Cidercade Houston

The good, the bad, and the ugly. Alright, let's dive in. I hate that I only gave this place a 3 stars but as it sits we did not have a good time over all. I know a lot of it wasn't Cidercade's fault, but allow me to explain. My boyfriend and I raise my 8 year old (high functioning) special needs nephew, and this was our first time at Cidercade. I made sure to call in advanced to ensure today was family friendly and there wasn't any crazy events going on, as it was a holiday. The lady who answered ensured any time before 9pm was safe for families, and even ensured today was not a busy day in comparison to most holidays. We get there around 1:30pm and it was completely packed out. To be completely fair, there is a good sized parking lot allowing free parking for the patrons of Cidercade. Unfortunately, it was not enough to accommodate the (angry) masses. While I was making my rounds to find any spot, I get honked at by an impatient young lady who layed on her horn for 30 seconds because I guess I wasn't looking fast enough. After making our rounds circling the building for nearly half an hour, my boyfriend suggested parking in the lot next to Cidercade. There was so much traffic we missed the "towing enforced" sign which is neatly tucked away sideways facing rather than facing out to the street. But of course, that was our $300 mistake. We walk over to Cidercade, fought our way inside, and paid roughly $45 for entry. We did also order butter beer for myself and my boyfriend, and I will say it was fantastic! The place was a lot bigger than I expected, but unfortunately due to the high volume of people there, every machine was taken up. In the span of 3 hours we only got to play maybe 5 arcade games, 15 minutes of pinball, one game of basketball and one game of skee ball. One frustrating thing was there were no attendants to regulate how long people were on a machine. We tried to be mindful that there were others waiting to play, even though others were not as considerate. Once 4pm hit we decided it was time to go, as droves of more people started pouring in. We then had to fight our way back out of the building, as we could not find signs for a specified exit. There were again no attendants directing entry/exit and it was borderline dangerous to push our way out. Once we make it out, we discover the icing on the cake, our car was towed. We spoke to several people that hold memberships to Cidercade, and they said it was never this bad and they had never been towed before today. While we were in the adjacent lot, we witnessed at least 7 other vehicles towed. We had to Uber over to the lot (Zone One Auto Storage), which was $16 not including tip, and paid $310 to take our car out of impound. All in all, $397 spent for some arcade games. Again, most of it was not Cidercade's fault, but after a day like today, cider wasn't the only taste left in our mouth. TLDR: Very neat idea, but parking is a nightmare, beware.

Cidercade offers a massive, neon-lit playground for gamers, but it feels more like a "drinks and play" spot than a full-service dining destination. Here is the breakdown of the experience: ​The Gaming Experience ​The main draw is undoubtedly the vast selection of games. The space is a massive, open-concept room packed with: ​Variety: A healthy mix of nostalgic 8-bit classics and modern, high-tech cabinets. ​Pinball Alley: A dedicated lineup of pinball machines for fans of the silver ball. ​Atmosphere: It’s loud, energetic, and perfect for groups or a casual date night. ​Food & Drink ​While the "Cider" in Cidercade is the star, the kitchen leaves something to be desired. ​The Drinks: They offer an impressive selection of ciders and craft beverages. It’s the perfect place to find unique flavors you won't see at a standard bar. ​The Food: The kitchen serves up pizza and salads, but the quality is mediocre at best. It’s functional fuel to keep you gaming, but don't expect a gourmet meal. There are several seating areas available for gathering, though they can fill up quickly during peak hours. ​Service & Entry ​The vibe here is very much "DIY." ​Minimal Service: Don't expect attentive table service. You’ll be handling most of your orders at the counter or through kiosks. ​The Waiver: Heads up—you are required to sign a waiver before you’re allowed onto the floor. It’s a bit of a hurdle at the door, but it’s a standard requirement for the venue. ​The Verdict ​Go for: The incredible variety of games and the unique cider selection. Skip: The pizza—eat a solid meal elsewhere before you arrive.

