It wasn’t too long ago, about a year and a half I think, when I wrote about Player 2 in Green Bay. Yet, I’m going to do it again. This time, I’m going to cut the verbosity, show a few decent photos and highlight the main attractions.
Player 2 resides on Washington Street, which is a downtown road that runs along the Fox River. Immediately, when you walk into this place, you sense the fashionable ambiance.
It’s a mixture of 80’s graffiti, cutting edge tech and antique brick walls.
If you combine a classic bar with multiple craft beer taps,
and much of the same on the second floor,
a stylish setting awaits the hip, casual drinker.
Even if I’ve mentioned that, I haven’t even touched on the main attractions.
I’m talking about pinball machines,
ski-ball
and, of course, set on an eighties styled second floor, vintage arcade games please the classic gamer.
With iconic game,
after iconic game
after iconic game,
after….
I think you get the point,
anyways, I think anyone, at least those longing for the golden age of arcades, will love this place.
I didn’t even mention player 2’s menu, which is full of burgers and sides. A creative list of cocktails and shots are also available. And if you want a place to set your beer, I mean while playing your favorite arcade machine, Player 2 has you covered.
There’s also free play machines, and a gigantic multi-player screen, allowing friendly competitions with games such as Mario Kart.
My point is this, with prices being a mere twenty-five cent token or two, you can try out an arcade game from the past. Of course, other games offer entertainment also. Literally, a ten dollar bill can offer an hour of fun.
Safe Travels!
Chris Writing Anything 