![]() This place offers board games, bingo nights, and has a Nintendo attached to a television. If you’re in Ridgewood, be sure to check out this cozy spot. You can grab a drink in between games at the bar and there are usually food trucks parked outside the location. Big parties are encouraged to reserve spaces so there will be less of a waiting time. While it’s technically not an arcade, it’s still a bar where you can play shuffleboard or pick through their supply of board games. Owners Ashley Albert and Jonathan Schnapp opened the doors in 2013, after a spontaneous trip to the Mirror Lake Shuffleboard Club in 2011. The Royal Palms Shuffleboard ClubĪnother Brooklyn favorite is the massive Royal Palms. They serve beer and wine, and even snacks to replenish energy. You are able to compete with friends, family, and strangers with this exciting activity. Their website says that one of their Axe Pros will go through the fundamentals of axe throwing, and then will be there to guide you through the rest of your visit, if you wish them to. It is $35 to throw axes, and this activity is completely safe. Located in Brooklyn, this place is great to experience the axe throwing trend you never got to try out. However, despite the large space, this bar is known to be packed on weekends. According to their website, “In 2016 Lyft designated Freehold as the #1 destination for late night restaurants in all of NYC.” This bar includes games like ping pong, arcade basketball, skeeball, Big Buck Hunter, and pinball. It’s the perfect place where the work day scene is able to seamlessly transition to a bustling night scene. The place rooms several large spaces that are used for its cafe, lobby bar, and wide outdoor area. This Williamsburg spot is a must visit while in the area. They serve an assortment of draft beers, cocktails, and charcuterie boards. ![]() This place also includes art from local artists that is available to check out in person, or at their online gallery. They have games like ping pong, pool, and foosball. Sour MouseĪt the heart of the Lower East Side, Sour Mouse is an open-spaced underground bar that includes games, live music and comedy shows. Draft beers are available to sip on while listening to music and having fun. Because of the live music, this place charges a cover fee, but it is well worth it. They have games like pool, shuffle, pong, scrabble, chess, and arcade. Located in the West Village, this bar is famous for its live music (mostly jazz). ![]() Originally known as Fat Cats, the reopened bar emerged with a new name and new games. The bar is decorated with retro decor, including a collection of retro lunchboxes! They serve 12 beers on tap and invite large groups of people to have fun. They have two pool tables, two dart boards, pinball, skeeball, and Big Buck Hunter. According to their website, Ace Bar is known for its “no pretense, no fuss, just fun,” atmosphere. Located in the East Village, the bar opened its doors in 1992. So gather a group of friends or bring a date for this perfect casual-night-out location. Along with the arcade, the bar serves 20+ locally brewed beers on tap. Each location has an abundance of classic arcade games like Frogger, Donkey Kong, Asteroids, and so on. This one has multiple locations in Williamsburg, East Village and Chelsea. Here is a list of some fun arcade bars to visit in New York City. But if you’re looking for an extra step of fun, the best kind of bar to visit would be one with games, and not every bar in the city has that. Classy bars, dive bars, craft bars? You got it. The best part of the nightlife scene in New York is that there is something for everyone. People seem livelier and the air is filled with chatter tangled with the sounds of live music. ![]() The nightlife scene in New York is appealing for many reasons. ![]()
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