Smashed Game and Grill is a video arcade in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, a fast-growing suburb on the southeast side of the Tulsa metro. The “grill” half of the name points to a hybrid concept: classic coin-op gaming paired with a kitchen that serves food, so visitors can stay for more than a quick round or two. It fits the broader pattern of modern American arcades that lean into hospitality alongside their games, blurring the line between a quarter-museum and a casual restaurant.
The venue sits in the northeast Oklahoma gaming scene alongside a handful of neighbors. Within Broken Arrow itself, Magical Claws offers a different kind of play experience, while the broader Tulsa area adds Dave & Buster’s Tulsa, Cinergy Tulsa, and Chuck’s Arcade as additional options for arcade hunters. For anyone using our arcade finder or browsing the interactive arcade map, Smashed Game and Grill is a useful pin when planning a Tulsa-area gaming outing.
At a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Address | Broken Arrow, OK |
| Hours | Sun 12–8 PM; Mon closed; Tue–Thu 2–9 PM; Fri 2–10 PM; Sat 12–2 PM and 4–10 PM |
| Rating | 4.6 out of 5 from 181 Google reviews |
| Best For | Casual arcade sessions paired with food and drink |
| Website | smashedba.com |
The Scene
With a 4.6 rating across 181 Google reviews, Smashed Game and Grill sits comfortably in the upper tier of neighborhood arcades tracked in our directory. A score like that across a meaningful sample of visitor feedback signals a venue that consistently delivers on what people came for, and the combination of a grill menu and an arcade floor shapes the kind of visit guests tend to have — longer, more social, and centered as much on eating as on playing. Detailed review commentary isn’t included in our current data for this venue, so the picture above reflects the overall rating and the venue’s category rather than specific quotes from individual visitors.
Games & Machines
As a video arcade, Smashed Game and Grill fits the standard profile of a neighborhood gaming spot — a floor of coin- and card-operated video and redemption machines rather than a themed immersive setup or a dedicated pinball bar. Without a detailed machine list to draw from, the safe summary is that visitors can expect the kind of mix you’d find at most contemporary American arcades: classic and modern video cabinets, racing or shooter titles, and likely some redemption or prize games suited for both kids and adults. Anyone planning a visit who wants to know exactly which cabinets are currently on the floor should check the venue’s own website or social channels before heading over, since machine lineups at independent arcades rotate more often than guests sometimes expect.
Visiting
Smashed Game and Grill is listed at Broken Arrow, OK. The simplest way to plan a visit is to drop the city and the name into your preferred map app — Broken Arrow sits just southeast of Tulsa along the Broken Arrow Expressway, so it’s a short drive from anywhere in the metro and easy to pair with other stops if you’re building an arcade-crawl day.
The venue’s week runs on a fairly traditional arcade rhythm: closed Mondays, opening at noon on weekends, and running evenings the rest of the week. Friday is the latest close at 10 PM, and Saturday splits its day into an afternoon block (12–2 PM) and an evening block (4–10 PM). Sunday rounds things out with an early-to-mid evening close at 8 PM. Because hours can shift for holidays and private events, confirming on the venue’s own site before you go is a good habit.
The “Grill” in the name indicates food is part of the experience, so plan to eat while you play rather than before or after. Specific menu details and age-policy information aren’t included in our current records, so families with younger kids and anyone curious about pricing should reach out to the venue directly through its website.
If you run Smashed Game and Grill and want the listing updated — corrected hours, a phone number, a machine list, photos, or party-booking details — you can claim your listing and we’ll get the changes made. Arcade hunters looking for more options in the area should browse the rest of our arcade directory or open the arcade map to see what’s nearby across the Tulsa metro.