16-Bit expanding its Ohio reach
Columbusites have come to love 16-Bit, the barcade that serves up drinks and lines the walls with vintage arcade games. Owner Troy Allen has already conquered Cleveland and opened a bar there, so he’s off to Cincinnati, opening a business in the Over-the-Rhine area hopefully by next year. Like its two brothers, the bar in Cincinnati will feature old school games and quite a bit of booze, but this one is set to be about 4,000 square foot and this addition to the 16-Bit family won’t be just arcade games. One wall is set to be full of consoles where patrons can sit and play games from the era of Atari and Nintendo 64.
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