Starting with the pros: Vast game selection including imported machines (some east-asian rhythm games for example), hand sanitizer at the door, machines are well-maintained, large play area for kiddos, and an unlimited free-play timed option..Cons: Timed freeplay option only applies to games with a green panel, and thats maybe 20-30% of the games. You can load your card like a traditional arcade to have access to everything, but $10 only gets 44 points, and for reference, id say most games average between 5 and 10 points cost, with as high as 15 points (~$3!) a play. Also, many of the claw machines carry additional gimmicks like drop the ball in the right square (5/36 squares..) or push the stuffed animal into the prize slot with a claw that still opens..Overall a solid experience, many of the games were quite fun and I would recommend, but the rate scaling left something to be desired financially, with a full outing for 2-4 people ranging you between 40 and 150 dollars total. Anything less and the points leave too quick, anything more and you have a black hole in your wallet.Didnt try the bowling, but thats also offered and looks like plenty of fun.

Drove 30 minutes with 3 kids to let them play in the play zone, thinking it opened at 1000 like the website says. Got here at 1020, only to find out that their temporary hours have them opening at 1100. Thats not posted anywhere online. Then, after waiting anyway, the doors finally open at 1100. We walk in, and were asked to leave because face masks are mandatory for the store, even though it is not a government mandate. They had no masks to offer us, just asked us to leave. So, wont be coming here again.

Very fun. Food was amazing. Bowling was very consistent with scoring. And so many fun arcade games.

Love round one ! Such a great place to hang out with friends

Very fun nice expensive place for it NOT TO HAVE GOOD FOOD!! food is garbage! Eat before you come! WARNING!!

My kid had fun