As a family, my husband, daughter, and myself, we visited this interesting spot. It was a bit…read morepricey to get in but with the fee came unlimited game play. They have a ton of pinball, fighting games, and even an area with a couch to sit down to play Nintendo or a pc game. We love to find hidden gems or quirky places and this one is most definitely both. We wandered in half way through a cosplay drag show which was a ton of fun and silliness. Our daughter is 18 and I hope these are the sort of places she will go. As a parent I would not be worried at all. Check it out if you are in Fredericksburg.

Reclaim Arcade is located in a small building that's part of a larger shopping center, if you have…read moretrouble finding it look for the Quality Inn. Road and parking lot could be in better condition. Check your hours when planning a trip here, as hours during the week are more limited. Entrance is through the doors with the Reclaim Video sign. $15 for unlimited play. Inside, the initial rooms are very retro with shelves full of VHS tapes and LaserDiscs. There's an area with a couch and TV setup to watch these that also included an old computer loaded with classic computer games. They also have a bar and grill area, with appetizers, burgers, pizza, and other items. Alcoholic beverages are also available and there is seating. Machine lineup is almost totally stand-up arcade cabinets and pinball machines. A few of the pinball machines needed some work like Evil Dead as it had problems with errors, and it felt like it was leaning. Pulp Fiction, Pokemon, and World Cup Soccer all played well and were enjoyable. Most of the arcade cabinets seemed to be in good shape with a few needing screen work, but sadly Spy Hunter was totally out of action. The mix of cabinets without question leaned towards older games. Overall, Reclaim Arcade is absolutely worth a visit.

Decided to use some of that adult money to be a kid for a while. I had fun, it's a fun place,…read moreclean, orderly, nice people, BUT the big drawback is the PRICES. They are ridiculous ridiculously excessive. Video games should not cost $1.25 a pop, it should be a quarter or $.50. Go karts should not be $10. Mini golf should not be $10. That's just ridiculous. Also what sucked about a lot of of the games is that, let's say it's a racing game, and you came in first place, your game is over. You don't even get to play anymore. You have to PAY more. Takes all of the fun out of it when you're constantly having to pay. I DID have fun, and I enjoyed myself quite a bit, but the price is really excessive. Probably won't ever go back unless it's with a group of friends and we just feel like blowing a lot of money. I feel terrible for parents because a couple of kids could easily burn through $50 in a couple of hours here.

Pretty disappointing experience at Fun Land in Fredericksburg. For what you pay, I expected a lot…read morebetter. The customer service was pretty nonchalant, especially considering how busy it was. Half the attractions seemed to be out of service, several of the go-karts kept cutting off during the ride, and the place was honestly really dirty. I get that things break and places get busy, but when you add all of that together, it's hard to feel like you're getting your money's worth. Definitely expected a better experience for a family day out.

I had a great time at Round one. There was a guy named Nick who was extra helpful and went an extra…read morelength. I really appreciated it. The games are fun and plenty of the staff is willing to help and assist with game reset or if there is a problem with the game itself. I would say the staff is very nice in this Roune one and I had a great time when I go.

