Dave & Buster’s Toledo is a video arcade on Monroe Street in Toledo, Ohio. The venue carries a category listing of “Video arcade” in the directory and operates as part of a recognizable national brand at a single Monroe Street address. For Toledo-area players, it functions as one of the larger gaming destinations in town, with hours that stretch later than most local independents.
Toledo’s arcade scene is small but varied, with this Monroe Street outpost standing out for its scale. Smaller neighbors like Funagin’s, Reset Arcade, DraftCade Toledo, Perspective Arcade Public Art, and Go Karts Plus each bring a different flavor to the local gaming community. Visitors who want to compare options across the city can browse the interactive arcade map or use the arcade finder directory to plan a route and see how venues stack up against each other.
Located at 5001 Monroe Street, the venue sits in a busy retail stretch on Toledo’s west side, convenient for both walk-in players and group outings. The address places it near major shopping and dining destinations, making it a natural stop for casual drop-ins and group plans. Players curious about the broader regional landscape can pull up the directory’s map view for a geographic perspective on where this arcade sits relative to others in northwest Ohio.
At a Glance
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | 5001 Monroe St, Toledo, Ohio |
| Phone | +1 419-481-9800 |
| Hours | Sun–Thu 10AM–12AM; Fri–Sat 10AM–1AM |
| Rating | 4.1 out of 5 from 3,700 reviews |
| Best For | Drop-in video arcade play, late-night gaming, group outings |
The Scene
The directory does not currently have an aggregated review summary for this location, so this section stands in for the usual player-feedback roundup. What is available is a 4.1 out of 5 score drawn from 3,700 reviews, which places Dave & Buster’s Toledo in solid standing among Ohio arcades tracked by the directory. The volume of reviews — well into the thousands — suggests this is a heavily visited location rather than a niche stop.
Readers who want a closer look at what individual players are saying should consult the venue’s public Google listing or visit the official Dave & Buster’s Toledo page. For a sense of how this location fits into the broader Toledo arcade market, the directory’s arcade finder lists comparable venues alongside this one, and the map view lays them out geographically.
Games & Machines
Detailed machine inventories are not part of the directory record for this venue, so the games-and-machines section is kept intentionally general. As a classified video arcade, the location is set up around the kind of card-and-token-operated play typical of larger chain entertainment centers. The format usually means a mix of redemption, video, and competitive formats spread across a sizable floor, but specific titles are not tracked in the directory for this address.
Visitors looking for a specific machine list or current game lineup should consult the venue’s official site or call the front desk at +1 419-481-9800. Because the directory does not maintain a per-machine breakdown for this location, the best practice is to check directly with the venue before making a special trip for a particular title.
Visiting
The venue’s address is 5001 Monroe Street in Toledo, putting it on a busy retail corridor on the city’s west side. The phone line is +1 419-481-9800 for direct inquiries, and the official location page at daveandbusters.com/us/en/about/locations/toledo carries the most current event, hours, and menu information. The same Toledo arcade serves as the anchor for the directory’s same-city list, with smaller venues clustering nearby for players who want to combine stops.
Hours run 10AM to midnight Sunday through Thursday and extend to 1AM on Friday and Saturday nights, making this one of the later-stopping arcades in the Toledo market. Players planning a weeknight visit should note the midnight close, while weekend players have an extra hour to work with after dinner. The pattern is consistent week to week, which makes scheduling straightforward for both individuals and groups looking to plan around a single anchor stop.
For a broader view of the Toledo arcade scene, the arcade finder directory lists comparable venues like Funagin’s, Reset Arcade, DraftCade Toledo, Perspective Arcade Public Art, and Go Karts Plus alongside this one. The interactive arcade map offers a geographic view of the same set, helping visitors plan a multi-stop arcade crawl across the city. Operators who run a related venue and want it featured in the directory can use the claim-your-listing page to take control of an existing entry or add a new one.