Analog Pizza Arcade - Moline

Overall a decent, but less than par experience. The staff was friendly. We ordered the cheese sticks and loaded nachos, which were okay but nothing to write home about. (Food needs improvement) It's possible we hit it on a bad night which was Saturday night, but not likely. The atmosphere mimicked an 80's arcade which was interesting, but it was a bit underwhelming. Overall I would possibly go back but with all of the venues and entertainment in the Quad Cities area it wouldn't be my top pick.Kid-friendliness: Kit friendly-ish until 7:00. After that it is adult only.

The staff are a bunch of awesome people. Pizza was delicious. The place needs an AC unit upstairs by the game cabinets... hot af.

Bartender was absolutely amazing and ensured we were okay when stuff happened! Loved the atmosphere and the staff.

I stopped in on a Sat with a few friends, and the place was mostly parents with small kids running around being kids. Everything was sticky: the floor stuck to your shoes and made a sticky glue sound as you walked, the games controls were all sticky (hello, kids lol), and surfaces were sticky. The place was just sad.The multi person Pacman was broken (red or pink didn't work moving side to side, the joystick only went up and down), the Nintendo setup in the front window was nice but the sun shines right in and there's no curtain to protect the projector so you can't see the screen during the day, and the staff are nice enough. But everything looks old, old, old.I'm gonna try the Davenport location next, since some friends have said that one is better.Parking: It is kinda hit or miss whether or not you can find parking on that block

Damn that new pizza is hella good! Always a lot of fun being there. Fun games. Good