Dave & Buster’s Reno is a video arcade serving the Sparks, Nevada area as part of the well-known Dave & Buster’s chain of entertainment venues. The location sits within the Reno-Sparks metropolitan area, a region popular with travelers moving between the San Francisco Bay Area, Lake Tahoe, and the rest of the Mountain West. It caters to a mix of locals, families, and out-of-town visitors looking for a single entertainment destination under one roof.
Sparks itself sits just east of Reno along the Truckee River, and the city has long functioned as a convenient base for visitors heading toward the lake or sampling the broader Washoe County gaming and entertainment scene. For travelers hoping to compare their options, the wider Sparks and Reno area features several other gaming destinations worth a look, including Fun Quest and South 40. Readers building a longer itinerary can browse the rest of the directory through the arcade finder or pan around the interactive arcade map.
At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Reno, NV |
| Phone | +1 775-332-5858 |
| Hours | Sun–Tue: 10AM–12AM; Wed–Sat: 10AM–1AM |
| Rating | 3.9 out of 5 from 177 Google reviews |
| Best For | Video arcade play, group outings, casual family entertainment |
The Scene
The editorial corpus of player reviews available for this particular Dave & Buster’s Reno location is limited in the current record, so a granular synthesis of recurring themes is not possible. What can be reported cleanly is the aggregate signal: 3.9 out of 5 stars drawn from 177 reviews. That places the venue roughly mid-pack when compared with the other arcades catalogued on RetroArcade.com, neither a runaway favorite nor a problem spot. Visitors wanting the latest impressions before making the trip should consult the venue’s own listings and recent Google reviews directly.
Games & Machines
As a venue categorized strictly as a video arcade, Dave & Buster’s Reno operates as an electronic-play destination rather than a pinball bar, bowling alley, or traditional family entertainment center. Specific titles, redemption inventories, prize counters, and machine counts are not available in the current record, so no lineup is reproduced here. Travelers planning a visit who want to know what is currently on the floor can confirm the active game roster directly through the official website, the link to which appears in the At a Glance table above.
Visiting
Dave & Buster’s Reno is listed at Reno, NV. Visitors arriving from elsewhere in Sparks or from downtown Reno should plug the address into their preferred navigation app for turn-by-turn directions. The venue’s coordinates place it within the wider commercial corridor that serves the Reno-Sparks area, making it accessible for both travelers and locals. Travelers pairing a visit with one of the other Sparks-area arcades noted above will find it straightforward to build an afternoon or evening loop.
Hours of operation are consistent from day to day, with a clear split between earlier-closing midweek days and later-closing weekend days. Sunday through Tuesday the doors open at 10AM and close at midnight. Wednesday through Saturday the venue extends its close to 1AM. The longer weekend window is particularly well suited to group visits, late-night gaming, and travelers wrapping up an evening in downtown Reno or a day at Lake Tahoe.
For reservations, group inquiries, or general questions, the venue can be reached by phone at +1 775-332-5858. Detailed party booking options and any specific age policies are not enumerated in the current record, so callers are encouraged to confirm directly with the location before arriving with younger players, large groups, or anyone planning a private event. The same number is a useful first stop for confirming hours on holidays, which can shift outside the standard weekly pattern shown above.
Operators and venue owners who notice outdated information on this listing can claim the listing and submit corrections through RetroArcade.com. Travelers planning a broader Northern Nevada arcade crawl can explore the rest of the directory via the arcade finder or browse the interactive arcade map to plot out the next stop.