Hands down my favorite bar on Capitol Hill. Love the arcade machines along with the pinball tables. Great selection of drinks and large tables to play boardgames. read more

I like Raygun in theory, and have enjoyed a few a few visits there, but when I went this weekend it was pretty disappointing. There were two offline pins, a couple of others that weren't working properly, and the ATM went out of order while I was there. Maybe that's for the best, as when it was working it limited me to a $10 withdrawal and charged me $3.75 in fees for the privilege. Seems like Raygun has started to lose the thread. Hopefully they can get back on track! read more

A hole-in-the-wall bar-cade tucked into the heart of Cap Hill -- I'd walked past it several times and saw that they have a ton of pinball machines, but I was pleasantly surprised to discover that they had a TON of arcade classics and board games too. They have a bar serving beers and seltzers, and a few tables if you wanted to sit. We stopped by at ~11PM and stayed until close -- I'm seriously OBSESSED with their old-school Donkey Kong game! They also had my favorites, like Galaga, Street Fighter, and Pac Man. Most games cost a quarter or two to play, so it's a fairly affordable night out. It's a small space, so I wouldn't expect a huge variety but I had a great time and definitely plan on coming back! read more

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This spot was pretty fun! They have a decent sample of pinball machines, and a cash machine and ATM if needed. They have a small but respectable selection of beers and ciders on tap and bottle cocktails. They also have snacks and food, and I can attest to them making a solid grilled cheese. They do have board games too! This spot is dog friendly and I was a very happy camper after our visit here. read more

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My family and I were in Seattle for the weekend and while planning meal spots my husband found this place, which looked perfect for us dragging along two teenage boys. We figured we could eat some pizza, they could play games and they have table top games we could enjoy as well. We got there and found out their kitchen is down so no food options. My husband was told we could go get food and bring it back but he wasn't able to grab anything quickly so we left to find dinner elsewhere. Mildly disappointing as this looks like a nice place to hang out. read more

Raygun Bar combines nostalgia and fun. The arcade games are not only top-notch but also incredibly affordable, giving serious Nickel City vibes from my childhood. It's such a good deal that I genuinely wonder how the owner keeps the place running while maintaining the arcade. I stumbled in after dinner at Tamari Bar and was delighted to see people playing card and board games--it felt like a welcoming, vibrant community hub. This spot has "third place" energy written all over it. Definitely a go-to for a laid-back night of games and good vibes! read more

Pretty cool place to grab a beer and play some video games! They have several pinball machines and some video games. Their beer selection is pretty good. We didn't have any food but from what I seen it didn't look bad. Check it out play some video games and pinball! read more

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Great atmosphere. Loved the canned cocktails. They have wingspan even though we happened to bring our own. Loved the vibes. Will be back ! read more

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Great spot with some epic pinball and other game options. Stumbled in on accident and it made my night. Several beer options on tap and wide selection of games. read more

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Ambience - 3/5 Service - 4/5 Beer - 5/5 We initially walked-in Fogon Cocina, they had 30-40 mins wait. Thought we should grab a quick drink or beer nearby while we are waiting and glad me did it HERE! The beer was STRONG!! One was just enough to give a nice buzz. Will definitely go again. However, I wouldn't recommend any food there as it didn't seem fresh read more

Very cute and casual arcade bar in the neighborhood! There is a good selection of games, we played Mrs. Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, pinball, and some Mario Cart. There is a bar in the back for drinks, and some seating available for just hanging out. There is also a coin machine incase you run out of quarters too! read more

The place is okay. It's a forgettable barcade. Really popping area of cap hill. On paper it should be so much better but when you get it in it's just okay. It's a cool spot to have a drink and play some games. The game library is a little small but you can bring your own so that's fine. I think what really let's this place down is the food, the drinks and service. The food is fine but it's basically frozen pizzas. They have like 4 or 5 drinks on tap and that's pretty much it. The employees are pretty disinterested but are fine when you talk to them. All in all this place is just fine. Nothing special. I would come back if it was convenient but I'd much rather just go to the Elysian a few blocks away if I want to play some games and have a drink. Much better food and service. Again this place isn't bad, I just wouldn't go out of my way for it. read more

Might go back, they have arcade games and board games. Small place so it's hard to find tables and they had one guy working on a Saturday night. Cheap food but also not the best, they don't really have a kitchen so my friend threw away her grilled cheese, it was only $4, but still not edible Could be fun though! The game we played was really old though so maybe if they updated their games etc. read more

Lowkey arcade/board game bar, with an emphasis on the games. We came here at around 9pm on a Saturday looking for a chill way to end our packed touristy day in Seattle. The ambience at Raygun was perfect with upbeat background music and enough groups playing games to create an energetic atmosphere without getting too rowdy. They have some pinball machines, a considerable selection of board games, as well as drinks and some food. We got the blackberry pear cider to sip on while playing the games and it was great. If I were a local I could definitely see myself coming here often, so if you are one don't take this spot for granted and give it a try! read more

