Jake C.
Yelp
I've been to a couple 1Up arcades. Most are very similar instructure and the feel of the interior (tend to be dark, more like a bar -- which makes sense, because they house a bar).
This location is shaped like a horseshoe. There is a U-shaped bar inside it, but it is squared. It creates "chokepoints" where a couple people standing next to each can block the access to go around. It isn't terribly large because the bar takes up a healthy chunk in the middle, so when a group of 4 stood at the bar that was right in front of the entrance, you couldn't easily get around.
As for game variety, they have Tron and that is the one I like all the time. There are a couple skee-ball games. Not many 4-person games to play, but a healthy dose of 2 player games. Almost the entire left hand side as you walk in are 4-person Mario Kart and the pinball machines. Not a bad selection of pinball options -- newer and older -- but the actual number of them is on par with the smaller 1Up Arcades I have been to.
My wife did get a drink (rum and coke). It was a bit spendy ame light on the rum. Also, this place doesn't take quarters; the machine still talk about a "coin shortage" and give you tokens. C'mon, guys -- we all know the token are worthless and you just don't want to give customers back money. You end up trying to spend all your tokens because unlike quarters, they are worthless outside of the arcade.
The biggest issue is the layout makes it difficult to walk around and the overall selection of games is lesser than other locations. My wife and I had fun there, but it meant people all around us most of the time (except by the pinball machines where there is a little more room thanks to a small seating area). The drinks aren't anything memorable. It was hard to find enough fun titles to spend a $10 playing games and it makes no sense to take tokens home with you (instead of quarters), so you'll likely slightly overspend.
It isn't a bad place by any means, but it is only worth a short visit.