See how it goes first before making a larger investment, especially with several A-list or higher end titles. Pinball popularity goes up and down from time to time, as do prices of pins, so I would definitely start with less than 20 games. To start a league is a good nsistent income as fattdirk said, and also gives you "assumably" a crowd that will appreciate and take care of your games, as opposed to the general populous that will just beat on them.
That will give you more consistent income.
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Satisfy thirst and hunger at Yucca’s full bar and menu featuring a taco lineup of veggie, chicken, mahi mahi and carne asada ($2-$3), and baos with bulgogi, fried chicken or tofu ($4.50).ĭetails: 25 W. Dozens of machines boast themes like Strikes and Spares, Metallica, Dracula and Walking Dead. It’s all about the pinball at this quaint central Tempe spot located in the venerable Yucca Tap Room. Poutine fans will find good options including the southwest version ($12.95) with tinga chicken, cotija and pico de gallo and a dessert rendition ($7.95) featuring funnel cake fries, powdered sugar, ice cream and salted caramel.ĭetails: 20 W. A lineup of food, cocktails, beer, wine and coffee keeps patrons fueled for hours. For $5, play all day with games such as Monopoly, Word Slam and Drunk, Stoned or Stupid. Snakes and Lattesīe prepared to get your game on with hundreds of board game battles in this Canada-based gathering spot’s library. The full bar features whiskey flights ($10-$16), while the food lineup aims to impress with a truffle mushroom flatbread ($10), beef and brie panini ($10) and waffle bites with cinnamon mascarpone and vanilla bourbon syrup ($7).ĭetails: 4228 E. Skee-ball and foosball get customers up and moving, while table contests including checkers and Rock Em Sock Em Robots keep them seated while sipping. Like its sister watering hole Linger Longer Lounge, this dimly lit hotspot offers ample booze-free distractions. Munch on a handheld salad of smoked shrimp and avocado in a mango vinaigrette ($13), tempura chicken tenders ($12) or kalua pork nachos served in a flour tortilla bowl ($13).ĭetails: 50 W. There’s Jenga for those looking to compete on a smaller scale.
Located inside Lucky Strike at Cityscape, this room flaunts arcade games like NBA, Skee-Ball and Guitar Hero alongside life-size formats of Pac-Man and Connect 4. Fuel up on a chicken, pork or veggie gordita ($6.99) pumped up with Monterey Jack, fajita-style onions and red peppers, salsa and sour cream.ĭetails: 24 W.
Proudly touting itself as “The Valley’s Only Nerd Bar,” this spot offers board games, arcade classics including Joust, pinball, video games and rare finds like the Japanese version of Jurassic Park. Sip on a wide selection of beers ($3-$7) while snacking on chips and popcorn ($3) or pizza ($8-$10).ĭetails: 710 W. Pac-Man, D-Five and Nintendo Pla圜hoice-10 contests such as Super Mario Brothers 3, Contra, Double Dragon, and Mike Tyson’s Punch Out. There’s a giant Jenga in the back, or try your reflexes at arcade games including Donkey Kong Jr., Centipede, Ms. Pinball is making a comeback so there’s a machine to get you up to speed if you’re rusty. Thunderbird LoungeĬalling the historic 1930s Wagon Wheel Building home makes sense for this beloved haven for all things arcade and nostalgic. Pac-Man, indulge your inner geek over a few drinks and snacks at these bars and be surrounded by like-minded gamers. Here are 14 arcade bars around metro Phoenix where you can let out your inner game geek.
Whether your weapon of dominance shines on the Scrabble board or is revealed through the jaws of a hungry Ms. Which is why several Valley watering holes aim to please those who crave their nostalgia with a healthy dose of nerdom. Comic books and superhero-centric tales go hand-in-mask with video contests and timeless board games.
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