Tilt Arcade Bar — Restaurant in Toronto

This is a great place for family’s who love to game , an easy date night , out with the boys or just stroll in on your own . There usually a movie playing on the tv , there are booths and couch’s for gaming and eating some high top tables. There are plenty of options to game on . A good selection of pinball machines, also needed some work on a few games that were down sadly. A classic favorite terminator 2 was unplayable, the controller guns weren’t calibrated. The new version of pong is great fun , there’s only one table so if it’s busy you could be waiting for this one . There is car racing sims Mario cart and and another I can’t remember because only one side was working. Getting 4 carts would be great. While there are a number of games consoles machines in the building it can tend to get a little boring sadly to say if things aren’t working or the games just aren’t the ones you want to play .

The food is mediocre bar food , it was hard to get crispy fries even , the chicken fingers are fine , they are fried and topped with a tasty seasoning, the fried cheese nuggets are a good go to snack option. Lots of drinks to choose from , also some nice dads pops for the kids or you ! Definitely a fun spot for the kids and parents for a night out. Would like to see some different games and or more linked games , a silver strike or 2...

Spent my 30th birthday here and had a lot of fun despite the poor customer service and unwelcoming vibe. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by a miserable lady who looked like the last place she wanted to be was at tilt. She looked irritated and judgemental which kind of threw off the whole celebratory vibe. She had asked us to pay $10 cash for entry, but because I was holding the cake and decorations (they don’t serve cake so I had to bring everything myself), I had asked her if it was okay to set things down and come back and pay. She looked confused so I repeated myself and she reluctantly agreed. We were told that despite having a cake and decorations at a booth that one guest at all times had to sit at the booth as they don’t reserve or hold seating. Unfortunately we weren’t able to enjoy the games as a group as one person or two was always left behind. I don’t think we ever came in contact with any staff throughout the night, was checked up on or helped out. We didn’t get a happy birthday or any acknowledgment of our existence from tilt. We all spent at least $30 each and we had a party of 8. I had emailed them many times with no response and called to confirm that we were coming so this wasn’t a spur of the moment surprise. If you’re looking to just enjoy yourself and not interactive or speak to no one, this is the...

Went out with the wife to go check out Tilt since I love gaming and especially retro gaming. We didn't have much interaction with staff, but the person at the door was very nice and super chill.

The $10 cover with in and out privileges for the night is a good touch and great for families/people who like having that flexibility. There are a ton of games to choose from, including olf school arcade machines, pinball machines, and even an NES set up like an old basement to play tons of games.

The atmosphere is pretty dope, and the smaller booths with consoles are a nice added touch.

The major downside I had was that a lot of the games are in need of repairs. There's obviously some with out of order signs - but others appear like they're fine butbonce you try to or start playing you see the issues. The Simpsons pinball machine appeared to be fine, but the start button to play didn't work. Tried to play NBA Jam, but player 1's joystick was pushed down and didn't work properly. The basketball shooting game only had 1 of the 2 rims working and only 3 balls between the 2 machines, which were really deflated.

These small gripes aside...it's still worth checking out and having an arcade/bar type of environment that all ages can enjoy (I did see parents and children there so it can be...