Great location with so much going on. Duck pin bowling was super fun and so many retro games. Just a blast.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Olivia Montanha
Great place with fun for everyone! I've gone with friends and I've gone with my parents and always have a blast. I love bringing my dog before it gets too late. The games are fun and the outdoor area is really nice too.
Atmosphere: 5
Chuck B
CROWDED. Long wait for a lane. Sofas and chairs full of coats and Cheesecake Factory leftovers, so had to wait to even just sir down. Nice beer selection. Had a couple and just left.
Service: 3
BC
Love the place! You can even bring your kids here I think up to 9pmKid-friendliness: I believe the kids are allowed up to 9 PM
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Catherine Owens
The kids & the parents had a BLAST! Going down the slide is a must. Weeee, what a ride!!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
mike anderson
Waited about 45 minutes to get change the last time we went it was fast to get change
Kayla W.
An awesome date night / girls night spot! The games are super affordable, some even free, you just have to make reservations for the bigger games like duckpin bowling. They don't serve food but you can bring your own. Drinks are good but a bit pricey. Overall would definitely come back for a fun night out!
Praharsha Enagandula
Great for pinball games, ping pong, patio pong, and sliding tunnel. The atmosphere is high and lively. I am not commenting on the food/drinks menu but where average. Good place for small to medium sized groups.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Kellie Putnam-Miller
This is such a fun place for children until 8 or 9 pm and all adult fun after that! Usually, it is pretty crowded so I would say plan in advance! Also, just have fun a be a big kid, while respecting others! Also, no food served there but they "want you to feel like this is your home"! So you can bring food in or have it delivered!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Tayo Horn
A place that can help you find your inner child with an adult twist to it that comes from their drinks.
Unfortunately, this place has started to transform from a barcade into a Chuck E. Cheese. The past two times I've been here (a Friday and a Saturday) it was overrun with kids and parents. The wait times for games were at a minimum 2 hours and bowling was 4 hours. Drinks and games are pretty pricey, service was okay. Overall, if you're not under 13 or have a kid who is, there are better ways to spend a weekend.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 4
Zee jenkins
It's a very spacious place that allows you to bring your own food as long as you purchase your drinks from them. You can door dash any food you want as well and have it delivered while you play some games.
Atmosphere: 5
John Zak (Extimes)
100% mixed review. The atmosphere, for a Sunday afternoon, was what we expected: crazy kids. No food served, the kids drinks are free (even the slushies: but you gotta bring your own spoon or straw).However, the staff don't know which way is up. Come with cash? The change machine on the first floor is broken and doesn't take fives. The ATM? Only spits out fives. ?♂️ Ask any staff and you get an answer that leads you on a 7 stage path to the answer. Maybe that's part of the fun, but I just wanted quarters so my kid could play pinball.The alcoholic drinks are the business model: $11 for a 22oz and $8 for a 16oz. 2+hour wait for duck bowling.I'll end up here again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
Amber Kunkel
I didn't try the food or the beverages. It was damn near impossible to get the bartender to pay attention. They were extremely busy. The free games are great, not all of them are free. It's a good place to kill some time. It's very loud, and children are allowed inside until 10 I think. There is an outside deck area on the second floor that has 2 gas powered fire pits. The music is extremely loud. It's not a great place for people that have social anxiety, but it could be fun if you're just going out to play games. Definitely busier on weekends. I do like that they have a non-alcoholic drink menu, although I couldn't find it on their paper menus they have one posted online.Kid-friendliness: My kid is a teenager, and she doesn't like loud places so I'm not sure she liked it but other people's kids seem to be having fun. There's a large Lite-Brite that I saw a kid playing with for like half an hour at least. And if you try to go use the slides you'll be waiting behind lots and lots of children ?
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 3
Colby Smith
As you may know, your company attracts a diverse audience, including individuals from various parts of the world, such as India. Many of these individuals come to the United States for work opportunities or educational pursuits. However, due to their temporary status or unique circumstances, they may not always possess a state ID provided by the US government.In such cases, individuals often rely on their Indian driver's license as a primary form of identification. I would like to kindly request your consideration in accepting an Indian driver's license as valid proof of age for accessing your entertainment services. Indian driver's licenses are internationally recognized and serve as a reliable form of identification in many contexts.By accepting Indian driver's licenses, you would not only accommodate a significant portion of your international audience but also demonstrate inclusivity and understanding of the diverse backgrounds of your customers.I am confident that by making this adjustment to your age verification policies, you will enhance the accessibility and appeal of your entertainment services to a broader.Looking forward to your positive response… ;)
Great location with so much going on. Duck pin bowling was super fun and so many retro games. Just a blast.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place with fun for everyone! I've gone with friends and I've gone with my parents and always have a blast. I love bringing my dog before it gets too late. The games are fun and the outdoor area is really nice too.
