Cidercade Dallas
Video arcade · Stemmons Corridor ·
Huge arcade bar with 170+ games and house-made hard cider
Huge arcade bar with 170+ games and house-made hard cider
"With more than 140 retro, computer, and video games and 26 different drinks on tap, Cidercade Dallas has created a unique space for a gaming date night in an adult atmosphere. Order a flight of hard ciders, kombuchas, or seltzers, and then compete to see who can get the highest score on Donkey Kong. Want the option to extend the evening? Check the food truck schedule in advance and plan accordingly. This Medical District spot has plenty of free parking in the lot out front." - Rachel Pinn
"With more than 140 retro, computer, and video games and 26 different drinks on tap, Cidercade Dallas has created a unique space for a gaming date night in an adult atmosphere. Order a flight of hard ciders, kombuchas, or seltzers, and then compete to see who can get the highest score on Donkey Kong. Want the option to extend the evening? Check the food truck schedule in advance and plan accordingly." - Rachel Pinn, Leslie Chatman
"With more than 140 games and 26 drinks on tap, Cidercade Dallas has created a space for a fun date night of gaming in an adult atmosphere. Order a flight of hard ciders, kombuchas, or seltzers, and then compete to see who can get the highest score on Donkey Kong. Want the option to extend the evening? Coordinate the meetup based on when a food truck will be onsite." - Leslie Chatman
"I noted the Dallas location established the format: it charges a $10 cover, is family-friendly during the day and 21+ after 8 p.m., and features many classic arcade games that are free to play — the Dallas site reportedly has over 150 games." - Erin Russell
"A popular Dallas hangout centered on house-made ciders and a coin-free arcade experience, offering roughly 170 arcade games accessible with $10 day passes or $20 monthly subscriptions. The venue combines a lively bar atmosphere with its own cider offerings and has become a local favorite — a concept that the operators are now expanding to other Texas cities." - Alaena Hostetter