I attended this location for the first time for a birthday party. The laser tag was fun! While the…read morefacility is a little small, the kids really seemed to enjoy the party. The party room was definitely on the smaller side; I'm not typically claustrophobic, but I did feel a bit cramped inside. On the plus side, they had a lot of arcade games to play, and the prices were reasonable. I would definitely return to this location. Asistí a este lugar por primera vez para una fiesta de cumpleaños. ¡El laser tag fue divertido! Aunque el lugar es un poco pequeño, los niños parecieron disfrutar mucho la fiesta. El salón de la fiesta definitivamente era reducido; no soy una persona claustrofóbica, pero me sentí un poco apretada allí dentro. Por otro lado, tenían muchos juegos de arcade y los precios estaban bien. Volvería a este lugar.

We got a Groupon for I think it was 50 min of axe throwing and $20 of arcade games for maybe $70 I…read morethink it was. I appreciated how they had a guy who explained to us how to axe throw (we had never been before) and who gave us some pointers. They also have booze and bar food for purchase. The 50 min is also just how long you get to axe throw, you can pause it and eat or do other things. We thought it was a fun date night though and we especially appreciated how nice they were about showing us what to do.

We had a great time at Monster Mini Golf. The course is awesome and all the creatures look…read moreamazing. The arcade was also fun. I think they have laser tag too. Also looks like they have some private rooms for birthday parties. I wish we had found this place when my son was younger as we would likely have done a birthday here. Only thing this place could use would be a snack bar/food but they do have beverages for sale.

This place was a blast! I took my little cousins as well as my adult cousins here and we all had a…read moregood time. They have a large arcade and a decently sized mini golf course. I came here with a Groupon so I was able to get a $5 game card as well. They have some fun games in the arcade and a decent variety, including a laser race. My main complaint would be the mini golf course. I loved how elaborate the course was, but part of it was nonsensical. Parts of the course were designed a little bit strange as some stretches were poorly accessed. Either way, the decor of the course, as well as the vibes, were awesome. We spent a couple hours going through the course and had a lot of fun.

Absolutely incredible spot. Our favorite date night. The arcade is awesome. Dave and busters…read more"upgraded" to all those fancy digital screen games. If I wanted to play that I'd just download an app on my phone. They have all the best games and the staff is incredible. Best arcade ever and lots of cool prizes! We love their skee ball machines, guitar hero, dance dance, and more. The mini golf course is also top notch. It's the best on the island, well kept, and always a blast. As for the go karts... well who doesn't love those? 10/10 totally recommend this place to all ages. It's the best.

One of my favorite places when trying to enjoy summer on Long Island. If your a fan of mini golf or…read moresome one in your family is this definitely a place to visit. They added new turf to the course this year and have less algae in the water which was definitely a plus. I always love the differences in elevation and the way the course has a fun themed feel. The arcade and little food area are nice additions to an outing there too!

We came in today with two of my kids' friends and used a Groupon so they could use the indoor…read moreplayground and the bounce houses. It was a really good deal! They were able to play for an hour, and then we bought two arcade cards for $25 each so they could play the games. They had a lot of fun, and the place was clean and not crowded. It was a very relaxing experience for the parents! Vinimos hoy con dos amigos de mis hijos y usamos un Groupon para que pudieran usar el parque infantil cubierto y los inflables. ¡Fue una muy buena oferta! Pudieron jugar durante una hora y luego compramos dos tarjetas de juego de $25 cada una para que jugaran en las maquinitas (arcade). Se divirtieron muchísimo y el lugar estaba limpio y no muy lleno. ¡Fue una experiencia muy relajante para los padres!"

