Terrific ice cream in dozens of flavors plus kind Victoria behind the counter to help you find your…read morefavorite flavor plus the sweet nostalgia of old pinball machines. Picnic tables with umbrellas in the back where you can eat while listening to the crickets. A great place!

Cute place located near our favorite matcha café and restaurants we enjoy. It is very tiny and…read morenostalgic. Several fun games and some claw machines. It is packed with a lot to look at in a tiny space. We came during the week when most people are at school or work, so I do not know how busy this place might get. We did not get any ice cream, so I cannot speak to the freshness of the food, but they did have a nice variety of flavors and the prices looked good. I am not sure of the portions or anything, but I would be willing to come back and try. I owner did offer samples, but since I was not buying on this day, I declined. The owner seemed very nice. He said he was inspired by Marvin's and was happy to hear we thought it reminded us of his childhood hangout. He was super interested in ideas. I would like to come back again when we have more time to hangout and explore more in the future.

Absolutely amazing idea for a game place. Whether you have kids, going out for a date night, or…read morejust for fun, this place is great! Wear athletic shoes and clothing! We made that mistake a bit where we had jeans and just regular shoes. We were able to move around for the games still but our scores suffered a bit because we were going to dinner after. They have tons of throwing, matching, difference spotting, spelling, agility, target shooting and other colorful themed games! Once you make an account here during your first visit, you're hooked! All your scores are logged, put against a global and local scoring table, and the race is on to be the best at the game. We did an hour and it seemed to fly by. Each game is about 2 minutes. If there's something you really want to play, you may have to wait a few minutes but it's worth it. The time tracking on the wristband is very accurate. Stay hydrate, dress accordingly, be patient (all age groups are here), and enjoy!

Phew! What a great time! I went with three teenagers…read more(foreign exchange students) and my 50-something husband and we had a BLAST! It was so much fun, unique, fast moving. It's like you are INSIDE a video game. Great value for the money. No matter how busy the place is, games are only a minute or two (or 3 long) so you never wait long to play! The staff is super helpful to get you started. I can't wait to take my sons there or send them with their cousins. Great for all ages -- you can choose the games that you like best. Competitive or collaborative. High physical activity (like dodging lasers) or relatively stationary (like firing a laser gun.) HIGHLY RECOMMEND you try it.

We've been here a few times with our family now and it was a perfect break from the heat in summer…read moreor the snowy winter day. The owners a great people too!

Mr. Zeros is genuinely amazing. It is a nostalgic arcade that includes iconic old games like…read moreGalaga, Frogger, and DK while also managing to include 21st century games like Guitar Hero. It has other classic games such as pinball, skeeball, air hockey, and NBA Hoops. There are 75¢ snack machines, $1 canned drinks, and 25¢ candy machines. It feels like a dream here. This arcade is gaining traction quickly and it is sure to become a hotspot in Oxford, check it out as soon as possible so you can say "I went there before it was popular." :)

It's ok. Food is prepared. I haven't had everything on the menu but the burnt ends ain't being…read morecooked in the kitchen... Arcade is cool but not as advertised. A few games and a lot more pinball machines. I wld try it again- something different on the menu...

Very disappointed…read more The space for the Beercade is very small and quickly got too crowded, even for an early Sunday afternoon venture. There's also no room for expansion, so if they ever decide to add new machines, they'll have to rotate out some old ones. It's also very awkward to be served food and drinks here... being surrounded by complete strangers when I'm trying to enjoy lunch is a bit weird. The cabs they do have are mostly quality titles (NBA Jam, WWF Wrestlemania, Street Fighter 2, NFL Blitz etc...) and there are a four or five pinball machines. Most of the cabs seemed to be in OK shape, but the Terminator 2, Street Fighter and NBA Jam cabs weren't registering each quarter as a credit, and on top of that, when NBA Jam did finally accept my $2.00 donation, the shoot button on the player one side wasn't functional, so it was a total waste. The waitstaff wasn't helpful; I understand that they probably don't know how to fix the machines, but they also didn't help by offering a refund. Other than that, the beer at Terry's Terrace is way overpriced... and I mean by $2.00 a pour in most cases, and the food is mediocre at best. I was hoping to have an enjoyable early afternoon, reliving the past by playing some good arcade games, but I blew through $5 quicker in mere minutes because the machines I wanted to play registered every third quarter as a credit. I can deal with inflated beer prices, but please, get a tech in there to maintain your equipment. What good is a beercade when you can't even enjoy the games?

Why was the bathrooms not working!!! Why is there not hand sanitizer everywhere! The place could…read moreuse so air fresheners or smell good sprays... Kids can be messy/grimy. I feel like this place can be better prepared fs! Its ridiculous that you are charging for parents to get in also. The parents are not jumping! You should be charging ppl who jump only!. The kids enjoyed it tho. We had a nice party. Of course we brung our own every thing. But the staff was barely around to help. Like they only stayed at the front door, monitoring who came in/exited.

