Tucked into a busy stretch of East Battlefield Road in Springfield, Missouri, Andy B’s is the kind of all-in-one entertainment complex that keeps families and friend groups coming back for more than one visit. Officially classified as a video arcade, the venue stretches well beyond its arcade floor, layering bowling, laser tag, a full bar, and a sit-down kitchen into one address. It sits squarely in the city’s commercial eastside corridor, surrounded by other restaurants and retailers that make it easy to turn a single night out into a longer outing.
Springfield is the largest city in southwest Missouri and a natural gathering point for the Ozarks region. Visitors heading in from out of town will find it a useful base for both indoor entertainment and outdoor recreation. For travelers and locals alike planning an evening of arcade games, the wider area is well-covered on our interactive arcade map.
At a Glance
| Address | 1127 E Battlefield Rd, Springfield, MO |
| Phone | +1 417-883-1234 |
| Hours | Mon–Thu 11 AM–11 PM · Fri–Sat 11 AM–12 AM · Sun 11 AM–11 PM |
| Category | Video arcade |
| Rating | 4.4 out of 5 from 2,700 Google reviews |
| Best For | Families, birthday parties, school lock-ins, casual date nights, group events |
What Players Say
Across roughly 2,700 Google reviews, the picture that emerges of Andy B’s is overwhelmingly positive, driven most heavily by the staff. Forty-eight pieces of evidence land on the service and hospitality theme, with one reviewer remarking that customer service was “top-tier, and they truly went above and beyond” — Google review. Twenty-two reviews separately call out the food and drinks, with one patron noting it is “Surprisingly high quality food for a bowling alley!” — Google review.
The activity mix earns its own wave of praise, with thirty reviewers highlighting bowling, laser tag, and arcade play together — “The laser tag was a lot of fun, and the bowling was great as well” — Google review. Eighteen more describe the atmosphere itself as on point, with one remarking that the “Atmosphere was on point. Vibe was legit.” — Google review. Fourteen reviewers specifically endorse the venue as a kid-friendly pick — “There was plenty to do between bowling and games—perfect for a day out with kids or family” — Google review.
Group and event hosting also lands well, including a cluster of twelve reviews from school lock-ins, birthdays, and graduations. One reviewer described bringing eighty students for an overnight Project Graduation event and reporting that “it could not have gone any better” — Google review. No venue that runs this busy is without caveats, and the data flags several worth knowing before a visit. The arcade and some activities draw mixed feedback on pricing — “The arcade is fun, pretty pricey, but fun enough” — Google review — and a smaller pool of eight reviewers comments on equipment, including one who notes that “They recently changed from traditional bowling to having the pins on strings which I don’t love” — Google review. Six more flag weekend wait times, and a small but pointed cluster of four reviews expresses frustration with how certain staff and policy disputes were handled, so prospective visitors may want to call ahead for reservations or to confirm any special arrangements. Customers looking to compare notes can browse related entries in our arcade finder directory.
Games & Machines
The venue is listed under the video arcade category, and reviewers consistently describe a modern mix of arcade machines sharing space with the broader entertainment attractions. Specific cabinet makers, redemption game counts, and prize values are not detailed in the data we have on hand, so visitors curious about the exact lineup should check the venue’s website or call ahead before making a special trip.
Visiting
Andy B’s sits at 1127 E Battlefield Road on Springfield’s east side, with phone reservations accepted at +1 417-883-1234. Doors open at 11 AM every day of the week. Weekday and Sunday hours run through 11 PM, and the complex extends to midnight on Friday and Saturday nights, which makes it easy to drop in after work, schedule a daytime birthday outing, or plan a late-weekend laser tag session with friends.
The kitchen and bar are part of the same building, so guests can move between lanes, arenas, and machines without losing their table. Reviews repeatedly reference parties, Project Graduation lock-ins, and birthday bookings, and the venue is clearly built to host events at that scale. Same-city comparison options for travelers weighing a multi-stop night out include 1984, Big Slice Golf & Games, Springfield’s Incredible Food and Fun, Sweet Boy’s Neighborhood Bar, and College Station Theaters.
To see how Andy B’s fits into the broader Springfield scene, swing through the arcade map or browse the full arcade finder directory. Venue owners who want to update hours, photos, or the event calendar on this listing can do so through the claim your listing page.