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359 Talbot St, London, ON N6A 2R5, Canada, London, ON

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Such a great place and perfect for all ages. I first went here as a date night and had a blast! Drinks were a little more costly than expected, but it was okay knowing it was only $7 to get in for an arcade play. I went this past weekend with my daughter and she loved it! I appreciate their rules about kids only allowed until 8:00 p.m ( at least on Saturday) as this allows a space for adults in the later evenings and family/children throughout the day. The machines work well and it has such a great atmosphere and Vibe. It was so busy but we always were able to find an available game to play. My daughter loved the stranger things pin ball - and of course Donkey Kong and Pac man. They even have Booth seating with giant screens where you can play various games if you didn't want to go directly to one of the arcade games and they have basketball and a couple Skee ball machines. Finding parking is never fun but that's the same for anywhere in downtown London. Admission is cash only, so be prepared to bring cash or have to use the ATM. When we went on Saturday, the ATM machine was down so they did accept debit. Highly recommend this place as it's something different to do in London!

Posted 2/2/2026

ProjectEpicRules

I have mixed reviews. I'll start with the positive: The atmosphere, the food and the customer service is wonderful. The entire time I was smelling the fries cooking the back made my mouth water. I ordered that with a cheeseburger and was very pleased. The gentlemen serving us the front door and behind the bar were pleasant and did their jobs very well. A great selection of retro arcade game's on site. They're Tilt brand beer is also very tasty. The atmosphere is awesome. All the way from the bar to the bathrooms. Now for the negative. I think the upkeep on most of the games could be better executed. But, I can imagine that is tough thing to do when you're only charging $7.00 for unlimited play. Even still, when I go to a retro arcade I would expect the games to be in good playing condition. Unfortunately, some of the pinball machines were either out of order, rubber's broken or flipper's not working. It can definitely make a pinball playing experience quite negative when there's not enough power in the flipper to put the ball up a ramp or to achieve certain features within the game. Some of the games just don't have the love put into them like they used to. Monitors that need more attention to color adjustment or focus. Some of the aesthetics on the games could use a bit of love as well. Would I go again? Probably. But I'd ike to hear from somebody else before I go on what's working and what's not. If you're not an enthusiastic of retro arcade games, you would probably enjoy Tilt London and not notice a lot of the things i'm mentioning above. You should have a wonderful time at this arcade.

Posted 2/2/2026

Precious Kelly

I love this place. 7 dollars for all you can play. Licensed so can serve booze and food. Good food. Music plays. Gives nightclub vibes with video games. Have a good selection and they change it up cause games I played Saturday different from last time I was there.

Posted 1/27/2026

Victoria Rodriguez

3.5 Was my first time at tilt arcade and I have mixed feelings. I’ll give you the good, bad and the ugly. The good: food service, atmosphere and pinball games and $7 for entry is amazing. The bad: some games were out of order and the skeeball only had one ball. Also the TV screens where you can play old Nintendo games is was too close, they should atleast lower the brightness. The ugly: the drinks! Omg the bartender had to read a sheet on how to make a drink and both me and my friends drink tasted horribly, i kindly asked her to remake it and it still was horrible unfortunately.

Posted 1/4/2026

SG

This place is great! Pay one price and play for as long as you want. Plus they have food and drinks. Lots of retro games, and my personal favourite, DDR!

Posted 10/20/2025

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