Cidercade is awesome! I’ve been twice now, the second time being for their New Year’s Eve party. 🥳 Good prices to get in the door and then you have unlimited access to all the games. The prices for food are very decent and I love their ciders! Being here takes me back to simpler times and it always makes for a fun experience with friends.

Cidercade Houston is an absolute blast! The prices are unbeatable, especially for unlimited play, making it one of the best value entertainment spots in the city. The game selection is amazing—tons of classic and modern arcade games that keep the fun going nonstop. The drink selection is good too with crisp refreshing flavors. The atmosphere is energetic, fun, and just the right amount of hectic in the best way possible. Add in a great location and it’s the perfect place to hang out with friends, go on a date, or just unwind and have a great time. Unlimited fun, great vibes, and totally worth it—highly recommend! 🎮 5/5 will be back again

Wow, this feels like the exact opposite of most of my other America experiences. Amazing value for money and good craft beer. Staff friendly and atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable. Would recommend you put this on your list of stops but allow a number of hours. Great selection of new and old games as well as heaps of pinball machines. Wish we had one of these in NZ as it would also suit any event.

Cidercade is a really fun spot with a great setup. There’s a bar in the middle, and once you pay at the door, all the arcade games are free to play. There’s a huge variety of games, so it’s easy to spend hours here. It’s a great place to hang out with friends, grab a drink, play games, and enjoy some food all in one place. Overall, a solid choice for a casual, fun night out.

Cidercade has an awesome vibe with something for everyone. The arcade is packed with a mix of nostalgic classics and new-school games, making it easy to lose track of time. Entry price is solid and well worth it for the endless play option. The draft cider selection is impressive, offering plenty of flavors, and there are solid craft beer choices too if you want something different. Butter beer cider was my favorite. Whether you’re here with friends, family, or on a casual night out, it’s a fun spot to relax, sip, and game.

This place is soooo much fun! Came here on a date with my boyfriend and we had such a great time. The staff is fun and welcoming. You can’t beat the unlimited games and the cider was soooo goood!! They really went all out with the Halloween decor, I loved it. I can’t wait to come back!

TL;DR: Go for the endless arcade games. Stay for the endless arcade games. And lots of soda. $12 and you have an all day pass to classic arcades games and some new ones, plus skeeball, air hockey, etc. If I could, I would just plant myself in front of the X-Men or the MVC2 machine and just play those all day. There are no food offerings inside, but you can bring your own if you'd like. But, to be honest, I would ignore the reviews complaining about there not being food. The unlimited arcade games are the draw, brother. And guess what? If you're hungry, you can leave, go to a restaurant nearby (or watch a baseball game?), eat, come back, and then game for the rest of the night! The one day pass works like a charm! On both of my visits here, I got the unlimited soda 'cause I don't drink alcohol. My only gripe with the soda is that there were not enough zero sugar offerings. IIRC, there was maybe one diet drink? The soda flavors were akin to the in-house soda offerings you'd find at Buc-ee's. Not a deal breaker, but again, the arcade games are the draw, brother jack. Some games were out of service and I don't remember any of Cidercade's socials mentioning which are out of order, so be wary and take note before you visit the next time.

This place is exactly what it claims to be: no more, no less. I The interior is enormous and packed wall to wall with a good mix of classic and newer arcade games. I felt like I was in a warehouse that just happened to be stuffed with games. At the center of the arcade is the bar where they have their hard ciders on tap, of which my cousins and I were able to sample several. Maybe I'm no cider connoisseur, but after seeing the huge variety of flavors they offered, I felt let down by how similarly they all tasted. The building has its own parking lot, and the entrance fee seems fair at $12/day (or $20/month). What I especially like about Cidercade is it offers a space for a late night hang out for any day of the week, which I've been having a harder time finding in Houston. They're doing some work in the arcade right now, and while it was sectioned off well, there was a strong paint smell that gave me a bad headache. Apart from that, I had a perfectly pleasant experience and would probably bring out-of-town friends for a visit again in the future.

