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    Miniboss

    4.2 (476 reviews)
    ModerateBars, Arcades
    Closed 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
    Updated a few days ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Classy
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Hannah C.

    The perfect spot for a night out! It's such a unique concept, with vintage arcade games scattered throughout the bar. There were also large screens projecting video games, which added to the arcade theme. I've never been to a bar like this one in the Bay Area. I visited on a Friday night, and it was absolutely packed. However, the space is pretty big, so there were still available tables to sit down at and open games waiting to be played. There was also no line outside to get in. The drinks were delicious and fun. They were playing fun music, which added to the lively and boisterous atmosphere. Everyone was here with their group of friends, laughing and catching up. I'd definitely visit again for the drinks, games, and general ambiance.

    Rona S.

    I am surprised it took me this long to review this place. This is probably one of my favorite bars in San Jose. I usually bring people that are visiting here so they can experience it too. I love going during holidays season when the place is decorated and drinks are the special holiday drinks but the off season is good too. This place usually gets packed as the night progresses so we like going here when it's a bit early to get to play games and get drinks and food faster. Plenty of arcade games everywhere, they also has a tiki bar by the pinball machines by the kitchen. Food was okay but drinks are very good. A lot to do and super fun for everyone.

    Sammi L.

    Miniboss is one of our favorite date night spots in SJ! We first came in on a Saturday night around 9:30. It was decently full, but we didn't have a problem ordering drinks or playing games. Staff are friendly, and we were served quickly. The cocktails and the games are a highlight for sure. We usually find ourselves back at Miniboss after a weekend dinner in San Pedro area. Certain nights - like Halloween weekend - can get very packed. Recommend parking in any of the structures around San Pedro Square area and walking over. Compared to some SF barcades I've been to, Miniboss is well organized, clean, and fun. We always have a blast playing games like Street Fighter, TMNT, and pinball. Sometimes you have to wait to play, but people are generally friendly and will let you take your turn shortly after them. All in all, one of our go-to spots!

    Gin based cocktail
    Nina L.

    Fun arcade bar in downtown San Jose. Been coming here around the time it opened before the pandemic. The food has changed since and I miss the dan dan noodles. Bring quarters if you want to play. There's also an ATM and a change machine. The cocktails are always creative and video game themed. Bartenders are friendly and fast.

    Negroni Week 2025 special - Shakunetsu - aged rum, bitter aperitivo, manzanilla sherry, banana
    Kaho L.

    Love this arcade bar in DTSJ! Very fun theme, decor, and games (especially on Freeplay Thursdays). But they have seriously well made and creative drinks to go along with that. They switch up their menus often, especially for special occasions like Halloween and Christmas. Another surprising thing is how good their food is. Don't sleep on their cozy Tonkotsu Ramen, perfect after a long night out of drinking. Fast and friendly bartenders too, it's not easy to handle such a huge volume of orders!

    Mushrooms and truffle pizza
    Joseph C.

    Love their pizza at mini-boss and decided to try the mushroom and truffle pizza, which wasnt my favorite of their assortment but still good nonetheless. The fries are also really good! Order via scan a qr code and pick up at window.

    don't play this game "Stranger Things"
    Coral T.

    [Full disclosure, there's prostitution at this Bar. Which the FBI should investigate] Other than that, the staff, drinks, and food were fantastic. Love it, just all rainbows, glitter, and bubbles! Free play on Thursday's with Happy Hour, can't go wrong!

    Julia R.

    One thing about me is I love a good barcade. We were out in San Jose on a Wednesday night looking for something fun to do, and everything was either closed or completely empty--except Miniboss! The vibes here were high, there were lots of arcade games, and plenty of seating. They had some great specials going on for pizzas and select cocktails, which was a nice surprise. The bartenders were friendly and helpful. I ordered the Starbound Bloom with Shochu and condensed milk--it had an interesting flavor, but still tasted good! Only thing is it was like 75% ice, which was kind of a bummer. Overall, such a cool spot--great for a date night or a fun night out with friends!

    Chili fries
    Ethan W.

    Fun arcade bar with creative, changing cocktail menu and super tasty food! The vibe feels neon / cyber punk themed and they have coin operated games from oldies like pac man all the way to pinball. I appreciate how the menu seems to rotate through different themes. This time they had a Nintendo games theme with several Asian inspired flavors. The drinks seem to run on the stronger side in the rum / soju-wine cocktails I tried. The food is actually really good here. The fries are a good portion size for the price and are shareable amongst friends. Their fries are nice and crispy and have a thick enough shell to maintain firm texture and avoid being soggy when drenched in sauce. Flavors are great too - chili cheese fries had a good ratio of chili sauce to sour cream.

    Gf night
    Kristina K.

