Detroit Klaws is a video arcade serving players in Troy, Michigan, a northern suburb of Detroit and one of the larger gaming hubs in Oakland County. The venue operates under the simple “video arcade” category in local listings, putting it in the same broad family as the retro-focused rooms and family entertainment centers that dot southeastern Michigan. For anyone in the area searching for a place to drop in and play, it joins a small but active Michigan arcade scene that includes everything from classic candy counters to modern e-sports setups, all searchable through the arcade finder.
The arcade sits within a roughly 5-kilometer grid centered on Troy, a city that anchors a sizable retail and entertainment corridor north of Detroit. Plotting it on the interactive arcade map reveals several neighbors within a short drive, including Round1 Bowling & Arcade – Auburn Hills, Mr. Zero’s Arcade, and the two HIGH SCORE Ice Cream & Arcade storefronts, which gives players multiple options to compare on a single weekend. Detroit Klaws is positioned as a focused, no-frills alternative to those combined entertainment complexes — a place where the floor is the draw.
Hours run seven days a week, with weekend afternoons opening earlier than weekdays, which makes the venue accessible for both after-school drop-ins and full evening sessions. A contact phone line and a dedicated website, detroitklaws.fun, are kept current for visitors who want to confirm a session before driving over.
At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Troy, MI |
| Phone | +1 855-552-9725 |
| Hours | Mon–Thu 12 PM–9 PM; Fri 12 PM–10 PM; Sat 10 AM–10 PM; Sun 10 AM–9 PM |
| Rating | 4.8 out of 5 from 355 Google reviews |
| Best For | Drop-in video arcade play, weekday and weekend sessions |
The Scene
The venue’s Google profile shows a 4.8 average from 355 reviews, a strong signal for a standalone neighborhood arcade. Because the listing on RetroArcade.com currently has no structured review summary or themed highlights imported, the editorial scene note below is intentionally lean — just the basics a first-time visitor needs to know before heading out.
Detroit Klaws is classified as a video arcade, so visitors should expect a floor dominated by electronic machines rather than pinball-only cabinets or full bar service. It sits among several independent arcades in the broader Troy area, alongside larger combined-use venues like Round1 Bowling & Arcade – Auburn Hills for players who want to weigh their options. As written player reviews are added and reviewed, this section will be expanded with direct quotes and theme breakdowns. Until then, prospective visitors are encouraged to read the live Google reviews through the venue’s own listing before a first visit.
Games & Machines
The RetroArcade.com record for Detroit Klaws lists the venue as a video arcade but does not include a current inventory of cabinets, machines, or specific game titles, and no homepage analysis has been captured for the venue’s official site. Based solely on the venue category, players can reasonably expect an electronic-game-focused floor rather than a pinball-only or prize-redemption setup, but specific model names, pricing, and credit structures are not available in the directory at this time.
Anyone planning a visit around a favorite title or hardware generation should call ahead on +1 855-552-9725 or check the official site at detroitklaws.fun to confirm what is currently on the floor. For players who like to compare options across a region before committing to a drive, the broader arcade finder and arcade map tools let visitors filter nearby Michigan venues by category, hours, and city.
Visiting
Detroit Klaws is listed at the city level as “Troy, MI,” within a 5-kilometer grid centered on Troy at roughly 42.5628° N, 83.1639° W. The standalone city record, combined with the listed phone number, gives visitors enough to lock in directions through any standard mapping app before heading out.
Operating hours are consistent and wide enough for flexible planning. Mondays through Thursdays run from 12 PM to 9 PM. Fridays extend an extra hour, closing at 10 PM. Weekends are the most generous, with Saturdays opening at 10 AM and running to 10 PM, and Sundays from 10 AM to 9 PM. For weekday after-school and after-work visits, the 12 PM weekday opening lines up cleanly with school dismissal, while the 10 AM weekend opening suits families and group outings.
The directory record does not list a separate age policy, food and drink program, or party-booking system for Detroit Klaws, so anyone planning a birthday party, corporate event, or under-18 visit should call +1 855-552-9725 to confirm the latest rules with the venue directly. For those who want to coordinate a multi-venue gaming crawl in the same area, neighbors like Round1 Bowling & Arcade – Auburn Hills offer bowling and prize redemption, while HIGH SCORE Ice Cream & Arcade combines dessert with a cabinet lineup.
Players can find more Michigan options through the RetroArcade.com arcade finder or browse the full interactive arcade map. Venue owners who want to update the hours, photos, or game list shown here can claim this listing through the directory.