As a fan of both arcades and bars this combo nailed it! I just really like the divey vibe and the…read moreold school selection of games. Really think this place deserves a higher rating. If you like barcades definitely check this one out!

Awesome little retro arcade! Drinks and slushies are fun (sweeeet) and the staff were helpful,…read moreespecially when we wanted to buy a tshirt and couldn't find the size we needed. Tokens are a pretty good value (i got them with a drink for a discount) We wouldn't spend more than an hour or 2 though because the game selection is smaller at the location we went to, but it's a good pitstop to meet with friends!

This was a cute little stop in Arvada! Our friends had come here on a previous trip and said we had…read moreto go play NBA Jam here haha. They have a lineup of fun classic arcade games in the front area near the bar, and then there's a larger space with pinball and other arcade games in the back. The ambiance is great with fun wall art, moody lighting, and dark interior. They have cocktails, mocktails/NA options, and food available as well. The bartender was kind and even gave us some tokens another guest had left behind! Games aren't cheap - about $1 per person per play - but I suppose that's what they run these days. We played: NBA Jam Big Buck Hunter Pacman 4-player Guitar Hero Arcade and a few others! Fun with a small group or solo for a few drinks with an activity.

Here getting some drinks both NA and boozie with Ryan. I love places that have options for both :)…read moreI also love Rocky Mountain soda and I was pleased to see that on the menu. We dipped in here because it's so crazy hot out at the farmers market. Highly recommend popping in here for a snack a drink and playing some arcade games. There's even a room in the back with more games so don't miss that. People working here are super kind and fun. Everything's clean and bright artsy and fun!

My 10 year old loved it! Friendly staff, and a good…read moreassortment of games. Highly recommended

I'm sure hard core fans or gamers wouldn't mind because the whole atmosphere must be very…read morenostalgic. But to me, the place is a bit too dark and would be better if sanitizer is available every few stations.

Been here 3 times. Ryan was very fun & helped us with getting on more course in. Thank you Ryan!read more

I only had a beer here, but it was pretty easy to get served at the bar, and the blue moon was $7…read more The game play was awesome! It took us a little longer than 30 minutes to get through 9 holes, but for $14 a game it was nice to get a taste of what it was like. I would absolutely return, and plan to take advantage of their $25 play all day deal, and also their happy hour. This is not your usual putt putt place. Everything is electronic, and your ball has a microchip in it, so it tracks your score. This was awesome for me, as sometimes it didn't record my strokes and gave me a slight advantage, although I still lost. There are screens that tell you what to do, and hazards or super tubes that if you have decent aim, can benefit you greatly. Our favorite was the pac man and Tetris themed holes. They also had a skeeball hole that was fun as well. This is great for a date night- I will be back for sure!

This place is so chaotic in a fun way! Drinks are decent and fun games to play!! Just busy enoughread more

TL;DR: This one-star rating is entirely due to their bartender, Christian -- a belligerent,…read moreintoxicated bully who seemed to be looking for a fight with customers. Here's what happened: I came in last night with a group of friends and had a Monster Energy drink in my front pocket. It wasn't taken at the door, so I forgot about it until I noticed it while playing at the beer pong table. I cracked it open without thinking much of it. Christian came around bussing glasses and took the Monster from me. I assumed it was a mistake at first, but he told me I couldn't have it inside -- fair enough. I asked if I could take it outside or leave it somewhere. He said he'd hold it behind the bar for me to pick up when I left. That seemed reasonable, and I thanked him. When I came to grab it on my way out, he tossed it in the trash instead. When I asked why, he pulled it back out and slowly poured it into the trash, yelling that I wasn't supposed to have it in there and accusing me of sneaking it in. The whole thing felt like he was trying to provoke me into a confrontation. It was humiliating -- not just for me, but honestly for the bar too, especially in front of a crowd. There are so many better ways this situation could have been handled. It's unfortunate, because the rest of the staff were friendly and professional, and I genuinely like the arcade bar itself. To ownership: Please take note -- this employee needs support, training, or possibly a different role that doesn't involve direct customer interaction.

We went to Lucky Strike for a family night and it was actually such a good time. Our waitress…read moreMariah went to high school with my boyfriend and she was literally the best. Super chill, super sweet, and just made everything easy. She kept checking on us without being annoying, had the best attitude, and you can tell she just knows how to take care of her tables. The whole night ran smooth and we didn't have to worry about anything. If you go to Lucky Strike, ask for Mariah. She's that girl. We'll definitely be back because of her. Amazing food, great views, I recommend the whole experience for a family night out and downtown vibes.

Discovered this place through Groupon and only went to the bar and arcade portion. The service at…read morethe bar was attentive a the drinks are fun! It was nice to have that around while we were using the Groupon goodies on the arcade. As for the arcade I'm glad we didn't pay full price because half of the games we played were super outdated and we were scammed with a few games. One ice hockey table didnt even have a puck after we paid for it, another game didn't give us tickets, and the fast and furious game glitched so bad that despite it being a 2 player game I ended up having zero cars on my screen besides my own while my boyfriend had a regular game until it froze at the end so I ended up winning. Talk about an emphasis on the furious in fast and furious! Some of the classic games were fun though but it's an absolute gamble when you choose which game to try.

