A really fun spot to relax with a cocktail, catch a game, play a few rounds, or just hang out with…read morefriends. Huge TVs, comfy seating, tasty food, and plenty of room to spread out. The retro arcade décor was a nostalgic touch that brought back great memories. It also seems like they offer reservable areas for larger groups. And the fried rice was unexpectedly delicious.

In my early years, I've spent countless hours at internet cafes playing PC games, so I was happy to…read morefind Waypoint Lounge from another yelpie! First of all, the venue is tastefully decorated. Typically cafes like these look like a dark dungeon, where your social life outside of games go to die. A giant screen sat in the center of the venue with the football game on and various places to sit. They have consoles, PCs, and boardgames to play. We visited during happy hour so drafts were $3 and I believe food was discounted as well, but we didn't get to try. We opted to play PC games, which as you know, PCs could be quite glitchy and I had to switch to another computer. One hot tip to know beforehand! If you are not well versed in today's PC games (which I haven't been for more than a decade), you have to register for accounts like Steam, Epic Games, and Riot Games to access their game library, but that eats away the time that you purchased to use the PCs, so I would register for those accounts at home so you don't waste time. On top of that, Steam gets especially buggy and so I got booted a few times playing Counter-Strike. Other than the gaming platform issues, this place is perfect for groups as well. We saw some families holding some sort of gathering there and the food looks pretty good too. Waypoint Lounge is a little far, but it's worth a trip checking it out. The people there are nice, so we will be back, but next time, we'll probably try the consoles.