I'm unsure if I should review this place as a perogie hall, a music hall or a video game hall. Ah,…read morewho cares, House of Targ is great at all of them! The in house perogies are really good, some of the better ones in Ottawa for sure. Get here early and buy them soon as they've run out on a few occasions! They have a lot of vintage video games and they used to have an all you can play night for $10 or $20. I played once until I got carpal tunnel. I haven't been here for a concert yet but I've seen it get packed right before a concert and the crowds always seem like they're there for a great time. Great institution in Ottawa

Great arcade, bar, music and perogies. Service is great. The perogies are always delicious. The…read morestaff is friendly. I enjoy the live music and the people who come, the regulars.

Our usual mini golf place was close so we said lets give this place a try and I am glad we did…read more This place is reasonably priced, 14$ pp for 18 holes, with 2 kids it took about 1 hour (some of the holes we did more than once). The design is great, holes are challenging, they have a great app to keep score we had a blast. The only downside is sometimes you need to wait for the people infront of you to finish the next hole or you feel bad others are waiting for you. But since there is no rush and everyone are having a good time no one cares. There is also a mini arcade to pass time if you arrived to early or need to wait for your time slot. Bottom line: great place and my kids are already asking when are we going again.

You can't go wrong going to Putting Edge as an activity! My friend and I went on a Friday night and…read moreit was busy. We made a reservation but we're running late. We called up and the girl had no problem that we came 10 minutes late. There are 18 holes and it takes about an hour to complete. The designs on the wall are quirky and fun! Of course the glow in the dark bracelets make you feel like a kid again hehe!

My friend and I went to Funhaven Ottawa on Mon 30 Dec 19. The executive summary is that there is…read moreindeed plenty to keep you and your mates well entertained for an entire afternoon/evening. If you are a keener who must do everything at least once, you will easily be amused for a full day! TIP: check out their website so you can see what daily specials are on and plan your visit accordingly. Check-in using the Yelp App on your Phone to get a digital discount! The bumper cars attraction features just a plain rectangle arena, nothing fancy. The rock climbing wall is intended for a little kids, adults will find it very disappointing. The jungle gym is enormous, the little ones will love it. The indoor roller coaster is also intended for kids. The laser tag is fantastic for everyone! The Foodhaven eatery is a little bit more expensive that a typical mall's food court, but is still cheaper than a movie theatre concession stand. The arcade features a combination of ticket-paying games and arcade (non ticket-paying) video games. Based on the photography shown on their website you might be a little bit disappointed in how big the arcade is. The Escape Rooms were laid out very well. In fact, some of the rooms are hidden in plain sight! Come to where the roller-coaster is situated to make appts to play, when the time comes, check-in a few minutes early and a host will take you to your room. You can also book specific times for these rooms in advance on the website. There are two 10 min Escape Rooms that cost 20 credits: The Crystal Cave is a fantastic room for first-timers, and the Secrets & Spies Mission is a great warm-up to the tougher rooms. There are four 1 hr Escape Rooms that cost 100 credits, of the three that I did: The Ripple Creek (warning: Horror/Murder theme) is the toughest one! Deep Descent and Curse of the Forgotten were loads of fun, challenging, but doable. I didn't do the Rainforest Renegades. These Escape Rooms are no different than any Escape Rooms elsewhere, once you've done it once, you'll likely never want to do it again. Good times!!!

My husband had a family night work party at Funhaven, so the fam and I tagged along. It was $25 all…read moreyou can play arcade night (every wednesday), so we had full access to most arcade games with our cards. The games that were not included were the claw machines where you could win giftcards/prizes, and we had zero access to the rides which was kind of a bummer. I was really looking forward to trying out the roller coaster but that would be an additional 18 tokens (Which I believe was around 15 dollars? Don't quote me on that). There was also a jungle gym (think cosmic adventures) but that was extra tokens. I did get quiet tired of the arcade games pretty quickly and some games looked worse for wear. The kids seemed to enjoy it. The cards did have a timer between playing games so that you could not double tap the card. The $25 all you can play game night did NOT let you build up credit to redeem for prizes. We had a party room and cheese pizza. Pizza was your standard pizza. Great for kids, but nothing to write home about. The vibe of Funhaven was more warehouse/concrete vibes. Washrooms were clean. I do wish they had sanitzer bottles placed out around the establishement. I did find myself washing my hands quiet frequently after playing the games (flu season, not taking any chances). My husband has been wanting to check out Funhaven for a while, and I'm glad we did where all expenses were paid for, but I would not rush back.