Atmosphere: 5
CROWDED. Long wait for a lane. Sofas and chairs full of coats and Cheesecake Factory leftovers, so had to wait to even just sir down. Nice beer selection. Had a couple and just left.
Service: 3
Love the place! You can even bring your kids here I think up to 9pmKid-friendliness: I believe the kids are allowed up to 9 PM
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The kids & the parents had a BLAST! Going down the slide is a must. Weeee, what a ride!!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Waited about 45 minutes to get change the last time we went it was fast to get change
An awesome date night / girls night spot! The games are super affordable, some even free, you just have to make reservations for the bigger games like duckpin bowling. They don't serve food but you can bring your own. Drinks are good but a bit pricey. Overall would definitely come back for a fun night out!
Great for pinball games, ping pong, patio pong, and sliding tunnel. The atmosphere is high and lively. I am not commenting on the food/drinks menu but where average. Good place for small to medium sized groups.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
This is such a fun place for children until 8 or 9 pm and all adult fun after that! Usually, it is pretty crowded so I would say plan in advance! Also, just have fun a be a big kid, while respecting others! Also, no food served there but they "want you to feel like this is your home"! So you can bring food in or have it delivered!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
A place that can help you find your inner child with an adult twist to it that comes from their drinks.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Unfortunately, this place has started to transform from a barcade into a Chuck E. Cheese. The past two times I've been here (a Friday and a Saturday) it was overrun with kids and parents. The wait times for games were at a minimum 2 hours and bowling was 4 hours. Drinks and games are pretty pricey, service was okay. Overall, if you're not under 13 or have a kid who is, there are better ways to spend a weekend.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 4
It's a very spacious place that allows you to bring your own food as long as you purchase your drinks from them. You can door dash any food you want as well and have it delivered while you play some games.
Atmosphere: 5
100% mixed review. The atmosphere, for a Sunday afternoon, was what we expected: crazy kids. No food served, the kids drinks are free (even the slushies: but you gotta bring your own spoon or straw).However, the staff don't know which way is up. Come with cash? The change machine on the first floor is broken and doesn't take fives. The ATM? Only spits out fives. ?♂️ Ask any staff and you get an answer that leads you on a 7 stage path to the answer. Maybe that's part of the fun, but I just wanted quarters so my kid could play pinball.The alcoholic drinks are the business model: $11 for a 22oz and $8 for a 16oz. 2+hour wait for duck bowling.I'll end up here again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
I didn't try the food or the beverages. It was damn near impossible to get the bartender to pay attention. They were extremely busy. The free games are great, not all of them are free. It's a good place to kill some time. It's very loud, and children are allowed inside until 10 I think. There is an outside deck area on the second floor that has 2 gas powered fire pits. The music is extremely loud. It's not a great place for people that have social anxiety, but it could be fun if you're just going out to play games. Definitely busier on weekends. I do like that they have a non-alcoholic drink menu, although I couldn't find it on their paper menus they have one posted online.Kid-friendliness: My kid is a teenager, and she doesn't like loud places so I'm not sure she liked it but other people's kids seem to be having fun. There's a large Lite-Brite that I saw a kid playing with for like half an hour at least. And if you try to go use the slides you'll be waiting behind lots and lots of children ?
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 3
As you may know, your company attracts a diverse audience, including individuals from various parts of the world, such as India. Many of these individuals come to the United States for work opportunities or educational pursuits. However, due to their temporary status or unique circumstances, they may not always possess a state ID provided by the US government.In such cases, individuals often rely on their Indian driver's license as a primary form of identification. I would like to kindly request your consideration in accepting an Indian driver's license as valid proof of age for accessing your entertainment services. Indian driver's licenses are internationally recognized and serve as a reliable form of identification in many contexts.By accepting Indian driver's licenses, you would not only accommodate a significant portion of your international audience but also demonstrate inclusivity and understanding of the diverse backgrounds of your customers.I am confident that by making this adjustment to your age verification policies, you will enhance the accessibility and appeal of your entertainment services to a broader.Looking forward to your positive response… ;)
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1