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    3.3 (4 reviews)
    Closed • 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
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    Bowlero Anaheim

    Bowlero Anaheim

    (588 reviews)

    Ada, working the bar/restaurant, was really kind here. The food came out really salty and but we…read moreate most of it anyways. Later she came out, I told her everything was great, just a little heavy on the salt. I had no intentions of getting anything replaced as we ate most of it already. She ended up remaking some stuff for us. I was really surprised. Awesome service!

    Really 3.5 stars . The pricing is great, especially if you come for the unlimited bowling from 9pm…read moreto close. It's worth it if you play at least 3 games! So we did that. However we did have a slight wait before we could start bowling which was expected. We looked around and there were a bunch of unused lanes so we went to ask about that and the server told us we could just use any lane so we went to ask the girls at the counter and the girl at the counter was so extremely rude. It was such a turnoff wtf. The server was super nice though. We preferred to order with him instead of using the QR code because the internet is non existent in this place. And to use the WiFi, you had to put in your email, which I didn't want them to have my email. So that was annoying. We got a pizza, which tasted pretty good but was extremely greasy lol! The bowling itself was kind of weird too because all the pins had a string attached to them and that's how they would reset them. Which was crazy because I felt like the strings would sometimes prevent the pins from falling at times, messing up our game. Boo hoo. I do like the retro vibes with the music videos and Space Jam movie but the music was too quiet and they played Space Jam 3 times while we were there! Yikes!!! Lol overall, would maybe come back if it was the cheapest place but probably not otherwise!

    Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Santa Ana

    Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Santa Ana

    (830 reviews)

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    I had a great experience at Round1 Santa Ana, and I especially want to give a shoutout to Dan…read moreFelipe for his excellent customer service. From the moment I interacted with him, he was professional, respectful, and very knowledgeable. He clearly knows the ins and outs of Round1 and was able to assist with everything efficiently. Dan went above and beyond to make sure we had a great experience. His positive attitude, professionalism, and expertise really stood out and made a difference. Employees like Dan are a great representation of Round1 and the level of customer service a business should strive for. Big props to Dan Felipe for the outstanding service. Definitely deserves recognition for his hard work!

    First went here for my friend's birthday party and is now my go to place for arcades. Idk how much…read morehas changed when it comes to bowling and food there but I did try out the food and drinks. I actually thought they were decent and especially when going bowling with your friends and all. I remember my friend ordered the standard chicken tenders and fries for his other friends and I to share. The arcade selections is not bad, better than my last visit but I sort of missed the selection they had when I first visit this place. Especially since my first visit had tons of variety ranging from fighting games like BlazBlue and Persona (I miss that Persona fighting game), racing games, rail shooters like Time Crisis, and games where you earn tickets like Space Invader and that pirate wheel spinning game (don't know the name). I didn't mind the airsoft ones like Onpoint and the Cyberpunk game (which didn't work when I visited btw) because it always felt good using those but I'm not a fan of the VR ones. Mostly because it invalidated the rail shooters and you get sick of it easily. It's the reason why I rarely see anyone play those. The good part about the arcade selection is that unlike most arcade places, tickets are a lot easier to rack up and especially if you know which game to play. The plinko ones I highly recommend if you want to earn tickets. Speaking of comparison, this is place is surprisingly a lot quieter (outside of kids acting like you know kids) but that's because most of the people that go to Round 1 are like teenagers and young adults. Which makes sense given the amount of anime stuff this place provides. The claw machine is obviously the main attraction and they've honestly gotten much harder than previous first few visits, which is why I deduct one star. Though the staff were helpful enough to reposition the plushie so that I could get it but I'm not sure if they still do that. They have a lot of selections of anime merch but good luck trying to win those given how hard they've gotten. It'd be a miracle if the claw even lifts it up. The balls underneath the prize certainty didn't help either.

    Nickel Nickel 5 Cent Games

    Nickel Nickel 5 Cent Games

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    If this is not the greatest arcade in Southern California, I don't know what is…read more They still use coins for their machines here, and they still print physical tickets that you can redeem for prizes. They have over 100 games, just as much as, if not more than, your local Chucke cheese. You can host parties or just come on a casual day and have a blast. It does get packed but is not crazy packed; it's still really fun. Price point is the best selling point of the arcade; you pay in nickels exactly what the name implies. Most games cost about 5 nickels at most, which is about a quarter per game. You can order quarters in bulk, 3, 5, 9, or 10$. It is a baggie filled with nickels for whatever price point you decide to buy. You can also request additional baggies to separate your coins between People or baggies for your tickets. Admission is about $2 per person to get in, but it is not expensive at all. With $20, the four of us spent a good 1 hour and 30 minutes having fun. We were also able to get some really cool prizes at the end. My kids loved it, and although it is a drive for us from the San Fernando Valley, we will be making this trip very often because it is so worth it. Highly recommend this arcade spot.

    Dude i only spent $11 and me and my gf were there for like two hours hahaha you're money definitely…read moregets spread here !!! Tickets are little hard to get, probably comparable to Chuck E. Cheese. Expect Jackpots to be like 50 tickets or less lol but regardless it's fun as an aracdae addict to play my usual without breaking the bank

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