Two dart boards out on the patio and a free weekly pub trivia contest on Wednesdays offer patrons a place to play between bites and brews. Seasonal beers join Tenaya’s usual cast of microbrews, while a different food truck is scheduled daily from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. to provide the snacks.

Inside and out, the Gold Spike is one of the most interactive bars in the city. Pool tables, basketball shooting games, foosball, Skee-Ball, and a giant connect four highlight the indoor Living Room, while cornhole, ping pong, and oversized beer pong and Jenga can be found in the Backyard.

Known for its pasties, the popular downtown lunch spot attracts a lively crowd at night, especially on weekends, when groups gather to play pool, darts, and shuffleboard. The restaurant has nearly three dozen pasty varieties on the menu, including nine veggie or vegan options.

This arcade chain’s location in Summerlin is an all-ages playground. You’ll bump into groups there for a kid’s birthday party and couples on dates as you navigate past the basketball shooting games, air hockey tables, and car racing games as you collect tickets for prizes. They also have a restaurant serving salads, sandwiches, pizza, pasta, and more.

You’ll have to pay a cover ($5 locals, $8 out-of-state visitors) but once inside most of the games are free at this cosplay bar. Play pinball, choose from arcade oldies like Street Fighter 2, Donkey Kong, and Mario Bros. or hit the couch and challenge friends on a classic or new generation console. With 50 taps and hundreds of bottles, beers are plentiful and snacks like hot dogs, churros and jumbo pretzels are reasonably priced.

This bar and arcade hybrid at Area15 is a massive neon-lit space packed with several games. From classic arcade games and pinball to Skee-Ball, air hockey, billiards, and foosball, there is certainly a game for everyone.

拉斯維加斯大道上的屋頂酒吧有96倒s on tap, plus a ton of food and drink options for everyone in your crew. While the open-air rooftop offers views of up and down Las Vegas Boulevard, the game room has plenty to keep you busy with 28-foot-long shuffleboard, old-school arcade games, and a few games of the tabletop variety.

On the Strip, Level Up provides opportunities for visitors and locals looking to play. The bar and lounge sports a number of arcade games — including a giant, wall display Pac-Man, beer pong, shuffleboard, and virtual reality gaming where you’re tasked with taking down zombies or solving puzzles.