this is only for the claw machines --- total rip off!!! ambiance was inviting, the place was clean. we did not order any food but there was a bar serving cocktails. read more

Here with the kids! The place is clean and there's also a worker that goes around cleaning the machine which is nice to see unlike DB.. Tried to ordered some burgers and they ran out of it since opening day. Kinda disappointed since we were so hungry. Ice cream cone or cup are only 99 cents. Burgers only are $6-$9. The cashier was really nice and polite which is a big plus. Lots of people but not as crazy as opening day. Clawed machines are pretty much rigged as always but u can still win(hopefully). The kids did win 6(couple small and 4 medium/lg) in 2 and half hours there. They also played a bunch of other games as well. Glad they opened here in SF.. We always go to Milpitas but we definitely like this place a lot better. We'll be back again. Update 11/20th.. We tried the burgers and they weren't that good. Over cooked, dried and no flavor. The fries was good. My kids wanted to try out the ramen but they didn't have it. They didn't have the specialty drinks either. Ridiculous!! As I said before, the workers are really nice there. Bad part was there was only one guy cooking everything. There were 7-8 people ordering including us so waiting time was at least 15-30 minutes depending what you're ordering. read more

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The vibe here is ... gross. Ultra low effort. We've been here four times and every visit is worse. 1) Cleanliness. The place is disgusting. Bathroom is trashed, staff don't clean it. Literal poop and vomit (?) everywhere. 2) Food. The kitchen was closed every single time we visited, no matter what time of day. They always say the same thing - the oven and the fryer are down, can't cook food. On this final visit, they served my kid an ice cream cone, but it was just a cone full of goopy lukewarm ice cream soup (is the freezer broken too?) The soda fountains gave weird, watered down soda like everything was running low on syrup. I thought maybe it was just the coke, but every drink at the fountain did this. The food area was also out of napkins, straws, and utensils. I asked the girls behind the food counter for napkins, and they just stared at me, so then I walked over to the bar and asked the bartender for napkins (because the bar was the only food and drink area that seemed operational), and he told me to go get them myself (?wtf - I can see them behind the bar, that's why I asked you?)) 3) The Games. The claw machines are awful. They pick up an item and then just let it go. We all know these things are rigged, but most places have them programmed for at least an occasional pay out. We've spent over $300 on claw machines (between several visits) and got nothing! For comparison, we get 3-4 decent prizes every time we do claw machines at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. Summary: Gross vibes. Low effort, passive aggressive adolescent staff. Nonfunctional games. 0/10, won't go again. read more

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I've been to Round 1 in San Jose. It's nice that they opened Round 1 at Stonestown shopping mall. However, the limited availability of only two Express machines for purchasing and reloading playing cards was a major drawback. Despite spending $35, I couldn't win any stuffed animals. Round 1 primarily revolves around claw machines, which are the main draw to win stuffed animals. Although the stuffed animals may not be the most thrilling prizes, they are still endearing and enjoyable to collect. There are two express machines to purchase or reload play cards, which always leads to a long line. read more

Round1 - Arcades Near Me - San Francisco, California

View this as an upper 3 stars. I have not experienced the bowling, billards or karaoke here, but I feel like they're not the best value. Round1 is a lot of fun if you like modern arcades, and more worth it depending how weeby you are and how much you like kawaii things. The Japanese rhythm game selection is the highlight and best reason to go here. If you're interested in redemption games, Dave and Buster's is superior for value. Round1's credit packages are not as good a deal, their games cost slightly more credits, no half price day, and even the same games will be configured to be harder or less lucky, and award fewer tickets. A good prize room however. This is also a smaller Round1 location. Another factor in only 3 stars vs 4 is the fact that they recently got rid of a bunch of redemption games (especially lower price point ones) to make way for a Gachapon section. Some may consider this a plus however. The food is more basic American bar food that D&B, plus what I imagine to be the Japanese equivalent, which may be a plus. Plant-based options slightly better than D&B due to the bao buns. There used to also be edemame, but they sadly got rid of it. Ice cream is only $.99 (no plant based option) and an impressive value. Bar and food service is okay in my experience. If you have a rewards account, be prepared to present your rewards app if you add credits outside of the app in order to receive your bonus credits. Overall, not a bad place, but also not a great value place with some noticeable flaws. read more

Extremely rude manager. The women manager at the cashier ignored us after we politely said Hello and waited there for nearly 5 minutes?? other employees are friendly but I left because of the manager attitude. read more

