We came to this D&B on weekday evening to spend an hour. They had a huge dining space and a big…read moresports bars with lots of TV, playing all possible live sporting events happening at that time. There were multiple kiosks to buy chips and the power card. The chips had bonus for each purchase amount and there was an all day option available for $55, valid for only the day of purchase and a max 500 ticket limit. As we started going around the arcade/games zone, I realized it was not as big as some of the other D&Bs I had been before. Still there was a good variety of digital games, interactive games, and all familiar games like basketball, ski ball, and bowling. They also had a unique Human Forklift game where kids were lifted like a forklift in a pit where they grabbed plush dolls. It required a separate ticket. We also noticed so many of the games were out of order or the power card tap wasn't working. Though it was exciting in the beginning, it fizzled out as the evening progressed, our 6 year old ran out of games to play and wanted to leave.

D&B is located inside Clackamas Town Center first floor. Easy access and big parking lot in the…read morefront. standard set up inside. Staff at the counter greeting and selling the arcade card. Kiosks on the side for self service. Restaurant/dining inside as well. They usually have combo for food and play for a discount price. We have not tried the food at this location. But I'm sure it's standard as other places. The arcade area is clean. Spacious. Bathroom is clean. Good place for family fun.

Really wanted to check this place out with my partner after dinner tonight, but were turned away at…read morethe door. Unfortunately, we walked from our home to a restaurant and to Wunderland directly after. There was no other place for us to leave leftovers we took from dinner, so we brought it inside (one small plastic cup of fried rice). Upon entering and greeting the gentleman at the desk, we were cut off mid-sentence and told to throw out our food or leave. While I certainly understand that this business has their own policies regarding outside food, the staff member we interacted with was incredibly rude about it. Left a bad taste in our mouths and will not be back.

I just watched a movie here, but this whole place is magical! I felt like i time traveled to the…read more80s. I felt nostalgic walking through the arcade and mini golf area. I would love to visit again with more people. It is also very family friendly. Ordering food was very confusing when I went since there was only one person taking orders for tickets and food and other workers won't able to take food orders.

Good service fun place to take your kids the teens loved the laser tag! Would definitely recommendread more

Kids and I had the BEST TIME EVER!!! Tried to figured…read moresomething out to do for kids last day of winter break. Noah the owner not only showing us how much passion he has with this place, but also introducing us the different game mode and rules for laser tag!!! Didn't know laser tag can be so much fun with only 5 of us!! Now we all can't wait to go back for more games with bigger group.

A classic bowling alley with an arcade and a bunch of lanes to get your bowl on. At 10 they turn…read moreoff the lights and it's disco time!

We have been consistently coming here at least once a week since a friends birthday party and…read morediscovering our son loved it. The atmosphere is community and family forward. My son is autistic and everyone here has been welcoming, supportive and kind. You can bowl by the game or by the hour, which is so convenient! Booking online is a breeze and there are some adult beverages available too. It's always clean and we are so spoiled to enjoy the quality of the wood lanes and how well they are maintained. From beginners to pro's, you can't beat Milwaukie Bowl.

Went there for an early dinner with some friends. One of our friends had been there before and…read moreliked it. I've never really had a full pint of cider that I enjoyed before but I found one there! A friend had gotten a flight and I ended up getting one of those ciders. It had a wonderful berry flavor with some apple in there too. We also ordered some food. We had a pretzel with a fondue sauce the fish tacos and the dirty Mac and Cheese. The service was really good considering how busy they were. I thought the wait staff was very attentive. The food was pretty good. Really liked the fondue sauce that came with the pretzel. The tacos were good but lacking in seasoning. The dirty mac and cheese was good but I thought the barbecue sauce that went with the pulled pork was too sweet and effected the taste of the dish. The place itself is layed out nicely with lots of seating inside and some outside seating as well. I think I'd be back for the cider and a pretzel.

We were able to order immediately, and the staff was attentive about what we should get. It seemed…read morelike a classic diner-type space. I got a slice of the You Gotta Ricotta. It was delicious and tangy. The breading was crispy, too.

I tried supporting this local shop, but after what I saw, I won't be back. Watching a kid get…read morecharged $50 for a two-pack item with a $14.99 MSRP was enough for me. That's roughly $25 per modern pack--for cards that aren't vintage, scarce, or anything remotely special. There's a difference between running a business and shamelessly exploiting hype, and this shop clearly knows exactly what it's doing. That's not "market pricing," that's blatant price gouging aimed at the people least likely to know better. Card shops are supposed to build community and help grow the hobby, especially for kids. Instead, this place feels more interested in squeezing every possible dollar out of excited young collectors and their parents. It's hard to call yourself a community shop when you're pricing families out of the hobby. If your business model depends on overcharging kids and parents who don't know better, that says everything people need to know. Even their video games are priced way more than even EBay prices.

So today I had zero plans on going to SideQuest games. I follow them on instagram and they had…read moreposted Pokemon cards for sale. They had multiple cards I was interested in so I get ready for my 40 min trek, head over there, walk in and see the cards I wanted ON DISPLAY with price tags and everything. So I tell them I'm interested in a few cards and I'm told "oh I need to look at all these cards again."...so I wait around for 15 min just to essentially be told nothing they went out of their way to post on their instagram was for sale.... So I dragged my one year old son on a 2 hr trek for literally nothing. Will not be returning to this store ever

I've been a Pietro's fan for years, both in the Portland area and back when they had locations up…read morein Washington. It's like the Starbucks of pizza, you know what you're getting when you go there, so there's never any risk. I will say this though. On our last visit we arrived a bit before the dinner rush. Other than one middle-aged woman who was busting her hump getting ready for the masses, everyone else working there was either stoned or stupid, maybe both. The food was great, the place was clean, but holy crap did we feel sorry for this lady. It must suck to be the only person out of 7-8 employees that cares enough to show up THC free.

I love their pizza, especially the Megan's Hula Peña. Always good. Always ready in under 30 minutesread more

I love this theater! It's nostalgic! Good prices, friendly staff, good seating. I've been a fan of…read moreMt.Hood Theater for a long time. I was (pleasantly) surprised to see they had a few rows (I didn't count, 6-8?) of bigger, comfort chairs for an even more comfortable viewing experience.

Great value, service and memories. The kind staff are focused on friendly service. There is ample…read moresafe and accessible parking. My Hood theater offers a nice evening walking destination after a quiet local Gresham afternoon or early evening meal. Mt Hood Theater (staff, service, setting) is an East county gem!