I grew up in the 80s so I appreciated the nostalgic moments I had reminiscing about the video games I played growing up. I brought my kids ages 7 and 11 and they knew a few of the throwback games but not all so it was fun to introduce them to the games I grew up playing. We came on a weekday so no crowd whatsoever which was great! Admission is $12 per person for unlimited play which is really good. Although kids aren't allowed after 8pm. Never quite got an explanation as to why that is. Not a fan of cider and they serve no beer or other alcoholic beverages. They sell canned soda and drinks for about $2.50 Also no restaurant so no food. There was construction going on I believe they plan to have a restaurant opening up this summer. I was told that you're allowed to bring outside food inside which we had no idea, it was our first time here. After about an hour myself and my kids were bored. It was fun for an afternoon but don't see myself returning.

I love this place! You pay a flat fee and it's unlimited play. Very spacious and family friendly. I'm definitely coming back when I visit. Oh yeah, Ciders galore

I'm so upset that it took me so long to go to Cidercade because it was so much fun! Also unlimited game access for $12 plus tax a person?! Such an incredible deal! I recommend going after 8pm because the crowd thins out to only 21 and above. We did have to wait in line for the popular games but nothing more than 5 mins. They have a large variety of games and you can easily kill 2-3 hours before realizing it. We didn't end up eating here but they always have food trucks out front and they're on rotation I'm told so it's something new every day. We had a great double date night and I recommend it for everyone.

I've been to cidercade a few times now. For $12, it's so much fun to play all the arcade games. The cider is pretty good too. Such a unique experience! When I went, some of the games were broken & it was kinda busy. Most racing games had a line, which was a little sad. It's easy to find something else to do though. My favorite game was broken, which sucked... I got a half and half mix of texas tea and main squeeze cider. It tasted a lot like an Arnold Palmer. Overall, I'd come back for the games. The cider is good but the arcade aspect makes it stand out!

So much fun! For $12, you can play all the classic video games you want, all while sipping on locally brewed hard ciders! We stopped by at lunchtime for games, cider, and fun. There are tons of pinball and lots of racing games. They have a good selection of modern games, but the arcade classics are their strong suit--so many classic games. Dang Qubert is HARD, y'all! They do not serve food, but you can bring in outside food. We brought to go from the wings spot in the next-door strip mall. They also have food trucks for dinner time. The hard ciders are delicious. There were so many on tap. We were only able to try 2. This is a fun family, team-building, or date night spot. It's such a great concept for an updated arcade.

The atmosphere was great. I wasn't expecting an arcade to keep me entertained for such a long time. The drinks were delicious and the games were super fun. I recommend it to anyone who is in houston!

This place is so cool! Huge arcade, and a fun variety of ciders on tap. My friend and I got a flight of our own. You get a punch card and can choose five different flavors of cider. Once you're done with one cup you can go get another. We came for a birthday party, which is cool because it's fun for adults and children! I believe it turns 21+ after hours which is great.

The selection of ciders is top notch. Unfortunately a lot of the arcade machines are broken. The air hockey tables aren't strong enough to make the puck float. The foosball table has broken players, is tilted, and is missing handles. It was also past 9 o'clock and security hasn't kicked out the high schoolers that have been hogging the air hockey table since I left it. It also sucks when you're waiting in line for the ping pong tables and since people who aren't supposed to be here because it's after 9 cut in front and steal a table. Cidercade used to be so fun.

Don't expect to pull straight into a parking spot, you may have to circle the parking lot a few times before a space is available. Great price for unlimited play! The place is pretty large and offered a variety of games to play. I went with children ranging from 2 to 14 years old, who all appeared to be having a great time. This would be a great place to have a party for a gamer! Check out their refreshing Ciders! You can order by the glass or a flight. They don't offer any food items but outside food is welcome. I did notice a burger food truck outside. I'm not sure how often the truck is there though.

