Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille

Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille appears to be the name of a hospitality concept combining an arcade, a bar and a grill — a format in which guests play coin-operated or free-play video and pinball machines while ordering drinks and casual food. The name follows a recognizable naming pattern used by independent arcade bars in the United States and elsewhere. However, the evidence supplied for this entry does not describe this business at all. The only source material provided consists of news articles about a lawsuit concerning Truth Social and early access to posts on that platform. Those articles contain no mention of Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille, no location, no ownership information, no founding date, no menu, no website and no corporate details. Because no reliable source in this dossier supports any factual claim about the business — its city, its founders, its opening year, its parent company or its current operating status — this entry is deliberately kept short and flagged for review. Nothing here should be treated as confirmed brand information. If the operator's official website, a local business registry filing, a liquor-license record or press coverage of the venue can be supplied, this dossier can be expanded into a full profile covering location, ownership, the arcade and food offering, events programming and market positioning within the arcade-bar segment.

No verifiable history of Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille was provided in the evidence. The supplied sources concern an unrelated media and litigation story and make no reference to this business, so no founding date, ownership changes, venue openings or expansions can be documented here. A history can only be written once primary sources — such as the venue's own site, local licensing records or local press — are available.

• 2026

  Delaware commission fines Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille over anti-trans discrimination

  The Delaware Human and Civil Rights Commission ruled that Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille and owner Bryan Derrickson discriminated and retaliated against a transgender woman, Kaitie Sorber, by enforcing a restroom policy tied to ID gender markers and banning her after she criticized the policy. The commission ordered Derrickson to pay $15,000, including $10,000 to Sorber and a $5,000 civil penalty, and directed the bar to change its restroom policy, lift Sorber's ban, and train employees on anti-discrimination and equal accommodations.

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• 2026.07.22

  Reported2026.08.13

  Delaware commission fines Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille over anti-trans discrimination[3]Delaware commission fines Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille over anti-trans discriminationmetroweekly.com

  The Delaware Human and Civil Rights Commission ruled that Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille and owner Bryan Derrickson discriminated and retaliated against a transgender woman, Kaitie Sorber, by enforcing a restroom policy tied to ID gender markers and banning her after she criticized the policy. The commission ordered Derrickson to pay $15,000, including $10,000 to Sorber and a $5,000 civil penalty, and directed the bar to change its restroom policy, lift Sorber's ban, and train employees on anti-discrimination and equal accommodations.

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3. 3Delaware commission fines Hideout Arcade Bar & Grille over anti-trans discriminationmetroweekly.com