London-based concept AceBounce is the latest to get in on the ping pong action. The sprawling multi-room space is chic and stylish with U.K. flair. During evenings, the lights are dimmed and guests can enjoy glow-in-the-dark matches on one the 16 tables. Refuel afterwards at the club’s restaurant, 1901, and nosh on chef Rick Gresh’s spread of shareable plates, salads, pizzas and more, as well as multiple bars.

The arcade bar that kicked off the retro revival in Chicago is still going strong. Relive childhood with pinball machines and classics such as Street Fighter, NBA Jam and the X-Men arcade game while sipping on a variety of craft beers. There’s no food aside from bar snacks (although the Logan Square table game-themed location has more food) but guests are welcome to bring their own and host parties. The venue also frequently holds video game tournaments for those who want to test their mettle against fellow competitors, as well as live music.

This ain’t like any of the arcades you grew up with. FTW dazzles the senses as a Steampunk-inspired wonderland full of neon lights, cutting-edge games and even an indoor mini golf course. Customers can showcase their skills on more than 130 games including air hockey, basketball, skee ball and pinball. Prove yourself worthy and redeem those hard-earned tickets for prizes. Then chow on bar fare such as poutine, tacos, wings, sliders and more. It’s like Dave and Busters, only better.

Lakeview’s late-night hangout is always a popular and packed destination. The pinball playground has dozens of machines for guests to try and beat the high scores on along with an equally impressive selection of arcade games, as well as whimsical 80's and 90'-inspired cocktails and craft beer. Best of all? All the games are free to play. There's also a second location in River North with a full kitchen.

This massive, Pac-Man-themed entertainment complex opened early last year, bringing the fun to Schaumburg. The venue is owned by Namco, developer of the iconic game, and features a full-service restaurant, multiple lounges, two bars and 16 bowling lanes, all decked out with memorabilia. In addition, ping pong tables and a number of old school arcade cabinets like Donkey Kong and Space Invaders help ensure there’s something for everyone to play.

三個層次的娛樂,多個酒吧和一個“gastro-diner” are just a few reasons why Denver import Punch Bowl Social is a great spot for a fun night out with friends and family. Charge up with a wide array of comfort food dishes, as well as cocktails and boozy milkshakes, and enjoy diverse activities including bowling, darts, ping pong, shuffleboard, skee ball, arcade games, pinball, karaoke and more.

A night out doesn’t get much better than with arcade games and an extensive selection of bourbon and craft beers. Soak it up with a seasonal, eclectic menu of bites including soy miso-glazed crispy pork belly, beef empanadas, smoked meatloaf and a Cubano sandwich. Afterwards, head next door to cocktail lounge Elixir—which is open until 3 a.m. on most nights—and enjoy a nightcap. There's also another location in Boystown.

If there was any doubt that ping pong is on the upswing, it vanished when Susan Sarandon brought her social club to Chicago earlier this year. The award-winning actress is a co-founder of the ping pong concept that originated in New York and has since expanded nationwide. When you’ve worked up an appetite, try the farm-to-table flatbreads, sandwiches, salads and shareable small plates.

Lacrosse meets bumper cars for a uniquely unathletic team sport. The 50,000 square-foot complex in Bucktown plays host to competitors in the indoor five-on-five game that’s become a cult hit around the country. In between games, guests can also go bowling, grab a drink or indulge in the revamped food menu that includes items like craft pizzas, burgers, Japanese crab cakes, bruschetta, smoked mac & cheese and more.