Another easy five star review. I've heard of this place, but I'm here to stop in. This is a perfect night for teens, adults, date night, clients, it really doesn't matter. If you like video games, you will have a good time. It was quite packed when we were there, but around 8 PM all the kids have to leave because it's 21 and up and it was a little bit more enjoyable. I would suggest not going on peak hours because when is Packed , it's quite busy. Most of the games were in perfect operational order. There were some cabinets did head sticking buttons and joysticks that were Stiff but that was far and few between. Most of them like I said we're in top-notch working order. If I had to assume they probably maintain all of these arcade machines and the ones that have issues will probably be fixed ASAP. Great value. For $15 you can come unlimited for the entire month. I figure if you buy that and go there two or three times it pays for itself. I think it's an awesome deal actually. Even at $10 for a day pass, that's still a great deal as well. They have so many different games, so many different things to do. All right man appreciate it all right have a good one.

Oh my gosh! I love this place. I didn't know what I was in for. Now I can't tell you about prices because I was here for a birthday in which all attendees were paid for. But I can tell you that this place is absolute FUN! For a small fee (what I understand) you have access to hundreds of arcade games of ALL kinds. Video games from the 80s to the present. Pinball, skiiball, motorbike games everything. They serve sodas and adult beverages. There wasn't food to order, however they have food trucks that come. There were kids ages 3-70+. This place would be good for dates, friends, bringing the kids, heck - you could even go by yourself and have a blast! By all means - check it out!!

They did have food trucks on site the few times I have gone! Food was very good. Service is always good you just order at the bar they don't come around to you. $12 for an all you can play wristband. We left for a few hours and came back later than evening and went right back in. Atmosphere is fun and loud. The 3 downfalls to this place is the parking lot isn't that big and depending on the time it can be impossible to find a spot. If you're looking for an adult night I was told no kids after 9 pm but there was still a lot of kids running around and running into me. (Not my thing) And when it gets busy it's hard to get on a game because people don't take turns they will hog certain games and you're just standing there waiting for forever. Absolutely loved this place and had a lot of fun and would go back for sure just gotta figure out what times work better for you!

Step into a world of nostalgia and fun at this arcade, where you can play some of the best-loved games from the 80's, 90's, and today. The place is perfect for both kids and adults, and you'll find an array of classic arcade games that will transport you back to the golden age of gaming. For only $10, you can enjoy unlimited play all day, and to top it off, you can even bring your own food. They have a variety of drinks, including local beer, available for purchase. Don't miss out on this ultimate arcade experience!

The price was great. Some of the games didn't work, but it was well worth the price. My son enjoyed his birthday!

LOTS of old, low resolution games, BUT still so much fun! The cider options are legit and reasonably priced. I'd recommend a flight as it's more economical if you're going to be here with kids for awhile. You don't get them all at once so you have something to sip on the entire time. There's air hockey, ping pong (which was our absolute fave!), skee ball and basketball, too. Very fun atmosphere and the only sounds are from the games and the kids so it wasn't overstimulating, thankfully! For $12 per person for a day pass. It was the perfect place to chill and enjoy for a few boys. We came with family that has monthly membership passes for $15. Food trucks are an option, but you'll also be in walking distance to a few good options as well.

We had a great experience here! I threw my husband a surprise 30th birthday party back in February and the Event Manager (Lindsey McNeny) was super helpful with answering all my questions and setting up the reservation for us. I had shopped around at different arcades/bars/bowling places nearby and Cidercade was definitely the most affordable for an event the size we needed. We were able to bring in pizza, cake, and decorations without issue and just had to pay for each person's entry. I would recommend for sure.

My date night at this venue was a blast, thanks to the affordable all-you-can-play games for just $12. The venue itself was spacious, offering a wide variety of games to choose from. However, we encountered a few issues during our visit. Some of the two-player games were out of order, forcing us to play solo. Additionally, around five pinball machines were also out of service. While hand sanitizers were available, they seemed underutilized, and their thicker consistency left our hands feeling a bit odd. Furthermore, upon arriving and attempting to order drinks, we found the bartender to be somewhat lacking in friendliness. Despite these setbacks, we still had a great time exploring the various arcade games on offer. Overall, it was a fun experience, with a few hiccups along the way.

should genuinely be a child free place, even before 9pm (or whenever the curfew starts). Nothing against children-- it's just the parents here drinking letting their kids run amock ruins it. and it isn't safe for the children. I've seen so many drunk parents not watching their children and said children get hurt (usually by other children). This shouldnt be treated like Chuck-E-Cheese or even Main Event considering it's run by a cider company. It's better after it becomes 21+ BUT then it is also possibly busier with people hogging the same game for upwards of an hour at a time. So there's no winning.

