Public House Pinball — Local services in Happy Valley

Public House Pinball, established in 2023, is a vibrant entertainment venue located within the Valley Public House in Happy Valley, Oregon. It is within the basement - accessed on the front side of the building just off center. If you’ve made it into the ground level tap-room then you went too far so just ask.

This multi-concept establishment combines a taphouse, diverse dining options, and a dedicated arcade space, offering patrons a comprehensive leisure experience under one roof. The arcade includes a toned down set of taps but otherwise the entire set is upstairs.

Key Features: • Arcade and Pinball: Public House Pinball boasts over 20 pinball machines, several retro arcade cabinets, shuffleboard, and darts, catering to both enthusiasts and casual gamers. Pay to play $10 • $7 after 7pm • Dining Options: Within Valley Public House, visitors can enjoy a variety of culinary delights, including Ranch Pizza and Tamale Boy, providing a range of flavors to suit different tastes. There’s a tasting room and fine dining restaurant set inside the basement along with the arcade.

Public House Pinball regularly updates its game lineup and hosts events, making it a dynamic destination for both locals and visitors seeking a blend of gaming, dining, and social...

Very poor management/customer service. I will never go back to this establishment again. i have visited the public house a number of times and have enjoyed it. We were invited by our friends to visit the pinball room. Up stairs you are allowed to order whatever food you want. For the pinball room they have some signs saying only Public house food. I assumed any food bought there would be public house food. My kids wanted pizza so i went up stairs and bought their food. Half of us had ordered food and drinks down there. As I came down to the pinball room the lady (manager) said i couldn’t bring the food in. She wasn’t allowing any exception even though her signs aren’t clear. They have allowed exceptions before the day before. So I had a choice to dump my food and eat with the group or bring part of my family upstairs to eat. There was so many other better ways to handle that situation. My recommendation is to clearly call out the vendors food up stairs to avoid this in the future. Still surprised the poor tact by...

My family of six went here recently and it was such a chill vibe. Our middle school boy child wants to come back with friends and so do I with friends and family. The Hostess was a delight, they have cans of soda and food with alcohol options as well as the option to come and go. The tap house upstairs delivers fabulous fare. It is in the basement, cool couches and all our kids were entertained. My husband had to peel me away from the Elton John Pinball machine as I didn't...