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    Chuck E. Cheese

    2.4 (32 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Always very clean environment, friendly staff and food is ready quick. ! This is my favorite Chuck E. Cheese location!!

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    I went to Chuck E. Cheese today and had a great experience. The workers DayAZon, Zion, and Denise were wonderful. I came with my three kids and my youngest has autism, they went out of their way to accommodate her even when she went behind the counter to get a toy. Pizza was good and the place was clean. Great place for a rainy day.!!

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    I took my six-year-old and three-year-old here and they absolutely loved it. It is really overpriced but they offer a pass for the summer. I would not pay their normal prices. The summer pass is $50 - anyone in your family can play 40 games a day, every day for two months. Since we got the pass, we have really enjoyed going there. We decided to try the pizza yesterday. It was comparable to a low quality pizza chain except it was quite expensive at $15.50 for a medium. It was enough for me and my two kids while we were there but when we got home we were still hungry an hour later. The crust was really thin and not very flavorful. The cheese was really good though and the pizza was nice and hot. I will say it is nice to have the convenience of eating pizza while your kids run around and play games. Other than that the pizza is not worth the money. But we will be going back a lot to play the games this summer. It's a lot of fun for the kids.

    Never met a Pizza I didn't like.  Even if it was cardboard lol
    Kristina G.

    I have to review Chuck E Cheese because I have been there more than I would have liked to be due to my children. Now this Chuck E Cheese is known for some fights breaking out in the past, but I have never seen this kind of thing. Though I am not normally there later at night on a weekend. The times I've been were random weeknights or late morning/early afternoon for a party. I think the later you get on a weekend day the worse it gets in there, so I wouldn't go then. The cleanliness isn't TOO too bad. I am a germaphobe so I can't even believe I allow my kids in here. But only one time did I go where it smelled questionable and the other times I've gone, not bad. Plus they have sanitizer throughout and I always bring my own too. I also don't let the kids climb up in those tubes. ICK I don't even want to know what's growing in there. The pizza is deliciously crappy and they have other menu options like wings and salad if you want something other than pizza. I wish they had beer. I know some do now and that has created quite the controversy. But frankly I don't think there's anything wrong with having a beer while the kids play. The games there are cheap and the prizes are too but at least you can get something fun for the kids for not a lot of money and if they need more tickets for a different prize you can buy them for .01 each. Anyway overall its not the worst place to take the kids to let them run around and play but I won't be sad when they outgrow it.

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    Worst kid place ever! Slooooooowwwwwww service. Seems like managements don't care. Not the kids who work here fault.

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    Poor customer service, employees act like they would rather be elsewhere than at work. I do not plan on coming back to this Chuck E. Cheese.

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    It's not the same like it was a few years ago!!!! I haven't took my son yet!!! The whole place has changed!!!! Meaning in a bad way:(

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