full. I walked from the convention center right across the street, sat down. 10 minutes later I got my beer ordered and delivered. I was late for my lunch hour, never got food, and never saw the server at my table again. Stay away. read more

Ridiculous prices for crappy food Plus, I ordered food not an attitude The food is way to pricey and not even that good I thought i came to eat peacefully but instead all i got was attitude from the waitress. The cheese on the nacho looked like it was old cheese that they used for it. The food was filling but not satisfying at all. I wouldn't recommend eating here, not worth your money. read more

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Took our daughter here for her ninth birthday in December. It was huge and packed full of games like I remember from my high school years, however...1/3 of the games (at LEAST) are broken/out of order! What gives!? I could deal with the less than hygienic/clean floor space but the lack of cool working games is a major thumbs down. We did appreciate the young staffer that upon seeing the claw game ate our "tokens" went and won my daughter a stuffed animal for her birthday anyway. So in a nutshell, my kid thought it was fun but wished the Minecraft PC area didn't have a three hour wait and more games were working. Not horrible, but not my #1 choice for a birthday anytime soon. EDIT: While I appreciate any business that takes the time to respond to a less than perfect review, that response was definitely full of holes and excuses. I've been going to GW since I was a teenager, it's not dirty and full of broken games because of high volume business, it's just old and I'm sure super expensive to maintain. To tell you the truth it was not even 10% -15% full (unless you count the small Minecraft PC area) I think I would have more respect with a straightforward "Sorry that wasn't a great experience and what can we do to make it better?" Instead of invalidating and justifying poor atmosphere. It's not OK to take my daughter to an arcade she's been excited about for weeks and see the look on her face when three out of five games she wants to play don't work (in EVERY AREA) and judging from the signs and dust, haven't worked for a long long time. We spent all that money for her and her best friend to play the same two games over and over. The ONLY two they could find that worked side-by-side. No hard feelings. Parents want the best for their kids and they can be super harsh when they feel like they haven't been given that. Myself included. You've got a ton of square footage and I can't imagine what it must cost to run that place! It's still a cool spot that holds some fun memories, but not up to the standard I would like to take my child for a one-of-a-kind experience. I think Game Works should transition into a 21 and up spot. Drunk people love games..broken or not! LOL read more

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This place is like a maze. You lose your friends, you know you'll never see them again. They have a lot of games, and a lot of kids too. When you're hungry, no problem. they have a restaurant attached to Gameworks to make sure you'll never leave this place. Very similar to Dave & Busters. I think it's a nice place for people to hang out, meet their friends and just to have a good time. read more

The food and service was slow. All of the food was mediocre. We ordered their dirty tots, bacon wrapped garlic stuffed jalapeños, Mexican street corn off the cob, chicken wings, meat + jalapeño pizza, and their wagyu burger. The dirty tots, bacon jalapeños, and chicken wings were the best things we tasted. I did not like the Mexican corn at all. It tasted like soggy/bland previously frozen corn. The burger and pizza were both okay. read more

GameWorks - Salami garlic jalapeño pizza - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

While we did have a bad first experience, the customer service responsiveness was great! Beth P. Has been a wonderful person to talk to and was very eager to resolve the issue. Our other party seemed to have a good time despite us having to leave. The comment below is referring to another party. No one in our party had a DR ID. He wasn't ordering alcohol, we were all ordering dinner. read more

Not what it used to be. Quite expensive, few customers, doesn't feel enticing rather fleecing..

Vegan rating: 1.5 I've found things to eat but they're usually sides and not worth coming here unless you need to for food. This place is fun to hang out with friends or coworkers after work. The games are a little bit run down and older compared to some other arcades. They have general arcade games here, including but not limited to: air hockey; basketball; 4 person pacman; car racing games; and shoot the can. As for the restaurant, the tables have been a bit sticky every time I've been here. The waitstaff is usually friendly, but occasionally rushed and flustered. The food I was told is good but not great. They have a lot of beers and a couple of ciders available. The juices they have are generic boxed juice. My coworker ordered an orange juice and by the end of the meal, his drink had separated into an orange-y watery substance on top and orange particles floating on the bottom. read more

The ONLY reason I went to Gameworks was to meet up with my college friend and her 11-year-old son (so he could play games while my friend and I visited). Otherwise, this is not an establishment I would frequent (I'm more of a quiet, non-chain sort of patron). Having said that, the staff was friendly, and the food was good. I used my credit card to pay for our dinner and drinks (a little over $100), but didn't notice until glancing at the itemized receipt the next morning that the total charged is $2.00 more than the total of each line item printed on the receipt ... and the disconnect is in the SUB-TOTAL area of the receipt, not the taxes / fee / tip area. In other words, they charged me $2.00 for something without telling me, which is not legal. Even though it's only $2.00, I plan to visit them again today to have them go to the trouble of crediting my card $2.00 (or just giving me cash), because it's the principal of the thing. Yeah, I'm that petty. ;-) read more