I would give them a zero if I could! First I wrote a review on their fb page and since have been…read moreBLOCKED! And of course my post removed! The owner is rude! She arrived 20-30 minutes late, made all our party of 20 sit on the floor refused to let us sit on chairs but allowed others to use the chairs! When asked why she told us to mind our own business! Pick another place and save yourself!

We have been coming to Erebus every year and I enjoy it every time. We went on a Monday because it…read morewas only $20 a person. You can skip the line by purchasing VIP tickets. If you don't show up at opening, be prepared to wait in a long line. We arrived 7:10pm and there was already a line, and they opened 7:30pm. Luckily it was nice out. When we purchased our tickets we were within the first 200 people so we got free t-shirt tickets. We went to three other haunted attractions that all sucked. The hayrides and hainted houses were awful. We were rushed and no one enjoyed them. We were hopeful going into Erebus. We were absolutely shocked that they changed a lot of the entire walkthrough. We actually got scared a few times from people jumping out at us. They did get rid of the ballpit. However, if you are claustrophobit be warned there is an area you walk through that gets tight. My sister and others behind her were freaking out telling us to walk faster. It was actually a lot of fun. We picked up our t-shirts at the end. They had some cards for the escape room to get a discount. There was a sign that said "ask me how to save 50% off" for the escape room. They also have a little shop area for drinks and food. I got a blue raspberry slushie for $5. Overall, if you are looking to actually have a fun time I highly suggest Erebus because we were all impressed with the quality compared to the other haunted houses/hayrides we experienced this year.

OK, so I bought into the hype but honestly... kind of overrated. Yes it's long and has a lot of…read moreelaborate scares, but it is so damn cramped and dark with so much noise and activity you don't really get to see what's going on before you are quickly shoved into the next noisy claustrophobic scenario. Sorry, but Eloise Asylum is much better and scarier, (but a little more gross). Friendly staff though.

My visit to PuppetArt was the first in a series of circumstantial events that made me learn to love…read moreDetroit. A Chi-town friend asked me if I'd like to go to see a Russian puppet show. It's not like there are Russian puppet theatres in every city, so we had to go all the way to Detroit. I said yes, of course. This was back in 2009, some ten Detroit vacations ago. Honestly I'm really not that into puppets, even Russian ones, but I can attest that the show I saw was remarkable in its ability to captivate and soothe a house full of hyperactive children. This is a low-key spot, and they have sort of a puppet museum in the lobby. It really seems like the perfect place to bring kids. I had less luck paying attention from my seat, sandwiched between a four year old in front and his mother in back. "I GOT A EYE VIEW," the mother whispered through her teeth and at her child. "KEEP QUIET OR I'LL HIT YOU WITH MY STICK!" For the next 45 minutes, all I could think about was how I'd better behave.

Have you seen the show "Dream Tigers" at the PuppetArt Theater??? We have! It has AWESOME…read morepuppets. They teach you about the 4 puppet families before the show starts. We were shocked that real people were in the puppet show. We thought it would be ONLY puppets. We really liked the character Nino. He was so funny, like an "animal trapped in a boy body"! The show was funny, but a little bit scary sometimes. It was EPIC. The witch scared us but we were okay. You need to go see it too! - Detroit 1st Graders (who went there on a field trip)

Bobby is the curator at Mythos. He's also tied into Erabus next door; from the sound of it he's…read morebeen working in haunts and oddities for some time. He's collected all the pieces and exhibits for Mythos and he opens his collection to the public on the weekends. I brought a date here as a stop for something a little out-of-the-ordinary. I will say I expected it to be a little larger but all the exhibits were interesting. There are small placards with descriptions and informative blurbs for a lot of the pieces so if you have the time and the interest you could spend an hour here reading through the museum. If you're just browsing through the works it'll be a quick 30 minute tour. It was $20 a head for adults. I think the favorite exhibit for me was all the museum quality animal skull recreations and fossils with an emphasis on pre-historic animals.

My partner and I came here on a whim looking for something to do. Bobby the curator greeted us at…read morethe door, gave us the run through with their museum with lots of information about each section! He is great! Lots to look at, really interesting collections of oddities! I really liked the mortuary section and the old movies section, and my partner was a big fan of the lord of the rings miniatures! Probably spent 20 ish minutes in here! Bobby let us know they are still building out some sections so there should be more to look at in the future! But overall a very cute and cool oddities museum with a great curator. All nerds and weirdos alike would find this place charming! If you're in Pontiac and have some time to spare this place is worth checking out, even if you have littles! Some mannequins might be a bit jarring for kids but overall nothing too "scary" or graphic. Super cute! I really hope this place grows into something bigger!