Games and Food. You got to separate them. Let's start with the food. It's like a Friday's, Chili's, etc. I think this is a spot where DnB can stand above the rest, but they don't. It's the same food, and it just "decent." Good Happy Hour specials. It's loud but they have a lot of tvs, lots of space for big groups, and a great place for buddies to meet up after work.
The games place is more spacious than the Concord location. Room to breath. Not as dark. The games are pretty much the same but you don't feel squeezed in there. Weekends are filled with kids. Go on a weekday to avoid lots and lots of kids. DnB is known to take advantages from good players. So they drop jackpots or toughen games. So don't go here expecting to rack up 50,000 tickets for $50. They make the games tough.
The prize area needs a lot of help. This is not the location's fault. This is all chosen by corporate. But the prizes are poor. Too much junk, horrible candy and the turnover on prizes is low. So they often hold prizes for 2+ years. Also, things like the Amazon Echo are the older version.
Summary: Place is new as I write this. Avoid weekends. Weeknights are good. Go with friends. Have a friendly competition of who can win the most tickets.