I lived in Palo Alto so I mostly frequented the arcades that were in adjacent Mountain View. There were 2 primary 'cades: Central Park, and Time Zone.
Later on, CP closed up (around 1984), and TZ became an Aladdin's Castle that lasted until the early 90s if memory serves. There was also one called "The Outer Limits" that opened around 1984, but it only lasted a couple of years.
Others I went to included a Chuck E. Cheese in Sunnyvale (long since gone), and of course Golfland which is still there. Oh yeah, and we sometimes went to the Tressider Union which was the Student Union at Stanford that had a respectable arcade at the time. Last time I was there, it was now a computer lab...even the bowling alley that was there was gone.
Sadly, I never thought to take any pictures of any of these...plus I didn't own a camera

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Oh yeah...and I did frequent the Southland arcade in the mid-90s. They still had a few classics at the time including the only Robotron I knew of that was still out in "the wild." Fortuitously, this Robotron was taken away at almost the same time I was set to move away from Hayward where I was going to graduate school at the time to yet another school out of state that had an arcade that also still had a Robotron

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Jon