Starlite arcade - Video arcade in Richmond - 69345 Main St, USA

Awesome local arcade with super friendly staff! My son loves it here and asks to go back every week! Lots of fun games and a bunch of pinball games too! Clean facility. It brings back memories of when I was a kid. So happy to be able to share this experience with my son. It’s cost friendly, with most games being just a quarter. We can enjoy hours together here for $20 or less! And of course we can’t leave without my son playing the claw machines and hitting up the candy counter too…lol. They even have a high score board behind the counter too! Highly recommend!

Starlite Arcade offers a nostalgic experience with its old-school arcade ambiance, complemented by a selection of newer Stern pinball games. The fusion of classic and contemporary gaming provides a diverse and enjoyable environment for arcade enthusiasts.

This place is great! Quite a few really good games from way back. A few awesome pinball machines. The only actual arcade worth going to that I know of. I hope this guy stays in business because it is awesome! Cheap to play also. You can go have a blast with $5.

Very cool arcade! Lots of retro arcade games and a well maintained variety of pinball. Definitely worth checking out!

It don’t get no better than this it’s local has snacks and drinks all the games you can play unlimited amount of fun the owner is very nice guy even gave us some games on the house it’s a new business and I really would like to get this out there and keep this business going

Good mix of video games and pinballs. A very nice variety! Grab some friends and have some fun for a good price!

Just discovered this place today and the kids (and parents, lol) had so much fun! Great prices and environment. Owner is really nice and accommodating too.

I have passed by many a time and finally took the time to stop by and see what it has to offer, and it was okay. If you don't want to travel further and live in the area, you don't really have any other option. The game selection seemed eclectic at first, but you can rinse through the 30ish games in a matter of 20 minutes if you are not a novice to arcades. Adhering to the coin op manner of play, most of the titles cost 25 cents, which is typical, with a few jumping to .75 and the newer pinball going the standard route of $1.00. My kids had a decent enough time, but along with myself, quickly grew bored and left within the span of 30 minutes. With the cramped space, the owner seems to have done what they could to maximize it, but it felt claustrophobic. If you can go elsewhere, I would recommend it as I am just not a fan of the individual play in this day and age. Better to go somewhere with greater selection that adheres to a pay up front method than one quarter at a time, but that may be just me.