Love love love this place!! Wish I had found it sooner since being here. This is a great location (on cap hill). Not only are their beers super cheap but you can also borrow board games from them for free! (If you buy a drink). Their selection is pretty good. We went & played catan & exploding kittens. They have a lot of other options if you're not into that. They also have pinball machines. They have a limited selection of food. (We didn't get any). Beer selection is good, overall a pretty relaxed atmosphere. Took one star off bc their bathrooms are gross & not kept clean. They have a key that seems to be missing a lot of the time. But I would definitely come back here! read more

This place makes me miss my friends the most. I would be here all the time. Like every single day. I love the concept and space. Board games, arcades, beer and snacks. I have found paradise. Pleasantly surprised: arcades are just $0.25! Champion street fighter 2. The controls still work! Surprised. No fees to rent any of the amazing table top games. Settlers of catan. Dominion. RPGs. Cards against humanity. Crabs against humidity. You name it. So much fun Bargain. They do pitchers of beer. Warning. The Lush IPA is about 2-3 times the alcohol content as a bud light. I felt it. My next goal is to stir up the courage to jump into a pickup game of D&D. I grew up on this stuff. read more

Arcades are our favorite thing do on vacations. Came across Raygun through Yelp. It's a small hole in the wall location with about 10 pinball machines and a few other 80-90's arcade games. Games range from 1-3 quarters. It was fun for about an hour, used 5 bucks worth of quarters. If there were more games to choose from, they would be given 5 stars but since it lacked variety I'll give it 3. read more

Pretty cool place to meet with friends for some board games. There are also some retro arcade games and a descent collection of pinball machines. They serve some food and drinks. read more

The Raygun Lounge - Arcades Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I was hoping for place to play boardgames with friends and drink! And this place is just that. Although the amenities could be improved upon. The vibe is awesome with nicknacks littered around the room and comic posters on every wall. You order at the front and bring your drinks/food to the table. There's not really any table service. The game selection is pretty good with all your standard games and then some really funny ones. Cat is a really fun game especially if you have cat lovers in the group. The food selection is like bar snacks. The popcorn could've used some more flavoring, the chips and salsa were reminiscent of lunchable nachos (which I actually kinda like), and the pizza had a lot of crust to filling ratio. Overall for its prime location this place can really be used well if you know what you want to do, otherwise if you're looking for a new gaming stop I'd suggest trying MOX first. read more

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Came here when wandering. Awesome place! Had a seattle fry cider on tap. Played pinball for a bit, they gave cash to quarter converters which was convenient. They also have touch tunes which is always nice. read more

It's an old style arcade with a bunch of pinball games and some other retor video games. They serve beer, wine, seltzers, etc. It's a hole in the wall place, but a nice stop if you want to play a few games (they also have board games etc) and kids of all ages are allowed (which made it nice). I liked it. read more

Possibly the coolest place. They have a great selection of pinball machines and classic arcade games. Is it the biggest selection? No, but what they do have is great. Also tons of board games. The atmosphere is what makes this place great though. Everyone that works there is super chill and great to strike up a conversation with. They always have good beer on tap and snacks if you get hungry. I've been to a queer game night and see other groups here all the time. They also put on some great shows or movies - last time I was in they had Aeon Flux (the cartoon) playing. My partner and I came here on our second date so the place does hold a special meaning for us, and we love dropping in to play a few rounds of Ms. Pac-man whenever we walk by. read more

We aren't "gamers", however, we do like pinball so we come here just for that. Fun and addicting selection of machines-pricing options vary and feature $2 for a few sets or $.50 for a play. A few arcade games are avail. The dollar/coin exchange machine can change up to $20 in quarters, WOW. The tables inside get filled up fast with folks playing card or board games (with caricatures)-many appear regulars and are chillin having a good time with their friends. Nice quiet crowd. Beer selection is good and restrooms are around the door (single stall I think). read more

There's really not much to be said because it's a simple place. You have pinball machines, board games, and beer. You can sit there playing games that you bring or rent board games from them. This is the place to go when you're feeling more of a chill night in Cap Hill rather than going to a bar or a club. read more

The Raygun Lounge is basically a place where people can get together and play board games. It is a spacious place, where it seems reasonable to find a table to settle in. The staff member was very friendly and helpful when needed. They also have a collection of games one can use for free within store. With all that said, The Raygun Lounge definitely has room to grow. Although it is a spacious place, the decor is pretty much minimal. Like what another reviewer already mentioned, the chairs are not comfy at all. I found myself to be moving often in my chair. As for their selection of drinks and food, there's not much variety. For drinks, its mainly beer and non alcoholic beverages and a few pastries, some samosas and chips for snacks. Since they don't allow outside food, I think they defintely need to improve their selections. I do like the concept of this place and will come back to hang out. read more

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Quite smaller than I expected, not sure how many people they can support max! I didn't spend much time here, but they had pinball machines and a great selection of board games. Would be great for casual board games and DnD with the way the picnic tables are setup! They had a few pinball machines I haven't seen before, some old school like TWILIGHT ZONE and some new like DEAD POOL! Wish I spent more time here! read more

