This is a really nice indoor playground! It offers a lot of things that I have not seen at other…read moreindoor playgrounds, like swings and a little zipline-like thing. It was very very clean! No complaints about the equipment at all. My son loved the curly slide into the ball pit and the little building block area. The only thing I don't love is that the seating area/eating is behind a wall so you can't sit down and watch your kids at the same time. There were some kids doing things like climbing up the slides when other kids were trying to go down and no parent was in sight to help reel them in. There's also virtually no seating in the play area for adults. Myself and a few other parents were sitting on the floor. Also, it is kind of pricey. Entrance fee is comparable to other places ($25) and it is for an unlimited amount of time. However, I bought a small bag of chocolate mushrooms for my son to snack on and it was $3. This was the size of a snack bag you would get in like a Costco multipack. Party prices are some of the most expensive I have seen at an indoor play place. Highly recommend bringing in your own food and drink! The staff was nice and they did a decent job checking in and making sure kids weren't doing stuff that was unsafe. I do like that this place is a little off the beaten path. I will be back!

We love this place so much. We LOVE Karine. My kids adore her. She's always playing with them!…read moreKarine Christian Roman and Daniel love you!!!

Our favorite indoor playground in the valley! We have already gone through 2 stamp cards since…read morethey opened because that is how much the kids enjoy this place! Celebrated my daughter's birthday here and It was worth it. Art the owner made everything run so smoothly. The staff here are also so helpful and nice! The space is clean and they also provide socks for adults and kids. Lots of parking in the plaza. Highly recommend esp when its too hot to play outside in the valley.

This is a great indoor playground :-)…read more $27 entry fee per child (2 adults free). I love the fact that they provide socks for free (for kids and adults) if need be. For an indoor playground it is the cleanest around! We very much appreciate that! The girls at the front are nice. The playground has a really good amount of fun areas. Our (almost) 5 year old loves it! We do too! Bathrooms are clean. No touch soap, paper towels, and trash is also very nice! There are tables to sit and eat/drink if you want.

We hosted our daughter's 4th birthday party here and it was absolutely perfect. The staff was so…read morekind and helpful - thank you again, Amy, Mary, Lucy, and Susie! We chose party package #1 and the gals were so helpful with set up as we brought in most of our own decor. Overall facility was super clean, cool (AC needed for an August birthday), and the kids had a blast. Perfect for ages 7 - infants. Every parent/family told me how impressed they were with the space and how much fun their kids had. We'll continue to come back for play and will certainly recommend hosting parties there to everyone we know!

It's taken me a few months to write this review. I debated on writing it. First speaking with the…read morestaff I was treated poorly but after speaking to the owner and she was so rude I would never return again. Why not treat people nicely so they would like to return ?

Very clean, great adventure. My 7 year old enjoyed it, exciting to go again. Friendly staff.read more

We came here for a weekend playdate with two toddlers around 2 1/2, and overall, it was a perfectly…read moregood indoor playground -- just not one of my absolute favorites. My little guy LOVES playgrounds and is the kind of toddler who wants to do everything, especially since he's a pretty low-sleep-needs kid . He had a great time here, especially on the blue slide. He was still talking about that slide afterward, and I think he was so exhausted from playing that he actually slept really well that night! One thing I appreciated is that, at least on the weekend afternoon we went, there weren't a bunch of birthday parties taking over the space. It was also open later than some of the other indoor playgrounds we've tried, which is a big plus if you have a toddler who tends to keep late hours. That said, it did get very crowded, and I think the layout could be better. The play area is fairly narrow and not as open as some other indoor playgrounds we've visited, so it can be difficult for parents to sit back and still have a clear view of everything their kids are doing. There's also a mix of activities that seem geared toward slightly older kids, including video games, which weren't really my thing. The biggest issue for me was some of the older kids running around and going up the slides the wrong way, particularly the purple slide. With toddlers, that can be a little stressful because they're smaller and you can't always anticipate what's coming down the slide. I understand that parents are ultimately responsible for supervising their kids and there's a waiver, but I do think staff could be a little more proactive about discouraging behavior that could create a safety issue for the younger children. Food options for adults were also pretty limited, and the seating arrangement made it harder to comfortably hang out while keeping an eye on the kids. Overall, I'd give it 4 stars. It's a fine option for a playdate, especially if you're looking for somewhere that's open later and available on weekends. My toddler definitely had fun, and apparently the blue slide was a major hit. I just wouldn't say it's the best indoor playground we've been to.

