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Pinky and Clyde's in Park Circle is Charleston area's first 'barcade.' Just don't call it that.

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Pinky and Clyde's is the Charleston area's first "barcade" But you can't call it that. A Brooklyn, N.Y.-based arcade bar franchise lays claim to the trademark. The bar opened Sept. 29 with 17 vintage arcade cabinets and two modern pinball machines. Most games cost around 25 to 50 cents to play.

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Pinky and Clyde's in Park Circle is Charleston area's first 'barcade.' Just don't call it that.

The bar features 17 original arcade cabinets in excellent condition along with 1980s-themed décor and cocktails, the latter made by former Kwei Fei general manager Aneel James.

·Charleston, United States
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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Thursday, October 19, 2023.
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