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    Full Tilt Columbia City

    4.3 (377 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Ube & Coffee Oreo
    Katherine G.

    I randomly found this place while looking around a map and it seemed like such an interesting concept! They have pinball machines and some other small games like a claw machine, and they also serve ice cream at the front. The space itself is smaller than I expected, but it was still really cool. We looked around, got a rubber duck from the claw machine, and then ordered some ice cream. They are super generous with their scoops and have quite a few unique flavors! We ended up with ube and coffee oreo, both of which I thought were particularly tasty for their own. I'd recommend checking it out if you're nearby, but it's not necessarily something I'd go out of my way for.

    Ube ice cream kid scoop waffle cone
    Sophia T.

    All the flavors that I've tried here are always so good and creamy! We went almost near closing and they had a few waffle cones left that they were going to throw away. Instead of throwing it away they gave it to us for free which was so nice! We will definitely be coming back here soon. The ambiance is that it's like a arcade ice cream shop. Ube kid scoop with waffle cone - ube is always my go to ice cream here with a kid scoop since they actually scoop a big amount for a kid scoop. The waffle cone comes with a nice surprise (whopper candy) at the very end of the cone.

    Pint ($8 each) delivery with our cookies!
    Wendi K.

    I got a couple of pints here delivered with my Midnight Cookie Co. Order, and I wasn't super impressed but it's likely I may just need to visit the store or try a different flavor. The peanut butter jelly and salted caramel ($8 per pint) were a bit icy and just were lacking in flavor. I thought the PBJ flavor would be more intensely nutty and have more jam streaks in it, I could barely see any.

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    Wesley N.

    Full Tilt is a simple ice cream shop that is also located inside of an arcade. There are some classic flavors and also some special flavors. My friend and I opted for the thai tea and coffee oreo ice creams. Both were good but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to get them again.

    It is very 2000s and stranger thing vibes and I love it, support local businesses

    Waffles are made super fresh, reminds me off stranger things the show, and they have arcade games!

    Bottom right: Caramel Apple & Purple Marshmallow
    Amy C.

    I like it! I got two scoops, each a different flavor. The purple marshmallow flavor just tasted like marshmallows, but my favorite was the caramel apple flavor because the sweet caramel just melts in my mouth. There was also an arcade inside, which I didn't know so that was a cool discovery. I would come back to try out other flavors.

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    Brandi C.

    Still great! I love the customer service (cashier offered to hold my cone since my hands were full). Even if there's a surge of people coming in, they're always very quick with their service and great.

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    Seriously amazing concept. We loved the old school arcade games. Ice cream is delicious and the kids double scoop is HUGE.

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    Meh. Not bad at all but not great. Just mediocre. Always felt Full Tilt ice cream is massively overrated.

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    Located in a strip mall with other restaurants. Limited parking. The staff was friendly. Wish they open earlier :)

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    any flavor of ice cream is fabulous and just a few blocks from my apartment i recommend this place i scream for ice cream

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    One of the best Seattle ice cream spots. Can't go wrong with their Coffee Oreo flavor. And their little Arcade makes this place even better.

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    Delicious ice cream, awesome vibes, and retro arcade games. What's not to love? Waffle cones rock.

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    good person, good ice cream and generous i recommend Ube and blue moon and coffee Oreo

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    Ice cream, vegan ice cream, comic books, video games, pinball. If this existed for me growing up I would have been there every day.

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    Shorty's

    Shorty's

    3.9(718 reviews)
    5.0 miBelltown
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    This is it, the emperor of Seattle dive bars. Inimitable. Sui generis. My favorite place to hang…read moreout in downtown Seattle when bad decisions and fun are on my agenda. Time without number I've found myself here, be that first dates, my birthday, or New Year's Eve, and it always feels like home. If home were a clown/carnival themed acid trip of a pinball arcade bar, that is. And what's not to love about that? The bar tenders here are cool and friendly people who pour drinks with a heavy hand, and understand the mission: get the patrons who want to be drunk, drunk. The first few times I visited, I felt a leeriness about ordering food. But once I got over myself, I kinda fell in love with the menu, and I've probably eaten everything on it (including the clam chowder). Their hot dogs are wonders to behold, utter symphonies for the senses, and I refuse to visit Shorty's without getting one. Best dog in Seattle? Why yes. I think so. To paraphrase one reviewer: "Take your date here. If she doesn't like it, she's lame and you shouldn't waste your time with her anyways." Shorty's is the bomb.

    The male bartender was extremely rude. As soon as we walked in, he aggressively asked for our IDs…read more Then, while my cousins and I were looking through the food menu, he barely gave us a chance to read it before saying, "I'll take whoever is ready to make my life easier." That's not something paying customers want to hear. I ended up ordering a drink for myself while the guys were looking at the menu because they were doing a food hop, and us girls were doing a bar hop. During that time, the bartender came back to our table at least four times within about five minutes. Instead of being attentive, it felt pushy and aggressive, especially since they were still deciding what they wanted. I've been here a few times before, but after this experience, this will definitely be my last visit.

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    Tables are made from pinball machines

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    Spicy Pepperand Cheese Hot Dog, topo Chico seltzers

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    GameWorks - Mocha-Spresso milkshake. Love that presentation!

