OS NYC

The place itself is cool, but the staff felt a bit curt and not particularly welcoming. Keep in mind that what they call a Day Pass on their website is only available starting from 3 pm. I went earlier so the only option was to pay $45 for a full-day pass—ouch.

I had a really frustrating experience at OS NYC. We spent about an hour there just downloading a game, which used up a large portion of our paid time, and had nothing to do while waiting for it to finish. Once it finally did, we were told we could step out to grab lunch and come back, but when we returned our setup and remaining time had been given away to other people, with no effort to honor what we were told or make it right. If there are rules about leaving or time limits, they need to be clearly explained and consistently followed, because this felt disorganized, unfair, and like a complete waste of time and money.

Lots of options to choose from. They do in house competitions. Its nice that you only have to pay the entry fee. If you need a place to take kids, you can pay for them to play while you hang out for free or choose to drink from the bar. Lots of pokemon cards and collectibles and the people there are also collectors and players, so you can end up meeting some good gaming and collecting connects.

This place is awesome with plenty to do! The PCs and screens are high quality, and my keyboard and mouse were clean and well-maintained. The drinks were excellent, and the customer service was outstanding. We arrived late at night and had to wait for available PCs, but the wait wasn’t long. Plus, since it was so late, they offered us a discounted rate instead of the usual daily pricing—a much-appreciated bonus! Thank you!

Where has this place been all my life? I know that there are gaming lounges in the city but finding one is an adventure in itself. The prices are very generous despite being in downtown Manhattan. Not to mention that their food tastes pretty good too. I even was allowed to look around the venue and they got all the latest systems: Gaming PCs, a streaming booth, tournaments, PS5s, Xboxs, and so much more. The staff are real chill and was more than kind enough to tell me all about what this place is about. I will find myself visiting again in the future. Their all-day game pass for $20 plus their monthly pass for $75 is well worth it. Plus, if you have a Steam Deck like I do, it'll add to the fun since I can connect to their Wi-Fi and play some of my own games. All in all, I will absolutely, without a doubt, recommend this place if you're a gamer like me or just want to celebrate any occasion.