After receiving a top secret communication from a secret agent, the mission was set. Small team infiltration recon to scout out specific locations, blend in with the local population, obtain nourishment, followed by team obstacle course challenge. Covert agents Liquid Velvet and Fallen Angel transfer via POV without tactical support and converged to this location. Mission accepted, civilian debriefing to follow: I haven't been into Gameworks since I worked at Qwest and we would occasionally have after work get togethers there. It has changed quite a bit, and not necessarily for the better. Overall, the place seems run down and a bit sad. The bar and banquet spaces remodel took out a lot of games and gaming areas. I guess for the location, the niche they want, and the prices they charge, I would expect them to be more cutting edge and have the widest variety of new and old games (and in working order) than they do. It was clean, there is some variety that I didn't expect, and more games seemed to be working than some of these other reviews found on their visits. However, the tactical team of Riss and Don was up for one challenge in particular. The ongoing "Who schools who" battle for DDR supremacy. There are, if I am remembering right, 3 different versions of this game throughout the lower level. And, of course, we tried them all. From dinner to here Don, working as a double agent, had the plan of trying to overpower me, not with skill, but by getting me drunk. The sake and drinks at dinner were already doing a fairly decent job of getting me there. A Vanilla Stohli and coke at the bar was a good way to continue, but not too strong a pour here. For what they charge, we should have gotten the bottle. The main event: DDR. If you can get past the fact that you will likely have never heard of most of the songs unless you do regularly DDR or listen to Japanese pop and techno, you are good to go. We rallied back and forth for the lead in points, and if you average out the entire night, we were pretty close to tied. I did however kick his ass at any song w/ a salsa beat feel. In addition to dancing our little hearts out, we escaped from zombie hordes, hunted assassins, survived several car wrecks in excess of 200 mph, rode tandem in a jeep through a jungle of mega-bugs, turned into anime dancers (in the greatest twist on the photobooth my inner child has ever seen), hunted deer (Don totally killed Bambi!), got the beat with solo and tandem drumming, and hopped on our hogs and toured the streets of LA. The purikura machine (Japanese photobooth) upstairs was not on, and didn't say why. Sadness. I've heard it's the only one in the entire area. One of my favorite things was definitely the little Japanese drum game for two. Definitely a game approved for all ages. Choose your songs wisely though, unless you speak and read Japanese you won't really know what you're getting into and some of them are crazy fast. On the Asian version of "The other day (the other day), I saw a bear (I saw a bear)" kids song, however, I rocked it for a perfect 100% score! ha! At the end of the night, we had laughed and sweated our way through most of the games, leaving out only a few that were pretty much duplicates of others we'd already done (tons of racing games here) and left having had a fabulous time. Mission accomplished. Liquid Velvet, out. read more

Dude, hadn't been here since college. Talk about #tbt except nothing (really) has changed. Since the games were super packed we decided to have a snack first. Ordered the bacon burger with no bacon. Server asked if I didn't want cheese. I told him, "No bacon!". Two friends order the cookie ice cream thing and the other ordered brownie bites. Burger came first, with bacon...sent it back then once I got a new one (literally 15 seconds later) I ate it without the bun. Cookie ice cream dessert thing came with no spoon. While friend waited for a spoon, it turned into ice cream soup on a soggy cookie. Now, you'd think a brownie bite would be as described, multiple pieces of brownie but WT heck, none of us could figure it out. It was crunchy on the outside, chewy in the center, gritty, and such an off texture, I have no idea what birthed this thing and why a side of grapes came with it. Anyways, Connect Four is fun. A few broken games but if you're there to hang with friends you'll have a good time. read more

GameWorks - Connect Four - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We stayed at the Sheraton across the street from Gameworks. I love having a place that's open that I can walk around late at night. Gameworks fit the bill even though we didn't play any of the arcade games. Basically it's a two story arcade for adults (which isn't meant to imply that it's an "adult arcade"). This review is really for the place where we ate dessert on the top floor. First, of all, a place that serves dessert at 11 p.m. is awesome. We were drawn to the brownie dessert, described on the menu as 4 different flavor brownies, each with its own sauce, and each topped with its own ice cream. We jokingly referred to it among ourselves as "The 444" and "The Most Expensive Dessert on the Menu" (it was $5.79). My husband dared me to call it the latter when ordering so of course I had to. (Note: This has happened before as you can read in my review of the California Pizza Kitchen in San Mateo where my husband dared me to order the "ginger dumps.") http://www.yelp.com/biz/california-pizza-kitchen-san-mateo#hrid:cchfep5vwdE8dV-xvwnbNg "We'll have your most expensive dessert on the menu, good sir!" (pointing at it on the menu so it wouldn't be a total mystery to the server). "OK. I'll get that to you right away." Score another for the wifey! Although our brownies and sauces and ice creams tasted okay, they were no "444." They didn't each have a different sauce or ice cream. I think there might have been 3 kinds of brownies, 2 sauces, and 2 ice creams. It was more of a "322" if they were lucky. read more

Go during these times for the biggest bang for your buck, otherwise, save your money for something else. Don't try to win tickets to trade in for anything either. You'd have to pay me to take those "prizes" home. Monday-Wednesday 3 hours for $20 Thursday-Sunday 2 hours for $22, 3 hours for $25 Sounds like a terrible review of the place, right? So why 3 stars? Simply a great place to spend with your friends and play childhood games! It's even better that it's affordable with the unlimited play. read more

GameWorks - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

FUN, yeah, you know it. A whole bevy of games (arcade, racing, air hockey, pinball, shooting) pretty much makes a swell night for me. Oh yeah, I can drink too :) so that's nice. It's a tad expensive so we don't go a lot when we're visiting. However, Groupons or that Thursday deal definitely help offset the costs of their pricey beers. I've never tried the food 'cause...I'm there to play, dammit! Once complaint - fix your games a bit faster, no? Sometimes the disrepair of the machines is really oboxious, especially when it swipes your credits with no qualm and NO GAME. Service is whatever, not that impressive but I don't often need their help so I don't care. read more