Two Plumbers Brewery Arcade

They have great beer options, arcade games, a bookshelf of board games, and several tables to play games on. On Tuesday nights from 6-9pm is a Meet Up to play board games. It's a fun place if you like beer and games.

Good atmosphere. Staff friendly. Had Castle Flag, which was a pretty good lager in my opinion, since I'm not much of a lager person, but decided to give it a try. Had small pizza which was good. Would easily go back.

This is an excellent arcade featuring a fantastic selection of pinball machines. While I haven't tried their beer, cider, or frozen pizzas (which I believe are from Dan-O's), the option to bring your own food is available. Just a heads-up: Wednesdays are league nights, so anticipate a larger crowd on those days.

The restaurant features a nice selection of vintage arcade games, which is a highlight. Pinball machines cost between a quarter and a dollar. The beer was decent, but the house-brewed options I tried were nothing special. As for food, the offerings are limited to frozen pizzas. It can get quite noisy, especially with the TouchTunes jukebox, but the sounds from the DJ machine and skee ball often overpowered the music. An unusual policy was when the bartender asked us to leave our reusable water bottles in the car; it seemed like they might be concerned about customers sneaking in vodka.

Got some old quarters burning a hole in your pocket? Head over to Two Plumbers Brewery! This place is like a blast from the past, reminiscent of the classic arcades from the '80s. The beer they serve is quite good, and the pizza from Dinos looked amazing—I’ll definitely be trying that on my next visit. They open at 3 PM, and I recommend getting there early to enjoy all the games before the crowds show up. Kids are welcome on Sundays, but I hear it can get pretty wild then. I took plenty of pictures of the fun machines they have, and I'm sure you'll discover some surprises when you visit. I really love the nostalgic atmosphere here and hope this place sticks around for years to come. My dad once thought video games would be just a passing trend in the '80s—clearly, he was mistaken. Oh, and they also have board games available!