The stage has been removed. The only full band left in Texas is in Amarillo, though they are stuck in random movements.
Martina Villela
Only the dolls he has are terrifying, the children are afraid of them.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
J.C. Inc.
Love this place for the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Hidden Void
We ordered a simple pepperoni pizza with sausage on half just for them to mess up the order and make two separate pizzas one with pepperoni and half cheese and other one of full pepperoni and sausage. We asked them to make us the pizza we ordered because my wife doesn’t like sausage just for them to cut the two separate pizzas in half and stick them together ( those two pizzas have been sitting in the window for almost 30 minutes) and the only reason why I know they did that was because when I passed by the window I saw the half cheese pizza with half sausage and pepperoni just sitting there
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Solista Yamazaki
Great staff games and food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pizza, Garlic Cheese Bread
Rosey Zubia
Unfortunately, Chuckie doesn't come out often, and the stage maniquens dont perform. That's what Chucky's was all about. Food is super pricey. Charge you for the games via time. If you have time left over, you lose
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Jomei Nemec
Rest in peace Chuckles and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Indigo Luna
Perfect for birthday parties for young children.Kid-friendliness: Specific location that caters to children
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza, Small Dippin Dots, Pizza
Tatiana Hernandez
The service at this location is outstanding, no matter who is attending you. It’s always clean which is very important to me. The manager Alex goes above and beyond to make sure every visit is special for your children. Even the technician Fabrise is super friendly. Paying by the hour is waaaay better and cheaper than PPP where you pay for each game. This is our top choice for family entertainment.
We had attended a birthday for a classmate of our daughter. We hadn't been to one in awhile and were blown away by how great the staff is! We decided to have our daughters birthday party there today after for years we've had our kids parties at Peter piper and you honestly don't think I'll be back to Peter piper for their birthday because the host for the party was amazing the whole staff was always making sure there wasn't anything needed. The pizza is a lot better than we've had in the past and the games all work when we go there which means they keep them up. Plus they have the plan so the kids have 2 hours of unlimited play which is awesome for them! The kids all had fun and loved every minute except to leave. We will be having our parties there from now on and continue the new tradition
Jessica Vergara
Pricey. Wings not good, not well cooked. Few arcade machines not working. Wish the Chuck E. Cheese display figures were actually working.
Gabe Escandon
What happened to the rat who sang, “you can do what you want!” Ever since they opened this location 25 years ago, it’s been the epicenter of bad pizza with arcade games that only cost one token. Now they’ve changed their arcade to the D&B model of paying by the hour for game cards. Back in the day, the only reason to go here was for those sweet 1 token games. It was the last stronghold of single token arcades in a world of games charging as high as 5 or 6 credits to play a single player game. So now you’ve got to buy a game card, charge it up with time, and play as many games, as fast as you can, to try and get your money’s worth. My suggestion, take your card and just play those toddler games that award tickets, like the one where you have to push a big handle down and pop balls into the mouth of some giant headed animatronic thing. Or the one where you push down on the giant handle and make the “Price is Right” style wheel spin till it just spits out tickets. Go for the whole hour doing this and you’ll end up with a fist full of tickets that you can then redeem for something sweet. But don’t ask for capguns or gummie cigarettes, cause they don’t have them anymore, just go for the vampire teeth, and a slap bracelet and be content that it only cost you twenty bucks for them.
Rosa Gwin
It's an ok place to take your kids and to have a birthday party. The food was ok, but nothing special. They still have the animatronics on stage, but they aren't on. The staff told us they no longer make the parts needed to fix the animatronics. I won't be going back because I feel that PPP is a much better place and offers more.Vegetarian options: They have a salad bar for $10.99Kid-friendliness: Some games to keep kids occupied and they have a stamp system to make sure you're leaving with your kid.
Love the pizza.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salad Bar, Pizza
The stage has been removed. The only full band left in Texas is in Amarillo, though they are stuck in random movements.
Only the dolls he has are terrifying, the children are afraid of them.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love this place for the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
We ordered a simple pepperoni pizza with sausage on half just for them to mess up the order and make two separate pizzas one with pepperoni and half cheese and other one of full pepperoni and sausage. We asked them to make us the pizza we ordered because my wife doesn’t like sausage just for them to cut the two separate pizzas in half and stick them together ( those two pizzas have been sitting in the window for almost 30 minutes) and the only reason why I know they did that was because when I passed by the window I saw the half cheese pizza with half sausage and pepperoni just sitting there
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Great staff games and food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pizza, Garlic Cheese Bread
Unfortunately, Chuckie doesn't come out often, and the stage maniquens dont perform. That's what Chucky's was all about. Food is super pricey. Charge you for the games via time. If you have time left over, you lose
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Rest in peace Chuckles and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Perfect for birthday parties for young children.Kid-friendliness: Specific location that caters to children
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza, Small Dippin Dots, Pizza
The service at this location is outstanding, no matter who is attending you. It’s always clean which is very important to me. The manager Alex goes above and beyond to make sure every visit is special for your children. Even the technician Fabrise is super friendly. Paying by the hour is waaaay better and cheaper than PPP where you pay for each game. This is our top choice for family entertainment.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Epik animatronics that I wish yall could keep???
We had attended a birthday for a classmate of our daughter. We hadn't been to one in awhile and were blown away by how great the staff is! We decided to have our daughters birthday party there today after for years we've had our kids parties at Peter piper and you honestly don't think I'll be back to Peter piper for their birthday because the host for the party was amazing the whole staff was always making sure there wasn't anything needed. The pizza is a lot better than we've had in the past and the games all work when we go there which means they keep them up. Plus they have the plan so the kids have 2 hours of unlimited play which is awesome for them! The kids all had fun and loved every minute except to leave. We will be having our parties there from now on and continue the new tradition
Pricey. Wings not good, not well cooked. Few arcade machines not working. Wish the Chuck E. Cheese display figures were actually working.
What happened to the rat who sang, “you can do what you want!” Ever since they opened this location 25 years ago, it’s been the epicenter of bad pizza with arcade games that only cost one token. Now they’ve changed their arcade to the D&B model of paying by the hour for game cards. Back in the day, the only reason to go here was for those sweet 1 token games. It was the last stronghold of single token arcades in a world of games charging as high as 5 or 6 credits to play a single player game. So now you’ve got to buy a game card, charge it up with time, and play as many games, as fast as you can, to try and get your money’s worth. My suggestion, take your card and just play those toddler games that award tickets, like the one where you have to push a big handle down and pop balls into the mouth of some giant headed animatronic thing. Or the one where you push down on the giant handle and make the “Price is Right” style wheel spin till it just spits out tickets. Go for the whole hour doing this and you’ll end up with a fist full of tickets that you can then redeem for something sweet. But don’t ask for capguns or gummie cigarettes, cause they don’t have them anymore, just go for the vampire teeth, and a slap bracelet and be content that it only cost you twenty bucks for them.
It's an ok place to take your kids and to have a birthday party. The food was ok, but nothing special. They still have the animatronics on stage, but they aren't on. The staff told us they no longer make the parts needed to fix the animatronics. I won't be going back because I feel that PPP is a much better place and offers more.Vegetarian options: They have a salad bar for $10.99Kid-friendliness: Some games to keep kids occupied and they have a stamp system to make sure you're leaving with your kid.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza