Renee R.

Came in here with my kids bc they wanted to check this place out. Sometimes the power rangers come thru but not sure when they do! They loved this spot the video games were right up their alley. The food was pretty good we got a double cheese burger with fries and some chicken on the side with a rainbow milkshake that they all shared. Total bill was $$40. The service was cool. The guy working was patient with my kids asking him 100 questions about the games . Even I played super Mario bros from back in my Days! The lighting was cool and very 90s

Zadia A.

Games work. Tons to choose from. Fun and retro vibes. Quick and friendly service. The food is delicious! And pricing seems fair.

Lanasha R.

I wasn't aware of where we were headed so it was a pleasant surprise that 8-bit was the destination, it's an adorable spot! I love that the entire theme here is childhood nostalgia. The wait for a game table was about 30 mins but since there's only two, it's not bad when put into perspective. The tables have the controllers and game system set up with plenty of options. The food was tasty but this space definitely wowed me more with atmosphere. Pricing was on par with NYC expectations.

Jayden D.

4th location out of the 5 in the city and out of them all, this location is definitely the smallest so far. Only enough sitting room for 3 tables and on a Saturday afternoon, a family came right after I ordered so place got crowded quickly. The good: The food is always hitting and is top tier. I wanted to get something different other than the usual lunch special, so I had tenders, funnel cake fries and a cookies and cream shake. Tenders are nice and juicy with the right amount of zest for flavor. The funnel cake fries were a delight and kinda filled me up quickly so I advise eating that on an empty stomach and the shake, now that I had a couple of them at this point, I take back what I said about the shakes on my first visit to the franchise. I had an iffy experience with the choco mountain shake, had an incredible delight with the orange dreamsicle shake and the cookies and cream joint being the tie breaker solidified and redeemed the cereal based shakes. Maybe the first one wasn't made well but I now feel safe with ordering milkshakes here. The bad: I was not a fan of the guy behind the counter. He wasn't very welcoming, kinda distant and got that "McDonald's worker" vibe from him which is not what I received from the other locations. The service at those spots are friendly and forthcoming. The guy had that vibe of he didn't enjoy being there and I felt that which made me feel a tad uneasy. Although this was the only weak point of the review, I place service over everything because it sets the vibe, the tone and the feel of the experience you're having in the establishment and if that person doesn't make that effort, I will take notice of it. That's not the only thing that took this review from a 5 to a 4 star. The guy did not inform or ask me if I wanted Ice cream with my fries. I had no idea that was an option for the funnel cake fries until I found out from the website a few minutes ago. How do you overlook something like that? Maybe I wanted ice cream to go with my funnel cake fries to further enhance the flavor which would've been an awesome option had I known of it. That is a big miss even if it is the only one. Honestly, this should be a 3 star review but I did enjoy my time here. I had small talk with another customer about the newly released Marvel vs. Capcom collection game that just came out a few days ago, so it did ease my slightly tense mood earlier from the person taking my order.

Shari H.

Came here during their soft opening. Love the 80s music playing outside. Once you enter there is a cool light up floor. The décor was nostalgic but also made me feel like I was on an episode of Saved By The Bell (the early years). There are about 3 tables and with each table there is an accompanying game console playing classic 80s video games. I'm here for Pac Man and Street Fighter all day. It was dope to play the games while waiting for my food. To order, you can go to the counter or use the kiosk. If you order at the koisk there is a secret menu on there as well. The menu consists of halal burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries and dessert. One thing that was really cool was the squad box which is great for group of 4 to 12 ppl. I was overwhelmed with what I should order but ultimately I went with the Nashville Chick ($7) which came with spicy Nashville chicken, coleslaw and pickles. It was cool but I've had better. The flavor wasn't there for me. I'm not ruling them out though. I'd like to try something from their secret menu or the loaded fries. Follow @ifancyny for more

Katherine D.

This place was so fun. The food came out wuick and fresh. The floor was basically a dance floor and fun to dance on. The place itself is tiny and a little cramped. You have to wait a while if you want a table to play the retro games on. The staff was so friendly. They had missed an item on our order but quickly assisted us on it. We got the an item that had a little bit of everything. It came with a burger a chicken sandwich and fries. The burger was good but could have used a different patty. The chicken we got as a hot Nashville chicken and it was the right amount of spicy. The fries were interesting as it was heay seasoned by went great with the nacho cheese to dip it in. The games were interesting as well. They had so many oldschool games and many non well known but all had a fun adventure feel to it.

Devin T.

