Step into Super Abari, where nostalgic arcade games meet craft cocktails and a cozy bar vibe, making it the ultimate playground for gamers and fun-seekers alike.
"This arcade offers a full bar and outdoor patio with draft and canned beer, drink specials starting around $6, and CBD-infused drinks. Upon entering, a massive wall-mounted Tetris Game Boy greets you, and it instantly feels like a grade school sleepaway camp. Food options include housemade Hot Pockets plus rotating food trucks in the evenings. Play from hundreds of beloved retro pinball machines and arcade games, with a unique collection of Japanese imports that are way more difficult and require way more energy than American ones. Mastery is only a couple hundred tokens away (4 tokens per $1, change machine onsite)." - Shindy Chen
"Just like a video game character ready to level up with another life, the nondescript white block of a building in Belmont that houses Super Abari— is a super rare coin. The game floor draws crowds from the entire demographic spectrum: friends trading punches over Street Fighter II, strangers laughing at the game’s retro look (or shedding tears of nostalgia), and retired couples calling over their new Gen Z neighbors to play pinball while drinking PBR from plastic cups. The cocktail list features the Princess Peach made with peach and orange blossom vodka and several boilermakers including the Rise N Shine, a coffee-infused Fernet and Wooden Robot’s Good Morning Vietnam, a coffee vanilla blonde ale." - Timothy DePeugh, Nikki Miller-Ka
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