Dave & Buster's Rogers

I come here a lot and routinely update my review. Today is 10.24.25 Menu changes have come to D&B and I want to discuss the problem of how the prices keep going up and how the portions keep getting smaller. Let me explain that the chicken slider sandwiches come three to an order and costs 15 dollars. If we deconstruct this simple dish we are paying 15 dollars for 3 kings hawaiian rolls and 3 chicken strips. 5 dollars for one roll with a small chicken strip stuck in the middle. I added a picture of the Caveman combo which is 25 dollars. 4 ribs, 3 sliders, and fries. What the heck!? How do we break this down, even at 3 dollars per burger, 3 dollars per rib and 4 dollars for the fries? Brutal by any standard! Games great. Staff is also great. From WIN, to front desk, to servers, to management, I have had great interactions with everyone. The food is the only thing unreasonable. Kpot is down the road with better and unlimited food for 19.99 for weekday lunch. I know that it's corporate and not our local location making decisions, but how can they expect to compete when chilis has a burger, drink, and chips/salsa combo for 10.99. Tokyo House is close by and 16 for a weekday lunch buffet. I love D&B, especially this location, but the food prices are nuts for what you get.

- Travis Gee (TDCodemonkey) -

I thought video arcades were a thing of the past, until I walked into this place. It's like a modern day Chuck E Cheese for both adults and kids. Came on a Sunday and used the app to get 100 extra (digital) chips. The wings were good 10 for $10 and the most tiring, dangerous and long lasting game I played was the air hockey. Will eventually go back to use the rest of my chips.

- Doug Wu (DrWu) -

First time to D&B. Took the front counter staff a little bit to address us. We were seated but it took a good bit for our server to come. Luckily, Nikki came to the rescue. She was very attentive. We had just ate so we ordered appetizers. They were good. I was kinda shocked by the price of the game cards and that they charge an activation fee for new card. We had to load our son’s (15yo) card twice. $27 each time + $5 activation fee. He didn’t really didn’t have much play time. Not someplace we will come back to too often.

- Kelly Family -

Food… everything (steak excluded) is fantastic. They did switch steak so it could be better but the ribeye was….. ok. But who goes to Dave and Busters for a Ribeye? Everything else on their food menu has been outstanding. I’m including pics of my Parmesan Crusted Chicken Ceaser Salad (halfway through edible destruction) and let me tell you, it’s soooooo good. Lettuce is fresh, chicken has a light breaded panko and Parmesan layer to it, fried perfectly. Dressing amount is adequate. I added tomatoes because why not? Paired it with Bentonville Brewery Space Goose Hazy IPA and it’s way better than having wine with a Ceaser Salad. IMO! Also atmosphere is top notch if you’re like me and get bored easily. TVs have amazing quality and they have ALL the sports options. Games are hella fun and keep you very occupied. Price is what you make of it. If you open your eyes that you’re paying for an experience that has a lot to offer (a lot more overhead than most places) you’ll realize the prices are fair. Conner is always amazing. When he is at the bar I never have to worry about hunting him down. He’s there! The GM Kim is on top of it and it shows.

- Jacqueline Ladd -

Just reviewing for the food and drinks. Both the food and the alcoholic drinks are five-star. The last two times we went we sat at the bar and the service was good (not great, but good). I think their fish and chips are the best I have ever had. The only drawback is the prices are pretty high. I do recommend.

- Lynn Hahn -

Food was great, though I only got dessert. Drinks were well made, and happy hour made them fairly inexpensive. Staff was super amazing, I'm terrible with names but our waiter was phenomenal. He was attentive, quick, and understanding. The games were fun, and suitable for quite a few ages.

- Mel K. -