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    Dianna H.

    I recently attended a company offsite at Joey the Cat and had an absolute blast. And it wasn't just me, everyone I talked to afterwards really enjoyed the event. I wasn't the one who planned it so unfortunately I don't have much insight into the logistics, but we had a selection of beer and wine for drinks as well as a make-your-own-taco bar (I assume it was catered) that was absolutely delicious. The skee ball tournament that they helped organize was so much fun even though I was eliminated in the first round. You're asked to pair up and provide your team names, and after that they run a quick single-elimination tournament where the winning pair gets bragging rights and a trophy they can proudly pose for pictures with :) In addition to skee ball, there are a number of other games including a couple of pinball machines, whack-a-mole, air hockey (my personal fave!), a shooting game, as well as a hoop throwing game. I loved this venue for precisely this reason, as there was always something to do or play. Of course, if all you want to do is hang out with your coworkers and chat, there's plenty of standing space as well as some tables, so you can make yourself comfortable. It's not a huge space, but it was good for the 60 or so people we had. I also really appreciated that there are cubbies near the door for any bags / purses / jackets. The location itself is kind of random; when our Uber pulled up next to a warehouse in the Mission, we initially thought we were in the wrong spot until we spotted the small Joey the Cat logo on the door. But once you're in, you forget about all that and have a great time :)

    GREAT BARTENDER!!!!!!! bring your own drinks and they will mix it for you!
    Cathy Y.

    THIS WAS THE BEST BIRTHDAY PARTY I EVER HAD!!! the venue is amazing. so many fun arcade games, you can set up beer pong, and the staff is the BEST. they have a great bartender, doorman, and Sam does a great job coordinating. they even do clean up at the end! so if you want to head out to the bars after or whatever you totally can. amazing for company offsites, team bondings, sub 100 people holiday parties, birthday parties, etc. cannot recommend JOEY THE CAT enough!!!!! super clean, well decorated venue close to major bars in mission (5 min walk to Brunos!)

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    Perfect for birthdays Lots of space and family friends the owner is very nice I'll keep it in mind

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    Great experience back in 2020! Lots of great games, so easy to work with and to bring in catering. Highly recommended.

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    There are Emporium guests who are curious about foosball. They are the ones who come for a…read morefriendly challenge or to ask how the heck I make my shot. However, on Thursday nights, some people participate in local, regional, and international tournaments. They are way better than me and can give a better show. Very basic rules of foosball: Foosball is a fast-paced tabletop game where players use rotating rods to maneuver figures and kick a ball into the opponent's goal. The primary objective is to score a set number of points--typically 5, 9, or 10 goals per game--before the other team does. [1, 2] Core Game Structure: * Setup: A coin toss determines who gets the first serve or choice of table side. * Scoring: The first player or team to reach the agreed-upon score wins the game. Matches are typically decided by a best-of-three or best-of-five game series. * Serving: The ball is placed on the field at the center. The server asks if the opponent is ready, and the ball must be touched by at least two different figures before it can be advanced or shot into a goal. * After a Goal: The team that just conceded the goal gets to serve the next ball. [6] Essential Rules of Play * No Spinning: A spin is an illegal move where the rod completes a full 360-degree rotation without touching the ball. Any goal scored directly off a spin does not count. * No Jarring: Jarring occurs when you slam the rods against the table walls to jar the ball loose or distract your opponent. Aggressive table shaking or banging is forbidden. * Dead Balls: If a ball comes to a complete stop in the middle of the table where neither team can reach it, it is a dead ball. The ball is then given to the player or team who originally served the kickoff. * Time Limits: To keep the game moving, strict time limits are enforced for ball possession. Players typically have 10 seconds to advance the ball from the midfield (5-man rod) and 15 seconds when the ball is on other rods. [5] AI responses may include mistakes. [1] https://www.ventureshuffleboard.com/ultimate-guide-to-foosball-basics-rules/ [2] https://blattbilliards.com/blogs/news/how-do-you-play-foosball-tips-tricks-and-rules [3] https://recservices.k-state.edu/programs/intramurals/rulebooks_handbooks/Foosball%20RB.pdf [4] https://crec.unl.edu/student-affairs/campus-recreation/sites/unl.edu.student-affairs.campus-recreation/files/media/file/Foosball.pdf [5] https://www.foosball.com/features/rules/ [6] https://www.foosballsoccer.com/official-foosball-rules.html [7] https://www.imperialusa.com/post/complete-guide-on-the-official-foosball-rules [8] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru627ZhRXKA

    Being a long time customer, I would like to give the management at The Emporium a chance to respond…read moreto the false advertising that happened recently at their venue in San Francisco on 6/13/26. I tried to avoid writing this review by contacting the venue directly but have yet to see a response, so here we are. They had multiple pages on their website saying they are showing all the World Cup games for free, including the game I attended on June 13th. None of the pages I saw mentioned a cover charge for this game. (See the attached screenshots). Also, they had posted similar ads on their social media accounts saying that they are showing the games for free. So after waiting 20 minutes in line for the Brazil vs. Morocco game with no prior warning I was informed there's a $25 dollar entry fee at the door. The game had already started due to the extremely slow door management even though I showed up ten minutes early to get in on time. I just payed the cover because I didn't want to miss any more of the best match for the group stage, and didn't know where else I could go nearby. Once inside the promoter showed the game on a low definition satellite stream that was choppy throughout, and kept cutting out completely, missing parts of the game. On top of all that the promoter was charging $20 for feijoada, which basically is rice, beans, and some meat on top. This seemed draconian considering the ridiculously high price of entry for a game viewing that other venues all over the city showed for free. I would like to know how this obvious disconnect between your advertising and what the promoter actually charged/offered will be addressed to your loyal customers?

