Arcade Alley

This was a fun stop while we were in the area. There are many TVs throughout the space, so we were able to watch football while playing the various games there. It is $10 for a wristband and you can play all of the games, as many times as you want. There were some classics like Galaga and Mario, as well as some newer games like Mario Kart. Some of the games unfortunately didn't work but I did like that it was a flat rate for access to the games. It was pretty loud in the arcade but you could still hold a conversation.

Arcade Alley is a great place to spend a night with friends. It's not overly expensive, and the drinks and games are fun. I've never had a bad experience visiting. It has a college-town vibe with outdoor patio games, cheap drinks, and games that (mostly) work. That's the appeal to me. I love that you can bring in outside food, and since it's located in DTLS, there are plenty of options. They have two patios, one with games and one outside. Both are great places to talk with friends in between playing games. Also, regarding the games, there is a set fee for playing unlimited games. It's hard to be upset with that kind of deal!

Arcade Alley is going to be a hard pass for a return visit. Upon entering, the whole place reeks of grim and filth and sweat. Zero air flow made it so I was dripping in sweat within minutes.Their transformer blew at 8 pm on a Saturday night, losing power to their whole business. So we tabbed out and left.

I love arcade alley! It's a great place to spend a day with the family and the prices are very reasonable.

Arcade Alley is a fun place to come hang out with some friends, have a couple of beers and play some air hockey and some old arcade games like pac man, Mario kart, frogger, mortal kombat 4 and have some appetizers. Fun place overall, but there could be more game selections and some of the games weren't working when I went there.

Throwback arcade for the people who grew up in the 80's and 90's. This place has all of your vintage faves from Tecmo Bowl to NBA Jam. They also have several pinball machines, a four-player Mario Kart, pop-a-shot and skee ball. The place could use a good cleaning though. Pretty sure I put my hand in vomit inadvertently. Their kitchen was also curiously closed. Game bands are $10 for all-you-can play. Not a bad way to spend an hour or two.

Arcade Alley is the newest bar to open in downtown Lee's Summit (May '19). They have 14 big screen TV's, 29 Beers on tap, full bar, 4 frozen specialty drinks and as of today 58 games. There is a private room that can be used for parties and an outdoor patio! Thursday night is ladies night with $6.00 game play wristbands for the ladies and $6.00 slushes for everyone. Sunday is half price drinks all day. Game play wristbands are normally $10 for the day. Arcade Alley is a great place to hookup with friends, play some games and enjoy a drink or two. They offer a limited menus of bar food. The chicken fingers are lightly breaded and not bad. A side of fries is always nice while drinking and playing Galaga!

great place to play a bunch or old video and pinball games good job!

This place is truly awful. The ambience is that of sweat and filth. Bathrooms are deplorable. Staff is a joke and need to be trained in customer service. Drinks are way overpriced for what they are. If you're looking for a night filled with disappointment, rude staff, and overpriced drinks then go to Arcade Alley. If I could give less than 1 star I would.

Had a blast. Good place to revisit the classic games...Mario cart, pac-man, gallaga, tetris. Refueled my inner teenager.