    GameWorks

    2.9(621 reviews)
    4.5 miDowntown
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    I hadn't been to GameWorks for a couple of decades when I went last week for a relative's birthday…read more He is really into video games and enjoyed Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) along with the driving games where you can race against your friends/family members. So, I am glad he had a good time. But I don't think I will go back to GameWorks in the future, even for special events. First, the loud noise and flashing lights made me feel like I was in a casino for kids. Something creepy about the vibe there. Second, there was no real air conditioning on a hot summer day, just these mobile a/c fans that blew cold air and were quite loud, adding to an already noisy place. Third, the games were very expensive. You have to buy a card for game credits and swipe that card whenever you play a game. We calculated later that it was cost us $1.60-2.30 PER GAME. That is including vintage games like Frogger and Ms. Pacman and other games like Operation, Skeeball, and driving games that only give you one life. Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I went to A LOT of arcades as a kid and teen. I don't expect places to be like the arcades I went to back then, but I do expect a fair and decent exchange for my money for the experience of playing a video game. Three lives/tries per fee is a fair exchange. GameWorks is nothing like that, and for that reason, along with others I've given here, I won't be back.

    We came here for a family members birthday. They really like Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). DDR was…read moreone of the few games where for one swipe of your card you actually get more than one life on the game. It's been years since we've been to Gameworks so we decided to buy the lowest level of credits $25 for 140 credits which you get on a card that you swipe at each machine. The majority of games we played ranged from 9 to 13 credits and most of those games only give you one life. That's like $1.60-$2.30 for 1 play. It felt like such a rip off. Plus all of us have played video games over decades and the normal way you expect games to work is you get 3 lives per play. It just seems wrong to pay over $2 for one life of the new Space Invaders no matter how fun it might be. If you're sensitive to sounds it is pretty loud in here. We didn't try any food or drinks.

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    GameWorks - There are two floors of games. It is pretty loud.

    There are two floors of games. It is pretty loud.

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    Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime - Faefarm in Expo Hall.

    Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime

    4.0(39 reviews)
    4.4 miDowntown

    Late review. Went to Pax Prime 2023 after attending Pax East a number of times so I was quite…read moreinterested in the West coast version and after many years not going. Breaking up the events into buildings in the surrounding area was a bit confusing, even with the map and the event staff giving direction. Pax East everything is under one roof, so this took some getting used to. The check in process was very organized and impressive, hats off and thanks to the staff who process a few thousand people, some of whom I know volunteer. Went to panel, played some games in free play and of course hit the main floor to try out some up and coming AAA games as well some indie games. Bought and picked up some swag, you know, the usual at these conventions. After years of not going, it was nice get back into it and would definitely consider going again next year. If you're into games even in a small capacity, get a day pass and have some fun!

    Attended once in 2018 and concluded that I would never return due to all the insane lines to demo…read moreany video game. This year I came as a PAX Enforcer for all four days of the convention. During the hours I was not working my five-hour shifts, I was permitted to freely roam. PAX has definitely changed since the pandemic. Tickets no longer sell out and the exhibitions are not as grand, but lines are much more reasonable. Plus with the completion of the new Summit building, the event was split between the two convention buildings instead of across multiple hotels in Downtown Seattle. Dividing the Expo Hall between Arch and Summit did cause participants inconvenience though. The Summit hosted the majority of the activities like console and tabletop freeplay, panels, and tournaments. The Annex also held a couple of sections. When not wandering around the Expo Halls, I spent the rest of the time in tabletop trying out board games. All in all, PAX is still a good opportunity for folks of shared interests to mingle, demo newly and to-be released games, and partake in trading or purchasing merchandise.

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    Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime - Tribes of the Wind Board Game in Tabletop Freeplay.

    Tribes of the Wind Board Game in Tabletop Freeplay.

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    HUB Games

    HUB Games

    4.5(6 reviews)
    6.9 miUniversity District
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    When I was looking for some indoor activities to get away from the rain I was pleasantly surprised…read moreto see that UW has bowling alleys on their campus! Not only do they have bowling but they also have board games, arcade games, and pool tables all for the enjoyment of students. I came here just for their bowling but it looked so fun I might just come back for their other activities. For bowling they allow you to play by the game or by the hour. They also allow you to book all 12 lanes for a private event. All of the prices are on their website and they were all pretty reasonable. They also have discounts for faculty, staff, and students. We played three games with two pairs of shoe rentals and the total came out to be about $30 with a UW staff discount. Our lane malfunctioned once but one of the workers was swift in helping us resolve the problem so we could continue having our fun. The facilities were pretty clean and overall we both had a great time. Most people were students but even as a visitor I still felt welcomed. It made me feel old being in the college atmosphere around all these youngins but at the same time I felt like I looked like them and probably could've fit right in. One thing that made me feel old though: the worker at the front asked for my ID and my mind defaulted to my driver's license and the worker replied, "Oh, I meant your student ID." Ouch.

    This place is amazing! Went on a Saturday afternoon , the crowd was perfect. We were able to bowl…read moreand play arcade games all evening.

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    HUB Games - Bowling alley on campus in the hub building

    Bowling alley on campus in the hub building

    HUB Games - The party room is available to rent or a variety of activities!

    The party room is available to rent or a variety of activities!

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