The Machine Shop

CJ powell

Not to many classic arcades left. If you love pinball or just classic arcade games this is a must stop!

Rand Workman

Retro Arcade/Pinball games for days, live music regularly, neon signs & pizza parties! What's not to love about this place?! "Shut up and take my quarters!!"

Hilary Rummel

Came here on a Monday night for a punk rock show. It's an all ages place and there is no alcohol. There are lots of pinball games, a dozen or more dating back to the 70's, shooting games, Off Road Fury, Artic Blast, and dozens of joystick games. Pizza is $10 and soda pop is a couple bucks. I can't wait to go again!

Black Star

The Machine Shop is a super fun place for those wanting a retro feel. There's a good balance between the video games and pinball games, but the party I was in were more focused on video games. Staff were really nice and helpful. We had some pepperoni pizza, but it's apparently from Costco, which was okay. I was excited to try anyway because I heard how good it was from friends. However, some of the arcade cabinets were kinda unplayable, from buttons needing to be pressed harder (i.e: DDR Extreme and Centipede) to being unable to move at all (Tetris). Also, the claw machine is $1 a try, the sign kinda lied.