Five stars for being a cool place. Pin ball machines and board games to be played. Grab a beer or a Whiteclaw and enjoy. Had a couple sandwiches and a hot dog (3 people) and the food was as good as you would think from a hot plate. Fun spot. read more

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Super fun arcade bar to have a low key evening with friends. A local friend mentioned it to us and also came and brought some games for us to play. Good drinks, fun pinball machines, and a chill vibe, what more could you ask for?! read more

Seriously cool! Great service, dive bar with low key environment and good energy. Grab a drink, some quarters and be a kid again! read more

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Such a fun and underrated spot. The staff is super friendly and conversational, the arcade games are all functional (plus there's a good variety), and the beverage selection is large enough to have a satisfying variety. Can't wait to go back again! :) read more

This is a great bar/board game house. Everyone is super chill, dogs are allowed and well behaved and I love coming for weekly D&D here. Want fo learn to play D&D? Theres a group for that. Want to borrow a board game and play? They've got that? Pinball, beer or cheesy Sci-fi? This is your place. read more

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Fun game shop/gathering place to play board and card games, or pinball. They have a fun selection of beverages and some finger foods as well. If you're planning to go as a group, I would suggest making reservations just in case! read more

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Gathered a group of friends here and we only had one thing that was an opportunity. The heat was pretty intense inside and airflow was nonexistent. Eventually after enough complaints they opened the doors and it helped some. Id say a little more attention to environmental conditions and faster resolution, otherwise we enjoyed the games. read more

The bartender's friends hogged a pinball machine we wanted to try. It seemed like they were playing for an extended period, possibly enjoying free plays. Although we managed to use the machine just before leaving, the overall experience left a negative impression. read more

Met my brother-in-law here with my husband, we had some drinks then settled into some really nostalgic gaming on some cabinets I haven't seen in 20 years. Great atmosphere, everybody was really mellow. We'll be back soon! read more

Came here for a DnD session and the atmosphere and spacing is great. The table was large enough for our group of 6, you get enough privacy despite it being packed, and the amount of games and arcades available is enormous. I only wish the food seemed better, or existed at all. For a Saturday they were out of a lot of options by noon. The regular coffee however was decent, fresh, and not expensive, which is a big bonus for a caffeine fan like me. Overall, I'd come back to play again. read more

"This place is awesome and you should try it." I feel like that statement adequately sums up this place, but for yelp's algorithm I need to make my review a tad bit longer. This place is probably perfect for any time of the day. Bored in the afternoon? Swing by with some friends for snacks and games. Tired after a long night out? Swing by with friends for drinks and games. Unfortunately I don't live nearby or I would frequent this place much more often. I didn't look at all their collection, but from what I see they have a nice mix of simple beginner's board games to the more intense 'hours long escapade' kind as well. The snacks aren't anything amazing but honestly I don't mind. They're just enough for you to munch on mindlessly while playing the games. This place is truly one of the most unique gems I've stumbled upon while traveling! (The only downside is that the restroom is a bit gross and looks creepy with all the random pictures they have staring at you..) read more

Quiet barcade, sort of geared toward D&D and board gamers. Several pinball tables were completely out of order and turned off. Bartender was grumpy. Nice that they have a food menu, although I didn't try anything. read more

Pretty cool place.... They utilized the space fairly well. I have never been to a 'board game bar'... so this was my first. I didn't check out the menu, but my partner in crime did. He said it looked pretty good... he wished there was more.. I said, More what?! How would you make it better? He said he would think on it. I liked the big windows in the front for two reasons, I love being able to people watch, and I am sure if I was on the outside, I would love looking in. The bathroom however, wasn't so good. I understand that they needed to make a unisex bathroom, but it would have been nicer... a lady's point of view... if they had made the girl's restroom the unisex one, instead of the men's. If a man needs the stall, we girls have to wait longer. :( Sorry if that is too much too say, but it was an unfortunate experience. read more

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Stopped in the for the first time. They have board games and pinball machines -- generally I would say it was reasonably quiet, there was chatter, but everyone was focused on their respective games. All the tables were taken and we had to share with another couple. They expect about $20/hour per table in drinks/food purchases. Since we were sharing a table, we were told about $10/hour. The drinks are pretty standard, but the food didn't seem that great so we skipped that (like just a microwave or panini grill -- no kitchen/food prep area) and they were out of a lot of stuff that day anyway. I was kinda hoping for a light game and mainly chatting with my friend, but seemed more like a place you go really to play board games (less on the chatting) so I'd recommend an actual bar which there are plenty of in the area. We went kinda earlier in the evening, so it might get better later at night, dunno. I'll probably check it out again, but only when I am really committed to playing a board game :) It feels like the Pinball Museum if you've been there (and if you haven't, you should check it out). It's capitol hill - so parking is going to suck and be very expensive. Take the light rail/bus/bike/walk. read more