Raygun Lounge: Retro arcade bar with casual vibes and affordable drinks.
Raygun Lounge is a Seattle video arcade and bar at 501 E Pine St, offering a casual, welcoming vibe with classic arcades and modern Japanese imports, plus pinball machines and drag bingo. Arcade games range from 50¢ to $1, and drinks are affordable alongside pizza praised as wildly good. Friendly staff, with owner Erik tending the bar, create a relaxed, group-friendly gaming and social atmosphere.
501 E Pine St, Seattle, WA 98122, USA
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Play a wide selection of retro and modern arcade games, including Japanese imports, for 50 cents to $1 per play.
Enjoy a variety of vintage and contemporary pinball machines in a dedicated gaming area.
Sip on affordable, strong drinks including beer and cocktails in a relaxed bar setting.
Satisfy your cravings with delicious pizza and other late-night food options served until closing.
Host birthdays, parties, or group gatherings with a chill, no-pressure atmosphere and options like Drag bingo.
Experience a welcoming environment perfect for casual gaming, socializing, and meeting fellow enthusiasts.
Overall rating
Emily Wu
Such a fun barcade! 50 cent to $1 games everywhere, and they have classic games like tetris and newer japanese games too.
Lisa The Gardener
Staff was so kind and friendly. Food is served later then most places in the area. They have tons of classic arcades and even some more modern and Japanese imported ones. Drinks pretty affordable for the Seattle area. The pizza was wildly good, not to be rude but it was surprising 🍕🍕👄 the people here are chill and easy going! I'll definitely be coming back and bringing friends! PS don't forget to bring your quarters!
Deanna Gregory
The pinball machines were cool and the place was welcoming and had a lot going on. It was quite loud inside. We didn't order food, but our drinks were strong and the Drag bingo was entertaining.
Kira
As others have said, Raygun has a super casual small-business vibe. We gathered in a group of about 16-20 people for a friend's birthday, and the staff were super chill about us bringing in an outside cake, and about letting us set our own pace in terms of drinks, etc. Sometimes with these kinds of things there's lots of pressure to buy more drinks and increase spend, and I think that, as a board game bar, they are way more relaxed about that. It definitely increased my chances of going back for an afternoon of gaming sometime over the winter months. Thanks, Raygun!
Carmen Anfuso
I walked past the Raygun Lounge on my way to dinner and knew I had to stop in on my way back. Erik the owner was tending bar tonight and the beer was cold and the conversations made me feel like I was a regular at the establishment . I love all of the vintage arcade games and pinball machine he had. Will definitely be back when I am back in town.
