
1001 Plays
Located on Massachusetts Avenue, 1001 Plays was a popular Cambridge arcade that became a foundational spot for a generation of local video game enthusiasts. It

115 Bourbon Street
One of Chicagoland’s multi‑bar mega‑venues, 115 Bourbon Street slipped an honest‑to‑goodness arcade cabinet into its sports‑bar mix at the peak of the early‑2000s “barcade” wave.

16 Bit Arcade + Bar: Nashville
16-Bit Bar + Arcade, co-located with Pins Mechanical Co., opened its doors in Nashville, Tennessee, on October 26, 2019, at 1102 Grundy Street. This establishment,

16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Charlotte
Operating in Charlotte, North Carolina, since its opening on December 19, 2019, 16-Bit Bar + Arcade provides a multifaceted entertainment experience within the city’s South

16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Cincinnati
Operating in Cincinnati, Ohio, 16-Bit Bar+Arcade first opened its doors in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in the first quarter of 2015, initially located at 1331 Walnut

16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Columbus
Operating in downtown Columbus, Ohio, from August 30, 2013, to March 30, 2025, 16-Bit Bar + Arcade introduced a unique social entertainment experience to the

16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Dublin
Operating in Dublin, Ohio, since early 2019, 16-Bit Bar+Arcade Dublin offers a blend of vintage arcade gaming and a modern bar experience within the vibrant

16 Bit Bar + Arcade: Indianapolis
Operating at 110 E. New York St. in Indianapolis, Indiana, since its opening in late June 2019, 16-Bit Bar + Arcade offers a distinctive adult-focused

1984 Branson Arcade
Pay 1-price entry fee, and then all video games (reportedly 80 games) are on free play. Other select titles (including pinballs, air hockey and claw

19Th Green: Lexington, NC
This was a miniature golf course with 32 holes that opened in 1977. The game room opened in June 1982. It’s unclear how long the

19Th Green: Ossipee, NH
Located on Highway 16, this Ossipee amusement venue was formerly known as Smitty’s Golf Range and featured a miniature golf course. The property provided a

2000
Located within the Beaver Valley Mall, the arcade was a popular destination, particularly during the mall’s peak years. It served as a social hub for