Dave & Buster’s

Great bartenders and fun atmosphere! If you stop by and see the bartender with the amazing, long reddish beard, do yourself a favor and sit at the bar. Micah works his a** off, is always super kind and great at his job! It’s people like him that keeps us coming back every time we are in town :)

taco Tuesday is very nice. good food and great management if there is a problem its taken very serious and delt with professionally. a nice restaurant for the kids too

This is my first time here and the service has been terrible. We had to wait almost an hour because they gave our table to another group. Waited almost 40 minutes for food and the waitress is taking AGES to bring back change. I’m absolutely never coming back. The games are fun. Food is mediocre. It’s just not worth the trouble.

Unimpressed.
Scaffolding covering the entrance without any signs assuring the restaurant was still open or that it was safe to weave your way under the spans.
The hostesses were who sat us were friendly and fun.
Unfortunately that was the highlight of our visit.
Service was slow, no that would be an insult to slow and it was early on a Thursday with nary a soul in the place. We liked the spinach artichoke dip, but having a serving spoon to help share would have made sense to be standard.
The makers mark burger beckoned with promise, but missed its… mark. overly sweet sauce did nothing to mask what tasted freezer burned.
People who play video games are obviously the only reason this place stays afloat.
I’m not a game player and only visited because I could easily walk from my hotel. I guess I shouldn’t have expected anything but arcade rated food at an arcade.

Stopped here for dessert prior to a later dinner reservation somewher else :)
It was a big group and Travis was very patient and accommodating, he took really good care of us. We had soft drinks, ice cream and dessert.

The highlight was leaving. My shoes stuck to the floor of the bar. Food was cold, servers standing around but no service to be found. The arcade is tiny in comparison to what outrageous prices they charge.

The review i left previously was for the one in Dallas. My fiancé and i came to the one here in Tulsa for our birthday and as per par it’s amazing. We were greeted by Travis, he explained everything but didnt make us feel stupid for not knowing whats going on here. He got a great personality and the atmosphere here is so awesome. We are definitely coming back soon to enjoy more fun and play.

Came here for Keith & I’s birthday and had a blast! A bit pricey and the ticket turn In area doesn’t have much for us adults but nonetheless amazingly fun and can’t wait to come back! Don’t forget to stop by the bar and give a holla at Travis, the awesome n friendly bartender there.
Side note:
Travis makes a badass strawberry mojito!

This is such a weird mix to me. I’d had it described to me as being «Chuck-​E-​Cheese for adults.» I went, but found myself thinking… «No… Hooters is Chuck-​E-​Cheese for adults.» This is essentially an Applebee’s with an arcade attached.
I’m going to keep this one short: bottom line– the food isn’t really amazing at all. It reminds me of the appetizers TGI Fridays or Chili’s put out into grocery stores so people can bring the magic of a dining experience home… only it turns out being not quite as good (if you cook like I do). The burgers are uninspired and they’ve even managed to have french fries that I don’t find particularly appetizing. If I were to rate this on food alone, Dave and Busters would garner themselves only two stars.
Luckily, the service ROCKS. I can actually put this up there among some of the better service I’ve ever had, with dining suggestions and drinks constantly flowing. And that’s something not to be overlooked: the drinks. In truth, were I to go back here, I wouldn’t order food at all. But drinks? Yes, yes, yes.
The arcade itself is about what you expect and even though I love games, I can’t really get inspired to analyze how many tickets it takes to get that goodie I might want. There’s a few attractions I think are neat, but I can’t see myself spending more than 15 minutes or so playing the games.
Overall… an interesting experience to try every few years.

We had reservations and didnt get seated for 45 minutes. The food is mediocre, and considering that, the prices are outrageous. We had a buy $ 10 get $ 10 coupon, and it ended up costing $ 14, so it was more like, buy $ 14 get $ 6 free. Service was good after we sat down, and the drinks are good. The games are fun. Definitely not somewhere I would eat very often.

