With the Asbury Park, NJ location being a short drive from my home (and a place where I've spent a considerable amount of time over the years), I was thrilled to be able to experience it's sister property. It did not disappoint. Like the original, there is wide variety of machines, from pinball to arcade classics to Skee-Ball (unusually long ones that came from a shuttered arcade in Coney Island, NY). Everything is in great shape, and most have signage explaining the history and significance of each game. Unlike the Asbury Park location, there are bars upstairs and down; like the Asbury Park location, parking can be a bit of a hassle. It's worth hunting for a space, though.

First time. Everyone working there was very nice. Inside tons of games, I liked how they put the signs on how old the games were and the highest player on each one. The bar was good with happy hour and food was good. We will definitely come back .

We've been to silverball in Asbury. The OG. So, while we were stopping in Delray, obviously we had to stop in this one. This one is modeled after the Jersey shore one, paying homage with many signs from the Jersey Shore - loved that. Loved that the upstairs bar had bartop/table top pacmans AND a regular sized pacman (pacman is my favorite!). Loved all the different games and the pinballs. Found some really rare and interesting ones that the asbury one doesn't have. Loved the two floors - makes if seem open and large as opposed to the Asbury one which seems small and cramped. Did not love that there's only one bathroom for the entire place, which means a lot of standing on line, especially the more people there. Did not love that about half the machines were not working - did like that there was a clipboard so that you could report the non working ones, but it seemed like some of them (based off the list) had been in non working order for a while. Would still come back, and have recommended that friends come down to check it out.