This was a lot of fun. My partner and I walked in and shot at zombies for an hour that went by like…read moreit was a few minutes. The owner (I think) was super nice, knowledgeable, and patient with us getting everything set up. There was a good selection of games. The tech was top grade. I love that everyone has a separate 10' canopy but we were still "together" in the game. $35/hour per person is great for someone who doesn't have a full VR setup.

Oh my gosh...my son turned 8 & want to VR...this was SO much Fun! 4 of us played a game together &…read morethen played our own. Definitely worth it!! Motorcycle museum was Awesome too (it's just across the courtyard

I'll forever love hotshots! I've been coming here since I was a kid and it was so great visiting…read morethis place again. The staff is always rad and seem to really enjoy their jobs. They provide the best customer service and great food as well! This place is always busy but for some reason we can always find a place to sit and eat even if we aren't playing pool. I hope they stay here forever!

I work nearby and after a hard days work, its good to come to place to decompress. Danielle, Bryce,…read moreCarlie, Jarod, and i know im Missing one other person..... thank you. Youre always nice and u hold it down.

It's like a millennial wonderland here, the drinks were amazing, the service was top notch, and the…read moreambiance was just so chill that you couldn't help wanting to stay and dive into all the games they had for hours.

M wanted to play some "Pin Ball"...hum...I checked Yelp and low and behold there was a place on…read moreHiguera St. ah...I hadn't seen that one. So we went over today, then get some dinner once we were played out. There is some food on the premisses. M had spotted a Taco Tuesday deal $3 for 3 with an alcoholic beverage purchase....lets see what else is on the menu...ah... I'm not going any further with the cuisine, I'll say its not my kind of place to eat. However Pin Ball is defiantly the game and there are plenty other games too. Pool x 4 tables, Air Hockey, driving, shooting, grab a prize, photo booth, cotton candy. basketball, no skeet ball, and the rest. Beer, wine and sodas are available. Sound is plenty good a giant fan helps to take the heat off you. No screens to be seen. Minors are subject to certain days and times, this is ideally an adult escape. See ya kids foodguy-Martin

Stopped by Peasant's Deli and ordered the Tuna Sando and the Kobe Sando…read more The Tuna Sando immediately jumped into my top three tuna sandwiches I've had. It was loaded with flavor from the Conservas Ortiz white tuna, boquerones, piquillo peppers, egg, arugula, and tonnato sauce. Honestly, I took one bite and completely forgot to take a proper picture. That's usually a good sign. We also tried the Kobe Sando, which was very tasty as well. The bread was a little firmer than I personally prefer, but it still worked well with the sandwich and didn't take away from the overall experience. We sat outside along the side of the restaurant and really enjoyed the seating area. Inside, the deli is just as interesting. They have displays of aged meats and a walk-in room arcade that feels like a hidden gem. It's a unique touch that adds a lot of character to the space. What really stood out was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was genuinely friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. Great food, great atmosphere, and great hospitality. Can't wait to come back and work my way through more of the menu.

I've been a customer of the deli since they opened. Anyone who says anything bad about this place…read moreis going to have to fight me (I'm talking about you, "Josh S."). For anyone who's been lucky enough to try Katz's or the OG Carnegie in NYC, Langer's or Greenblatt's in LA (not bothering to include Canter's) -- Peasant's has better pastrami. Better than any of them. Period. I've seen them make it 3 or 4 different ways. Usually they serve 2 or so styles at a time. It's always fantastic. Their Godfather is a take on the Bay Cities Godmother. A pretty great one at that. Their jamon is incredible. They just get that great sandwiches are made first and foremost with great ingredients. There is no hiding quality on a sando, and they don't try. The portions are huge, and it's all so, so good. You can't go wrong here.

I really wish I liked this store but I just seem to always walk out disappointed. I found a game…read morethat was a great price and brought it to the counter and the guy working started looking up the price and changed it right in front of me. I told him "isn't it the price that's marked on there?" And proceeded to point at his sign that basically said he could change the prices at any time without notice. It seems like he goes on eBay and doubles whatever he sees. I get that places need to make a profit but tripling the price from what's on the sticker is a little misleading because you're pretty much running a gamble if it's going to be cheaper online once he looks it up at the register. If he listed a game for $20 and then found it online for $5, would he lower the price? Yeah, I'm not holding my breath.

Apparently getting pokemon stock at distribution isn't enough for this store and its greedy owner…read more The owner with the beard and ponytail spends his days off memorizing the refill timers of the local pokemon vending machines so he can pop in the minute they refill and take the product to resell at scalped prices in his store. Incredibly rude/cold to anyone and everyone, a couple of the people in my friend group have had the exact same experience with him. Would be nice to be able to get a pack or two for retail every now and then. Don't buy here, don't support him. He's not in it for the love of the hobby or community, he's in it for the money.