I've found most of the employees to be nice at this location. 15 min from my house, so that's awesome. Cute plushies, of course. Had fast luck with some machines and painful experiences with others. Been here around 10 times. Never tried the food or bar. Bowling here is fun! So glad SF has this place! read more

They should place markers on how far back and to the right/left the claw can go in the smaller claw machines. Some claws drop only to tilt sideways onto the target and at times the. LAN never reaches as far back as it should but borders on dropping into the chute at its farthest back. It seems like there is less of a payout compared to the early days when gamers had armful of plushies. read more

This place was a fun place to check out for several hours. The ambiance sort of felt like a 90s themed entertainment center. I wasn't a fan of that. For those who don't know, Round 1 is a Japanese chain. Having been to Japan's Claw Machine/Arcade spots, this sort of felt like a shell of what it was supposed to have been. It needed more energy, music, better choice in carpet, and kawaii chic. I've noticed a lot of people said the claw machines are rigged. Well, duh. People don't play a claw machine and expect a win. That being said, there are plenty of arcade games, the fun modern quality ones. 60% of the floor are varieties of claw machines with prizes that would make your eyeballs pop out your head if you like Anime or video games. There was a food court and full bar, which I very much appreciated very much. You have to flag down the workers several times to reset the machines sometimes if the prize goes to a weird area of the machine. I think they were a bit understaffed the day I visited. Because it's in Stonetown, there were armed security with a metal detector wand starting their shift at night. I didn't feel unsafe at any point but a safety precautions I appreciate. Would come back here again! read more

tl;dr: ymmv. This location is in a popular mall next to a college so yes, it'll get crowded. They never staff properly here so expect terrible customer service when it's busy (weekends after 12, afternoons after 3PM, school holidays). All the video game machine temps + air conditioning set at 70 degrees plus = take off your outer layers and leave them in the car before you walk in here. Food: terrible for the price. All heat 'n eat. The staff working the food are the same staff at the counters, and the ones helping you at the crane games. So obviously not the best food (I'm serious - Sun noodle pour water over a bowl of noods, throw some potstickers and takoyaki in the fryer, scoop an anemic scoop of 99 cent ice cream). Your best bet is to go to the mall to eat, then come back. Bar: Again, same folks who make your food and arrange the prizes in the claw machines make your cocktail, so don't expect miracles here. Getting tequila with soda water and a lime was like that DMV scene in Zootopia, with the sloths - I was screaming internally and paid $20 for the privilege. Best practice here is to stick to the specials (water beer and water moscow mules). Prices for standard cocktails also at least $3 higher than ANYWHERE at West Portal. Avoid. Bowling, karaoke: customer service, wait time, and pricing depends on the time of day. Pretty good to terribad. Arcade: Claw machines: Payouts for this chain in general are really bad. Regarding claw machines - if you think of these as slot machines, with a payout (as far as I can tell, around 20 card swipes) if you've sunk enough money into it, give it a couple more tries! Know that you'll get a "stronger" claw grip at that point to get a better chance at grabbing a prize. If you miss that stronger claw, then oh well, you gotta sink another 20 swipes. You'll know when you get the stronger claw when the prize actually goes a couple inches or so towards the hole. Not a scam if you think of it this way - basic physics (if you manage to get a stronger grab). Claw game Pro tip: Like slot machines, know when to walk away, if you're out $50 and you really want a prize? In most cases all non - R1 exclusive prizes in the big machines are $25 or so on Amazon (the figures especially!). Claw game Pro tip 2: If you can find an employee, they're fine with adjusting a prize to a better spot, but this location is not as helpful as the ones in SoCal. Claw game Pro tip 3: Avoid the smaller claw machines, Terrible Payout, there is no "stronger" claw grab for these. Token machines: (Castlevania, Spongebob, DC, etc) are the true money sucks; ticket payout is AWFUL. Rhythm / driving / shooting / fighting games: Great selection - they've got the Konami classics (DDR, Beatmania, etc), and a bunch of sweet driving games (Mario Kart, Initial D, etc). This is where R1 truly excels over Dave & Buster's - they've got the Japanese arcade games that D&B is missing. Fighting games closer to the bowling area. Note that some of the Bemani games will require an additional card purchase to be able to save your progress. read more

