The Horde Bar Arcade — Restaurant in Nuevo León

Entrance 150, dish 150, drink 30. Good games, ok priced food but.. Small (beware covid scared people), too much noise that you can't hear some of the employees (specially on the entrance where I did not understood the instructions and the lady played dumb and pushed me to pay while she received the next clients), had to follow the waiters as was not sure when to order and when and where to pay, some areas are too dark to check the menu and eat, some of the dishes don't have description at all on the menu, and bathrooms are bad, no privacy to piss, small and was missing paper on the toilet. I believe they used to care more about client's feedback but I didn't feel anything like it. Some of the older/classic games are partially broken or damaged and that hinders the experience, but most people don't seem to care, nor the employees. I wish they could improve (I would even like to help to repair some of their machines) as this is a nice concept, but I believe at the end they care more about their new San Nicolas branch. Also I think all cool themed drinks have alcohol. Otherwise would be 4/5.

(Btw, someone keeps reading all of these reviews, and they keep liking those with 5/5 stars, but ones with negatives or less than 5/5 are...

You have to come and line up before they open as it gets crowded. You can make reservations from what I heard.

There is a 150 pesos cover price to access and play their arcade games (with the exception of crane games and anything that gives prizes)

The eating area indoor is small and can get very crowded and hard to move around. Thankfully it was air conditioned.

If you like arcade games this is the place for you. Though because of how crowded it is, you will be lucky if you want to plY different games. I was only able to find one game i liked that i was able to play for a short time.

The food was mid (neither good nor bad). The prices are reasonable. Because of how crowded it is, we had a hard time to flag a waiter down to take our order. I believe there was also a rule that to play their games, you needed to buy a drink at least.

The alcoholic beverages were video game themed and were...

The most unique and fun experience I've had in monterrey to date! The kick the kids out at 10pm, and after that adults only. They have a very nice selection of arcade games that aren't too hard for first timers, and there's something for everyone. I do hope the implement more modern Japanese games in the future, as the Japanese rhythm game Wacca there is super popular. The price to get in was steep, 150 pesos per person, but worth it if you are a nerd in that area of downtown monterrey. The kirby drink was the best cocktail I've ever had, as it was a sweet fruity slushy experience, and the other drinks I would reccomend as well. If you're not a full bar or club person, I'd reccomend this place. Service was impeccable too! They kept track of us while we were around just playing games! Great...