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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade
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    Photograph: Martha Williams | Logan Arcade

Logan Arcade

  • Bars | Lounges
  • Logan Square
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Time Out says

Located in a former hardware store (hence the signage on the building's exterioir) this popular neighborhood destination is a blinking, beeping menagerie of lovingly restored arcade games. Grab a beer or cocktail at Logan Arcade's bar before you snag some quarters from the change machine and start sampling the games, most of which are outfitted with a nearby ledge where you can rest your beverage. The machines are rotated with some regularity, but you'll usually find one of the city's largest collections of pinball machines in addition to a smattering of old-school video games, such as Ms. Pac-Man and Q-Bert. Make a beeline for the very back of the arcade to check out the Killer Queen cabinet—a 10-player game that has developed a cult following.

Details

Address
2410 W Fullerton Ave
Chicago
60647
Cross street:
N Western Ave
Transport:
El: Blue to California-O'Hare. Bus: 49, 74.
Opening hours:
Mon–Fri 6pm–2am; Sat 3pm–3am; Sun 3pm–2am
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What’s on

Change Machine

Logan Arcade's all-day fundraiser, “Change Machine,” returns for one last time this year. Every quarter and dollar dropped in their fleet of retro machines benefits the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant & Refugee Rights and Chicagoland Food Sovereignty Coalition. Fuzzbox DJs will be dialing in the tunes for the night, and self-proclaimed pinball wizards can enter a fundraising pinball tournament for the chance to win some compelling prizes. 
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