Small indoor play center inside a small mall. This is a nice place to the kids so they can run…read morearound and burn off some energy. The main play area is in the middle. It's surrounded by the toddler zone, cafeteria, stage for shows and performances during birthdays, arcade room, two rooms reserved for birthday parties. The issue of it being small is that it may become boring for some kids after a while. But that is my take, and my kid sort of proved me wrong because he loved it. The best part about this place is the price of admission. It's not based on the hour like most places. You pay a flat fee which varies depending on the day. I posted a photo with the business hours, fees, and birthday packages.

While not my favorite playground, this is convenient for us because it is close to where we live…read more It is located inside El Señorial Plaza, which is a small shopping center. Honestly, this is the only reason to come to this shopping center. The staff does a nice job in keeping it as clean as possible and are friendly. You can have birthday parties here. They have a few birthday packages. My son loves it. We took him the other day and he didn't want to leave. He also made a friend.

We had an amazing time! Axe throwing was super fun and brought out our competitive side, and…read moreDuckPin bowling made it even better.

This place opened about a month ago. Perfect place for a family outing. There is something here for…read moreeveryone. You've got your axe throwing for the adults and the playcenter for the whole family. Even the palycenter has age approriate sections. It's lots of fun. You can also host birthday parties here. The axe throwing zone and restaurant & bar are on the second floor. When we went we only tried some appetizers. We got the sliders and meatballs. Both were very good. I would return and recommend.

In an island that sees a lot of rain, indoor playgrounds are heaven, and Just 4 Fun is my favorite…read moreto take my son. It is located on the 3nd floor of Plaza Carolina, by the Forever 21 entrance. I have been here for birthdays and non-birthdays. It is very spacious with an area for older kids and an area for younger kids. It is lots of fun for the kids. My kid always has a blast here. Even the adults can slide down the big slide. They have food: things like pizza, chicken tenders, fries, mozzarella sticks, things of that nature. It that doesn't float your boat, the mall's food court of a nearby (also on the 2nd floor). There is an area reserved for birthdays. I have considered celebrating my son's birthday here. They have affordable birthday packages and, best of all, they take care of everything in terms of food, beverages, and clean up. All you have to do is bring the cake.

From the owner: We are the Best Indoor Playground in Puerto Rico, located in Plaza Carolina offering the best…read morefacilities for entertain the kids and adults, Fabulous birthday parties and of course with a great concession stand with a wide variety of drinks, snacks and food.

Inappropriate loud music for children. Madonna's "Like a Virgin", a merengue with double sense…read more"Caballito de Palo".Really? Beating loud enough to hurt your ears. Totally unacceptable. http://m.kidshealth.org/kid/talk/qa/rock_music.html

I was there yesterday with my son and had a great time. Play area clean and we'll maintained,…read morebathrooms were clean as well. Great for the family.

Service, food and hot hot pizza…read more Stumbled across this pizza spot while walking down the street in San Juan. The service was great. They recommended a few things. Our pizza came out piping hot and we ate the entire thing.

Alex and Justin were great and very nice at this place! The pizza was very good and the wings were…read moreexcellent!

Killer pizza in an old school Puerto Rican spot. Kids loved…read morethe pizza. Wife smashed a sangria. I enjoyed a couple local beers.

It was well worth the wait!!!…read more My son wanted pizza and my wife and I wanted to walk around Old San Juan. This was the most popular pizza spot with the highest reviews. A brief aside: If you're driving here, expect a mess. Coming from SoCal, we make forays into DTLA and deal with similar stresses -- one way streets everywhere, dense traffic, extremely limited parking, pedestrians everywhere (many intoxicated and stumbling into traffic), potholes/construction, police closing lanes without reason, and stray cats running through the streets. Ubering here may be worthwhile! We had a 45 min wait, likely exacerbated by Spring break in PR. We used our free time to walk Calle de la Fortaleza -- very beautiful. They called my cell phone when the table was ready (don't forget to turn off your Spam blocker!). The interior is very unique and the place was buzzing. Service was slow, even by PR standards, and our waitress was the worst in the restaurant. She said little, brought us bottled water when we asked for tap, and never came back to check on us. We flagged other waiters for other incidentals like napkins and for our bill. The garlic knots and pizza were great. The pepperoni pizza was 10/10, with a fluffy crust but crispy otherwise. The Margherita pizza was average -- the tomato was sliced too thick and undercooked and the dough was soggy. In spite of some hiccups, the place was really good and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt that a second trip would be better -- other tables had good service and the other waiters were very helpful. I'm still not sure if we were give bottled water because we were gringo tourists and they figured they'd up charge us or if it was an honest mistake.