GameWorks

This place is ok. Its sort of like a large Dave and Buster's. The place is usually busy and I've been at times when I thought it would be slow. A little something for everyone here from kids to adults. Personally I would prefer to go to a retro arcade but this is a fine substitute.

I was able to get a $20 Groupon which gave me unlimited games plus 100 credits. That was a good deal. I am glad I didn't pay full price. I would like to see more games though. Yeah there are a lot, but truly they line the perimeter of the place. It's not like it's wall to wall. Three pinball machines and one was out of order, so that was disappointing. Also, where are the classic games? Hidden in a corner room? Finally $10/beer?! We aren't at a concert. Please.

Love this place!! Julia (pretty sure that's her name) she works at the front desk and is so helpful. I ask her too many questions and she always cheerful and willing to help me or the kids! The bartenders are great and extremely accommodating to those with anxiety. Everyone I came with enjoyed themselves and want to go back over and over!! Thank you for the fun time :) We'll all be back for sure and I'll definitely spread the good word.

A little pricey to play arcade games. The atmosphere was enjoyable and the games they do have there are fun. Though the bar tender kept watering down our drinks and it was pretty high in terms of pricing for them.

Note: I grew up in an arcade so I'm pretty biased. Food's decent and the reward-based games are varied enough to keep things interesting, but the arcade games are lacking. There's a lot of overlap with their offering and I got bored pretty quickly. It's still a fun place but if you want more gaming options check out Round One in Stratford Square.