We absolutely love coming to World of Candy! My daughter always has such a great time here and…read moregets so excited every time we come. The indoor playground is clean, fun, and a great place for kids to play and burn some energy. I also love that it's just down the street from us, which makes it so convenient for those days when we want to get out of the house and let her have some fun. Definitely one of our favorite local spots! We'll be coming back again and again!

We visited Candyland Indoor Playground for the first time, and my 5-year-old had such a great time!…read moreThe staff was very friendly, check-in was quick and easy, and I really appreciated that they don't charge extra for the required socks. The play area is cute, clean, and spacious, with plenty of room for kids to play. It also seems like a great place to host a birthday party with reservations available. Overall, it's a friendly and welcoming environment, and we would definitely come back again! Highly recommend checking it out.

Service was amazing and the availability for the toys and slides were great. Kimberley is a kind…read moresoul who genuinely is happy to be here. 10/10 will be returning!

Since I knew it was Labor Day, I knew MyLilTown would be very busy with lots of kids. My kids…read moreabsolutely love playing at MyLilTown, and honestly, I've noticed that the place has been improving a lot. The staff members are always very kind, welcoming, and hardworking. On September 7, I personally witnessed an incident while I was right next to the customer service area paying for tickets. A woman was yelling at one of the young employees because she did not want to wear socks due to a personal issue involving her feet. Another employee came over and tried to help resolve the situation. I've seen these same employees deal with customers who do not want to follow the sock policy before, and they always try their best to handle the situation professionally. The employee explained that wearing socks is a MyLilTown rule and that, unfortunately, she still had to follow the policy. What really surprised me was that the woman became very rude and aggressively put her phone in the employees' faces while taking pictures of them. I was standing nearby and could clearly see that both employees were trying their best to remain calm, professional, and friendly despite how they were being treated. Eventually, the employees had to call security to help handle the situation. The sock policy has been in place since the beginning of the year, so this was not a new rule that the employees suddenly made up. I later saw the review this woman posted, and honestly, I feel like an important part of the situation was left out. From what I personally witnessed, she was yelling at and being disrespectful toward the young employees, who were simply trying to do their jobs and enforce the rules. I just want to say that people should consider the full situation before believing every negative review. Sometimes employees have to enforce policies even when customers don't agree with them. That doesn't mean the employees are doing anything wrong. The MyLilTown staff works hard to make sure families have a good experience. From what I've personally seen, they are doing their best to take care of the customers, keep the playground safe, and make sure everyone has a good time.

This place is so cute!!! It was over a hundred yesterday and we were trying to find a fun place for…read moreour toddler (and ourselves) to get some energy out. They have three main features: arcade, soft play area, and the go-karts. They also have a little lounge area at the front and a small snack bar (chips, juice, soda, etc). The arcade machines were limited but very fun - included a little carousel that our kid loved. Softplay area was great, our kid was doing loops, going on the little swing, into the ball pit, going down the large slide. Go karts were very fun, they let you go around many times, which makes the cost per round definitely feel worth it! Overall, it's a great spot, wasn't overly crowded (we came on a Sunday just as a private party was finishing up), and the staff was all incredibly kind and accommodating. Definitely call ahead before you go (they recommend it too) to make sure there isn't a private event. And there was plenty of parking down the side alley/lot behind the location.

If you want to have a blast for a birthday party Kartpoia is the place to book that party…read more We did our daughters 8th birthday party at Kartopia and it truly is amazing. They have claw machines, bowling, arcade games, prizes and best part go carts. Even the Grandmas raced with the go carts. Amazing staff, clean and the best place to do a kids birthday where everyone truly enjoys the venue. Thank you Kartopia and entire staff for making my daughter's birthday unforgettable.

We had a good time at Kiddie Kingdom! I like that this place is a little off the beaten path so…read morewhen we went on a Sunday morning it wasn't too crowded. It's not the biggest indoor playground I've visited, but there is plenty for the kids to do! The play areas are clean and feel new. It's pretty easy to keep an eye on your kiddo here because there are lots of clear spaces/windows to look into the playground even if they are climbing in the upper area. My son loved the little machine that moves the balls up and down. I haven't seen anything like that at an indoor playground before! There is plenty of seating available and you can bring your own food inside. They have a small selection of snacks for sale and a free coffee station! Genius. It's $30 for entry which is a little steep but that's not far off from what other places charge. I would definitely come back.

