Wolf Claw Arcade sits in Henderson, Nevada, just outside the Las Vegas Strip in one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the state. Classified as a video arcade, the venue has built a strong reputation among local players, holding a 4.8-star average from 354 Google reviews — a rare score in any gaming category. It is part of a wider cluster of gaming venues that share the Henderson valley, ranging from full-blown family entertainment centers to casino-floor arcades.
Henderson has quietly become one of the most arcade-friendly corners of Nevada. The city is home to a mix of standalone arcades, mall-based gaming centers, and casino-attached game rooms that draw from both locals and Strip tourists who wander south past the airport. Within this landscape, Wolf Claw Arcade presents itself as a dedicated video arcade with a focused schedule and a straightforward, no-frills setup. Visitors planning a trip can use the broader arcade map to see how the venue sits relative to its neighbors in the area.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | Las Vegas, NV |
| Phone | +1 702-900-7199 |
| Hours | Sun 12–9:30 PM; Mon 2–9 PM; Tue–Thu 12–9 PM; Fri–Sat 12–10 PM |
| Rating | 4.8 out of 5 from 354 Google reviews |
| Best For | Classic and modern video arcade play |
The Scene
Without a written review summary to draw from, the picture of Wolf Claw Arcade has to be assembled from the metadata alone — and that picture is unusually clean. The 4.8-star average across 354 Google reviews is the kind of score most venues only reach when regulars genuinely enjoy returning. For a standalone video arcade in a metro area saturated with casino gaming floors, that kind of consistency signals a dedicated crowd of local players rather than drive-by tourist traffic.
The category itself — Video arcade — points to a venue built around screen-based machines rather than redemption-heavy family entertainment centers. There is no homepage analysis in the record to break down the exact cabinet mix, so anything beyond that general category description would be speculation. What is clear is the schedule: the arcade runs six days a week with a late Monday opening and extended Friday and Saturday hours that wrap up at 10 PM. That rhythm fits a venue that caters primarily to after-work and weekend visitors.
For readers who want a more polished, full-service entertainment complex in the same city, Dave & Buster’s Henderson sits in the same general market with a different offering — restaurant, bar, and big-format games under one roof. Wolf Claw, by contrast, reads as a focused arcade stop rather than a destination complex.
Games & Machines
Without a homepage analysis to pull from, the gameplay at Wolf Claw Arcade is best described in general terms. As a video arcade, the venue centers on coin-op and card-based video machines — the kind of setup one expects from a dedicated neighborhood arcade in the Las Vegas suburbs. There is no published breakdown of cabinet types, prize games, or specialty titles in the data record, so specifics on what is currently on the floor are not confirmed here.
What can be said is that the venue’s category and reputation both point to a classic video-arcade format. Visitors looking for a particular title or machine type should contact the arcade directly using the phone number listed above to confirm what is on the floor before making the trip.
Visiting
Wolf Claw Arcade is listed at “Las Vegas, NV” in the public record — a label that reflects the broader metro mailing convention used across the Las Vegas valley rather than a precise street address. In practice, the venue falls within Henderson city limits, southeast of the Strip. Travelers coming from the airport or the resort corridor will find it a short drive into the Henderson valley.
Hours follow a clear weekly rhythm. The arcade opens at noon Tuesday through Saturday and stays open until 9 PM on weekdays, extending to 10 PM on Friday and Saturday nights. Sunday opens at noon and closes at 9:30 PM, while Monday is the shortest day, opening at 2 PM and closing at 9 PM. That Monday gap in the morning hours is worth noting for anyone planning an early-week visit.
No age policy, food-and-drink program, or party-booking details are published in the record, so those questions are best directed to the venue by phone at +1 702-900-7199 or through the official site at wolfclawarcade.com. Owners who want to update or correct the listing can do so through the claim-your-listing page, and readers searching for additional arcades in the region can browse the full Henderson arcade directory or explore the wider arcade map.