Super Abari Resources
Want to go?
Super Abari isn't hard to find in Charlotte's Uptown! You can get there most easily from I-277, and it's not far from Uptown where there are lots of things to do and places to stay in town. Here are the bar's contact information and hours of operation.

Contact
Address: 1015 Seigle Ave., Charlotte, NC
Website:
https://superabarigamebar.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abarigamebar
Instagram:
@abarigamebar
E-mail:
info@abarigamebar.com
Phone: (704) 271-1252

Hours
Monday - Friday: 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Saturday and Sunday: noon to 2 a.m.
21+ establishment. All ages are welcome Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m.
Anyone younger than 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian during these times.
Recipe for success
Super Abari's other offerings, besides video games, are the drinks. Numerous alcoholic beverages are for sale while you play or watch TV with most named after famous video game characters. If partaking is your thing, there are other canned and bottled drinks for sale as well. And for good measure, there is an established lineup of food trucks to choose from. Here are some of their current drink specials available:

Monday: $5 draft beers, $2.50 Hamms, $7 Fernet, $2.50 Monster
Tuesday: $4 Rebel Hard Coffee, $6 Dirty White Tee shots
Wednesday: $5 Well Liquor U-Call-Its, $5 Fireball, $4 Chilly Bevs
Thursday: $1.50 PBR drafts
list of games
Arcade
Area 51/Maximum Force
Battlezone
Bishi Bashi Channel
Burgertime
Captain America and the Avengers
CarnEvil
Centipede
Crab Volleyball
Cruis'n World
Daytona USA
Dig Dug
Donkey Kong
Enter the Gungeon: House of the Gundead
Flamin Finger
Foiled
Frogger
Galaga: Demons of Death
The Real Ghostbusters
GI Joe
House of the Dead 2
Initial D Stage 8
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Laser Ghost
Mappy
Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
Mocap Boxing
Moonwalker
Mortal Kombat 4
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
Mr. Do
Ms. Pac-Man
Multi-Williams
NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
NFL Blitz 2000/NBA Showtime
Nidhogg 2
Out Run
Pac-Man
Panic Park
Police Trainer
Quick & Crash
Satan's Hollow
Scotto
Spider-Man
Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
Super Off Road
Switch 'N' Shoot
Tekken 5
Terminator 2
Tetris
The Simpsons
Track & Field
Dr. Mario
Vs. Duck Hunt
WWF Superstars

Pinball
Attack From Mars Remake (SE)
Batman 66 (Premium)
Baywatch
Creature from the Black Lagoon
Deadpool (Pro)
Fish Tales
The Flintstones
Foo Fighters
Ghostbusters
Godzilla
Grand Lizard
Halloween
Indiana Jones
Iron Maiden
Dr. No
The Lord of the Rings
Mata Hari
Medieval Madness Remake
Metallica
Monster Bash
Radical!
Scared Stiff
Scooby-Doo
Star Wars
Stranger Things
Tales From the Crypt
The Addams Family
The Machine: Bride of Pinbot
The Simpsons Pinball Party
Total Nuclear Annihilation
Tron Legacy
Twilight Zone
Venom
Whitewater
World Cup Soccer

Rhythm
Chunithm Paradise
Jubeat Festo
Taiko No Tatsujin 14
Wacca Reverse
Words by Lyndsey Beatty | Photos by Lyndsey and Brandon Beatty
Gaming Insurrection

Gaming Insurrection has always been geared toward arcade life. Whether it was traveling a few miles to fight the local competition in Mortal Kombat II or to stomp on arrows in Dance Dance Revolution, GI has always made it a priority to find a hideaway that traffics in tokens. In the start of a three-feature series, GI traveled north twice to visit the latest trend in the arcade scene: a barcade. Barcades are the future of arcades, where mixed drinks and arcade cabinets meet to have a nostalgic type of fun. The first of the series features the great Super Abari, of Charlotte, N.C. Here, you'll find an assortment of cabinet-games, a giant Game Boy Tetris station and American Gladiators playing for the general populace to enjoy. Come with us as we walk through the barcade and show off the past and the future.
Our visit to
Super Abari