Business meet up and it's a great location for me…read more Just grabbed a cold brew with oat milk. Barista was kind and patient. Wasn't too busy and drinks were made quickly. Love to see others there working on their projects, doing their own meetings, & people just meeting up with friends to chat. They do have an outdoor patio, but still too hot right now. Maybe when we cool down I'll give it a try!

This was my first time ordering from Roadrunner Coffee. I'm not a fan of Starbucks, and while I…read morelike Dutch Bros, I enjoy trying places I haven't had before. We had an iced and a hot vanilla breve. The coffee was excellent without being overly sweet and silky from the half-and-half. We also ordered a chocolate croissant and a cinnamon roll. Both were incredibly fresh and good. I highly recommend this great business!

It's just like the Cobra in Phoenix, except better in every way…read more -There's enough space, so nobody waits an hour in line. -There are two floors, so people who want to game and people who want to dance can coexist in harmony -Most importantly, you are way less likely to witness a fight or shooting at this one I've always had a good time here, and I can't wait to see what it looks like when remodeling is complete. This is one of the best nightlife spots in all of Tucson!

There are so many good things about Cobra Arcade Bar! First of all, there are fun games that you…read morejust can't find anymore. All of the newly built places fall flat in several areas. I like the old-school video games and Cobra delivers in this area. Second of all, their drinks are delicious. I'm someone who only likes fruity things that don't taste like alcohol at all, and their fun menu that has themes related to certain video games is perfect for that. The music is good, and they use tokens, which I personally love. This is a fun place to go with friends or on a date. When a machine breaks they are quick to fix it and help you with a token refund if necessary.

Ever feel like being transported to the past? Like 50 years? This place brings back silly 1976 era…read morefun. If that's your thing & you want an excursion that's right for a group, a family, a date or just a way to burn a few hours, get out here & enjoy 18 holes of old skool mini golf. We also raced in the go karts (not too fast at all, but do wear closed toe shoes if you plan on driving). Lines get going around 11/11:15 so we got there a few minutes before and had the race track to ourselves - Shake & Bake, baby! The huge trees & landscaping kept us cool & mostly shaded though next time I'll bring a hat as there was a light wind & bits of the tree debris floated down. They've also got a sweet game arcade, snack bar & bumper boats. TLDR: 50th Anniversary of a Tucson fave. Silly, affordable & fun.

I brought my team here for bonding and mini golf. This place is cute, there is a lot of little…read moredetails on the displays. The ship is even themed after Pirates of the Caribbean which is a fun detail. The golf courses are well maintained and the miniatures look like they have been touched up routinely to survive the Tucson sun. I gave 4 stars because there were a few water features that were not working and the ponds were dirty, significant amounts of dirt and debris floating to the point that we all felt bad for the few fish the shallow water. Overall, $15 per adult for an 18 hole mini golf course really isn't a bad deal!

My family went hatchet throwing and they had a real good time. It was harder than it looked…read more Everyone was very helpful and patient.

When a Movie Theater / Arcade Decides to Play Pharmacist and Detective…read more I never thought I would spend weeks working with law enforcement trying to recover my own legally prescribed medication from a movie theater, but here we are. Three Saturdays ago, I accidentally left my daily medication container at RoadHouse Cinemas. I realized it almost immediately before I even got home and called the theater right away. I was told the auditorium had not even been cleaned yet. I explained exactly where the container was located and informed staff that I was already turning around and would be back within about 30 minutes. At that point, this should have been one of the easiest lost-and-found situations imaginable. What Should Have Happened A staff member should have gone into the auditorium, retrieved the container, secured it in lost and found, and waited for the customer who had already called and was actively on the way back. That's it. Problem solved. What Actually Happened Instead, staff opened my medication container, inspected the contents, identified the medications themselves (via google per managment), determined on their own that I should not be carrying legally prescribed medication in a daily-use organizer, and contacted law enforcement. Let's be absolutely clear: every medication in that container was legally prescribed to me. I'm disabled American prescribed medications not a criminal. Like many people who take multiple medications each day, I use a daily pill organizer rather than carrying numerous prescription bottles everywhere. I intentionally carry only a day's supply so that if something gets lost, I don't lose all of my medication. What makes this situation particularly outrageous is that the theater already knew exactly who the owner was. This was not abandoned property. I had already called, identified myself, and told them I was on my way back. Yet instead of waiting 30 minutes for the owner to return, staff decided to play pharmacist, investigator, and law enforcement. Then they called the police. The Real Consequences What should have been resolved that same day has now dragged on for weeks. I am currently running low on one of the medications that was inside that container because of decisions made by theater staff. Think about that for a moment. A customer accidentally leaves behind a daily medication organizer, immediately calls, immediately turns around, and the theater has not even cleaned the auditorium yet. Somehow the result is weeks of police paperwork and a customer still trying to recover their own property. This entire situation was completely avoidable. To make matters worse, the container itself was a gift from my grandmother-in-law who recently passed away. The medication can eventually be replaced. That gift cannot. Management's Response After speaking with management, I was stunned to learn they completely stand behind what happened. Their position appears to be that I was wrong for carrying legally prescribed medication in a daily-use organizer rather than transporting large prescription bottles everywhere I go. I even asked a hypothetical question: If they found a wallet and already knew who it belonged to because the owner had called and was on the way back, would they go through every card, inspect the contents, make judgments, and potentially involve law enforcement before the owner arrived? The answer was essentially yes. The "Karen" Version of Customer Service Of course, nobody is arguing against basic safety measures. But that is not what happened here. The theater already knew who owned the container. They knew I was returning. They knew I was only 30 minutes away. There was absolutely no reason to start handling, identifying, and investigating my medication. The entire experience felt like the "Karen" version of customer service, where the first assumption is that a customer must be doing something wrong and the first response is to involve authorities rather than use common sense. I am not accused of a crime. I am not in trouble. Every medication was legally prescribed to me. Yet I am the one dealing with the consequences. RoadHouse Cinemas took what should have been a simple 30-minute lost-and-found situation and turned it into a weeks-long ordeal involving law enforcement, missing medication, wasted time, unnecessary stress, and the possible loss of an irreplaceable sentimental item. I cannot recommend a business that treats customers this way. We checked out the game side prior way to expensive for the offerings. Bowling down the street is far cheaper.

Main Event Tucson! First time visit to bowl. Everything was extra clean, staff was friendly and…read moreprofessional. Great experience!!

This weekend we took my daughter's volleyball team to main event for two hour vip bowling . The…read moreprivate room was fantastic and the host was great ! Prices were comparable and we plan to host again here in the future.

Really fun experience! Great arcade for the whole family! Fun games. Will be coming here again.read more

This place used to be fun. But prices have sky rocketed and prizes have gone to crap. Claw machines…read moredone close so nothing is winnable Recommend Dave and busters it's at least a little better