Super fun place for 12$ all day arcade pass. Tons of games and ciders were pretty decent. We went in the morning so there wasn't that many ppl but can see how it could get annoying if there were more people competing for time on the games. It's BYO food which is great and hand sanitizer is everywhere to keep it clean. Will def be back!

I really enjoy coming here but hate that you have to pay regardless if you play or not. I'm technically a designated driver for little people, can I get a discount? Great place for kids of all ages, a great place for mixed age groups. Everyone will find something that they like. I would suggest one of 2 things... Playing in gloves or bringing wipes to wipe down the games prior to playing because this is definitely not a priority. Sanitizer is available but not really used. No food available within the arcade but food trucks are on-site. Bringing your own food is also an option if you are trying to save a little money. Side note- Hydro flasks are not allowed.

We love Cidercade! I think it's a wonderful idea for group meetups or even a chill date. The staff members behind the bar area are great about giving you advice on what type of cider to select. Super cool that they have some ciders that aren't as sweet or some that even taste like wine. It's a plus that you pay a flat price and are able to play unlimited games while you are there. Love that they have food trucks in the rotation and welcome you to bring in your own food too. You can't bring your own alcohol beverages, you may only purchase from their cider selection, but it's a good experience! After 8pm it turns into 21 and up only, otherwise it's super family friendly before then! Recently we reserved a table for a quick bday party, 2 hour max then moved to a common seating area and continued to hang out before the 21 and up crowd showed up.

The ambiance is okay, but it can get overcrowded which makes it not that much fun. The price for admission was decent I think it was like $12 can't remember exactly. Didn't try any food. I don't like how they don't serve regular soda drinks they are some weird Mexican drinks.

We came here while visiting Houston for some daytime fun. Parking was challenging so we had to find parking on the street. It was busy for a Saturday with kid parties inside. You have to pay using card only fyi for a wristband. The place is a little big but they definitely need more games of basketball, air hockey etc. it's 21 and up after 8 pm and you can come back later in the day if you have your wristband. Cider beers were a bit on the too sweet side. Overall it was pretty cool

Fun for kids of all ages until 8pm. It's 21 and up after 8. Old school arcade +cider/soft drinks+ flat entrance fee to play all of the games. Win, win! No food sold onsite but we walked over to the nearby wings place when we were done. There is a private parking lot but get there early bc it does get packed.

I've come here many times with my husband and had a great experience. We went recently and about half of the games we tried to play were broken. Super disappointing.

I finally got to go to cidercade, and it was a blast! My daughter came to visit and we decided to go play. The service for entrance and drinks was fast and they were nice. From what I gather, there isn't any food, but there are food trucks outside you can get a bite and then go in. The vibe was just excited enough, yet chill to enjoy yourself. No one was rude. Everyone took turns respectfully with the machines. You pay entrance and all the games are free! I will be returning to enjoy some gaming and bomp pop cider in the future!!!

It has a ton of games: pinball, air hockey, fooseball - old school ones like Pac Man, Robotron, Dragon's Lair to name a few. They are some suped up driving games which the hubs loved and Guitar hero -just tons. Several of the games were broken as other have said, but we were able to find enough to enjoy. You cannot take your own drink in- I had a tea and had to pour it out. Though later I wondered why I couldn't just pour it into one of their cups. (I am on dietary restrictions at the moment.) We went on a Sat afternoon (I know...the timing ), it was pretty packed with lots of kids. We often had to wait for a game and just as often never got to play some we wanted bc there's no time limit management I assume. Some people were on te same game the entire time we were there (90 mins). There really is literally no food sold at all. I thought it felt weird to bring my own, but if I go back, I would. There were a couple of kid birthday parties that day - I do think it would be good for that. If I go back I definitely would go after 8:00; I'm sure it would be a whole different experience. For me, I think it's a one and done type of thing. But, it was fun for an afternoon.

