Dave & Buster’s Omaha brings the chain’s signature combination of arcade gaming, full-service dining, and sports-bar atmosphere to a single, sprawling West Omaha location. Situated along the 133rd Plaza corridor, the venue functions as both a family entertainment center and a night-out destination, drawing a mix of families, date-nighters, and corporate or birthday groups throughout the week.
It is one of several gaming rooms in the metro area, alongside venues such as Draftcade, Capitol Arcade, Beercade2, and the Hollywood Pinball & Arcade Museum, but it stands out for scale: a wide game floor attached to a kitchen and bar under one roof.
At a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Address | 2502 S 133rd Plaza Ste 111, Omaha, NE |
| Phone | +1 402-778-3915 |
| Hours | Sun–Thu 10AM–12AM; Fri–Sat 10AM–1AM |
| Rating | 4.1 out of 5 from 3,700 reviews |
| Best For | Families, group outings, date nights |
What Players Say
Based on 3,700 reviews, Dave & Buster’s Omaha earns a 4.1 out of 5 and divides opinion along predictable lines: visitors love the energy, the game variety, and the rewards deals, while the prices and weekend crowds draw regular criticism. As one visitor summarized it, “so many fun games to play- you won’t get bored!” — Google review, reflecting the positive sentiment around game selection. The rewards program is a clear favorite: a visitor noted “rewards members get 50 percent off the food menu (no joke)” — Google review, which contributes to the strong positive theme around deals and promotions.
On the staffing side, the experience is mixed but leans positive when the team is on form. One guest praised their server as “top notch. Very personable.” — Google review, illustrating the standout service that many reviews mention. Families consistently feel welcome, with remarks like “Nice place to bring the family. The kids can have fun, the adults can chat.” — Google review. The atmosphere itself, however, is polarizing — for some it is the high-energy draw, for others it is “too much” and “overstimulating for our kids” — Google review.
The recurring negatives are worth knowing before you go. Multiple reviewers complain that “a lot of the games seemed to be broken” — Google review, and that “the games are super expensive and quite a few of them were out of order” — Google review. Weekends in particular draw criticism, with one visitor concluding “on the weekend, it’s not worth the trip” — Google review. A smaller but real theme involves billing: at least one guest reported being “charged my card another twenty dollars without promotion” — Google review, so checking the receipt at the end of the night is sensible advice. Food quality is also mixed, with one reviewer noting “The food was amazing but it takes forever to get it” — Google review — capturing both the upside and the wait.
Games & Machines
Public details about the specific machine list are not available in our directory data, so we will not invent a lineup here. What is clear from the venue category and visitor reports is that the game floor is large and broad, leaning on redemption and ticket games alongside driving, shooting, and skill-based video cabinets typical of a Dave & Buster’s location. For anyone planning around specific titles, we recommend using the arcade finder or browsing the interactive arcade map to compare what other Omaha-area rooms are running.
Visiting
Dave & Buster’s Omaha sits at 2502 S 133rd Plaza Ste 111 in southwest Omaha, easily reached from the Westroads and Regency area and a short drive from downtown. The address is straightforward to plug into a GPS, and parking is available on-site at the plaza. Hours are generous: Sunday through Thursday the doors run from 10AM to 12AM, while Friday and Saturday nights extend to 1AM, making it a workable option for both afternoon family trips and late-evening adult outings.
Inside, the venue combines its arcade floor with a full bar and a full menu, which is why it works as well for date nights and group birthdays as it does for casual weekend play. If you are planning a larger booking — corporate events, birthday parties, or team outings — the best route is to contact the location directly at +1 402-778-3915 or visit the official site for current event packages and pricing. Rewards members get meaningful food discounts that materially change the value math, so signing up before you arrive is worth the few minutes it takes.
A final practical note from the visitor feedback: if you visit on a weekend, expect crowds and factor in wait times at peak hours; if a specific machine matters to you, treat it as worth a quick scan of the floor before loading a card. To explore other options nearby, you can browse the arcade map or use the arcade finder to compare venues like Draftcade, Capitol Arcade, Beercade2, and the Hollywood Pinball & Arcade Museum in a single view. Operators who want to update the listing — hours, machine notes, or event info — can do so through the claim-your-listing page.