Superelectric Pinball Parlor is a dedicated pinball venue on Detroit Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio. It carves out a focused niche in the city’s gaming scene as a bar built around the silver ball rather than a sprawling multi-game arcade, and it has built a steady local following on that premise alone.
The parlor sits in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood on Cleveland’s near-west side, a corridor of small bars, restaurants, galleries, and creative workspaces that has reshaped this stretch of the city over the past decade. Cleveland has long supported a varied arcade and pinball community, and Superelectric contributes a deliberately tight, machine-first identity to that mix — the kind of place a player visits for two or three hours of pinball and a drink, not for prize tickets or driving simulators.
For visitors planning a Cleveland gaming trip, Superelectric is one of several pinball and bar-arcade stops worth considering. The venue runs most weekdays with evening hours and expands into late-night service on weekends, which makes it easy to fit into a broader Cleveland itinerary alongside other local arcade destinations.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 6500 Detroit Ave, Cleveland, OH |
| Phone | +1 440-506-4661 |
| Hours | Sun 12–8PM · Mon 4–11PM · Tue Closed · Wed 4–11PM · Thu 4–11PM · Fri 12PM–12AM · Sat 12PM–12AM |
| Rating | 4.7 out of 5 from 529 Google reviews |
| Best For | Pinball enthusiasts looking for a bar setting with a focused, machine-first lineup |
What Players Say
No editorial review summary or themed review highlights have been pulled into this listing yet for Superelectric Pinball Parlor. What we can confirm from the directory record is that the venue carries a public rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 529 Google reviews, and that the venue is categorized as a bar with a pinball-first identity rather than a general family entertainment center.
Until a fuller review summary is published, players researching the venue should treat that 4.7 figure as the single quantitative signal we have verified, and pair it with a glance at recent Google reviews for the most current read on machine rotation, service pace, and crowd levels. As themed highlights come in, we will fold them into this section.
Games & Machines
As a dedicated pinball venue, Superelectric Pinball Parlor’s machine lineup is built around pinball cabinets rather than a wide mix of arcade genres. The parlor is intended for players who want to spend an evening working through a focused rotation of pinball tables in a bar setting, not for visitors bouncing between racing games, light-gun shooters, and rhythm titles.
The current cabinet count, specific titles, and rotation cadence are not listed in the directory record we have on file, so we are not naming individual machines here. Players who want the live lineup — including which tables are set up, which are being serviced, and whether any tournament play is scheduled — should check the venue’s website at superelectric.tv or call the parlor directly.
Visiting
Superelectric Pinball Parlor is at 6500 Detroit Ave in Cleveland’s Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood, on a stretch of Detroit Avenue that is straightforward to reach from downtown and from the West Side neighborhoods. Street parking is typical for the area. The parlor’s phone line, +1 440-506-4661, is the quickest way to confirm anything that might shift day to day.
The weekly hours pattern is worth checking before you head out. The parlor is closed on Tuesdays. Sundays run from 12PM to 8PM, Mondays from 4PM to 11PM, and Wednesdays and Thursdays from 4PM to 11PM. Fridays and Saturdays expand into a late-night window, opening at noon and closing at midnight. That gives weeknight players a comfortable four-to-seven-hour window and gives weekend players a full twelve-hour stretch each day.
The directory record does not include an age policy, a food menu, or details on party or private-event bookings, so any of those questions — including whether minors are admitted, whether outside food is allowed, or whether the parlor hosts league play and birthday bookings — should be directed to the venue in advance. Anyone planning a group visit should call ahead to confirm capacity and any booking requirements.
If you are mapping out a wider Cleveland gaming trip, the rest of the city’s venues are visible on our interactive arcade map, and you can search by city and venue type using the arcade finder. Cleveland also has several other notable spots worth pairing with a Superelectric visit, including 16-Bit Bar+Arcade and 5th Street Arcades on the same-city list. Venue owners who want to update this listing — including hours, machine lineup, age policy, and booking details — can claim the listing through RetroArcade.com.