We planned to visit the location in Austin and will probably still go but we werent too impressed with this location. It is 21 and up only after 8pm I believe but before then, come one come all. All of the games are very outdated. Yes, it is over 200 games consisting of pinball machines, centipede, pacman, techmo bowl, air hockey and a bunch of other old school Atari and Sega games that I grew up on. No tokens or money needed. You pay the $12 entry fee and just play any game that is free. I wish they had a separate section for the more updated/new games. The only recent ones I saw were mario cart and one game of Madden. We only stayed about 35/40 minutes. They have a bar with several cider options. You can bring your own food or have it delivered as they dont have food stations. Sometimes there is a food truck outside but no outside deinks are allowed. There is a soda fountain station and it's $4 for unlimited drinks. Cool concept tho full if nostalgia for the older crowd that were into gaming back in the 80s

I love cidercade ! I've come a few times now and it's always a blast! Parking: They have a huge lot so parking has never been an issue for me personally (even on a night where there was a line out the door). Food: So there is usually a good truck parked outside and there's a pizza place next door. I do kind of wish you could get good inside without leaving though. Price: Entry fee is $10 and all the games are free. This is such a good deal! You can also do a $15/month pass and come multiple times. Games: I love the diverse collection of games they have! From older machines to a range of pinball to new games and even more "interactive" ones (like skeeball). Crowd: Of the 3 times I have been, only once was extremely crowded. That being said, it was still easy to have a great time and play games. However when it is crowded, lines form at the bar, the DDR machine, and around newer games. Cider: They've always had a huge selection of ciders and some diverse flavors. They do let you sample them too. Unfortunately this last time I visited they only had a few available and their menu was pretty limited. Overall I always look forward to coming here.

Came here for a party, and it was very fun. Parking lot is plentiful (but also packed). A lot of old video games, but it was still very fun. I thought $13 admission price is very reasonable given the variety of games. Their drinks are also reasonable (roughly $7), and you can bring outside food into the place. Service is friendly. Most of the attendees are respectful about letting other people play when there is a line. Overall, would come here again.

Such a great idea to have created this type of arcade! Major nostalgia for us 90 babies ha-ha. They literally have EVERY SINGLE GAME! I couldn't believe it, it was really cool! I wasn't aware we could bring food which is good to know now, especially if you are here for a birthday party or gathering. For 10 bucks and unlimited play time with fun games, it's such a steal. I didn't try any of the ciders as I'm not crazy about them, but next time I visit cidercade I am going to try the mojito cider since in the reviews it was mentioned it being good! All in all, I really loved it here, I wish they would do adult-only hours after a certain time but other than that it's for sure a vibe and a great place to chill. It's nice to have something in the city tailored more for adults. :). (not that you can't bring kids here) but you know... It is better than Dave and Busters, but that's my personal opinion.

Date Nights. Field Trips. This is the place to be. On a Thursday night there was still a crowd but the flow of the music and endless amount of games made me feel like it was just my group in attendance. The cider is one that for sure meets top tier status.... Please also keep in mind they are not for the faint of heart. Three drinks in and my driver was gladly ready to take me home. I recommend this place! I can't wait to return for more fun.

Cidercade is a fun place to go and play arcades. My all time favorite is Pac-man, I can literally play that game all night long! The staff is friendly for the most part. We wanted to order some drinks and were waiting but the guy decided to serve another party instead of us. Mind you, we had already been waiting and when the other people walked up they were served immediately. There isn't much interaction with the staff and customers- the most contact is ordering drinks. There is also food trucks outside which you can bring inside the cidercade but we were told you cannot take in any water bottle. The ambiance is nice! People are there to play and have a good time!