Round 1 Arcade gets a lot of points from me in terms of variety. They have a massive selection of…read moregames, including a lot of really interesting Japanese style prize machines that were super fun and offered a unique challenge compared to standard claw machines (though they have plenty of the typical claw machines too). The Japanese style prize machines were definitely harder to win prizes from, but if you enjoy the challenge you'll find them very fun. They had some interesting games too that you don't typically see anymore, like an Initial D racing game and a ton of DDR machines. The arcade was very clean, and the staff was incredible. Super friendly, helpful, and constantly resetting and restocking the machines. Every staff member I interacted with was great and really on top of things. With all of that said, the biggest downside and the reason I will not be back is the cost. The games require a lot of credits per play, and many of them have extremely short playtimes, so you burn through your card extremely fast without even feeling like you've played much at all. This is especially true if you are trying for the plush prizes, since even the tiny keychain size plush machines come out to about $2.50 a play and only seem to payout every 2-3 tries. Even if you don't necessarily care about winning prizes the whole experience was so disappointing because it felt like we were blowing through our credits with barely any time to play since most of the games are incredibly short. Plenty of the games give you less than a minute of play time and cost $3-$4 to play. If you do care about prizes, the ticket redemption prize situation is pretty disappointing as well. The ticket costs for prizes are incredibly high, even after my husband hit a jackpot for 300 tickets we could barely afford anything at the gift shop. The ticket prize shop was huge, but when a tiny foam play sword costs 610 tickets it wasn't even fun to look through all of the potential winnings. Prizes weren't our main motivation for having an arcade date night, but when we were already feeling bummed from the lack of play time we actually got it really just felt like the icing on a terrible cake.

We rented this for my sons 12 birthday party. It was a big hit. All the guests enjoyed the gaming…read moreset up. He arrived early to get set up. His trailer was in good condition and was very clean. Along with his truck. This is a good testament that he enjoys this work. The biggest plus is he is one of our American heroes. A veteran who pur his life on the line for this country. Thanks for your service. Will definitely use him again

We had the game truck come out to our house for my twins' birthday party and to say it was a hit,…read morewould be an understatement! The folks at ABJ's were/are super professional, on time and ready to make the kid's day extra special (I.e. they were amazing with a mob of 6 year olds ). After they left I had several parents come up to me and tell me how awesome the game truck was! I highly recommend this company and the kids loved it!!

Great weekday date (Wednesday at 7ish pm)! Bowling was $30 for 2 games and shoes were $12.51. There…read morewas a little bit of confusion when we went to close out our tab after finishing our games because we had already paid for shoes. Luckily, we had the receipt to explain that to the staff but they were able to make the proper adjustment. The food came out rather quickly, and everything was fresh and cooked to perfection. The wings and fries were right under $24.

Terrible!! This alley has so many mechanical problems that you can't enjoy bowling. The bathrooms…read moreare out of order too often and the food is crappy. The only good thing about this place is the staff. They are friendly and helpful.

Continues Arade is a classic video arcade, bar and restaurant that opened in Alexandria, Virginia…read morein July 2025. It was founded by business partners Allen Brookes and Doug Bauer. An Alexandria native, Brookes grew up playing a variety of games on Super Nintendo and other various consoles throughout the 1990s. Bauer is originally from Pittsburgh and spent many days playing "NHL Hockey" on his Sega Genesis. Fast forward to the 2020s: Brookes' friend Jeff Yates Jr. asked if him he had any ideas for an empty warehouse space that he owned. Brookes envisioned turning the space into an arcade and restaurant, and reflected back on his childhood when arcades offered an escape for children seeking community, friends, and family through games. Brookes partnered with Bauer to make the dream a reality. Chefs Brian Lacayo and Spike Mendelsohn were hired to handle the kitchen duties. Continues features more than 60 vintage arcade games and the kitchen offers menus for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. My family and I recently had brunch at the Continues while we were on an East Coast Road Trip. We met up with some family friends of ours that live in the Alexandria area. We absolutely loved the vibe at Continues. In addition to classic arcade cabinets, pinball machines, racing games, skee-ball, and rail shooter games, they also have TVs that are hooked up to gaming consoles. We first grabbed a table and looked over the brunch menu. For drinks, I had the "Espresso Tonic" (espresso, tonic water, lemon bitters) and my wife had a "Pineapple Commodore-Mosa". For food, I had the "Saturday Morning" (2 eggs, 2 strips of crispy bacon, chicken sausage, rye toast), my wife had the "Waffles of Warcraft" (w/ house whipped cream, cream garnish, & fresh berries), our older son had the "Bowser's Benedicts" (poached eggs on salty ham atop a fluffy and crusty croissant, covered in house-made hollandaise, served w/ tater tots), and our younger son had the "Chicken Tenders" (served w/ fries) and a "Butter Croissant". Everything was perfectly plated and delicious! After our meal, we bought some tokens and set out to play some games. We had so much fun sampling all of the various games but we probably had the most fun playing together on "Pac-Man Battle Royale", which is always a blast for our family of four. Overall, we had a memorable experience at Continues Arcade and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Alexandria area.