First visit and I was genuinely impressed! The size is just right -- not so big that you're…read moreconstantly chasing your toddler around, but spacious enough that kids have plenty to explore. I loved that you can see both sides of the play area from the seating section, which made it easy to keep an eye on my little one while still enjoying some time with friends. There are about 10 square tables in the middle, perfect for groups. Admission is $30 per child for 3 hours, which feels a bit steep, but each kid gets a free pair of branded non-slip socks -- a nice touch! Adult socks are available for $2 a pair if you need them. Everyone removes their shoes at the front gate and either goes barefoot or wears socks throughout. Shoes go in cubbies provided near the entrance. A huge bonus -- you're welcome to bring your own food and drinks (just keep them out of the actual play area). They also have a small fridge stocked with sodas and Capri Suns for $2 each, plus dry snacks and candy available for purchase if you need a quick bite. Worth noting they also have a small menu with pizza if you don't want to bring your own food, though I can't speak to the pricing or variety. The space was clean, cool, and air-conditioned, and not overly crowded. I noticed staff sanitizing tables and tidying the play areas throughout our visit, which I really appreciated. The one bathroom has two toilets and a double vanity, so it works well for families. My only suggestion would be to add corner bumpers to all the tables -- only every other one had them. Other than that and the price, it was a great experience. We'll definitely be back!

I brought my 6-year-old and 8-year-old boys to Adam's Garden for open play today, and I was so…read moreimpressed! From the moment we walked in, the place was absolutely spotless. You can tell they take cleanliness seriously, which gave me so much peace of mind. The staff kept the kids entertained with organized games and activities the entire time. My boys were having so much fun that they never wanted to stop playing. As a parent, my favorite part was actually getting to relax. I sat in the reception area the entire time and could clearly see both of my boys wherever they were. The space is designed so thoughtfully--you don't have to run around chasing your kids or worrying about where they are. It was so nice to actually sit, relax, and enjoy watching them have fun. The staff truly made the visit special. They were energetic, engaging, and genuinely interacted with all of the kids instead of just supervising them. You can tell they really enjoy what they do. We stayed for three hours, then walked over to The Cheesecake Factory for lunch, which made for the perfect family outing. If this is the level of service they provide during open play, I can only imagine how amazing their birthday parties must be. We'll definitely be looking into booking our next birthday party here!

I visited this location recently for a birthday party and everything about it was great. It is a…read morelittle spot on the second floor of the Sherman Oaks Galleria near the escalators. Upon entrance, there is a seating area for guests and cubbies for the kids to store their shoes. There is a little gate to keep the children in the play area and they have staff to keep an eye on the children as they are playing inside. I was able to comfortably sit with other parents while we were still able to see our kids from where we were sitting. It was a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend it to any parent! :)

I was absolutely craving a yummy packed open-face bagel this morning and Modern Bread And Bagel…read morereally delivered. I had their limited 'The Bazaar Bagel' and it was soooo good! It scratched my urge and was perfectly seasoned. I'm really big on texture when it comes to my food and this bagel had the elements I needed. The peas were nice and fresh, the cream cheese was smooth, and the seeds added the perfect crunch. Also, their pasty selection looked very good. I will be trying the zucchini bread next time. The service was great! The server was very nice and brought me a bag, taking my dishes once I was finished. The vibe was nice and had a lot of nice chatting. If you like a more chatty environment, I would recommend. Overall, this was a great experience! I kind of wish they had a sweet option for their open-face bagels but the vast pastry selection made up for it! It helps with that sweet craving :)

my boyfriend and i recently ordered a to-go order from here, and overall, it was a decent…read moreexperience. i got the big show on a pretzel bagel with truffle aioli and a fried egg to go with the vegan sausage, along with the potato, leek, and goat cheese quiche. my boyfriend got the BEC. i was drawn to this place because i saw that they had so many vegetarian/vegan options. i'm pescatarian, so it's always nice when a place has plenty of meatless options. that being said, the big show was unfortunately a little too salty for my taste. the flavors were definitely there, but everything together was pretty strong, to the point where it was a little difficult for me to finish the whole thing in one sitting. i think the truffle aioli and fried egg were really good additions, but the overall saltiness of the sausage just became a bit much for me. the quiche was good, and i really liked the potato, leek, and goat cheese combination. the actual filling and flavors worked really well together, but the crust was a little harder than i would have liked. definitely not terrible, but the crust was probably the weakest part of the quiche for me. my boyfriend enjoyed the BEC, although he was a little disappointed by the sourdough bread. so while neither of us thought our meals were bad, there were just a few things that kept them from being something we were really excited about. i did really like the setup of the store, though. it's very cute and has a cozy but modern feel to it, and i could definitely see this being a nice spot to hang out, study, or grab a quick brunch. i think i could enjoy coming here more for the atmosphere and trying something different than i did with this particular order. overall, it was a good experience and i'm glad we tried it, but i don't know if i'd necessarily go out of my way to order from here again. there are definitely some things on the menu i'd still be curious to try, though.