Very friendly! But they need to show the bingo ball better in the monitor they show half the number…read moreand if your new it's hard to tell what it is

My friend and I went to Plaza Bingo for the first time. Everyone was so nice and helpful with…read moreexplaining the rules to us. We had a lot of fun and will be going back!

Super fun. Wasn't expecting straight-up joy from a "museum" but it was a hit for me, my teen and my…read more92-year-old dad. Lots of machines to choose from, with descriptors and convenient cup holders. Our only caveat, according to my 13yo: "They should have a more advanced card-to-coin machine or card readers on the pinball machines." Agreed--tho it wld put a crimp in the old-timely mystique. I rarely carry cash and I didn't see anywhere in advance (maybe I missed it?) that I needed singles or fives instead of a credit card to get quarters... So come prepared. They do have an ATM machine. (I don't have an ATM card these days, and my debit card wouldn't work.) Next time we'll bring the jingle. PS: There are a few pool tables, too--quarters only.

i used to frequent Sparks about a decade ago -- then i fazed out of pinball a bit and moved out of…read morethe area (i mean.. only 20ish miles, but still. i'm a pud.) i recently went back with my renewed love of pinball and had a good time ... for the most part. some of the machines were quick to gulp up quarters (note: put one in at a time and make sure it registers), a few were beat up to the point of being pretty unplayable, a good number have ZERO ball save which is rough on newcomers... i was kind of bummed in a sense. especially considering the owner of these machines (who's a great guy, don't get me wrong) claims to enjoy fixing them up more than playing them. well, i play 'em, and so you know... some are a bit wonky! truly, that can be part of the fun and mystique of pinball though -- except the eating quarters thing. fuck that. anyway my favorite part about Sparks now is that Mike has a slew of new Stern pins that are Insider Connected, so you can track your progress -- i'm always a fan of that. plus, the truth is, newer really is better in the world of pinball. i've always loved many machines from the late 80s and throughout the 90s, but most of the new machines being put out now are just incredible and i appreciate Sparks having about 8 machines from 2015ish to today. all in all, i enjoy it here, and it wouldn't feel quite right without dropping $6 for a 32oz draft of labatt poured into a haggard and microplastic ladened mug. which reminds me -- a drink and a half. that's the sweet spot for getting loose and doing well on a machine. happy pinning!

It's ok. Food is prepared. I haven't had everything on the menu but the burnt ends ain't being…read morecooked in the kitchen... Arcade is cool but not as advertised. A few games and a lot more pinball machines. I wld try it again- something different on the menu...

Very disappointed…read more The space for the Beercade is very small and quickly got too crowded, even for an early Sunday afternoon venture. There's also no room for expansion, so if they ever decide to add new machines, they'll have to rotate out some old ones. It's also very awkward to be served food and drinks here... being surrounded by complete strangers when I'm trying to enjoy lunch is a bit weird. The cabs they do have are mostly quality titles (NBA Jam, WWF Wrestlemania, Street Fighter 2, NFL Blitz etc...) and there are a four or five pinball machines. Most of the cabs seemed to be in OK shape, but the Terminator 2, Street Fighter and NBA Jam cabs weren't registering each quarter as a credit, and on top of that, when NBA Jam did finally accept my $2.00 donation, the shoot button on the player one side wasn't functional, so it was a total waste. The waitstaff wasn't helpful; I understand that they probably don't know how to fix the machines, but they also didn't help by offering a refund. Other than that, the beer at Terry's Terrace is way overpriced... and I mean by $2.00 a pour in most cases, and the food is mediocre at best. I was hoping to have an enjoyable early afternoon, reliving the past by playing some good arcade games, but I blew through $5 quicker in mere minutes because the machines I wanted to play registered every third quarter as a credit. I can deal with inflated beer prices, but please, get a tech in there to maintain your equipment. What good is a beercade when you can't even enjoy the games?

Horrible treatment!! We purchased a group golfer coupon…read morewhich THEY offered but the treatment we got from the moment we got there made it clear they don't like "non-members" there so I am not sure why they even offer this special. They make it difficult to schedule tee times to start with and they were So disrespectful and condescending and told us it was a "privilege to play here" Also it cost 90$ to play!!! I play at courses all around Michigan and this course is Nothing special How would they know that we weren't Perspective members scoping out the possibility of joining? I wouldn't go back here if it was free and I live 10 minutes from the course!!