Great to have a R1 opening in SF. Winning claw games isn't easy and yes, it is loud here and can be overstimulating so as long as that expectation is set from the start, you will have a great time here. The other R1 locations are in less desirable malls so great to see one at Stonestown. There needs to be more employees working the cashier, bowling and food court. The lines were long. It could be the holidays and the place being so new but it was packed. The 99 cent ice cream is a plus! There are Japanese food options that other R1s don't have but I didn't try any of them. Welcome R1 to SF Stonestown. It's been years in the making. read more

Update on Our Round1 Stonestown Experience - Ongoing Mistreatment and Silence from Management After I posted my initial review, Assistant General Manager Joseph Zeigler reached out -- but he confused our complaint with a completely different game, didn't offer any resolution, and ignored the photos I provided as proof. I followed up respectfully, but no one -- not Joseph, not the GM, not the District GM -- has responded since. We've now escalated this to Round1's corporate leadership in hopes of finally receiving a fair resolution. But after this experience, we will not return to this location -- and we want others to know how seriously this company has failed to take responsibility. read more

Round1 - Arcades Near Me - San Francisco, California

Super glad that Round1 opened in SF instead of needing to commute to SJ or East Bay! I really liked how spacious it is compared to the other locations - there seems to be a limited amount of games vs cranes though. There are plenty of claw machines but the only downside is that because there are so many, it seems that they don't have enough varieties of stuffed animals/anime figurines, because some cranes had the same items. There are certain aisles of the cranes that get really packed, especially the smaller cranes. It seems that it's a lot easier to win from these cranes vs the other locations that I've been to. Compared to the other locations as well, it's easy to find a staff member when you do win and it seems like the stuffed animals are always replaced whenever someone wins. Parking is only garage parking, which is two floors below Target's entrance. read more

I have come here a handful of times and it's a great indoor activity when it's cold or wet outside and you don't want to be outside. I came here this weekend and the customer service was ok not outstanding or great. We went bowling and only had to wait 20 minutes for a lane we went to the bar before going to our lane when we checked in and paid for our bowling shoe rental and games. When we finally got our drinks the lane that we were assigned to was being used. I went to the person who was working there in the area and he said it was lane 7 we can use. There was a long wait for our drinks and it's one drink per ID. So, if you have fore than one person who wants a drink everyone has to be there and show ID. After the bowling we went to the desk to purchase credits for games and the sign said that it was unlimited games for an hour. When I get there the person said that the games only 5 of them worked for the deal. So I purchased $30 which is 130 credits. When my nephew wanted to redeem the points the customer service was the worst I experienced there was a dinosaur toy and it was labeled wrong and the manager said that they couldn't do anything it's what the system said not the sign. He didn't seem to care and could care less. read more

It is a fun place to play games. However there is room for improvement. Many of the games work and there are a few that don't but it's not a deal breaker since you can always find a game to play. I don't recommend using the app to reload the gaming card. There was a time we used it and it didn't reflect the money we spent. It was a headache because the company would not reimburse me and I had to put in a dispute with my credit card company. The food court area is slow. There is only one cashier and maybe two employees working to make the food. My son refers to the claw games as legalized gambling. read more

Fun and a great time sink. Be careful to set a strict budget because you will spend way more than you thought you could! read more

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I'm glad this place opened up. Bout time SF has an arcade + bowling + billiards spot. Came here for bowling and I had to wait 1 hour and 25 minutes. Pretty cray. So you put your name down and they send you a text letting you know you're on the waitlist. Once it's your turn they will send you a second text letting you know that you have 10 minutes to check in at the counter to get shoes etc. I thought the bowling balls were really cute, clean, and colorful. They look like basketballs lol. It's also cool that you can watch sports on the screen while you bowl. They have workers bringing the balls back after you're done as well. I kind of wish the workers would wait until we're done bowling since they interrupted my flow. Also, I thought it was weird that we had to wait hella long to bowl since there were like 3 lanes open at the time. Also, played arcades to kill time and after 30 minutes I got bored since the games that only stood out to me were the bball games, ski ball, and air hockey. The basketballs are hella ratchet. Idk why almost all the balls look beat up and peeling off like they've only been open for 2 months too. As for the air hockey, the grip of the air hockey strikers weren't smooth when you hit the puck and the puck itself is hella small. Also for the games, sometimes the game card swipes and takes your credits without starting the game so watch out for that. It's kinda lame that they also charge you $2 for the game card itself. Overall I give this place a 3.8. read more