Let me start by saying it takes a lot for me to post a negative review. With that said…
Went here to watch a football game on a Saturday. We sat in the bar area and waited 15 min with no service, so we went to the bar to order drinks ourselves. Never once saw anyone again. About an hour later I approached the manager and explained the experience. He brought me the bill, which while I wasn’t trying to get it taken care of, I must admit I was surprised he didn’t do anything! He assured me when I was ready he would take care of me. NEVER SAW HIM AGAIN! Without question, I would never come back here. Needless to say I do not recommend this place.

I like Dave and Buster’s. Seeing as how there aren’t many options for «entertainment» around Tulsa, it is one of our favorite places to go and have some fun. I wouldn’t recommend eating dinner there. The food is decent, but nothing remarkable. Eat somewhere else and then come to play the games. I have seen a lot of complaints about the games offered and the amount of space in the game room. I will agree that the area can be cramped at times, and there aren’t as many games as I’d like there to be, but they keep a pretty good rotation of games, adding in new ones every so often.

I used to visit the one in Dallas, TX, when family in Tulsa took family in Dallas to their D&B. I was expecting a completely different environment and multi-​level gambling. I mean arcade experience.
But this felt like a smaller, more expensive, ‘Fun House’ (the old arcade and mini-​golf place that I have no idea if it s still open). It completely lacked the tone and had half the selection of activities of the D&B in Dallas.
I literally only go to this one when I am invited for a birthday party.

If you have never been to D&B, don’t let your first experience in the Tulsa venue be your last in any of them.
Wait until you get to the one in Marietta, GA.
The only redeeming quality to the d&b in Tulsa was the food. It was good. A bit over-​priced for what you get but hot and fresh. The wait staff was pleasant but get offended easy if you don’t say their name which, admittedly, is on their name tag somewhere but for some who forgot their glasses, can be hard to read what with everything else that’s on their name tags. You will get corrected in a heartbeat if you use «miss» or «excuse me, uh, xxx…» («My name is XXXXX!»)
The game area was like going into the back of a convenience store — everything packed in together and cramped. Just an awful example of the d&b I’ve come to love. The games were tired and looked like they had gotten them off a folded-​up carnival. No virtual reality games, no theater gaming, no billiards or snooker, no golf pro games — no games really that made you want to play or stay.
No one at the door to welcome you in. Large groups crammed together in the dining room. Not many little kids in there — as a matter of fact, I only saw one. The rest were older adults or teenagers. I dare say this is not a place that corporations take their employees for team-​building or have meetings. The joint was incredibly loud !

I have been here a few times since I have moved to Tulsa. This location in particular is OK, but the ones I have been to previously in other cities are SO much better. Than again, you can’t expect much from Tulsa.
I first went here with my boyfriend on a Wednesday evening, we decided to have a fun date night and when we got there was pleased to see that Wednesday is also half price game night. This just means that all the games you would normally play you only have to use half the amount of credits, which means you get to do more with less! Who doesn’t love that?! We also got food while we were there as well. I got the bar sliders and my boyfriend got a standard burger that had every topping in the world on it. It was a fair price, but when we ordered we said we wanted a side of fries which it did come with already, so all the waiter had to do was confirm. Nope, that is not what happened. We ended up getting double the fries and than charged for it! Aside from that small incident, I had a good time. It wasn’t the best Dave and Busters in Tulsa, but since there isn’t much to do in this town anyways we will probabaly be back.
The most recent time I went was on a Saturday with some friends. It was not as crowded as you thought it would be, but overall it was an OK time. I have also been here before when my company rents out the whole place and has food catered. If you ever get a chance to do that, it is the best time.

Great atmosphere for fun and games. The food was also surprisingly better than my expectations. We had a corporate event there and it was a success. Recommended for events, families, friends, etc. Give it a shot, you will have a blast!

Took the wife and kids there for a noon meal to check it out for a potential teen birthday party site. The restaurant smelled like dirty dishrags upon entry, but looked clean enough. The menu prices were far too high for the atmosphere. I took my daughter around to look at the games and she had no interest in them.
The food was very dissapointing. The chicken strips were OK, but you can get better for less money at Chick Fil A. My wife’s salad was awful and she couldn’t finish it. Fifty bucks for a party of four was way out of line considering the quality and atmosphere.
My fifteen year old summed it up perfectly by describing it as a place for hillbillies to go to watch football games and drink beer while sending their kids off to play video games.

