Gatcha is a video arcade operating in New York City, New York, from a storefront on 133-33 39th Ave. As a dedicated video arcade, the venue is built around the kind of cabinet-and-screen experience that has defined coin-op play for decades, situated within a city that supports one of the most varied arcade scenes in the country.
The venue’s operating hours are unusually consistent, opening at 11 AM and running through midnight every single day of the week. That kind of predictable daily window makes Gatcha an easy fit for after-work sessions, weekend afternoons, or late-night runs with friends. Its public reputation is reflected in a 4.9 rating on the strength of 7,200 reviews, a strong signal that the venue has built a loyal and active player base over time.
Gatcha sits among several other notable arcade venues in New York City, including multiple Barcade locations and Quackade: Arcade & Party Games, each offering a different flavor of gaming. Players comparing options across the boroughs can get a broader view through the site’s arcade finder directory and interactive arcade map, both of which surface other NYC venues worth considering.
At a Glance
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 133-33 39th Ave, New York City, New York |
| Phone | +1 347-438-1080 |
| Hours | Daily, 11 AM – 12 AM (midnight), seven days a week |
| Rating | 4.9 out of 5 from 7,200 reviews |
| Best For | Drop-in video arcade play and late-night sessions |
The Scene
With review themes and a written synthesis unavailable for this venue, the most reliable public signal available is the headline rating: a 4.9 score sustained across 7,200 reviews. A score that high on that volume of feedback points to a venue whose regulars have returned often enough to leave a real mark on its public reputation, even though the specific praise or complaints driving that score are not broken out in this listing.
For players who want to dig deeper before visiting, the original review streams on the venue’s public listings — including Google and any third-party hosts linked from the venue’s website — will give the most direct read on what visitors like and dislike. Comparing Gatcha to nearby venues through the arcade finder directory or interactive arcade map is another way to gauge how it stacks up against its NYC peers.
Games & Machines
Gatcha is classified in the directory as a video arcade, a category that places it squarely in the segment of the gaming scene built around coin-op and card-based video machines. That positioning puts it adjacent to, but distinct from, pinball bars and full-service family entertainment centers. Without a detailed inventory in our records, specific cabinet and title lineups are not documented here.
Players expecting a traditional pay-per-play arcade environment — rows of screens, joystick-and-button setups, and a rotation of new and classic video releases — will find that the venue type fits that description. For an exact list of which machines are currently on the floor, visitors are best served by checking the venue’s own website at gatcha.us or calling the arcade ahead of a visit.
Visiting
Gatcha’s storefront is located at 133-33 39th Ave in New York City, and the venue can be reached by phone at +1 347-438-1080 for the latest on availability and on-site conditions. The arcade’s hours are identical across every day of the week — opening at 11 AM and closing at midnight — which gives visitors a wide window to plan around, including late-evening sessions that stretch all the way to closing time.
Because the directory record does not include details on age policy, food and beverage service, or party and group booking, visitors planning around any of those factors should confirm those specifics directly with staff. The arcade’s official website, gatcha.us, is the most reliable source for up-to-date information on those points and any temporary schedule changes.
Players building a longer day of arcade-hopping can use the interactive arcade map to see how Gatcha fits into the wider NYC gaming scene, or browse the arcade finder directory for a fuller list of city venues. Nearby spots worth comparing include Barcade and Barcade, each with its own take on the city’s arcade culture.
Venue operators who manage Gatcha’s listing and want to update the information shown here — including any game inventory, special events, or policies not yet captured in this record — can do so through the claim your listing page.