Kako Claw — Arcade in Canton, Ohio

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Arcade Venue

Kako Claw is a video arcade tucked into the Belden Village shopping district of Canton, Ohio, where it operates as a focused, walk-in gaming destination rather than a full-scale family entertainment center. The venue fits into Canton’s broader arcade and amusement landscape, which also includes classic stops like Sluggers & Putters Amusement Park and a number of chain entertainment centers. For visitors building an arcade day in the area, Kako Claw offers a different kind of stop: small, dedicated, and centered on the machines themselves.

The arcade is located at 4211 Belden Village Street NW, a retail address that puts it within reach of the rest of the Belden Village shopping corridor. That makes it easy to combine a visit with other errands or a longer afternoon out. Canton, in northeast Ohio, has a long history of supporting its amusement and gaming venues, and dedicated arcades like Kako Claw continue to fill a particular niche for players who want something more focused than a chain FEC.

Because the venue’s listing data is lean and the venue’s own homepage hasn’t been fully analyzed for this directory entry, the rest of this page sticks to what is documented: location, hours, contact information, and the broad shape of the operation. Readers looking for current game lineups, pricing, or events should confirm directly with the venue before visiting.

At a Glance

DetailInformation
Address4211 Belden Village St NW, Canton, OH
Phone+1 330-617-8078
HoursSunday 11AM-6PM; Monday-Saturday 11AM-8PM
Rating4.8 out of 5 from 661 Google reviews
Best ForWalk-in video arcade play, claw-machine enthusiasts, casual gaming sessions

The Scene

RetroArcade.com does not yet have a structured review summary or pull-quotes for Kako Claw, so this section stays deliberately light on anecdote. What the listing does tell us is that the venue is categorized as a video arcade and has built a substantial Google footprint: a 4.8 average rating drawn from 661 reviews is a strong signal of repeat, satisfied play, and a player base that knows the venue well enough to write about it at length.

For a fuller sense of the current atmosphere, machine lineup, and any quirks players mention, the venue’s own site at kakoclaw.com and the Google reviews panel linked from the listing are the most direct sources. Visitors who want to compare notes with other Canton-area gaming spots can browse the wider arcade finder directory or open the interactive arcade map to see how Kako Claw sits alongside neighbors like Sluggers & Putters Amusement Park.

Games & Machines

Because no machine roster has been pulled from the venue’s homepage or operator materials for this entry, this section sticks to what the listing actually says. Kako Claw is filed as a video arcade, which sets the broad expectation: a floor built around electronic coin-op or card-op games rather than pinball-only, redemption-heavy, or amusement-park-style rides. The venue’s name and the local reputation of dedicated Canton arcades both point toward claw machines being a featured draw, but the specific lineup should be confirmed with the venue before visiting.

Players hoping to walk in and find a particular title, cabinet, or prize category are best served by calling ahead at +1 330-617-8078 or checking kakoclaw.com for the latest machine list. As with most dedicated arcades, the lineup tends to rotate, so a quick check before a visit is worth the call.

Visiting

Kako Claw is located at 4211 Belden Village Street NW in Canton, Ohio, in the Belden Village retail area on the city’s northwest side. The address is straightforward to find via standard mapping apps, and parking follows the usual Belden Village shopping-district pattern. For anyone planning a broader arcade day in the Canton area, the interactive arcade map is a useful way to cluster nearby stops into a single route.

The published hours run 11AM to 8PM Monday through Saturday and a slightly shorter 11AM to 6PM window on Sunday. That gives weekday-evening and weekend-afternoon visitors plenty of overlap with the venue’s open hours, and makes the arcade an easy after-work or weekend stop. Hours can change around holidays, so confirming on the day of a visit is sensible.

For practical matters not covered in this listing — age policy, food and drink, party or group booking, and current pricing — contacting the venue directly is the right move. Operators who want to update or correct the information on this page can use the claim your listing tool to take ownership of the record. To compare Kako Claw against other arcades in the region, the broader find an arcade directory lists every venue tracked by RetroArcade.com.