One Friday night, we drove by and we decided that was the night to try it out. We were so glad that…read morewe did because it was tons of fun. You're so shocked when you go in there just how many pinball machines they have. Not only that but they have machines from the early 20th century and every decade until close to the present. It was near to see the earliest games and how games have evolved over time. It was also nice to see some old favorites and games fashioned after old tv shows and movies. We had a great time playing all the games and meeting other people who like going there and playing. We told friends so we can hopefully all go back there together.

DO. NOT. COME. HERE. The owner will get mad at you for flipping the flippers and slapping the side…read moreof the game. I was minding my own business, playing a machine (which had issues, but I'll get to that later). Get a load of this-- the owner comes up to me and asks "why are you beating on my machines"? Keep in mind all I was doing was spamming the flippers to slow down the kickout from the scoop and I did a slap save. Literally EVERY SINGLE pinball player spams the flippers for various reasons. If you want to own a pinball place, don't get mad at people for doing it. It is VERY common. And then he has the nerve to bet me 100 dollars he can beat me. I politely shake me head, and then he calls me a smartass. What kind of owner would do that? The owner is just one of many problems though. Almost EVERY SINGLE game here has an issue(s). I get he has 300+ machines but atleast have more than 1 person on staff to fix the machines. Waste of money. Go to literally any other pinball place in Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Pinball Dojo, the Rezzanine, and literally any other place is better than this one.

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A transformed 3rd floor apartment literally hidden away behind a karate studio. Such a fun spot…read morewith a variety of different game styles. Most machines accommodate 2 people, so it's a fun group activity/date for relatively cheap (I paid $25 and was there for at least 2 hours). Also had a few tables where a TCG match was being held. Behind the counter are figurines for sale.

10/10 well maintained dedicated rhythm gaming arcade. Staff were super helpful and friendly…read more They've got a good selection and number of machines including the cleanest Wacca machines I've ever had the honor of playing on. Prices are reasonable with credit per play or pay per hour on Tuesdays. Warning: Kind of in a weird spot that's hard to see from the road and up a few flights of stairs, also if you're looking for non rhythm arcade games this isn't the place.

Calling all game lovers! Victory Pointe is the spot in Pittsburgh to play a huge range of games,…read moreall in one place. Classic and modern consoles, arcade favorites, pinball, tabletop, and/or virtual reality - if you want to try or enjoy a specific game style, you'll probably find that style here (either on their first floor or second floor level). Before you get started on your gaming adventures, you'll just want to visit their front desk and purchase a band or pass. They sell these on an hourly, weekly, or monthly basis. While checking in, you can also grab a bottle opener, since this place is BYOB (though they do have some requirements and limits for this on their website). Once you have your band, you are good to go - no quarters are needed for these games! You'll also want to bring your sweet tooth - while Victory Pointe doesn't have a lunch or dinner menu, they do have ice cream. From single scoops to shakes and sundaes, there's plenty of treats to pick from (with a good bit of the shake menu named after various nerdy themes). Follow that up with a coffee, tea, or cold beverage as needed. If any of what I just said sounds cool, you'll definitely want to check out Victory Pointe. Just be patient while hunting for parking - it's worth it!

We did go on one of the hottest days and I don't think there was any air conditioning and I…read moredefinitely did their dance dance revolution game and sweat, but it was still wonderful. We took our boys to celebrate Father's Day here and everyone had a great time.

Laser Storm is a really fun, family-friendly place. The kids had a great time playing laser tag and…read morethe staff were nice and helpful. The hours have changed a little, so it's a good idea to check before going. Monday is members night- $5 per game, tue&thur fire till you tire- unlimited games for a flat price.We also looked at the birthday parties. They are a little expensive, but they're worth it because everything is included and you don't have to worry about setting up or cleaning up. They also donate a lot back to our community and will help with fundraising events. Overall, it's a great place for families and birthday parties.

DO NOT LISTEN TO BAD REVIEW!!! this place was amazing i went here for summer camo and it was…read moreamazing. even outside of camp i had some much fun very clean and cool. as long as you know how to play laser tag you are good to go

My family and I recently went here for something fun to do on a Friday afternoon, and I guess the…read moresaying "Time flies when you're having fun" still holds true here. The name tells all; it's a church converted into an arcade. If you grew up Catholic, the initial impression is one of "should I be doing this?" But you quickly get past that once the nostalgia of instantly recognizable arcade titles floods your vision.  This place isn't just for pinball either. While there are a ton of them, they also include all the old school shooters and multiplayer side-scrollers that made my childhood memorable.  I remember thinking "We'll be in and out of here in about an hour", but that couldn't be further from the truth. Your admission gets you unrestricted access to the games here, meaning that if you have an unresolved grudge with one of these quarter-eating machines of yesteryear, you're in luck. You literally feel like you have a Game Genie (yes, I'm really dating myself in this review) for every arcade machine when you repeatedly press the button to give you in-game credits. My daughter and I took on Krang One, Shredder, and the Foot Clan in a classic TMNT game, and ruthlessly chewed through credits to come out on top. Finally! After all of these years... VICTORY! At the altar, errr... the back of the building, there was a local brewery, which served up some tasty adult beverages. I wasn't sure if I should bow or kneel, but I pushed through my instincts and did neither. The downstairs doesn't just hold the bathrooms; it's also hides some additional games to be played. If consoles were more your thing, they have those too!  We had a chance to talk to the manager while we were there, and his passion for the place was instantly recognizable.  All-in-all, this was a great bonding experience for me and my kiddos, and we're already talking about going back and which of my childhood games we're going to conquer next. See you there.

The Church Arcade is a super cool spot! We had my husband's…read morebirthday party here. The owner was very easy to coordinate the event with. Really perfect location for a party for all ages (we had ages 6-high 70s) and everyone had a blast. The way the arcade works is everything is set on free play. There are 2 floors of games! If you come during regular business hours, it is one set cost to enter. Wye brewery is on site which is SUPER good! There is a parking lot across the street that is free. Since we rented the space, we were able to bring in food. There are tables set up on the one floor that you can eat at. This is such a fun spot and the fact that it is in an old church makes everything so nice to look at with the stained glass windows. We will 100% be back! I highly recommend you check it out!

I go here for work and it's always a pleasure, consistent food and good service. The building is…read moredefinitely a hallmark of Pittsburgh.

Spent three nights and ate many meals there. Overall, excellent. The club is grand and full of…read moreinteresting art. Staff is competent and attentive. Food and beverage in the restaurants is good, prices are fair, except for the wines by the glass, which are overpriced. Gym is huge and well-appointed. Great way to experience classic Pittsburgh

Excellent bingo hall and event venue. Newly remodeled bathrooms, several entrances, handicap…read moreaccessible, & a bar plus for bingo there are several moniters and the hall has a professional bingo caller. The staff here made it very easy to set up our fundraising event this spring. Looking forward to having more events here in the future.

Bingo is on Wednesdays Starts at 7p…read moreCome play!