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Legends Arcade Just Added Mini Golf to Its Downtown Olympia Complex

Legends Arcade, the downtown Olympia destination for video games and pinball, has expanded again, this time with a nine-hole mini golf course.

The indoor, game-themed course soft-opened on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at Legends' home in the historic Olympia Press Building at 109 State Ave NE. It's the latest addition to what has grown into a roughly 8,000-square-foot entertainment complex.
"It's been nothing but expansion," co-owner Patrick Costelo told The Olympian. The three-year-old business started as an arcade, then added a bar and kitchen, and has now layered in mini golf. Costelo and his wife Christina founded Legends in 2023 and have been steadily building it out ever since.
Here's what's under the roof now:
50+ modern and retro arcade games with ticket redemption prizes
A new indoor, game-themed 9-hole mini golf course
A full bar and kitchen with craft drinks and easy bites
A cozy lounge with board games and console gaming
Weekly live events and a rentable private party room
The arcade is all ages during all open hours, and it takes both card and cash. The bar and kitchen open at 5 PM on weekdays and 2 PM on weekends.
Legends Arcade, 109 State Ave NE, Olympia. (360) 359-7891.
Real estate note: Legends is a great example of a single independent business becoming a downtown anchor by expanding in place.
Taking a historic building, the Olympia Press Building, and steadily filling it with reasons to visit (games, food, drinks, now mini golf) does more for a downtown block than almost anything a landlord could do alone. Downtown Olympia's recovery runs on exactly this kind of operator. Watch what draws consistent foot traffic; it tells you where the neighborhood is heading.