I'd been waiting for this place to open for a good year, once I heard that the guys from Retro Game Base in Streatham were planning an arcade bar and kitchen in Peckham. Also I was dying to play an old favourite from the 90s - Die Hard Arcade - which they had in there briefly after it opened. Along with House of the Dead 2 and Metal Slug, the only arcade I think I've ever completed. I like the deal that every arcade machine (bar the pinball) costs a US quarter, which you can get from the machine or the bar, at a £1:$1 rate.

I also like the 'East Berlin Stasi speakeasy' charm of the basement, where I watched Back to the Future last year. Also (when it's open) upstairs is a great to get your nostalgia on with the NESes, SNESes, N64s, Master Systems and Megadrives amongst the pouffy worn sofas. Mario Kart 64 tournaments are fun to play, even (or especially) with strangers and the chaps from the Brick Brewery across the road.

Now a staple part of an evening out in Peckham, it's always fun to get that ultimate Millennial's nostalgia fix - late 80s to late 90s arcade gaming. In a convivial atmosphere. With beers (of which there are a good choice).

In the words of Barney Gumble: "If you didn't close, I'd never leave".