
Dave & Buster’s Niles, OH brings the national chain’s full-service arcade-and-eatery formula to the Youngstown, Ohio market. Listed in directory records as a video arcade, the venue sits within the broader Youngstown metro area — Niles falls roughly 15 km from the Youngstown grid center — giving Mahoning Valley residents a sizable indoor gaming destination without a long drive.
The Youngstown area has long balanced its steel-town heritage with a more recent wave of entertainment venues, family attractions, and casual dining spots. Dave & Buster’s fits comfortably into that mix, offering a chain-operated alternative to independent arcades such as Fun ‘N’ Games Rewind and Past Times Arcade. For visitors who want to compare the local arcade landscape side by side, the interactive arcade map is a useful starting point.
At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Niles, OH |
| Phone | +1 330-349-3050 |
| Hours | Sunday–Thursday: 10AM–12AM Friday–Saturday: 10AM–1AM |
| Rating | 3.8 out of 5 from 375 Google reviews |
| Best For | Chain-style video arcade with food and drink |
The Scene
This directory entry is based on the venue’s published listing data and aggregated Google rating rather than a full editorial review pass. The current standing is 3.8 out of 5 from 375 Google reviews, placing the venue solidly in the middle of the typical chain-arcade range — neither a runaway favorite nor a known problem spot. Because no detailed review-summary analysis is on file for this location, this section intentionally stops at the aggregate signal rather than inventing impressions.
Readers who want to dig into individual player commentary should consult the brand’s official Niles location page or the venue’s Google Maps listing for the latest reviews. The arcade finder is also a good way to see how this venue lines up with neighboring Youngstown-area spots, including Confetti Fun Center, Chuck E. Cheese, and the standalone barcade and rope swing bar near The Avalon Grand Resort and Golf.
Games & Machines
Dave & Buster’s Niles is categorized as a video arcade, which puts it firmly in the modern amusement-arcade tradition: a paid-play floor of electronic games rather than a museum of electromechanical or pinball machines. As a chain location, it operates the brand’s familiar Power Card system, in which a single rechargeable card is loaded with credits and tapped at every cabinet, and the floor typically blends redemption, racing, shooting, sports, and ticket-based video titles alongside a prize counter.
Because the specific machine list for this Niles location is not on file in this directory’s research notes, no individual titles are named here. Visitors looking for a particular game, the current prize-counter lineup, or the latest card-load promotions should call the venue directly using the number listed in the At a Glance table above.
Visiting
Dave & Buster’s Niles is located in Niles, Ohio, just north of Youngstown along the I-80 corridor. The directory record carries the city-level address only, so visitors should rely on the brand’s official location page for the exact street address and driving directions. The phone line — +1 330-349-3050 — is the fastest way to confirm hours, special events, or group reservations before driving over.
Hours are consistent across the week. Doors open at 10AM and close at midnight Sunday through Thursday, while Friday and Saturday bring an extra hour, with closing at 1AM. That pattern lines up well with evening group outings and late-weekend visits. No age policy, admission structure, or on-site food and drink details are captured in the current dataset, so families, under-21 visitors, and adult-only groups should verify those points with the venue before arriving.
For broader planning, the arcade finder and interactive arcade map remain the best tools for sizing up alternatives across the Youngstown area and beyond. Operators who manage this venue and want the listing kept current — or who would like additional fields such as a machine list, menu highlights, or event calendar displayed — can claim the listing through RetroArcade.com’s standard verification process.