We went to Bowlero on the last day of 2025, with a party of four adults and four children five and…read moreunder. It was raining in Santa Barbara, and we made the mistake of showing up half an hour after the place opened without a reservation. We were, apparently, not the only parents in search of last-minute rainy day entertainment. Thankfully, we were able to book a lane online for 4:00 that afternoon, and came back with our full complement after lunch and naps. Check-in was smooth, as far as I could tell, and we all got our special bowling alley shoes. My only complaint is that there weren't quite enough bowling balls for all the small children in attendance. We found one 8-pound ball and were lucky to share a ball dispenser with another family who let us use one of their 6-pounders. Our one lane only allowed for four bowlers, but this was plenty, as the parents rotated and only two of our kids were interested in the game (my three-year-old preferred to run wild and our friends' baby babied). Those two children, though, were deeply interested, especially our five-year-old, who was so sweet and sincere and enthusiastic, just having the time of his life. He's very competitive and kept close track of the score, and of course did not register the comparative advantage of bumper bowling while his parents (mostly his mother) rolled a series of gutter balls. My three-year-old was more interested in the arcade, and it was a chore to follow him over there again and again and steadfastly refuse to let him play the shiny, pointless games. He was fascinated by the crane games, and I made the mistake of letting him watch a dad play one, assuming the man would lose. Apparently this dad was some kind of crane whiz and my boy saw him walk away with a big stuffie instead. I got him out of there as quickly as I could. There was food and drink available for purchase, including beer, wine, and cocktails. We skipped on booze for the afternoon, but did get some fries to share, which were solid. It seems like it would be easy to fit in a meal here with the right timing. Bar food and pizza and chicken tenders for the kids. No one comes to Santa Barbara to spend hours inside a bowling alley in Goleta, but not every day can be a beach day. We had a good time at Bowlero, and the kids had an absolute blast.

Bowlero is a BIG BUMMER. I grew up going to this location when it was Orchid Bowl and then later…read moreZodos. We went there for family outings, birthday parties, and with friends. Now that I have my own family, I was excited to go and tried making a reservation. For 6 people, it is 280$ for 2 hours. The problem is, my kids (3&4) can't last 2 hours. So I called to see if I could just reserve a lane for an hour. No. They told me that I should just come in at opening and I should be able to get a lane. So I came in at opening and was not able to get a lane. We got on the wait list and went home. The time we finally got a text message that a lane was open was over 3 hours later. My kids were so sad and our plans for the fun family activity went out the window. I'm really disappointed that it's so hard to make a reservation and that it's so expensive now. It's no longer a family friendly location like it once was.

I hate this place the food is insanely expensive and one of the male workers yelled at my grandson.read more

I'm giving the review based on buying the two month summer pass and wanting to extend it. Going 1-2…read moretimes a week we have always had a great experience. My children, who are younger, always enjoy themselves. The staff always goes above and beyond to ensure they have a great time. The pizza and appetizers sampler are pretty good for a kid establishment. Overall, it is a fun place for them to burn off some energy for a couple hours. Highly recommend if you have younger children!

For four years in a row, we have taken up to 65 eighth graders to Golf N' Stuff, Ventura, for a…read morethree hour visit on a Monday afternoon on our way up to the El Capitan Canyon campground. This Golf N' Stuff is extremely safe, clean, well kept up, and our students love the rides, mini golf, food, and arcade. The staff is phenomenal! They are patient, kind, and they keep the students safe. It is always a very fun, safe, and special experience for our students. Well done, Golf N' Stuff staff!!

This Golf N' Stuff location is absolutely amazing. they have…read morea little bit of everything: miniature golf, arcade, bumper karts, go-kart and more. Everything is affordable. They have a snack bar: pizza, chips hotdogs etc.

Purchased the Groupon that gives all day free access and came on a random weeknight a couple hours…read morebefore closing time. Claw games and any machine where you can win a prize is $1+ a game. There's maybe 4-5 of those machines with very old looking stuffed animals, or unappealing prizes. The other games were all vintage consoles that were actually very fun to play! The place is pretty small, and there's a small corner where people can throw a birthday party. I'd say it was an okay experience. I probably would not purchase normal wristband, but think it may be worth it on Groupon for people who really enjoy arcades.

I read some reviews and decided to come within the last hour before closing. Normally unlimited…read moreplay is $12 for all day but at the last hour they gave us a discount for $6 per person. Ended up coming at 7:15 and played for 45 minutes (IMO this is enough to enjoy the machines). In terms of quality, its decent. You got your classic fighting games like Street Fighter, Tekken, and Killer Instinct. They also had a foosball table and basketball machine that were unlimited place. There are some paid games such as the pinball machines (25 cents) and crane games ($1). Overall a great place to kill some time.