Pretty solid arcade in NJ. If you don't need ticket or sports games, I'd say this is the better choice! Price seems to be super reasonable too. I'm a fan of their Pump It Up dance machine and price is super fair here. Also not sure who got the S score in Chicken Wing, but that's crazy. Only complaint is that every machine here seems to be at absolute max volume. You can hear bullets shooting from the other side. read more

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It's a cool place, games for adults & kids. Also pool tables which Is lit. I came here a few times and I recommend this for a night of games and fun. You gotta place a lot of games to get enough tickets though. read more

Can I get a re-rack?! I was disappointed on this one as I was excited to have an arcade nearby and was looking forward to this place. Unfortunately, for my time spent there, it was less than spectacular. Now I will say this, if you have a small child under 5 years of age, you'll be fine as they probably won't notice any issues, but for me, it seemed like game after game just didn't work well or only allowed for one person to play. It seemed like the only thing that worked was the employees running around the entire time trying to prevent complete chaos. As you walk in, you'll be greeted by a few ounce houses in a fenced off area for smaller children with some items of food and what not available for purchase. They even have a prize selection area and you'll have to transfer your cash into tokens, not a quarter system. As we wandered around and tried a few games, we came into issues where the second player controllers just didn't work or wouldn't let us play team games. Air hockey was almost difficult as most the vents didn't seem to push any air through, so you really had to force it and sometimes the puck would just die in the middle. Noticeably a good amount of games were completely out of service and they have an entire back wall behind the working games of older games that I could only assume need repair. The few pool tables they have were full, so we didn't get a chance to get on them and if you want to use the restrooms, you have to get a key on a block of wood, then hope the water even works as the faucets had no running water when we were there. We went on a Sunday, so it was fairly crowded there, which I guess means at least the children enjoy themselves while they're their, which is good. Though working faucets with that many children and germs in a small place should be top of mind for them to repair, especially if you have food services. read more

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This arcade was entertaining to to play at back then when they actually had working games but, over the years this place seems to have been decreasing down hill. Their arcade games are very limited and some out of order. The little toys for the tokens are cheap plastics one that can be found in any 99 cents store. I would recommend that you go try out the games and see for yourselves. The actual arcade itself is split into two parts and the front area contains the very few arcade games. The the back is all the games you play that don't give out tokens. The back of the arcade is pretty chill and fun most of the times but a lot of times arcade machines are so run down that it needs constant staff patrols to keeps on fixing the machine. This place used to be a popular arcade full of people but now it seems like the owner has kinda given up on it. I would recommend not spending too much money here especially since they have the new token cards to swipe. I just hope that this run down place get back on its feet again because a lot of fun childhood memories of mine were made here. read more

Okay, I don't like to leave these kind of reviews, but this is a place for children and some of the things going on we're not okay. First I'll go into the actual "arcade" part of the review. I was able to easily navigate to the machine to purchase the cards used as payment for the games. My 8 year old and I walked a little further into the dark main arcade. About 40% of the games were unplugged. The games that were plugged in had issues. We kept having to get help with tickets not being issued or credits being taken repeatedly. It was annoying... up to that point. Now is the part where I start seeing what's going on and I should've just took my son and left. Being only 8, he still hadn't realized and was still hopeful. Besides, some of the games worked and it was an arcade. My son needed to use the restroom. I eyed the situation before I'd tell him to go or that he'd come with me. Remember- its pretty dark in this place. I noticed there was a man "sleeping" on the chair that was outside of the bathroom. We walked closer and stopped in our tracks. The guy I had thought was sleeping was an employee. He was sort of sleeping. There was no chair. I prayed my son would not start asking me what the guy was doing, because there was no answer I could think of that would be believable in any way. Judge me if you want, but I didn't plan on having a talk about what drugs are and what they do to people. I planned on a fun time for for my son and I. Anyways, clearly I had him come into the ladies room with me. All parents should know when there's a public restroom that's so dirty, all you say to your child is, "Don't touch anything"... Yes, it was that bad. At this point, calling over the same employee who wasn't high as the Empire State Building was getting old. My son wanted an ice cream before we departed forever. I felt badly the day had not gone as expected, and the ice cream was completely wrapped and sealed. I wish we would've left. We sat down at a table in the front of the place so he could eat. Right away, I noticed a small child sitting with a woman who was too old to be the mother. Maybe a grandmother? But that's irrelevant. What was relevant, is this woman was doing the same nod as the man by the restrooms! I sat watching in disbelief. It took everything in me to not say something to this woman. I was so angry this was going on right in front of the whole world to see. I hope this long and rambling review will make you question if this establishment is the place you want to bring your kids. I will NEVER bring my son back there. I understand drug addicts are sick and suffering individuals. It is my strong opinion that drugs should not be used at any workplace and intoxicated employees not be permitted to work around children. No exceptions. This was a disaster that left me feeling upset for days. read more

For all you DDR fans out there, this is the place to be! With sturdy handrails and affordable prices, my friends and I had a great time. We racked. We rolled. I'm only taking away one star because the website/Yelp page said it closes at midnight (its a Saturday!) and when we arrived at 10:55, they were already closed. The guy was super nice and let us each play a round but we wish we had more time! I will be back. Thanks, Rack and Roll Family Fun Center! read more

Nice Place for the kiddies... Billiards are great for the manly men... Need more pinball machines... Some of the arcade machine need repairs. read more

This is a reasonably priced spot. Great fun for kids. Staff couldn't be nicer. Johnathon was especially kind and helpful. I didn't try food but it looked good. Cupcakes are even homemade! read more

Had an amazing and fun time at rack and roll with family and friends! They have classic games that are good for teenagers and for younger kids. I would highly recommend coming to rack and roll if you have kids from ages 5 to 17. read more