Free Play

I have been to various arcade bars in different cities/states. Free play has every old retro game you can think of and the set up gives you a casino vibe. It is $12 per person to get in and you can play all the games. There is a bar, with great alcohol selection and beers, right when you enter. Upstairs is another bar with a cool rooftop area. The night we went - the Grinch was playing on a huge projection screen! The service for drinks was quick and efficient. There is parking behind the building or street parking. Fun for all ages! I did wish there was an air hockey table but overall great place to hang out with friends.

This place is fun Lots if old school games to play for a decent price! It's kid friendly until around 9pm and then it's adults only . There is decent food to eat if you get hungry and they do Bday parties as well . It's a great time for the whole family!! Wish this location had Galaga!!

Great place to hang out! A flat entry fee gets you access to a huge room of various video games and pinball machines from multiple eras.

I've been a regular visitor to Free Play since they opened and cannot say anything negative about this place. It rocks. It has everything! Old school games along with a good selection of rotating pinball machines. Great bar selections and service.The price point is excellent,you get all the game time you want plus access to the cool rooftop area. Free Place is a great post dinner spot or a rainy day hangout.

Tons of retro games and pinball. They have a bar with a great selection. Tons of beers on tap. The parking isn't the best on a Saturday morning but we were able to find a spot on the street around the corner. We arrived a little after opening on Saturday and played for about an hour with less than 15 people in the whole arcade. They have about 12 pinball machines some older games like Pirates of The Caribbean, Terminator, and Black Night 2000. Newer games: Guardians of the Galaxy, Ninja Turtles, Avengers, Star Trek, Star Wars and Mandalorian.

This place rise fun to take the kids and fun to go with other adults. I am an 80s kid so they have all the games we used to play back in the day. It also has pinball machines (a lot of them!) which my husband loves. Area 51 is a favorite and even tho i have the most recent Mario cart the one they have is super fun.

Great hang out/date spot good vibes. I really recommend it there's lot of fun retro games and experiences you've never heard of.

Take any vacant space in your house and fill it with old dusty, malfunctioning games that may or may not work...You ever wanted to play retro games with the same retro pains, come here...For what you pay for a night of entry you could get a month at the Cidercade...Not to mention, the liquor, if you've been feeling constipated just come here and order any house special it should clear you, pure sugar, I don't know if the mixer counts as liquor but it definitely didn't have any besides that.

I had 2 full punch cards from Free Play that were worth 2 free admissions. But when I got there, the guy at the front wouldn't accept them. He said that they had stopped taking them last month. There was no expiration date on the card or anything like that. What they should do is honor the passes they've given out, but just not give out new ones. I asked the guy, in lieu of the free passes, can we have a couple of free beers instead, to which he still refused. I would have settled for a free beer, which costs far less than the value of the free admissions. The value of 2 tickets after tax is $27. So I decided not to tip them at the end, which seemed fair to me, and I got a sarcastic comment from the bartender. So unprofessional. The people that work there are dyed-black-hair, facial-piercing kind of people, and are not very friendly.Their game selection is mid. They advertise games on their website that are not working, like Area 51. And one of the guitars on the Guitar Hero game is broken.

Website says it's good for kids, so I brought my 8 year old son to play arcade games. He was super excited. When you get there, even if you're not going to play (I was there just to watch my kid play) they still charge $13 per person. Within 15 minutes my 8 year old son noticed all the cuss-words in the music so he wanted to leave. Yes, he might be considered sensitive; but for the website to advertise being "kid friendly" they should do better on their music selection. Just wasted $26+ of 20 minutes..