My family and I love coming here even if it is just for an hour. We load up the card and start with the claw machines which always has the best dolls to win. I like the challenges although the instructions could be clearer. It seems they need more attendants who specifically monitor the claw machines because sometimes we are in need to flagging stagg down and that can be difficult with Little ones who are overly excited that the won but want to move onto the next machine. The ticket_point games are pretty awesome too but please please bring your own wipes because there are sticky ones. My boys love the Minecraft game because they give you collectable cards that you can reuse (I recommend you keep them in a zip lock and make sure to bring them back). Recently my older son has found interest in the push coin games and learning the strategy to gain the mostfallen coins. The prizes are ok and you can find them elsewhere but it is always fun to save up and exchange them out. I dont recommend staying past 9pm as the older college student start entering. read more

they wanna remove my post from the public eye so we gonna POST IT AGAIN: When we walked into purchasing the room for 2 hours both me and my partner were not told that we had to keep the lights on. In the past there was no policy about dimming the lights and we've been to many locations of round 1. So we had an hour or a little bit over an hour with the lights dimmed also because the bright lights are so bright that it makes the screen a bit harsh. But, then my partner noticed the manager walking back & forth in front of our room and eventually i looked back too and he walked in. He then told us "This is your final warning or we will have to kick you guys out, the room lights need to be on at all times." We then looked confused like ?? what?? and I told him, "we were never told that we needed to keep the lights on" and he replies "well this is why it's your first and final warning to keep the lights on" and we said "okay" and he left after blasting them back on. The screen became sheer again if the background of the karaoke song was dark. The mood was totally killed after that because he could've approached it so much more nicely and said it was a new policy. We decided to leave after that despite having a full hour or a little bit less of it because that interaction ruined our whole experience. When getting my ID by we told someone there what happened and "Pat" the girl who gave us our box for karaoke stepped in and said "I told you guys over the counter" and me and partner both said no, because we didn't hear anything about it at all as we were both standing there. Then to top it off the manager who came in to turn on the lights was watching us have this conversation didn't say anything to try to step in but did stare at us the whole time and did go up to them (the people behind the counter) right after we left. Supposedly the new policy is because they caught someone smoking in one of the rooms, but that isn't anyone else fault or problem. Will not be coming back. It was fun until the management ruined it. DONT WASTE UR MONEY OR TIME HERE !!! read more

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Was asked to leave under the guise that my closed beverage was against the rules when there were many families around me with beverages from other retailers. I feel like this was discrimination as I was by myself and not with a child. Extremely disappointed and feel like I was discriminated against. Do not recommend. read more

Holy moly disorganized. We had a large group with the ultimate package that comes with unlimited food. But they ran out of dough so we didn't receive our minimum # of pizza pies until 15 before the party was supposed to end. No ketchup for fries. We had to ask for napkins, cups and eventually bussed a few items ourselves because it took too long. The ice cream order came when we were about to leave... the server forgot the flavors when we asked the options. Def don't recommend. read more

Customer service and more workers at food court. Food takes over an hour to come out and the pizza is raw. Wouldn't recommend from this experience hopefully they can fix it. read more

My review is solely based off customer service at the guest counter/game cards counter. I guess also for the help on the claw machines. So of course, claw machines is a dangerous place. You basically have to rely on payout to win anything because that's just how the machines are set to. Don't expect to come out with a lot unless you literally pay to win but hey, that's the name of the game. I've noticed the claws are stronger on weekdays like a Wednesday and weaker on weekends? Not sure if that's just me but it makes sense since they probably see a lot more players on weekends which = more money. Skill game wise, there's a lot of BS ones here. Prize wise, the plushies are nice and good quality. Now the main point of the review - the customer service. I have NO idea why there's barely anyone patrolling the floor to help with prizes and resetting machines to a better position. They have so many people just standing there doing nothing. One guy was just clicking a stapler. We were waiting for one guy to help the 2 people in front of us and he needed help from another person AND a manager. Like can nobody else open the register next to us? Then when it was finally our turn after about 10 mins, we tried to get a game for bowling. We were told 30 min wait. Why is there no computer telling us the wait time or that lanes are full?? We wouldn't have wasted the time. We then inquired about getting a physical black member card because one of our group members payed the $5 annual fee. Since we were in line for bowling, we asked them about the card. They told us we need to go next to them because they know more about the cards. So we go there and they told us we need to go to the bowling side to scan a QR code to get the physical cards. The manager said the guy will be able to help us. Sooooo back to that side. We talked to the guy and he had no idea what to do and had to ask the manager. The employees seemed LOST like it was their first day. They just kept talking on the radio to a manager that was 10 feet away. Like can you just come over and help the poor guy? None of these people seemed trained at all and just thrown onto the floor so it's not their fault. We also tried redeeming rewards with our reward points but apparently you gotta redeem it then have them scan the QR code to get it into your account. Why is there no machine for that? Why are we told to go to the BOWLING counter for that when that should be the game card counter? The only positive experience I've had here was when there was a worker named Kaya who would be going around cleaning and still help us retrieve our prizes. She even tells us "congratulations" which is a nice little thing. I gave an extra star because of her or else it would be 1 star. The other workers just get irritated because we call them while they're throwing cardboard boxes away or restocking machines. Like we don't want to bother you while you're busy but there is NOBODY else. There needs to be some kind of button to press to call someone to come to our machine. What if you're by yourself and you have to wait at the machine? You can't go out and find anyone or someone will take your win. read more

