Continues Arcade

Boardwalk Bar & Arcade, located at 715 Wharf St SW, Washington, DC 20024, blends a full bar with arcade games and a children's play area. Guests praise friendly staff (Pedro, Gio, Keyonna), tasty food, and smooth frozen drinks. The venue features a beachy, waterfront vibe with a back-area arcade and TVs showing games, making it a welcoming spot for families and friends—even during busy times.

Ultrabar is a Washington, DC nightlife destination at 911 F St NW. A three-floor club and bar, it features multiple DJs across genres, delivering an energetic vibe for a downtown crowd. Regarded as a reliable event venue on F Street, the venue earns praise for its atmosphere, while some reviews note crowding and mixed security experiences that can shape visits.

GameOn bar+arcade brings a retro arcade vibe to 1330 U St NW, Washington, DC. Guests praise classic games (OG Frogger, Mortal Kombat), tasty bites like Sloppy Dog Glizzy, Mac n Cheese Bites, and Chopped Cheese Crunch Wrap, plus mocktails, cocktails, and a beer lineup. The venue offers a token arcade system and pinball machines, with consistently praised on-point service.

Kraken Axes & Rage | Penn Quarter is a DC bar and event venue offering guided axe throwing with friendly hosts and instructors like Ariel, Keshawn, and Alex. Reviews note a relaxed vibe, efficient check-in, and helpful staff, plus a beer selection and snacks. Group bookings require four players. Axe packages start at $30/hour or $40 for 90 minutes; rage room sessions are 30 minutes for $30, with $20 per extra box.

Puttery at 800 F St NW in Washington, DC fuses mini golf, a bar, and event space. Reviews praise friendly staff—Edith and Twon—and a festive Holly Jolly Holiday popup with cheerful decor. Guests can enjoy three 9-hole courses, signature drinks like Jolly Pear 75, Parmesan truffle fries, and a welcoming, holiday-ready atmosphere for social play and dining.

Rocket Bar sits across from Capital One Arena, a cool dive bar packed with pool, darts, arcade games, pinball, skee-ball, and more. Pool balls are rented and players are placed on a waitlist; no quarters needed. They do not serve food, but guests may bring their own. A wide drinks menu and a rock-infused vibe create a welcoming, game-filled hangout.