Silverball Museum Delray Beach

On Saturday we took our nephews (6 and 9) for the first time. They had a blast playing the games and seeing what games were like when we were younger. They were really impressed with our Mortal Kombat skills.:) We decided to have lunch here as well and the service we received from Sara was exceptional. When our food was ready she brought it upstairs so we could eat away from the crowd and continued to check on us for drink refills. The bar area was completely full but I appreciate her taking the time to still provide us great service. The food was better than I expected and the thin crust pizza was a hit with everyone. Gloves are provided and the facility is kept really clean. Two people were walking around wiping down surfaces and cleaning the floors. Everyone had such a great time and my nephews cannot wait to return! Thank you Sara and team for making our Saturday fun day fantastic!

Cool, unique experience and had fun playing on all the old machines! Most things were working and had an interesting, chill vibe. Small bar but able to grab a drink no problem

I love this place. 55 years old and like a teen again playing those same old machines and cranking out high scores

This place is great! You can play pinball machines until your fingers go numb. Lots of other old arcade games too.

Great place for retro/vintage games (and some newer ones too). A lot of value for the price of admission!

Covid police staff, and its ok for them to not have the mask on when flirting with other customers.
Food was ok, they should at the least let you use the arcades while waiting on food.

So much fun! Brought my son and he definitely wants to go back. Their location is close to all and plenty of parking. Definitely would recommend

I went here with a group of friends and for $15/person we played skee ball, pinball, and video games all night. There's a bar with tap beers, liquor, and you can order food. I had a great time.

A lot of fun they do have a few orcade games mostly older ones but they have the biggest selection of pinball machines that I have ever seen in my life a lot of historical ones from the 1960s and 1970s they also have a full far actually several bars and they serve food as well great place to take the family or a date what do you want to play games or just go for a drink and music

Everything was awesome. It's cool that the karaoke is with a live band but too loud. Couldn't even speak to the person next to me without having to get right up on their ear. Otherwise a blast will go again.

This is an amazing place. After paying an initial flat fee to enter, you have unlimited plays on several rows of classic pinball machines from the 70s and 80s. There are some newer pinball machines as well as some classic arcade video games upstairs. Finally, there's a bar with all kinds of craft beers and rotating specials.

Been here a few times and enjoy it every time. Funnel cake, full bar, and unlimited play! There was a live band which was excellent.

I love this place. Fun and full of life. Also safe to go with kids. Pay by the hour and play your heart out.

If old school is your thing. Feeling nostalgic and have nothing better to do then come check it out.

This was a great place to visit and experience history with the kids. Almost all of the pinball machines were working when we visited, and they have other classic arcade games as well, including skeeball and air hockey. There is a flat admission fee and then unlimited plays on each game, so no worries about tokens.

Nice place but everytime I have visited there were so many games out of order. I probably won't be back.

Fun, nastalgic machines. Music is too darn loud, though. Great is you are there by yourself or with one other person, but there is no way to carry a conversation with a group of friends. Would love hearing the sounds and music from the machines, too.

The Silverball Museum offers fun for the whole family. From skee ball to classic pinball machines, it has them all. There's a deli on site and a bar for the big folks. Parking is available nearby.

I enjoyed this night out with my boyfriend. We were just driving around and saw this colorful building with oldies music blaring and decided to go in. There are pinball machines and arcade games from the 50's to now with descriptions on each. They also have skeeball, live music after nine, food and alcohol.

Silverball Museum is really something neat. If you really enjoy the nostalgia of playing on old-time pinball machines, or old video games like NBA JAM, then you definitely need to stop in here. They have a good bar, so it's a fun evening out with friends or family. Definitely different than anything else on "The Ave. " Check out their bubble hockey in the back and arcade on the 2nd floor.