First time visitor and decided go check it out as I was told about this place from a family friend. The bad thing is it located downtown and where I live it's approx 45 mins to get there and as everyone knows going downtown isn't as easy as going into your local area to do stuff. The biggest thing is road conditions, traffic and parking downtown. But the good thing about this place is it has onsite parking and if full then there is a pay lot near by. When I arrived today at almost noon lot still had open spots. $10 for all day pass and $15 for month pass. They have drinks on site and you can leave and come back to get food as they have wrist bands upon payment/entry They state on website 275 games and they do have a lot....but as far as the games I play they had about 5-10 that I actually played. Only because they are the games I played when a teen and nostalgic to me. There seemed to be 2 kids parties going on so there was a lot of children and so all the games like basketball shooting and skeet ball etc were overran and also the riding/driving video games like car and motorcycle type games too. However the games I did play worked well and appeared to be well maintained. A few games I tried to play said 0 credits and wouldn't work so I was bummed a little But for $10 it was well worth it, just wish it wasn't downtown and closer or easier for me to get to. I do visit another game room that is closer and easier but they have less space and games.. This place also looked clean and AC was set to blast which is unusual from my teen memory of arcade rooms I remember them alway to be hot from all the machines. If you like old school video games mixed with some newer ones this place is a must try... I thought to myself today that I would of spent $30-$40 playing back in the day...but $10 what a deal.... They also had plenty of seating and big screen tvs showing all the college football games today.

Probably one of my favorite places to take friends who are visiting from out of state. Love the vibe and drinks at Cidercade. We've gone here 3 times, least crowded is definitely on a Thursday night. Friday night was more packed but Saturday was definitely the fullest with children being able to enter. Loved it every single time and was even able to bring our daughter and nephew. It's a great price for unlimited games and great drinks. Will definitely be coming back!

Had some time to kill between meals and my baseball game. Decided to come here for a few hours. I was glad I did! All you can play video games for $10.00 and all you can drink soda for $5.00. $15.00 for multiple hours of fun. Sign me up! They had about 300 games, as well as maybe 20 pinball machines. I only encountered one pinball machine that was "broken". All the rest of the games worked! I played so many old school games, it was great! Street Fighter 2, Asteroids, WrestleFest etc. Had a great time for about 3 hours (could have stayed longer)! Highly recommended!

Pay $12 and play unlimited games! Was my first time to Cidercade and it was a lot of fun. Pretty big parking lot which was convenient. Some of the games did not work // and or count score which was no bueno, but most of them did! Their drinks were all on tap (including their more cocktail-like drinks) and were good. I'll come back for sure.

I loved the atmosphere where you can have unlimited play, bring outside food and order some yummy drinks here. Everyone is real nice there but just be sure to come early to find a parking spot and find table if you come with a group of friends.

I had so much fun here! Came with a small group of 3 for some early evening games and drinks. It's $10 all you can play admission which is super convenient not having to deal with point cards or tokens. Beers are affordable and lots of great options. For those that don't drink - they have $4 unlimited soda station which was great for me! I got to try so many different flavors. I appreciated that most of the machines ran well and they had a wide variety ranging from racing, Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero, ping pong, pinball, shooting games and older 80s vibe arcade games!

Cidercade HTX was such a great experience went on a Saturday after 7pm. It does get packed and it is rare to find seating due to the several reservations. The food truck is not the best I highly recommend the restaurant in the parking lot across the street for some good wings. The games we played some were not functioning properly like keeping score or issuing new balls after a skee ball turn. I give it 4 stars all in all it's a cheap adult arcade night at $12-14 for all night of games.

Although this past time here wasn't the best due to customer service, the situation was addressed and I hope to return to have a more positive experience. I do enjoy the games and how it is kid friendly and great to hang out. I look forward to the next time.