New arcade spot in San Francisco. Lots of claw machines to win stuffed animals and arcade games that earn you tickets. They also have a few billiards tables, a bowling alley, and even karaoke rooms! A fun spot to take your friends and family to. read more

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We were really excited to come check this place out. The staff is friendly and helpful in case a game does not work they get it to work. I did not like that there was a fee for the card but I guess this is standard and they do the same at other places. If you are a fan of claw machines this is the place for you. The stuffed animals and prizes in the claw machines are really cool. The staff is helpful they came right away to fix a game that was not working. I do plan to return with my kids and win prizes from the claw machines. read more

Round1 - Arcades Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've been visiting a few more times just to keep entertained, but it is an expensive habit, especially if you want to win a prize from the crane games. Some things haven't changed since my last review, such as the coin and marble skill games are still skimpy on the prize cards you collect for a jackpot. For example, I have two near complete sets for the Spongebob game, but there's hardly any cards on the field, and finding the rare one to complete the set is a nightmare; Dave and Busters are very generous on lots of cards on the field, and usually includes some more of the rare cards needed to finish the set. One new thing I noticed, before you start picking a claw machine to play, walk around to view all of them and the price to play. I found it quite unusual that two machines next to each other, with the same Rilakkuma prize, one was 14 credits, while the other was 9. Other machines, same prize, one had 14 credits, the other one in another section was at 11. Other items to note: Weekdays is much quieter and less busy when the kids are in school. It's also warm in there, like they need to push more air conditioning. read more

Plushies are cute. Great selection of various sizes. But claws are really, really loose. You'll see people walking around with some but chances are they've been there a while and spent a couple hundred dollars. Everything is new and shiny, but the prices are really high and be prepared to spend a lot. read more

Spent $50 in less than 1 hour on claw machines and ended up not one thing. The grip strength on those claws are all super weak. Sure, skill is involved but every single claw game I played, was about 15 games (small and large prizes), barely moved the stuffed animals. I also noticed not many people were holding prizes, which meant prizes across other patrons were few and far between. This place must need all the money they can make to pay for the lease, utilities, machines, and other bills. Walking into the place felt like a casino, which these games do have the same psychological effects of gambling. Other than blowing my money, the atmosphere is very family-friendly (during the day), and feels safe. read more

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Upon entering I was pleased with the amount of games available. Once we started playing the games, I noticed that a lot of games were out of order. My daughter played several claw games and did not win until someone working there moved around the items in one of the machines at our request. Game prices are on the higher end at this arcade. I also visited the snack bar. I was told about the $1 ice cream prior to my visit. To my surprise, the ice cream was not available even though they had a large sign advertising the $1 ice cream. Bummer! Then I noticed there were several items that were not available - more than half of their menu! We settled on a few of their available items - pizza, cheese sticks, tater tots - which were all pretty good. We would visit again, and hopefully these issues are resolved. read more

I'm surprised at the reviews complaining about the claw machines with pictures of multiple plushies in their possession!! When I visited it seemed like almost everyone had one. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of machines there were and I do think they are a lot more fair than some of the other round 1's I've been to. I went with 5 friends and we got a total of ~10 large plushies so we left pretty satisfied. read more

Round1 - Arcades Near Me - San Francisco, California

Ben and Michael was amazing! They went above and beyond in helping was to have a great nite out! Customer service at its best!