Just left DnB’s for what I hope (vainly) will be the last time.
Wife and I took our daughter (9) there to play some games while out shopping.
Started off on a bad note the minute we walked in the door. Stood in line behind a party of 6 or 7 while they were getting their cards, etc. That took a good 10 minutes.
I figured there must be a rule against helping more than one party at a time, seeing as there were three young ladies at the hostess station… but what do I know?
While waiting, I looked around and saw probably half a dozen tables sitting empty but unbussed. Hostess told us there’d be a 10 minute wait to get seated… with me staring at at least two empty booths and one empty 4 top right in the middle of the floor.
At this point, the downward spiral was firmly in second gear and revving up.
So we get our daughter a game card and go the the gaming area. No problems there, but seriously… they’re games… the expectation isn’t great.
Approximately 15 minutes later, the buzzer informed us our table was ready.
Once seated, we perused the menu and ordered. Daughter had kids spaghetti and marinara, wife had the bar burger sliders, and I ordered the buffalo wings. None of us were really hungry to begin with.
Turns out this was a good thing.
Daughter’s pasta arrived… what there was of it. Noodle portion was probably generous enough for a kid’s plate, but the amount of sauce could have been measured in the spoonfuls. As in 1 or 2 spoonfuls. She ran out of sauce way before she ran out of noodles.
Seriously guys? It’s freakin tomato sauce… NOT a high margin item. o_​O. Oh, and they used linguine noodles, NOT spaghetti… stuff like that really gets me mad, for some reason. I think it shows a general lack of attention to detail.
On to my wife’s sliders… Shame they didn’t slide off the plate and onto the floor on the way to the table where they arrived barely warm. Meat was dry and overcooked, buns were meh… To be fair, I don’t think the frozen, preprocessed slider patties could have NOT been overcooked, since they’re paper thin, I think they’re overcooked before one side is done. Hard to cook meat like that… Somewhere in the world, there’s a place that makes great sliders with fresh ground beef hand made into little patties of beefy love… but this place ain’t it. The best part of the slider was the pickle slice artfully speared to the top of the slider. She made me eat two of them… she’ll pay for that sometime in the future if I have anything to say about it… who am I kidding… probably not.
And saving the best for last (like that irony there?)… we come to my buffalo wings…
I purposely didn’t use capital letters there, because that’s about the level of excitement they elicited from me. I’ve had MUCH better wings at Little Caesar’s or Domino’s.
Seriously.
And $ 10 for 8 wings? Somehow I doubt those came from a chicken… at least not a full grown one. I’ll gladly pay $ 10 for 8 chicken wings provided they’re some eye-​popping, sumptuous, ecstacy-​inducing wings… these… not so much.
The flavor was bland, the blue cheese was something… not sure what, but it wasn’t blue cheese. Even the celery sticks were embarrassed to be on that plate. Poor guys… I feel for em.
So, to recap… we waited approximately 30 minutes to get seated in a half empty dining area … the food was astoundingly sub-​par, even by the standard you’d expect from a place like this, and the staff were not surprisingly nonchalant about it all. The entire visit had an overwhelming feeling of boredom and weariness.
I’m sure I’ll get dragged back into D&Bs in the future, entirely against my wishes… and once again, I will be as sad as my wallet.
And for the record… I’ve been to several DnB’s, notably Dallas and Chicago, and they’re not even on the same scale as this sub-​par, watered down, overblown, disenfranchised façade that we have to suffer with.

Great fun in the arcade.
Great service.
Food so-​so.
We had a good time at my son’s birthday party. The grandkids loved the games and collecting tickets to cash in on the «prizes». We had a private room and had a very attentive waiter.
Same concept as ChuckECheese, but 1000 times better. Full Bar, decent food, games are more adult oriented.
Go for the fun.

Great service fantastic food half price Wednesday for fun half price games! Excellent eat and play deals 2 of us spent $ 78.00 for 2 dinners 4 drinks at the bar and $ 50 play credits but it was fun and worth it! Good times!
Had such a great time yesterday’s had to come again before leaving town.
Good drinks great fun! Can get expensive but like I said it is worth it.