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    Came for a friends birthday. Been about a year since I've been to Thriller and it's changed so…read moremuch. Originally a carnival themed arcade bar, it changed to a country theme around last year. Wasn't interested in a country theme so that's why I never went. Heard they recently stripped the country theme and now it's a more general barcade. All the games are still there, and they are fun games, but I feel like a lot of the heart and soul of the original Thriller is gone. The giant wooden "cage" around the bar has been torn out. The pop-up room isn't decorated anymore (but hopefully will be soon). Best games include baseball tic tac toe, the punching bag, racing games, and the ball game where you throw balls at clowns. Stuck with beer the entire night, reasonably priced at $8 for a hazy. As the night got later and the bar got busier, the music got louder and the space was more energetic. Still a great spot to hang with friends and play games, but just comparing the soul of the venue to its more OG days.

    Dropped by for a visit after a giants W!…read more Fun place for some quick drinks and arcade games! The bouncer set each of us up with $5 in credit since the giants won. Super nice! Had a matcha drink that was soo delicious! Followed it up with some well drinks that were also pretty good. As for the games, there are many skeeball machines, Mario kart, basketball, baseball, a carnival style game, and various others. We spent a little over an hour having a blast!

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    CHEAP! GAMES! forget your local round 1, if you are in the area, I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend checking…read morethis place out! was riding the Google Gemini bikes and needed to stop at a bike station to park, and stumbled upon this gem that was nearby!!! This place brings back so much nostalgia with the old school pinball machines, and even old school arcade games... it was actually a time capsule of a place!! the pinball machines range from $0.50-$1.00 per play, and that's actually not too bad!! Each pinball has 3 balls per play which is a lot if you can keep the ball in play. It's fun to walk around the cute arcade spot and find super old school games to try out. They even have some newer games like Mario kart, and this awesome Pokémon pinball machine which I thought was super fun where you try to capture and fight Pokémon! I had $5 and was there for a good minute playing a bunch of games, it really doesn't cost much!

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    "If you want to follow me You've got to play pinball"…read more(The Who) Just hand your kiddies a fistful of quarters and stand back, because they'll run you over as they make a beeline for Musée Mécanique's over300 vintage coin operated machines. This unbelievable collection spans everything from early 20th century fortune tellers and piano players to pinball tables and animatronic dioramas. Mechanical arcade games of every description, coin operated pianos, antique slot machines, animations, arm wrestling machines, my sweet Lord... they have everything. Did I play anything. Well, or course I did. I stuck to the old-time pinball machines and relived the satisfaction of using a flipper to perfectly smack that little silver ball way up into the guts of the machine to release a tsunami of bings and bongs and flashing lights. My grandkids (and this big kid) had a great time. PRO TIP You'll find the Musée Mécanique on Fisherman's Wharf at Pier 45 at the end of Taylor Street It's open 365 days a year with free admission And if you're a collector of those squished souvenir pennies, you're in luck because they must have six different machines here.

    What a GEM! We stumbled upon Musee Mecanique after visiting the U.S.S. Pampinito. Despite being Bay…read moreArea locals, we'd never been to either attraction. And Musee Mecanique was by far our favorite! The collection of (predominantly) antique and vintage arcade games is really impressive. Most cost 25 cents - 75 cents to play (meaning $5-$10 will take you pretty far here!) And they are each unique, quirky, and interesting. I'm looking forward to visiting again with my Dad and son...it's a great multigenerational activity. There are some newer games, too, if the vintage games don't catch your attention. Thanks for restoring, and sharing, this fun history with the masses. So special!

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    This is one of the many attractions at Pier 39. They have the flyer ride, they have a "7D…read moreexperience" which is like a "shooter" game on a giant screen, and then they also have two "escape rooms." Everybody here was very friendly. I did the flyer ride. It is about a seven or eight minute ride, It was a lot of fun. It's one of those where you sit in the seats, and then the floor drops out from under you, and it is like you are flying over the city. The wind blows in your face, and when you were going over the water, you feel just a little bit of a spray. I don't want to give anything away, but it does take you all over the city. It was really a lot of fun. The only reason I'm taking off a star, is because the flyer ride is a bit expensive. It's $14 per person, adult or child. That wasn't too bad for myself, but if you are more than two or three people, it can add up. Regardless, it was well worth the money for myself to do. I wouldn't come back to see the same movie, but if they changed it, I would ride it again.. This ride is also part of the "San Francisco city pass. I had fun.. Thanks!

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