Our family had a blast at Flower City Amusements. The one price admission for unlimited games…read moreallowed us all to play for hours on a Saturday evening. The game selection is varied: arcade games, pinball, darts, tabletop. We were able to find something for everyone. The location itself is small but it never felt crowded. It was very busy on a Saturday evening but we had the chance to play every game we wanted. It was the owners birthday and they had a 20% off special for this reason. The owner was very kind and happy to welcome us. Wonderful business and fun for all!

Nostalgic little hidden gem in Penfield! Great place to enjoy arcade games, amusements, and…read morepinball, while also offering reasonably priced "snack bar" treats. Owner and his family are local and have been in the amusement business for 80+ years! Only $10 for all you can play! No quarters needed! Bring your kids out to enjoy where today's video games originated from :)

I went here with my friends for my birthday, and I wasn't sure what to expect as I loved the…read moreclubhouse as a kid, but I don't know if it would still be fun as an adult. It did not disappoint. My friends and I went on the go karts and did a round of mini golf. Overall, we all had a great time and I would definitely go back.

Very scenic mini golf courses but difficulty is like a 2/10 (coming from someone who is terrible at…read moremini golf). Maybe if everyone in your group got plastered before playing it would add an element of difficulty and entertainment? Pretty expensive for one course, $15.

Great local spot for gamers to hang, relax and game…read more It's essentially a video game cafe! They host lots of Awesome local tournaments too!

From the owner: Welcome to Rochester's premier video game arcade and lounge where we host tournaments, birthday…read moreparties, overnight lock-ins, speed run and high score competitions, viewing parties and more!

What a welcoming place. Lots of fun things to do too including bowling, pool, and all kinds of…read morepinball or video games. Ambiance was reflective of its state park neighbor. I had the taco special just $1.50 each on Mondays with something else on special everyday. She had the fried appetizer platter. Food was fine. Served hot. But nothing seemed to be homemade.

Food was good, new owners and they are trying to bring this place back. Went for Prime Rib night…read more 16oz of deliciousness!!! Also thr table had salads, desserts and the Italian Sausage. DJ came on towards the end of our evening. Great vibe. Give the guy a chance.

My husband and I grew up in the area and hadn't been here since it was Putt Putt, maybe like 22-23…read moreyears ago. Our Aunt took us here while up visiting from Houston and the kids had fun! First they did the arcade games. There was a good variety of games. Games were like 4-10 tickets per game. The cards our aunt got for the kids had like 40 tickets each. The kids blew through them FAST and unfortunately didn't win many tickets. Enough for a few made in China crappy plastic toys. The "wow zone" or whatever it's called wasn't open. That looked fun. Next a few of the kids hit some balls in the batting cages. Lastly came a round of mini golf. The kids picked the course on the far right. It was the first time our kids played and they loved it. Our Aunt got some pizzas and sodas. The pizza was surprisingly decent. I honestly wasn't expecting much. The one "comment" was that all 3 pizzas looked over cooked/burnt. I'm not sure how much this fun outing cost. We really enjoyed our time together.

I accidentally came to Greece instead of Henrietta. but after talking to neveah and her explaining…read moreeverything the clubhouse has to offer I decided to stay. she has great customer service skills, a was very polite.

There is No staff to help with the games or questions! We looked and nothing, after a while we…read morenoticed that's probably why it was empty!

TLDR: Nice employees, but most games are broken…read more I went here to kill some time on a road trip. Employees were nice and friendly (one even gave us extra pixie stix). However, the games were lackluster. Most of the big-ticket games were out of order, and there were more broken games than functioning ones. The big ball claw machine was fun though. My brother and I had 30$ between us, and won a measly 56 tickets. Unless they fix their games, I would not recommend this place, sorry.

Harris Hill is an adorable little amusement park. It truly is a nostalgic gem and perfect for…read morefamilies with little ones. There are six rides appropriate for little kids, from more gentle rides, like the classic carousel to a surprisingly fast spinning cart. Rides are $2.60 each or cheaper if you buy a packet. There were no lines on a nice Saturday, which was another great perk. There's also a mini golf course, arcade with old school games, and a snack bar. Everything is affordable and overall a fun time.

Great place to take young children for kiddie rides and fun for older children at range and go…read morekarts. Batting cages and putt putt plus arcade are fun. Nice gift shop and concession stand inside main building.

I called in my order and was told it would be ready between fifteen and twenty minutes... Picked it…read moreup not 19 minutes later and it was hot and ready! Staff were incredibly nice! The bar area was noticeably clean!!!!! The food was fantastic!!! The fish and fries were tasty and crispy!!! The slaw was creamy! The onion rings were great but the sauce that came with made it top tier!!!! Absolutely recommend!!!!

Although their menu is somewhat limited (typical bar food fare) everything on it is done very well…read moreand fairly priced. Service is friendly but can be slow occasionally depending upon time of day and customer traffic.

On a Saturday afternoon my family of three rented a lane for two games, plus three pairs of rented…read moreshoes for $39, which I thought was a bargain. The bowling alley has a fascinating bit of computing between frames: It will tell you the average speed of your first ball rolling down the lane, and sports screens play highlights of professional league bowlers. The pizza parlor, Rizzos, is adjacent to the bowling alley, and there's a bar in a completely different room, making it more family friendly.

I just can't between the dirty poopy mini golf, the dirty sticky bowling alley, the extreme over…read moreserving of regulars, people thinking it's fun to do burn outs leaving after drinking way beyond the legal limit, long wait times on food that's served cold sometimes, patrons smelling like dirty feet,skunk pot, ashtrays, and oniony beer sweats... I've just never had a decent time and have started telling friends I'm not going there again.