It was a good experience overall. They organize it by…read morehourly play periods. There are two areas for kids to play. One area is solely for Bouncing, throwing balls, climbing and another separate area on the other side of the building for jumping and playing in ball pits. They also provide laser tag games. There is a huge arcade and what I enjoyed, a mini bowling alley with 2 lanes. Everything after you pay to walk in, must be payed for using a card they provide. So you purchase credits to play all the games! It's a money maker for this place. Also you have a small store where you can exchange tickets for prizes. I think you know how that works, spending a big price on tickets for a small prize in the end. : s My son enjoyed the Jurassic world adventure shooting arcade game and likes the jumping area. I was able to go in for about 20 minutes until I was told by a young staff member there that his boss told him that Adults aren't allowed in that play area. Your miles may vary. W walks enjoyed the bowling alley. Again paid by putting credits on your card using a machine that takes cash debit and credit cards to exchange for points on the plastic card give by the Person at the front after your check in and sign a waiver for your child to protect their asses from any injuries your child may receive while playing there. Was it worth it? Yeah. Would I go back again, probably not. It's good way to kill some time with your kids. But other than that I wouldn't repeat it. My son did get some good exercise in. He's currently 9 years old. Happy jumping !

I wanted to share my positive experience with my son's 2nd birthday at Dave & Busters in Westbury…read moretoday . I had about 50 guests and we rented the Billiards section & bowling area along with public access to the game arcade. We had their meal package of 5 apps + added the nachos bar. We also paid a bar tab + provided arcade game cards for our guests who wanted to play. It was honestly an amazing party. It was great to have a home base of billiards/bowling which is a quieter section, after being in and out of the arcade. Many people were impressed with the food. The areas were spacious & clean. Drinks were great as well. Karen, the events manager is amazing. She understood me and my vision for my son's party. She always responded extremely fast via email with great details. Owen, the manager of the party was fantastic- always present and everything I needed was easy for him to help with. If you have a party, request Si for your bar- he's super friendly and a great bartender. The server we had was so attentive and kind, her name was Marina, and she helped keep my party on schedule and everything was so neat & tidy. At first I was hesitant to have a summer birthday indoors at a game arcade with mostly adult guests. It was the best decision to do this. Adults had a blast, so did the few kids. I highly recommend Dave & Busters for your next event.

Almost every machine we wanted to use was broken. Nothing showing that the machines were not…read morefunctioning correctly so we lost chips swiping on things. So lost money. The food and drinks were great, the server was sweet. Unfortunately the machines went down so we were waiting for a while to pay so we could go try the broken machines :) It seems like management needs to work on upgrading all of its technology here before I come back.

Visited on a Sunday for the unlimited bowling package. I mean it's a bowling alley, so I don't…read moreexpect 5 Star service however each lane should have a kiosk for ordering and ours didn't have one- so every time we wanted food/drinks we had to stop bowling to wait on the bar line to order so it was more annoying than anything - I feel like someone should have come to take the orders. I was shocked that there were tables with empty glasses and plates left and no one picking them up. Bowlero is supposed to be an experience not just a bowling alley. The Sunday deal is def a good value - I just know to eat/drink before arriving The kids really enjoyed the arcade, there's a lot of game variety.

First time here and we had such a good time. Staff was friendly from the door. Had a surprise…read morebirthday celebration for my son. The food we had was really good as well except for the Nachos it was like no real effort was put into making them. The chicken was good and the pizza was good as well. The drinks were pretty good too. They really need an attendant for the ladies bathroom But other than that we will return Plus we had the VIP room and our hostess was very attentive to us!!!

Round1 in Hicksville is a large arcade and entertainment complex that covers more ground than most…read morelocations in the chain, and the variety of activities available makes it a viable destination for a group with different interests rather than just a place I end up at. I walked into a building where bowling, pool tables, ping pong, karaoke rooms, rhythm games, claw machines, and pinball all occupy different sections of the floor, and the energy in the space was consistent from the moment I arrived. The arcade is the strongest part of the offering, and this location carries imported games from Japan that I do not find at most American arcades. That is a meaningful distinction for rhythm game players and anyone familiar with the Japanese arcade scene. The claw machines rotate prizes regularly, and the selection of plushies is good, though individual machine difficulty varies considerably and some are more winnable than others. Coming in on a weeknight meant lighter crowds and better access to machines, but it also meant some claw machines were not fully stocked, so flagging a staff member to set up a machine if what I wanted was unavailable is worth doing. The facility is large and reasonably clean, though it gets loud during peak hours and seating for adults who are not actively playing is limited. Weeknight visits offer a noticeably more relaxed version of the same space. For a group activity destination on Long Island, Round1 delivers on variety and energy, even if individual elements like claw machine consistency have their limitations.