We reserved an 8:30pm and arrived 10 minutes before. My headset was working just fine, when I first…read morefinished the tutorial I had to wait a good minute before I was finally helped move to the next stage because our attendant was in deep conversation with the guests from earlier. My partners headset didn't work almost the entire time we were there and I ended up just letting him use mine. We were given extra time to ply for the inconvenience but it didn't really matter since we weren't able to play with each other because the ONE game he kept trying to get us to play so we could do it against each other, wasn't working. We are visiting from VA but do not recommend this place.

We had a great time and the manager was super nice. He was helpful and made sure we had a great…read moreexperience. Wish we had a place like this near home!

Chill arcade bar with plenty of games and a decent selection of drinks. They're pretty thorough on…read moreID (both checking and required to give up when opening a tab). Place itself is quite big with plenty of classics and pin ball but also some newer games such a time crisis 5, walking dead, and Mario kart. There's also basketball and skeeballas well. They do have the punch strength game but oddly enough that is only money vs their own tokens they have you buy to play. If you want to buy tokens with card, need to buy at least $20 worth. Almost all games were functional which was great. Place is clean enough for a colfax arcade bar. Outdoor area available with Jenna too.

The biggest issue is not repairing the games or getting them in good working order. There's often…read moresomething wrong with the paddles/joysticks whatever you want to call them. The basketball hoops game was a joke, too. The scores weren't near accurate. And rotating new/more games in, I wish they'd do more of that. I'm SO SAD they took out the one Bubble Bobble game they had when I first moved to Denver. That is my favorite game. It did, however, break every time I played it to a certain level which was frustrating AF. I don't know if that's why it got removed. Hard to imagine it was unfixable, but I guess that does happen. I HATE the Mario Bros they have!!! The joystick does not work! The little guy just won't go! Ugh. Get rid of it or fix it. That's all. They do have different drink specials throughout the week, which is good. And the location is in an accessible, close to downtown spot. This still is better than the other city location in LoDo, cause of the layout. It's less like a dungeon and bigger. Lots of pinball (not my jam) and some skeeball which is so fun but goes so fast! Note that NO KIDS are allowed at this location at all. The LoDo allows them at certain times of the day.

We had a date night at Dave & Busters and came to play games!…read more We purchased a smaller gaming package and we still were able to get several games in for an hour or so of play. There were a lot of fun game options for the night and the crowd was fun. The only downfall is that several of the games were broke or malfunctioned. However the attendances were very responsive and gave us back our money for the play.

I have been coming to D&B since it opened. I have enjoyed playing the ticket games over the years…read morebut most of the games I have mastered are gone. I have accumulated over 52k in tickets, so probably enough to get a coffee mug and vampire teeth for all 600+ Yelptastic friends. :) My latest game is the Wizard of Oz, which is one of those coin pushing games where it always appears that 50 coins are hanging on for dear life! I have completed a few sets of the cards and have 3 more sets that are missing Dorthy and the Wicked Witch! lol The other games are fun as well: Deal or no Deal, Wheel of Fortune, pop-shot, giant Pac Man. I just remembered a crazy night after an Avalanche win spending like 40k tickets on a 6ft Tweedy Bird and putting it in the backseat of a convertible Saab. Random, I know. I think we left it at Breakfast King, which is gone now. D&B also has good food and a few different areas to catch the big game on medium sized screens to ginormous sized screens. A big bonus is that a movie theater is right next door if you still have energy. I do miss the pool tables from many years ago but if they are not profitable then C'est-la-vie! The only bad part is that the parking is confusing. There's some parking near D&B but if that is full you may need to use the garage. Hopefully, you enjoy it too!

This is one of the coolest interactive experiences I've ever had!…read more My husband planned an epic surprise birthday trip for me in Denver. This is definitely at the top of my list. We spent a good 2 hours here, walking around, enjoying the art exhibits, trippy decor, awesome performances. I have two big tips for those who plan on visiting; buy your tickets ahead of time online AND be prepared to pay for parking in addition to admission. There's a parking lot out front, it cost $15 for the entire day. I know there are other meow wolfs in different cities, now I want to visit them all!

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Everything one loves about a Meow Wolf experience…read more I was excited to check out another Meow Wolf after my first experience with the one in Vegas. While the utter surprise factor wasn't there that I got with my first time, some familiarity with the concept might have actually made me more attentive to what was going on. All the Meow Wolfs are different, and the idea behind Denver's is that you're at some kind of an intergalactic space station and you're visiting another planet. You start off in a "downtown" sort of area, with shops and restaurants that feel familiar at first glance, but then you start to notice the strange writing and other things that are slightly off. From there, as your explorations take you deeper into the complex, things start to get really weird and fantastical. I won't talk any more about the details; the fun is in your own discovery. The most amazing thing to me about Meow Wolfs is all the handcrafted artistry that goes into the exhibitions. It started out as a scrappy, DIY-esque art project, and I was glad to see that some of that original spirit still shone through. It's a diverting way to while away 3-4 hours. They also do have a cafe (which I didn't try) and a large gift store with all kinds of fun items.