Skip to content Skip to sidebar Skip to footer

PINS + 16-Bit At Easton Is Open And It’s Absolutely Massive

PINS Mechanical Co.’s new spot at Easton is open, and absolutely massive.

Located in the newer section at Easton at 4117 Worth Ave., this is the largest location yet for Rise Brands, who own both PINS Mechanical Co. and 16-Bit Bar+Arcade. The huge space includes two floors, a mezzanine level, and patio space on both levels.

When you first walk in, the size of the space really hits you. There are arcade games and duckpin bowling lanes throughout the space on both levels. Just about everywhere you look there is space to spread out, from various seating areas to arcade nooks.

Modern bowling alley interior with numbered lanes, scoring screens, and polished wooden floors

In total, there’s over 38,000 square feet inside and 3,000 square feet of patio space. Visitors will find a total of 18 bowling lanes, 40 arcade games, 35 pinball machines, foosball, skee-ball, and a magnificent lite-brite display.

Interactive 16-Bit LED game wall with pixel art and posted house rules

When it comes to snagging some delicious drinks, guests can visit any of the three bars inside Pins. There are 36 taps downstairs while a smaller bar upstairs has 24 taps and you’ll find cocktails at all of them.

PINS + 16-Bit at Easton is open from 4 p.m. to midnight Monday-Friday and from noon to midnight on Saturday and Sunday. A visit to PINS with the whole family is totally okay, but after 8 p.m., all visitors must be 21+.

Want to take a closer look? Keep scrolling for more photos of PINS + 16-Bit!

Modern brick restaurant storefront with illuminated PINS signage and entrance canopy at dusk

Circular PINBALL sign stacked above brick entertainment building, urban street view

Modern indoor venue with concrete floors, brick walls, and visitors gathered around high-top seating

Two people stand at a counter displaying merchandise and menu boards indoors

Neon-lit arcade venue with retro games, brick walls, and patrons playing at various stations

Arcade lounge with leather seating, chalkboard mural wall, and pendant lighting

Interior of entertainment venue with arcade games, seating, and green moss wall signage

Elevated view of bowling lanes with bar seating and brick walls

Chelsea Wiley

Written by

Chelsea Wiley

Chelsea Wiley, first of her name, Queen of the Seven Andals... wait. That's not right. Joking aside, Chelsea is a writer and photographer born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. She is an avid reader and a lover of animals.