GameOn Bar Arcade

Popped in on my partner's day off from Baltimore for an Annapolis day trip! we came in here for a beverage at happy hour. The bartender was above and beyond. She was a lovely girl and I can't believe I forgot her name but she was great and even wrote down the recipe for an amazing spicy margarita she made for me. Like, at a place like this you'd think the bar is just a cute feature but the drinks themselves were an experience and she was super informative. She really made the night even better. There are a fun medium sized selection of games.

This is a cute spot in downtown Annapolis that I stopped at with my kids. It's not a massive arcade or have as many options as many other bar arcades that I've been to. With that said, the kids loved it. And during the day, it's the perfect setting for them to run around, scream their heads off and get out that energy while papa has a cocktail!The service was fast and efficient at the bar. I mean, it was mostly kids so the place didn't have a ton of adults when I visited on the weekend during the day. The kids there were mostly teenagers, but they were mostly well behaved and very loud like my little ones.They have skeeball, which was such the hit for my kids. They spent a good 30 minutes on one game since they had the hardest time getting it over the barrier. So it was a cheap day out at the arcade!

I have been to several arcade bars. While they are all fun....I mean it's an arcade, they are not all the same. First off....the bartender Taylor was excellent. What a guy. The inside is very cool 80's theme with several old games. While it is a bar, there were kids; like little kids in there so that was somewhat surprising. The prices were a little more expensive than the others but it is a bar in Annapolis so not a big surprise. As for the games...they were the most expensive of all I have ever been to. Most are Pat by the hour/day or a quarter a piece. These were mostly $1/game with some being a little less. Food was really expensive especially for what it was but I guess if you're hungry enough it's no biggie. While there are better arcade bars this one is still work a stop if you are in the area. Wednesdays are half price tokens and discounted drinks. Also...spin the shot wheel for $5 and see what ya get!

I love love love this stop! Coming here randomly after work one day, I had no idea what I was really going to walk into. Bright lights, dope décor, nostalgic games and laughter greeted as at the door. Along with Taylor, the best bartender in Annapolis! He was so so sweet, and attentive - explaining his favorite drinks, how long this location has been around, their $5/spin drink roulette game and how the kitchen doesn't exist. To answer that, there are 'finger foods' to select from, meaning noodles, pizza, fruit roll ups, chips, etc. But overall yes, a great spot.Bring your quarters and your basketball skills. My first time there, I was there for the entire Thursday Night Game, and next time will probably do the same - this time, with a pizza. :)

Game On is a cool spot in Annapolis, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. It's pretty small and doesn't have many options when it comes to food. If you're in the area, then by all means pop in, because the service here is great and so are the drinks. They have a nice selection of video games and pin ball machines, and it's not a bad second option to switch up the pace on a night out, but I don't see it as a main destination if you're coming from outside of Annapolis.

We went on a Saturday afternoon and there was plenty of paid street parking. The arcade was pretty small. It was busy and crowded but not overly crowded. We didn't have to wait long to play any games. It was fun playing all the old games like mortal combat. They had some other games like basketball. There was a bar and I can see folks spending a few hours there drinking but without drinking, we were ready to go in about a hour. Overall it was a fun and different experience.

Game on!!! The Maryland barcade scene is alive and well, and I love to see it! I decided to go with a friend one night, and the first thing I noticed walking in was the wall art and decor. It had a really cool, artistic and retro vibe to it. Whoever drew or designed it... well done, seriously! The place is relatively small, so it was crowded. The fact that arcade machines are basically right in your face as soon as you walk in contributes to that. The crowd is definitely young here, which isn't a surprise -- but the vibe is just FUN! The bar itself is relatively small, but my my have they got some interesting drinks! It goes without saying that they all have video game-themed names, which I love. From Donkey Kong to Princess Peach, they're colorful and have weird ingredients like electrolytes in one of them... but I will say that the drinks primarily skew on the sweeter side. Another cool aspect is the wheel. It's a wheel of shots -- for a couple of bucks, you could get a clever shooter, or a rail shot... it's quite a gamble! But it made it even more fun.There is also food, but just mainly pizza. There are even more games on the other floors, and karaoke rooms on the top one. Now that might be fun to tackle one of these days. The games are 50 cents and up to play -- I'll be back for sure!

Amity is best bartender she is very warm amazing personality and the charm and ease to make everyone feels welcome Her interactions with new customers and repeat patrons is magical she is a great asset to this bar and the overall experience

Went for a happy hour on Friday back in March. The place is quite small and gets crowded easily. They have decent range of games, but not a lot of them. Didn't try the food. The drinks were sweet but a little weak(adult capri sun and Mai tai). Tip, parents don't bring your kids it's too small.

Well... I'm sure this is a fun place to have beers, play games and eat pizza... But we have kids and were told after 8pm no kids. Ok fine, no problem, we went there for the pizza. Since we read the reviews, sounded good, and maybe after a few beers it is good? Idk. We were not fans, we all agreed that Pizza Hut or Domino's would have been cheaper and better. Oh well.