Fun Day Sunday at Round 1 was so much fun! Our family loved the Minecraft video game by one of the…read moreentrances. We also loved having our pic taken at the Disney theme photo booths. Luckily we were able to claw some stuffies, some key chains and win some prizes! We got a total of 1,138 tickets which we will save for next time. Round 1 will always have a special place in my heart. Our family loves creating so many memories there. I will definitely recommend Round 1 to family & friends. Two thumbs up from me!

FUNNNNNN TIMESSSS Played beer pong and ping pong, chill…read morevibes all around. Great spot to hang with friends and just have fun.

With the understanding that I'm definitely not the target demo for this place, this could have been…read moreworse. I came here for a work event in honor of a colleague's last day (who I suspect is VERY much the target demo) a few Tuesdays ago. My understanding is that we booked a 6pm to 8pm time slot, featuring an open bar - a cheaper open bar with house spirits, which is certainly what I would have emphasized to whomever had to review the bill later - and...ping pong. K-Town is only a few blocks from where we work, but it's JUST far enough where I rarely walk through it, and it also wasn't a huge destination when I was in college further downtown a little over 20 years ago. Seems edgy from my walks, particularly some of the divey restaurants, but there's probably a reason this might have literally been my debut in the neighborhood. Like nearby Five Iron Golf (and I'm guessing a lot of businesses in this area), Space Ping Pong requires you to go into a generic building lobby and take an elevator up to the actual establishment. I really don't remember this being a thing in literally any other NYC neighborhood but I'm open to feedback. There were employees downstairs - I think more so on behalf of the building overall versus specific businesses - that managed the influx of people and got them quickly onto the elevator and ultimately their destination. It was very blue in there. Space has a definite arcade/Dave & Busters vibe but also a legit bar, so you're getting some edgy, dim lighting to match. I had to deal with potential NJ Transit drama (a day that ends in a y, am I right?) so i only stayed for about 45 minutes. In that time, I did enjoy two refreshing tequila/grapefruits from the open bar, as well as several informal ping pong matches. On the booze front, these weren't particularly strong, which I didn't really care about, especially since it was a Tuesday and I wasn't trying to get into too much mischief. They tasted pleasant enough, and given that a lot of the alcohol here in terms of both spirits and cocktails was very obviously geared toward barely legal young pups (the menu massively gave off Hoboken) it was a marginal win for me. There was a food menu as well that I heard mixed things about after the fact, but I didn't sample the wares so who can say? That also looked like pretty generic bar food for what it's worth. I imagine people are coming for the ping pong primarily, not the refreshments. The ping pong? Also fine. I would suggest that the areas where the ping pong tables are have at least slightly better lighting. I'm not going to claim that the dim party lights played a hand in my ping pong mediocrity, but it WAS a little tough to see some of the lines on the table (which I'm sure have sophisticated names I'm unaware of). Just slightly brighter - you don't need medical examiner room vibes or anything. Also similar to bowling and its equivalent bumpers on the sides, maybe something to more easily catch or capture the errant ping pong balls? They DO have an employee or two pretty regularly going around with this scooper/sucker thing (I think they have this in golf too) but we had a lot of instances of ping pong balls ending up under tables or rolling off somewhere into the abyss. Debatable though; that's arguably part of the game and I don't think anyone's experience here markedly suffered as a result of a stray ball, especially given that there were tons of available ones to grab when the need presented itself. I didn't mind this. All respect to Space Ping Pong, I'm probably hitting up one of the restaurants next time I'm in the area.