Dave and Buster’s Brooklyn – Atlantic Center is a listed video arcade venue in the borough of Brooklyn within New York City, New York. Its directory entry places it in the video arcade category, with the kind of indoor floor of electronic amusement machines that defines the modern American arcade format. The venue is part of a wider national operator with multiple locations, and this page summarizes what is on file in its public directory record.
Brooklyn is one of the most-visited boroughs in New York City, and the area around the Atlantic Center and Atlantic Terminal corridor in Downtown Brooklyn is anchored by a major shopping complex and a transit hub that serves several subway lines and the Long Island Rail Road. That setting makes a video arcade venue a natural fit for the foot traffic, since it offers an indoor stop for visitors moving between transit, retail, and entertainment destinations in the surrounding blocks.
This page is built strictly from the venue’s structured record, so it covers what is verifiable: the address, phone number, opening hours, rating, and category. Readers looking to compare this location with other arcades in the city can use the directory’s arcade finder or interactive arcade map, and there are neighboring venues such as Barcade and a second Barcade listing worth cross-referencing when planning an outing.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | Brooklyn, NY |
| Phone | +1 718-233-8400 |
| Hours | Sunday–Tuesday: 10AM–12AM; Wednesday–Saturday: 10AM–1AM |
| Rating | 3.9 out of 5 from 771 Google reviews |
| Best For | Casual arcade play, group outings, video arcade fans |
The Scene
Because no visitor review synthesis or quote highlights have been captured for this listing, this section does not paraphrase individual Google reviews or assign narrative sentiment. Instead, it reflects only the structured facts on file. What stands out is that the venue is categorized as a video arcade and carries a Google rating of 3.9 out of 5 drawn from 771 reviews. That places it in a middling range that is broadly typical of large-format chain entertainment venues, where reviewers tend to weigh the variety of games and the energy of the room against factors like wait times on busy weekends.
Visitors who want a fuller sense of the room can use the arcade map to see how this location sits relative to neighboring venues, and the arcade finder directory to filter for video arcades specifically across New York City and beyond. Anyone planning a specific trip should call ahead using the number listed above for the most up-to-date information on the floor and any special operating notes.
Games & Machines
The venue record classifies this location as a video arcade, which means the floor is built around coin-operated and card-operated electronic amusement machines rather than around a pinball-only lineup, a barcade concept, or a full family entertainment center model. No specific game list, cabinet count, prize counter details, or feature breakdown has been captured in the listing, so the directory does not publish individual machine names here. Anyone who needs a confirmed inventory of what is currently on the floor, or who wants to know whether a particular title is present, should contact the venue directly using the phone number in the table above or check the operator’s official website before traveling.
Visiting
Dave and Buster’s Brooklyn – Atlantic Center is listed at Brooklyn, NY. Its placement near the Atlantic Center and Atlantic Terminal in Downtown Brooklyn puts it within easy reach of several subway lines and the LIRR terminal, which makes it a workable stop whether visitors are coming from elsewhere in the borough, from Manhattan, or from Long Island. The phone number on file is +1 718-233-8400, and the operator’s official website at daveandbusters.com carries additional venue information for anyone who wants to confirm details before heading out.
The weekly hours pattern is straightforward and consistent. The venue opens at 10AM every day of the week. On Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday it closes at midnight, while Wednesday through Saturday it stays open until 1AM. That later midweek-through-Saturday close makes the venue a workable option for evening and late-night outings, and the earlier midnight close on the first three days of the week still leaves plenty of room for after-work or post-dinner visits at the start of the week.
The directory record does not include an age policy, a published food and drink policy, or party booking details, so this page does not state specific terms in any of those areas. Operators who would like to add or correct that information, including hours, contact details, or venue features, can take ownership of the listing through the claim your listing page.
For a broader view of how this venue compares with the rest of the city’s arcade scene, the arcade map and the arcade finder are the easiest ways to browse locations, hours, and categories across New York City. Returning to compare hours, rating, and category side-by-side can help visitors decide whether this venue or a neighboring arcade such as Barcade or the related Barcade listing is the better fit for a given outing.