I hope Round 1 management team could see this. Please do train your staff to communicate with customers. They don't communicate or they don't understand basic customer service. I went to Karaoke service and the light was already dim when we got there. We proceed and start to have fun singing. All of a sudden, a guy wearing round 1 uniform with microphone on his chest just came into the room we already in. Didn't knock. Didn't tell us what he doing. Nothing totally. He turn on light all the way and one of my friend is standing close to him like what's up. He ignored. Didn't tell us nothing but he just used his microphone and said to the other party that He already warned us if we turn off the light again they would cut hours. Excuse me, we weren't informed about this. The staff didn't look at us but just walked away. That's totally rude. Communication is lacking. Where's the talk with customer who's already in the room. My whole companies felt dissatisfaction and disappointed at the same time, feeling we weren't told and informed. I hope they can fix this. Please look into your team how they are working?????? Hello!! read more

Employees put away our food pizza chicken and 2 tall glass of beer when we were playing arcades . I put a paper plate cover on the pizza and the chicken and put a napkin on top of the 2 glass of beers . When we came back after playing arcades . Our food was on a cart next to the trash bin with the food thrown in the trash . Looks like the employees though we left . I tried to complain but manager Andrea would not come out to talk to us . What a bad experience. We're not coming back here anymore . Imagine after playing the arcades and wanted to eat your food and coming back to a empty and cleaned out table . read more

Round1 - Arcades Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've given this place so many chances, and I've never really been happy with it. It's pretty pricey, and none of the claw machines ever pay out. The staff isn't that friendly, and their order kiosk has stuff that they apparently don't sell. I ordered ice cream on it (simple order,right?) well I guess not. It caused a huge production because I placed the order on the kiosk, and I guess they didn't get it? Had to reorder the entire thing, they weren't nice about it. I don't think it's worth the money read more

I typically LOVE round 1 arcades. I would drive to Hayward and SJ just to play the claw machines. I was super excited to come to this location since it is closer. But yikes. This location has a good amount of machines but the pay out is HORRENDOUS. The claw barely grips. Usually i can win at least 4-5 plushes at the hayward location with about 50 bucks. Lol here? ONE for $120. Some of the machines are set in a way where the claws are limited in movement here. They do not go all the way back so you can't even move the claw where it needs to go. Each play is expensive so i at least expect it to be (kinda) fair play. I felt like i got scammed after my visit. Only pro is that they have a good amount of kind employees walking around to help if needed. The staff helped reset the plush 5-6 times due to it moving out of the claw's limited range. Sorry Hayward Round 1, I shouldn't have strayed read more

It is a great Arcade I love the games and Prizes and the ICE CREAM WAS 99 CENTS!!!!!!! You should definitely come here read more

Round1 - Arcades Near Me - San Francisco, California

Scam but fun, the claw machines are basically impossible to win with skill, you kinda just have to wait until the machine grabs it for you due to pay out. Though it's very fun. The bowling is cheap and the arcade games are a steal with the 10 dollars for 90 mins unlimited plays. They are still renovating the place so much more to come! read more

This place is a mess. It's dirty, and the security setup makes no sense LOL. There's a guard at the Target entrance but not the mall one? Okayyyy???? ALSO don't trust the hours. They say they're open until 2 AM, but they stop selling game credits and food at 12. So what's the point? Staff wasn't exactly friendly when we asked about it either. Won't be back! read more

wow I really enjoy an applaud the arcade revival in SF...there are so many arcades popping up...this is a new one...apparently, it's a chain because I saw the website after I visited for the first time...I walked by last year and came back...he said it's been 5 months...it has plushies in crawl cases...that seem impossible...maybe if u sold the plushies...some of them...the arcade has games that are new and original...all new...Japanese style arcade...really big building at Stonestown galleria mall...it's for all ages and all kinds of people that like arcades...there is one game that looks like slots...Las Vegas style...so many games to try that I would have to go back and play again...bowling...billiards...food...a big arcade with so much...near Target...hard to access...open till 2am everyday...even when the mall doors are closed early on Sunday...fun driving game simulator...I would go back...but I am getting old and tired... read more

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Grand opening today with plenty of new machines! The entrance is inside the parking lot where Nordstrom was. They have bowling billards arcade games. It was crowded but fun! Upstairs level isn't opened yet so only one level so far! Can't wait to be back tomorrow! The addiction is real read more