Googled a place to eat late night. Stumbled upon this GEM! It was soooooo cool I had about 4 hungry kids with me. They were amazed by this place. All of the lights and the television with the built in old school games! I placed an order for 5 at the kiosk. The waiter called me for my food and a complete meal was under $15 Each. Burger/ chicken sandwich/ boneless wing, fries and soda or water. Make your way to this place it's really great and it's cool for all ages!

Glenn C.

This is a new concept restaurant (hard to call the restaurant with how small it is but I digress) which serves American food with as the names suggest a collection of 8-bit video games. I'm happy that the generic menu here doesn't have stuff named after games or whatever but instead it's basic consisting of smash burgers, shakes, tenders, wings, and fries. The food here is surprisingly halal but that is somewhat expected as it is pretty close to Atlantic Avenue and it's across the street from AGYRYO which is also halal. I got the double smash burger consisting of a patty with cheese, lettuce, tomato, grilled onions, pickles, and 8bit sauce as a combo with fries which is $9 without the fries or $13 with them. The burger was very juicy and while I prefer other types of cheeses, it's a generic American spot so I don't exactly expect anything but American cheese. The surprisingly good part of this was the fries. Larger than normal and topped with something with a slight kick. It might have been cayenne or chipotle or some type of mild seasoning but it elevated the fries from something generic to something very tasty. I'll probably try the chicken sandwich (very likely the Nashville chicken) or the tenders next time. In many ways I would compare this spot to a strictly better version of Blue Collar. The double patty is cheaper and tastier (much more juicy,) the onions are grilled which it is an add-on for the other spot for some reason, and there are combos with fries and the fries are just better. Sure there is a better burger at let's say Henry Public but the atmosphere there is different and it takes a lot longer so if you're looking for a pretty reasonably priced generic juicy and slightly greasy burger, it's hard to beat this spot. Music was a bit loud also. Low 4 but I might upgrade this is some point to a 5.

Adam L.

Wanted to check this place out! Wish it was here when I lived close by. Had their chicken sandwich and stuck around to play some games. Seems like a really cool spot. I bet it gets crazy after schools are let out, there's so many in the surrounding neighborhoods so I'd suggest going for an early lunch if you want to grab some game time. The sandwich was pretty good. The chicken was a little dry and didn't get much of a crunch but it's a healthy amount and with all the trimmings it's a good bite. And decently priced! Would def come back again!

Tamika M.

I came back again just a few days after the first time I tried. I wanted to come taste the Retro Loaded Fries. I absolutely loved them. Keep in mind that this dish has cheese sauce, grilled onions, jalapenos & and beef Bacon. If you are a spice lover like me, then you will enjoy the heat that these fries give off. The fries on its own are seasoned well, but with the cheese sauce, jalapeno, and the crispy bacon, it just brings the fries to a whole other level. Portions are big, so you are able to share if you want. Came in late afternoon this time around it is definitely more crowded than past midnight. But we were still able to find a table. Honestly, you feel like a big kid in this restaurant. So many old school games to choose from. Staff here are super friendly and helpful.

Dana A.

Yes yes yes! I have been looking for new halal places to try near my job and I'm so glad I found this place. It's a 10 min walk but so worth it. The wings were cooked well and the sauce was delicious. Fries were good. Inside: Stepping in I felt like was back in the 90s. It is definitely a nice vibe and bright. Overall good vibes, good food

Quandra T.

As soon as I saw this place on someone's social media I knew I had to make an appearance. Yes, it's SMALL, but oh-so-cool, the concept reminiscent of Action Burger over in East Williamsburg, only here, you don't need to sign up or "reserve" to play anything. Just grab a seat at one of the 3 tables with consoles (there's an additional 3 seater bar table looking out the front window of the place, but with no gaming) and find a game you're feeling on the emulator list. The burgers here are GOOD. Similar to Shake Shack small, but GOOD and fairly priced. The shakes were also delicious. We got both the Rainbow Road and Choco Mountain flavors which had Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles mixed in respectively. I would love to come back and try their wings and maybe even a chicken sandwich. :D They claim the kiosks have a "secret menu" but I didn't recognize it. The amount of delivery orders these guys were fulfilling for UberEats/DoorDash was crazy, which means the neighborhood also vouches for their deliciousness. Loved the light-up pathway and 80s decor.

Jia-Lian L.

I thought maybe this place would be just ok because it's a bit gimmicky but I was pleasantly surprised. I got a double burger and fries for $13. The burger was smashed and was pretty tasty. The fries could have used a lot more seasoning. Overall it was pretty good. Not great but good and a good price for a double burger...plus you can't go wrong with games while playing. They had hundreds of games. Would recommend.