Not my first time here just the first time reviewing it. I came with my son's soccer team for a…read morepost game celebration. They have games, bowling, laser tag and many fun activities for kids. For $12.99 it's all you can eat and the pizza was delicious. The ambience is inviting and perfect for the whole family to enjoy. We got our 4 year old an unlimited one hour pass and she got to play lots of games. The staff is incredible! I 100% recommend this place.

During our most recent visit staff was outstanding and on that end things have seemed to improve…read more Unfortunately with the take over from Itz to Game Time, they have lost the last thing that made this place worth going too. Previously they had some sort of unlimited pass for a certain amount of time in a day, that included attractions. That no longer exists. We decided to just load a card with funds, which previously you could use points for attractions. They didn't explain at the front counter they don't warn folks points no longer work for attractions, so we had to find out at the bumper cars that we have to go back up front and buy attraction credits at just shy of $8 a pop. During our visit on a Sunday, we ended up not seeing a single person doing bumper cars, rock wall, or lazer tag which normally being used regularly on a weekend day. Plus, the number of people on a weekend reminded us of the number that would be there on an early afternoon on a weekday. Covid killed off the buffet, the recent buy out killed off their decent all in pass for x amount for x amount of time. Now are running things a bit more like their competitors Alley Cats & Main Event. Yet there really hasn't been anything updated or improved upon in the 3 or 4 months that they have become Gametime. The cost is about the same as Main Event which is a better maintained place. While they have the indoor rock wall and bumper cars Alley cats has mini-golf and other outdoor rides. I don't expect Gametime to survive without bringing back the thing that brought people to Itz, even if there is some sort of price increase or slight change in set up. Like one unlimited pass for games and an upgrade for attractions... or vice versa. Cause there are to many just unlimited game play places in the area.

Tokyo Station is the sister location to Free Play Arcade, the groundbreaking bar/arcade concept…read more This location used to be a Free Play Arcade but has now been converted to a Japanese arcade theme destination. If you're expecting old school arcade games like Free Play Arcade, you'll be disappointed. If you want to be transported to Japan via Arlington, read on. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - Step into the world of the Japanese arcade. As you walk in, you'll notice claw and Gachapon machines tempting you to play and win something. There's Japanese pop music piping through the speakers, and a dedicated room full of imported Japanese arcade games add more sounds. There's also a dedicated bar and dining area. It was relatively empty at 12:30 PM on a Friday. But it's also simply INCREDIBLE if you're into Japanese culture. You're not in DFW anymore. 2 Star. Service - There's a friendly bartender, if you want to order drinks (I did not). Otherwise, you place your order at a kiosk, grab a numbered puck, and then grab a seat. When your puck starts making a sound, your food will be ready at the windows. Heads up, if you leave you table unattended the staff with clean up so others can sit. They're very efficient. 1 Star. Food - Let me first say, if you're looking for the Free Play Arcade experience, you will be disappointed. If you're looking to be transported to a Japanese arcade (me) this place is awesome. The kiosks are very straight forward; you can order packaged ramen to ramen made in house. I went with the Street Tonkatsu. The broth was mild (not overly salty), and the pork belly was very tender. I also ordered the Tokyo Station Tacos. The JBBQ pulled pork was surprisingly tasty, but I couldn't help but long for a Chinese Bao instead of a tortilla. But what impressed me the most was the booth we sat in. It was connected to a monitor, and we could access a bunch of SNES games. 1 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes! Tokyo Station is my kind of jam. The only thing that gave me concern is that it wasn't very busy on a Friday. I hope this concept stays, because it's the closest thing to a Japanese arcade besides flying to Japan. 1 Star.

This was my first time here and I am not really a huge fan. This arcade features Japanese arcade…read moregames and that's just not my thing. There were a few games that were the American version but only a few...Galaga and Pacman were the ones that I noticed. They did have a decent selection of pinball machines...however they are NOT included in the free play. I was a little surprised but also disappointed that pinball was extra... The cost for the "free play" is a little pricey compared to Cidercade...if we are comparing size and what's included. I also think that it helps to have an interest in japanese video games, which I do not. This is a really small arcade which did make it hard to move around and there were lines for the popular games, unfortunately, the overall experience was not really that exciting. The service at the bar was the great, the bartenders were friendly and knowledgeable. There is a separate area for the free play and the kids working the counter were mostly on their phones unless someone walked up to them.

We always have a great time at Dave & Buster's! I literally woke up sore today after running around…read moreplaying games in "The Arena," which was honestly so fun. It's a giant room where you interact with the floor and walls which light up. I think you can have up to 4 players and there's all kinds of games. Lots of running around and stomping on the ground and hitting the walls haha. Dave's does a great job at updating their games and layout and prizes. Their food menu is a little of everything, kinda like a Chili's. Bar food and salads and desserts. They open at 10 -- if you can go early on a weekday you kinda have the place to yourself!

