Arcade 92 Retro Arcade, Bar and Restaurant

Mike Griffin 4 months ago

This place was so cool! $12 for unlimited free play was a steal, the drinks were tasty and the vibe was very cool. They had games for everybody in my family from my 3 year old to my wife and I (36/37). There's retro arcade games, NES/SNES/genesis emulators, DDR, guitar hero, up to modern consoles. Decent food menu as well and all in we paid $100 for a family of five after drinks and tips. Can't beat it, we will absolutely be back!

Luis Cedillo 5 months ago

My son had an amazing time here for his 11th birthday. If you want a date night or a teen birthday party this is the place to do it. They have all types of retro and new gaming. The food is great and staff is very friendly.

Terri Becker 7 months ago

Arcade Retro 92 in McKinney is such a blast—and it’s perfectly located right next door to Comedy Arena, which makes it an easy add-on to a night out downtown. The front room hits you with pure nostalgia: classic vintage arcade games like Pac-Man and Donkey Kong that instantly take you back. Head toward the back and the vibe shifts to newer arcade games and a great selection of pinball machines, so there’s something for every generation. One of my favorite parts was the long walk of consoles where you can sit comfortably and play a wide variety of games—super relaxed, super fun, and great for hanging out instead of standing the whole time. It’s $12 to play all day, which is such a steal, especially for how much there is to do. They also have a bar, free soda refills, and even hosted a whiskey tasting that night (we didn’t partake, but it was a cool bonus event). It was pretty busy for a Friday night, but that just added to the energy. We had so much fun. Parking is a breeze with a garage right behind the building, making it easy to get in and out, and the corner location makes it super accessible. Definitely a must-visit if you’re in downtown McKinney and love games, nostalgia,

Adam Lee 8 months ago

Arcade 92 has become one of my kids’ favorite places to go, and for good reason. If you’re looking for a spot that blends classic nostalgia with a fun, family-friendly atmosphere, this place absolutely delivers. From the moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by the sights and sounds of throwback arcade games from the 90s, and it instantly feels like stepping back in time — in the best way possible. One of the biggest perks is the pricing and flexibility. For $12, you get an all-day pass, which means you’re not constantly feeding quarters into machines or watching the clock. You can leave and come back the same day, which is perfect if you want to grab food elsewhere, run an errand, or just take a break and return later when it’s less crowded. That alone makes it a great value, especially for families. That said, weekends can get very busy. If you’re planning to go during peak times, be prepared for full rooms and a wait to get on some of the more popular games. Personally, I wouldn’t recommend weekends if you’re hoping for easy access to every machine, because it can feel like there’s always someone waiting for the next turn. If you can swing a weekday visit, the experience is mu

Victoria Okundonor 8 months ago

We had a blast coming here! Lots of amazing games: new and old. The pricing was $13 per a person, anyone who wants to play or just watch has to pay. The customer service was top notch. They welcomed us and answered any questions we had. It was pretty quiet when we arrived, but it does get pretty busy later in the day, especially around 2pm/3pm. They do offer bar drinks, refreshments and food. The food were great appetizers to share amongst friends and family: mini pizzas, pretzel bites, cheese sticks (with marinara inside), churros, etc. Perfectly hot and to order. There is plenty of seating areas. There is free parking, in the parking garage, behind the building. This is the perfect place to go for family, friends, and date night. 10/10 would go again.