The food at Continues Arcade is punching well above it's weight class, and I'm here for it…read more Reservations are a must if you plan on dining in on a Friday night or weekend evening. The bar is fairly small and that can fill up too during peak hours, so making a reservation a few days beforehand is the best. I like to order their veggie burger, buffalo chicken wings, chicken tenders, or steak frites. The salad that comes with the steak frites has an amazing, lite dressing that I wish I knew how to make. The food has always been great and the service is extremely attentive. Within the last couple of months they've added mocktails to their bar menu which is great if you're sober or under 21 and want something more than water, lemonade (which is good there!), or a non-alcoholic beer. A pro move is to order the arcade tokens with your meal so you can close out your tab all at once. I love playing their pinball machines after the meal as a fun way to end the night. They've also got two skee ball lanes, two racing games, and a few shooters. A lot of it is nostalgic and great for kids and adults alike. It should be noted they have some "adult swim" nights where customers under 21 are not allowed. However, those typically don't start until 8 PM. They'll post these nights ahead of time on their website, social media, and front door. I've never had a bad meal, bad service, bad drink, or bad time in the arcade area. The only negative experience to note was the TV sound volume during the World Cup third place match. It was almost deafeningly loud, and pretty safe to say everyone knew it including the staff due to how everyone had to almost yell to be heard. I guess it was so kitchen and backroom staff could hear. The TV volume or music has never been that loud on any other visit, so I write it off as a one-off.

Staff are informative for us Noobs and very polite and knowledgeable. Great selection of Pokemon,…read moremy kids were happy. Thanks again.

I got a n64 game and I loved it. The workers were nice and the prices weren't high! I would…read moredefinitely come back here for more games!

Awesome place. Plenty of games to keep you busy, wide variety of machines spanning many decades…read more Pleasant atmosphere.

I ask three things of any arcade: Burger Time? Frogger? Skii / Ice Ball? Decades Arcade has all…read morethree and so much more. Pay for two hours or all day, the games are unlimited turns (free play) within your time slot. We brought three of our kids, teen girls & 21 yr old son, everyone stayed highly entertained, well worth the $60 / 5 people. Staff is fun, informative and friendly. They did not honor my brilliant "if my name starts with Arcade, do get a discount?" pitch, but it's always worth asking, lol. Extremely clean, fully stocked, well lit bathrooms with eco-friendly hand soap and surface cleaner. Vending machines with sodas & seltzer. Comfortable spacing between consoles. I'm so glad that we spent a portion of our afternoon at this wonderful establishment, it was a great way to beat the heat and bond with the kids over video games from when we were children PLUS we got to play the games introduced by their generation. YES: FAMILY FRIENDLY

Magic putting place is a family friendly minature golf. It is not that big and not that small. The…read moreprice is right but is outdoors. I got a hole in one and so did my brother in law. We did not keep scored but enjoyed golfing and watching others. At each check point there is a place to sit and rest. Seniors need the rest which represents our family to a tee. Debit/ credit cards could not be taken at the time we came so always have some cash. We paid $7 per person which is a steal. The course was perfect and so was the weather!

Fun mini golf course located right next to Nathan's Dairy Bar. It's in a shopping center with a…read morelarge parking lot so finding a place to park isn't a problem. There are two courses of 18 holes each and they aren't the larger or newest holes but a few of them are more challenging than you'd think. Prices are reasonable and they weren't too crowded around noon on a Saturday. I enjoyed this place and played one course so I'll come back sometime to try the other one.