Since my nephew and I were both in the mood for wings, we decided to head over to Dave & Buster's…read moresince it was within walking distance of where we were. As soon as we walked in, we were warmly welcomed and shown to a booth near the bar. Although the restaurant was lively and a bit loud, it wasn't overwhelming--we were still able to enjoy our conversation. The entire place was busy, clean, and well organized. We were seated in Ms. Rashmi's section, and she turned out to be an outstanding server. She was sweet, kind, welcoming, soft-spoken, and had a genuinely warm smile that made us feel right at home. She started us off with waters, gave us plenty of time to look over the menu, and then came back to take our order without ever making us feel rushed. My nephew ordered the 10-piece Garlic Parmesan wings with bleu cheese dip for $10, while I went with the 10-piece Lemon Pepper Dry Rub wings, also for $10. When our food arrived, the wings were piping hot, perfectly crispy, and packed with flavor. They were seasoned just right, and we both really enjoyed our meal. This was only my second visit to this Dave & Buster's, and it certainly won't be my last. The delicious wings and the exceptional service from Ms. Rashmi made this a great experience. I look forward to coming back, and I hope she's our server again. If you stop by, I hope you're lucky enough to have her taking care of you too!

visited as a group here on the weekday, and we had a blast! Loved the private rooms that can be…read moreused for large groups, as well as the variety of activities, from bowling, laser tag, bumper cars, and lots of slot machines and arcade games! The employees were also very nice in helping our large group. would love to come back!

Christian was great! (Our server) The food was mid though. Honestly I didn't expect much but we…read morewere there for the kids to have fun in the arcade so it's fine. Is extremely loud though which makes it hard for general conversation so if you're looking for a place you could conduct a business meeting or similar, keep looking.

This place is so awesome! It's the original arcade/gaming place with a twist!! I like that they…read morehave all-you-can play for $15 plus they have token games to win tickets. We brought our teenagers there and they had a blast. No alcohol is served, so the kids can stay until they close. The ticketed games also pay out well. The best thing about this place vs the other video game places is.......if you don't play, you don't have to pay. This is not true for other gaming places. It's nice to bring your kids and let them play and the parents/adults who aren't paying can sit and chit chat. SO AMAZING!!! The staff were so nice and accommodating. We would definitely return. Everyone needs to go and keep them in business.

Family owned company. Great place for birthday parties! We have enjoyed visiting Tornado Terry's…read morefor 20+ years.

We ate at the Scratch Kitchen while waiting for our go-kart time. Corn ribs were the best thing we…read morehad--100% get those. Buffalo chicken dip had good flavor, but the cheese on top hardened into a layer you had to peel off to actually get to the dip. Chicken sandwich was pretty juice and hearty. We sat at the bar and service was quicker there after originally sitting at a table with no help for a bit. Options are generally bar type foods, but the quality was definitely better than expected. Service was great! The bartender even held on to our leftover to-go box until we were ready to leave.

We had an amazing time here watching the kids play games and compete against each other! We were…read morevisiting from out of state and wanted to do something fun with the family we were visiting. We loaded a few game cards and the kids stayed busy playing the arcade games. However, there were quite a bit of games that were out of order. The kids moved on to different games they could find that were actually working. We didn't get to do the karting. It was just way too expensive for 11 of us. Maybe next time...

We had heard a lot about this place, so we decided to take my 12-year-old son here for his birthday…read morewith three of his friends and it was a huge hit. This is the perfect spot for kids (and honestly adults too) to burn off energy. It's a mix of human interactive video-style games and physical activity like throwing balls, jumping, running...spread across different rooms with all kinds of challenges. You definitely can't come here low-energy because you'll be moving the entire time. I booked online and chose the 90-minute option, which was $39 per person. It might seem a little pricey at first, but it actually works out well because of how the timing is structured. You rotate through rooms and sometimes wait briefly for a game to finish, so everything feels organized and not chaotic. The setup is very efficient. You get a wristband that you scan to enter games, track your points, and even create a username. There's a leaderboard screen, which the kids loved, and you can earn points toward small prizes. The whole place felt clean, well-run, and supervised without being overbearing. The floors are cushioned, which helps since you're constantly moving, and it does get a little warm just because you're so active. From what I could tell, the party setup is more of a do-it-yourself style where you have a room for a set time rather than a fully hosted experience. Also, it seems per the website you would have like food delivered. There didn't appear to be a place where you could buy water. However, we did see water fountains near the restrooms. One thing I liked is that your time is based on active gameplay, not just the clock. So while we booked 90 minutes, we were actually there closer to two hours with the flow of the games. Overall, it was a really fun and unique experience, something different from the typical party spots. The kids had an amazing time, and we would definitely come back.

Always a fantastic time here! Everyone is amazing and helpful. We always enjoy our visit hereread more

I came here over the weekend for a double date and we had a great time. We went go kart racing…read moreindividually and as couples several times. The go kart racing was fun, however we noticed there were a couple of go karts that were signicantly slower than others. They have plenty of arcade games that were fun, including skeeball, axe throwing and a water shooting game. We played a frame of bowling and got a quarter through another game before the system timed out. I liked that they have different styles for bowling. The day pass for Alleycats is affordable as well. We look forward to returning.

I love that they participate in the kids bowl free summer program. It's such a nice free family fun…read moreactivity we can enjoy together. The only thing that costs is the shoes but they do not have toddler shoe sizes 7 and under (fyi). Which is fine make sure to bring their tennis shoes. Anyway, kids had a blast and it was nice to play a few arcade games. I do wish they had more short toddler friendly games. The prize variety is great too. We don't come often but we love it when we do. I will say I miss the smells of putt putt coming here. It used to smell like ice cream and fresh waffle cones. Enjoy!