Honestly, I can't remember the last time I had this much fun! And I'm usually not super into games. Really blew away all my expectations. Out of 275 machines, only 3 we're not functioning properly. They do a really good job at maintaining these machines. I will say that a lot of surfaces are sticky but when you go to a place where there's a lot of kids you got to expect that so just keep some.hand sanitizer in your pocket. We arrived around 3 on a saturday and stayed till 11 so we got to see the difference with and without kids. There were a lot of families and children's bday parties. And you can't really beat $10 per person for a kids bday party. You're free to bring your own pizza or whatever you want to eat. There are food trucks parked outside. Unlimited fountain drinks are $4 and they have a very wide selection of cokes. It was pretty busy with all the kids but things seem to move quickly and nobody seemed to hog a machine too long. The families and kids started to thin out around 7 and by 8 the staff was asking the remaining children to leave. The young adult crowd started to show up around 9. I would say prime time to go is 7-9 for sure. Though there were a lot less people, it did seem like the adults would stay on a game for a while so the wait was longer. The people watching is awesome! The crowd was very eclectic from the popped up collar on the polo shirt guys, to the fedora and fingerless gloves in all black guy, to the goth girls in full regalia, the ladies in booty shorts and tanks with boots, to the older couple enjoying shuffle board, and the tattoo artist handing out his cards. I'd say the people watching is half the fun. I would highly recommend this place for a date or just a fun time. I wouldn't call myself a gamer by any means but they definitely have something there for everyone and I never thought I'd find games I'd get hooked on. Can't wait to come back!

Awesome place that brought back nostalgia for me and the family! It's a very minimal charge to play all of the games. All of the classics are here. You are allowed to bring in food and order delivery which I thought was awesome! They are a cider bar and there was a lot to choose from. I got a lime type of mojito cider. I am not big on sweet cider but the the mojito hit the spot definitely. Seems like a good place to catch a game as a projector was playing the afternoon Astros game recently. It's also a place where companies bring their employees for outings. You definitely need to check this place out if you are on the eado side of town. Will return in the future!

My first visit to Cidercade was a blast! I went on a Friday night, and we were able to try all the games we wanted to except for a handful that weren't operating. It did get a bit crowded around 9 PM. There were 20+ cider options to choose from or unlimited fountain drinks for $4, plus two food trucks were outside the night we went.

We had a birthday night out at Cidercade. The pineapple cider was a great surprise, unlimited soda for the non drinkers and it was a great mix of new school and old school games. The Mandalorian Pinball Machine was everything!!

This is such a fun place to go!! Paying 10 bucks for all day access and to play the many games they have, what a wonderful, cool concept. The parking can be a bit of a hassle but thats my only complaint. I love the fact this is equally family-friendly and adult fun too (after 8p). The games they have brought back many childhood memories. I definitely suggest this place for a date night or getting out the house! They have plenty of hard-ciders for you to wet your whistle but I didn't get any this time, I was babysitting but I will return and let yall know how that went. Food trucks are on site but beware, they can be a bit expensive (FYI). I give this gem two thumbs up!! Thanks Cidercade for bringing back some of my fav memories! Bianca C.

This is the summer hang out for kids and adults. First off its plenty of parking. No food is sold inside the building but it was about three food trucks outside. Vegan friendly almost so its options for everyone. Its seating area all over the building. Especially in the back near the TVs. The new marvel was playing when we went. And the cider beer!!!!! They have tons of flavors and you buy a flight for cheap and walk around play games and drink. I love that its adults only after 8pm.

Arcade in EDO. Cidercade is a large space packed full of video, table, and pinball games. There is space for birthday parties and there is a bar that servers many flavors of cider. It cost $10 for access and all the games are free to play. I took the family on a Saturday afternoon. Even though the parking lot looked packed there was plenty of space inside and many free machines to play games on. They have a great selection of arcade hits from the 1980 to the present day. So people of all skill levels can find a game that they can enjoy. The bar. I tried one cider, I selected a tropical flavor. It was good and most of the drinks are around $7 a cup. I will say that while the cider was good I can only drink 1. It is very sweet for me and I would have loved if the arcade also served beer of some sort. This is the only real knock I have on the arcade. This is a great place to bring the family or a date. Keep in mind that after 8PM it is adults only. I think its a fun place and worth a few hours. Would recommend and return.