We've come a long way from the era where Dave and Buster's was an exotic experience. These days,…read morethe barcade is a staple of cities and college towns, and this trend saved the American arcade from what seemed like certain death. They're usually dependable for a fun, lighthearted night out, but man oh man did Evansville get especially lucky with theirs. You'd be hard-pressed to find an establishment that takes better care of its pinball machines than High Score Saloon. They look sharp, play beautifully and run the gamut from blue-chip favorites like The Addams Family to quirkier machines like The X-Files. Beyond pinball, you'll spot barcade classics like Donkey Kong and Joust as well as some pleasant surprises, like a TV with Duck Hunt behind the bar. (Can't get too up-close and cheat, now!) High Score Saloon is on the compact side and could be overlooked by passersby due to its lower-level location. They get a lot of mileage out of this space, though. The decor is great and I really dig how their atmosphere is nocturnal and comfortable in equal measure. Some additional taps would be nice, but as it stands, they do a solid job selecting eclectic beers from Evansville and beyond. If you're lucky, there will even be a piece of chalk waiting for you in the bathroom so that you can write on the chalkboard walls. ("R.I.P. SIR BEEF" is a personal go-to for this.) If I still lived in Evansville, this would be my primary bar. As it stands, it's one of my most anticipated stops whenever I'm in town. Press the START button on this joint - you won't regret it.

Free video games and craft beers on draft. What more can you ask for? (Pinball machines and prize…read moregames are extra of course. )

!!!!!!MUST GO!!!!!!!!! Sorry Carl... we loved you and your business so much I just had to give you…read morethe biggest shoutout. This bar exceeded our expectations. The story of this bar, as well as the service was beyond phenomenal. The drinks were spot on and creative. I can't express enough how amazing this spot was. 10/10.

I moved here from Louisiana and this food is the best I've had in Indiana, the voodoo burger and…read moreloaded fries was delicious, multiple great drink choices and the staff was very welcoming and friendly.

What a fun place! They have vintage comic books, tons of nostalgic toys (mostly from the 80s), and…read moreother nerdy goodies, but the real draw (for me anyway) is the arcade. It's a largish room filled with old-school arcade consoles. For just five bucks you can play unlimited for an hour. There's also a row of flatscreen TVs set up with old school video game systems like Nintendo, Super Nintendo, etc. and a large collection of games you can play. I don't remember the rates, but it's a similar deal - pay a low flat rate and play unlimited for a certain amount of time. Not sure what they're planning on using it for, but there's also a cool sitting area in the back with a giant TV. Movie screenings perhaps? It sounds like they have some fun events planned, at any rate. Basically this place is like a grown-up version of playing at your coolest friend's house who had all the best games and toys. I had to really, really talk myself out of the talking Pee-wee Herman doll.

Always a fun time. They keep games on rotation and they always work. Fun place to shop for comics…read moretoo.

My wife and I stopped in here one night on our way back home from Indiana. We went in here and tore…read moreup that Buffay a pizza everywhere we were smashing that pizza and it was so good I like Gatti's Pizza and I look forward to when things go back to normal in this pandemics over and we can go back to Buffay Gatti's Pizza again because it's got some good spices to taste to it and this was a fun place

Gattitown has a special place in my heart. It's a general pizza-arcade combo type of place. The…read morefood is usually not great quality (except the cinnamon sticks which are so addictive) but if you have kids, there's a lot for them to do, even beyond the arcade games. They have large screens playing TV in the dining areas, bumper cars, bowling, and more. We were a little disappointed that recently it seems you can really only redeem tickets for plastic trinkets. But everyone who worked there was super friendly even though we stayed until close to closing time.

Senior league Friday morning's at 9am. Come and join the fun!! New Bowlers welcomed.read more

What a great lane. Austin was so helpful. A little too much oil on the lanes but that is because we…read morewere the first people on the lanes. Would 100% go again.

Showplace Newburgh has seen some changes over the years--and I think you could say for the better…read moreoverall. I hadn't been here in a number of years, but grew up coming here since it was the closest movie theater to home. The new renovation is a great addition for families with older kids, but as a newcomer the layout is a little confusing -- we didn't tour the new FEC that was added on, just wanted to go see a movie. You buy your movie tickets in the main lobby and only give it to the ticket taker when you go into the cinema area -- the concession stand is now outside that area entirely, and although there's another stand beyond the rope I can't help but wonder if this allows for in-and-out privileges if you want a refill or another snack since that stand was closed on our visit. I would hope so, but it wasn't really clear how the "new" way works for someone used to the old layout. (Maybe that's just me.) The theater itself could use a little updating though honestly, the seats are a little uncomfortable and the armrests aren't moveable so if you're gifted in the hips they're kind of a tight squeeze. As for those complaining about the price -- welcome to the movie business, friends. It's not like Showplace is robbing you any more than AMC or Regal or any other theater chain. If you want cheap, second run movies then go to Showplace South -- but if you're looking for first run, you're going to pay for it.

Overpriced bowling just for the lanes to have absolutely no oil on them and the arcade is super…read moreoverpriced, the movie theater smelt weird, popcorn was very overpriced and very small screen on the theater, finally the people who work there are not good with costumer service at all. extra on the bowling side of things: if you hook your ball in here there is absolutely 0% chance your getting a strike as soon as the ball touches the lanes it hooks to the left gutter, the ball return is very dusty your balls will be very dirty once you're done bowling, finally 10 dollars for 2 games and a horrible service is not worth it. If you wanna bowl, go anywhere but here.

Popcorn was rancid. Half of it wasn't popped. It tasted moldy. I feel certainly mix the leftover…read morewith a new I complained to the manager that I will never go back there again.

Went to watch Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 3 at IMAX and it was worth the $24!! The seats were so…read morecomfortable and made the experience even better! I understand the economy right now, but $16 for a large popcorn and 1 drink is ridiculous, but it's all part of the movie experience. We had a date night, finally & we truly enjoyed ourselves!