Lost Levels Video Game Store + Arcade - Video game store in Claremont - 530 W 1st St, USA

Excellent store. Friendly staff, wide variety of merchandise, and the arcade was great. Offered a wide variety of classic games and pinball in good repair. I recommend a visit.

Neat little video game store with a wide variety of retro gaming items. This review is for the arcade in the basement. They won't let you downstairs to view the arcade before paying. It's $10 for an hour and $15 for all day. I don't think anyone would spend over an hour here. There aren't enough games for that. If you go to their website you can see a list of games they have in the arcade.

Pretty cool. $10 for an hour or $15 for a day pass. Arcade was a little small but had a good selection of games and pinball machines. Only issue was that some of the games didn’t work due to mechanical issues (button didn’t work or joystick wasn’t responsive)

Has a decent selection of games that are priced fairly and are in good condition. The inside is nice and the arcade looks very promising, especially the pricing, I would recommend it to anyone looking for some retro games or an arcade to kill some time :)

Serious about keeping sanitized this clean and unique shop offers some classic console games upstairs with other fun Mario merchandise. Down into the basement looks like an old stone cellar. Once in the basement one finds many classic video games. Many of the real classics like Ms Pac Man, Galaga, Road B’laster, Donkey Kong, Tron, and many more allow one to play at either the half hour rate ($7) or the full hour rate at ($10 per person). Staff is friendly and the space is set up well for families or folks wanting to relive the glory days when a few quarters could get you a high score on Centipede.

This is a nice little spot. With both retro (NES is the oldest) and modern consoles, games and accessories to purchase upstairs, and a small arcade downstairs, this is a fun place to spend a few hours. The arcade downstairs isn't very well decorated, it basically looks like a concrete basement, but once you are playing the games, it doesn't matter anyhow! The games were mostly in good working order, although there were a few joystick maintenance issues that needed to be addressed. The whole area was pretty neat, with lots of nearby places to eat, so it's the total package. (Unless you're looking for Pinball - They don't have any Pinball tables)

Place looks amazing! Very clean and located in such an exciting area. Many shops all around. Walk down memory lane for sure. I am yet to visit the arcade downstairs. But guys, it has a freaking arcade downstairs! Check out the (many) pics I took.

Awesome video game store, with a hidden sub level gaming rooms, with all sorts of old school arcade games that you can play for hours!