Been here twice this summer. Both times from group golfer that was purchased four or five years…read moreago. Heck of a deal I guess if I would've use them in time. $35 for around here plus a bucket of balls at the driving range. Since they expired I guess we had to pay full price which was an additional $55! Got a real feeling that they don't like people that are not members. Both times they made it difficult to schedule a tee time. Didn't return calls for 24 hours or more. For the round today I made a tee time a week and a half and advance. They stopped me and told me I couldn't make a reservation more than one week in advance..lol. So I waited a few days and called them back again. More of the voice message system and not returning calls. Finally made the reservation for this morning. Two days later I got a call from Brian "the golf pro " and he told me that they had no teetimes in the morning and we would have to wait until late in the morning for hours. We agreed. Imagine the surprise when we showed up and there were eight cars in the parking lot. So I guess we were lied to. One of the most uncomfortable experiences I've ever had. Talk about being made to feel unwelcome. Quite a smug character this Brian. Not very welcoming. Especially to people who would could be prospective members here. It's OK that Brian's not very good at his job. $40,000 doesn't get you much in an employee nowadays. He came out on the course and watched us. Drove up to watch us in the middle of the course at one point. He came out to make several rude and smug comments. When we played this course previously we had a pretty decent time. Thought it would be a fun place to come to if we lived closer. Based on our experience this last time I can assure you we will never be back.

Sparks is so much fun!!! I haven't been to an arcade where you pay to enter instead of getting…read morechange and paying each pinball machine. Great idea!!

this place is incredible! i used to go to their original location in chesterfield regularly when i…read morelived in the area, but hadn't been in a long while until i went a month or so ago. in truth, this place is much more enjoyable than the one at premier lanes. the ambiance is better, the number of games is greater, and the quality of everything seems a little more maintained. $22 gets you an all-day wristband, and you can come and go as you please. if you're just thirsty or want a small snack, they have a small counter where you can get water for $1, pop or chips for about $2, candy for $3... really almost-too-fair pricing from a business in 2025, and it's refreshing to see. there's no alcohol which could be a bummer for some, but i just think of it as more money saved, personally. i normally like to plant myself firmly in front of newer machines when i see them (currently this location has Elvira, Rush, Foo Fighters, and 007), but there are so many great older machines to get a few plays on as well: Cactus Canyon, Dracula, Medieval Madness, Monster Bash, and Taxi are just a few of my favorites. as i already mentioned, they have other non-pinball games including bubble hockey (damn, i love bubble hockey), shuffle bowling, skee ball, and a slew of arcade cabinets throughout. there's guaranteed to be something that'll grab your attention -- in truth, there'll be many things that will. and, whenever you have an issue with a game, there are always a couple super friendly people on site to help you out. TIP: enter up the stairs near JC Penney on the John R. side of the mall for quick entry to the arcade. tl;dr: go. this is a gem at oakland mall. it does everything the chesterfield sparks location does, but better.

Tina gives awesome service!! I attend euchre and other…read moregames here. Always good food and good times!! I highly recommend the cheeseburgers!

I have been here twice for a yearly event and both times I found it to be adequate and inviting. A…read morevery large banquet hall that carries sound well, with plenty of room for tables and dance floor. There is nothing special about this Elks Lodge but it is one of the better ones that I have ever visited.

Decent pricing for shows; however, I'm beyond livid that I was not reminded via email about an…read moreupcoming ballet show, which I paid handsomely for, but didn't see. I'm typically really good at calendaring things, but still - they could have and should have emailed a week or so before the show, but failed to do so.

So my aunt had gone to my recital here and the Master of Ceremonies said you can take pic and…read morevideos just no flashes and standing up. she was taking a video of my dancing from her seat and this rude usher just comes up to her and says you can't take videos. Everyone was taking video of their child and he just singled her out. This was after he rudely kicked my brother and father out of their seats and proceeded to drag them through the theater to seats that were reserved by others in 3 different areas. They ended up back in the equivalent seats on the opposite side of the theater. This is the Sterling Stars Dance Recital not a professional show where those rules apply. .. so if this guy is reading this YOU SUCK and it is your fault that you guys got this review . When I come back you better treat my family better. thanks for the bad night !!!!!!

The Crofoot is a great space for an event. There is a lot of areas to chill. I was very impressed…read morehow much space is available. I will definitely be back here!

This is one of my favorite concert venues in Michigan, so local and so much fun. It's small so it's…read morenever overwhelming to be in here. Most of the staff I've interacted with have been very lovely. I always get excited when I get to see a concert here.