    This bar is so fun especially around Christmas time!!! It's decorated so fun for the holidays and they have holiday themed drinks in fun cups!! I went on a Friday night and surprisingly wasn't too crowded around 8. Service was fast and drinks were tasty!! There are arcade games to play as well as food to eat. Such a fun atmosphere!!

    "Smells like teen spirit," "Pineapple Express," and "We be jammin" shooters
    Lisa N.

    A must visit bar located in dtsj. From the atmosphere, drink selection, service, and arcade games, this place is awesome. Overall a great place for drinks with friends. My friends and I ordered the "Smells like teen spirit," "pineapple press" & $10 "we be jammin'" shooters. The drinks were sooo good! What a fun night out. Will definitely be back.

    Jurassic Park!!!
    Ashley V.

    Mini boss does it again! This time with their Halloween theme! Drinks are still so delicious and have high standards. Service is quick at the bar and women's restroom never has a line!

    Michelle V.

    Such a cool place that I did not know existed. Driven passed may times & had no idea what was behind those doors. Its basically an arcade with a bar. It was a Miracle Events take over, so it was decked out for Christmas. Only had 1 festive drink this time. Will be back to try more & play a game or two.

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    Expensive, but a pretty cool little spot. 5 out of 7 I recommend stopping by if you're in the mood to grab a drink and play some games.

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    This place is a rip-off. Dont ever go here. They over charged me. And are liars when it comes to their bartneders

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    Crowded, over priced, and the age range is overwhelmingly millennial. Most of the games just steal your coins and don't let you play.

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    This place is fun if you like arcade games!! But where it is located... It is so sketchy and scary so PLEASE BE IN A BIG GROUP SETTING!!!!

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    Ask the Community - Miniboss

    Are kids allowed in? As of 7/17/2025...

    Sundays 12pm-10pm are family days open all ages. They posted it on instagram a couple weeks ago

    Do the machines still take quarters? Double-checking that they haven't switched to some proprietary token or card thing.

    Yes, this is the BEST part! Still take quarters like in the 90s/00s. You can get smaller bills from the bartenders.

    Can people who are under 21 come inside if they're with a larger group?

    unfortunately not

    Where do you park?

    There is no designated parking lot. You can park in the nearby garages or lots. There is also street parking.

    Is the restraunt side temporary closed or permanently closed?

    Permanently closed; it's now part of the bar with pinball machines. Some food is still served but it's mostly snacks

    Is there cover charge?

    There is no cover charge

    Do I have to bring my own quarters or is this coin op?

    There's a coin machine

    Is vax status required / checked for entry?

    yes

    Do they have a DJ and dance floor?

    No, it's not really that kind of bar.. there's plenty of designated seating

    Do they have happy hour or any weekly specials? If so, when/what time?

    yes, happy hour is Mon-Fri 5-7pm and Wednesday is free play night for the games!

    How many Pinball Tables do they have and which ones are they?

    They have 8 pinball tables. Star Wars, Dead Pool, Attack from Mars, Lord of the Rings, AC/DC, Midfield Madness, and Theater of Madness

    Do they validate parking at any of the nearby garages?

    Parking is free on the street after 6pm every day. Parking garages are no more than $10 bucks for 3-4 hours. Very cheap to park downtown.

    Are kids allowed?

    Kids are only allowed on their restaurant side (SuperGood). They also have a handful of arcades on that side.

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    We enjoyed going to mini boss because there is no line and a bunch of pinball and arcade games all for $.

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    5.6 mi
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    Sometimes the best part of an experience isn't just the games - it's the people…read more Our group of seven walked into Dave & Buster's Milpitas 07/04/2026 expecting a fun night, but we were completely surprised when a group that had already finished playing gifted us seven unlimited game cards - one for each of us. That simple act of kindness instantly made our day. The staff greeted us with genuine warmth, and the positive atmosphere made the entire visit even more enjoyable. We spent hours competing with each other like we were kids again, laughing nonstop and making memories we'll be talking about for a long time. I also have to give a shoutout to my bestie Amy, who was somehow good at every single game. I started the night feeling confident... and ended it just a little jealous. Okay, maybe very jealous. To keep the good vibes going, we decided to pay it forward. Before leaving, we passed those unlimited game cards along to other kids and guests so they could enjoy the same unexpected surprise we received. Kindness is contagious, and this place reminded us of that. Great staff, great atmosphere, and an unforgettable night. We'll absolutely be back. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful gratitude!

    Not sure why there are such low reviews, it's been awhile since I've been here and lots has…read moreimproved. We came here for games on a Sunday and all the games were half off points. So you get more play for your buck! Pretty much all of the games were working and there were so many! We didn't eat here but we did order drinks and they were great. Service was fast and friendly. They also greet you very enthusiastically! Overall, such a fun environment to hang out in. It was pretty clean too!

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    Miniboss - bars - Updated July 2026

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