I was introduced to this business as part of a group event, and loved it. And so, I brought my…read morefamily here to enjoy time together. We did an escape room. The details in each room are amazing. I screamed when the floor opened underneath us. We ended up in the dungeon up to our waists in murky polluted water. From there, two more rooms. Each room was challenging and it took team work to resolve. I have to add that the people have been amazing on both of my visits. Today we bumped into one of the owners who took time to spend with us, tell us about the path to 'today' and where his team is headed developmentally. From that experience I see why his staff are so customer oriented! Love it. I will be back again.

Very unique place, a lot of fun with kids and adults alike…read more Not your usual venue. Cool ambiance very friendly staff.

I am presently in the Cosmic Adventures on Ogilvie. We are regulars here. I was charged admission…read moreagain. I am in a wheel chair. I never set a foot on the play structure. You are charging disable people for a service they will never use. In the last year I gave your business a 1000 dollars in admission fees. Not to include the food. Now my grand kids came back to me saying they can't buy anything with paper money. Simply ridiculous. Don't think I'm coming back!

I love this place. It's been a total lifesaver for those crazy days with my one year old. I usually…read morecome here on days where my kid is driving me crazy, is getting into everything at home, and when I need a break. This place really tires her out. It can cost a pretty penny per visit, so we ended up getting an annual pass which was $99, and included entrance for our child, and two adults. The pass literally pays for itself after the first couple of visits. Birthday parties are also 50% off with an annual pass. Adults DO have to pay to get in, kinda sucks, but kinda understand why. Babies 11 months and under are free. There is a kiddie zone for kids 4 and under. I did notice that some of the older kids sneak into this zone, which sucks, because they normally play rougher than the babies/younger kids. There is also a dance room/area for kids to dance and go crazy, an arcade area near the food court, and smaller rides for the younger kids like a carousel and cars (the kind that you would find at the mall that costs 2 bucks). Parking is a nightmare. It's always full, and people never look where they are driving. Last time I was here, I saw a, most likely VERY tired mom, back up into another car. It is just mayhem here. On really busy days, they usually have an employee directing traffic. Ahemmm...it's like a kiddie Costco! Again, great place for kids to burn off energy, and for babies to get their stimulation.

We had a great time here, we came to play some games. There are three floors, the main level has…read morethe video games, upstairs has a bar and seating area. The bathrooms are located in the bathroom. They have an organized system, you scan the QR code there are categories for how many players,types of games to choose from. If you have a hard time finding a game, they will help you. There were so many options for all ages to choose from. There was a bit of wait for the video games, but our name came up fairly quickly, we were escorted to the video game section. There are several tables with different consoles. You choose the game, staff sets it up. This was so much fun, there are food/ drink options as well. Staff was friendly!

Food was good and so were drinks! $9 per person to play games seems a bit much, I'd understand if…read moreit was $9 per table....once we said we weren't going to stay and play the servers seemed to be pushing us to leave. Despite the tons of other open tables. Our server was also very rude regarding our US ID's and said we needed a second form of identification, I've never had this happen in my many years going to Canada. Who carries two forms of ID at all times?? They wouldn't accept a college ID either for one of our group. Overall the food is good and would be a great place to spend a few hours playing games if you're willing to pay the high price.

Great place, love the service, wings are perfectly cooked with awesome sauce, drinks are a great…read morebuy, plus you can't go wrong with live music, a retro arcade room separate from the bar area. A little Gem.

Machines were a decent variety of classic and within the last 15 years…read more 1$ per play - even the games that are almost 40 years old??!? ATM did not work Waitress doing shots at the bar and cursing along with the customers. Thoughts: It seems more like a dive / watering hole than a place to go and enjoy oneself playing a few games along with your kid. It is definitely not family friendly.

From the owner: Nous sommes un bar à cocktails, avec une bonne sélection de bières, dont plusieurs microbrasseries…read more Nous avons régulièrement des spectacles (musique, humours, impro, etc.) et des activités hebdomadaires. En plus, vous pouvez vous installez sur notre belle terrasse ou encore, monter au deuxième étage pour jouer aux arcades.

I'm extremely disappointed with my visit to Flying Squirrel. During our time there, we were…read moreconstantly harassed by an employee every time one of us tripped or fell -- something completely normal at a trampoline park. Every time, the same employee would rush over and tell us to stand up, even though it was obvious we had just fallen, not sitting around. Nowhere in the posted rules does it say you aren't allowed to fall. What made it even more frustrating was that plenty of others were doing way worse, but somehow we were the only ones being singled out. When we spoke to the manager, all they had to say was that it's the employee's job to "interfere when there's something." Like, of course Sherlock -- but maybe focus on actual problems, not people simply falling in a trampoline park. And as if that wasn't enough, the bathrooms were an absolute disgrace -- filthy floors and overall disgusting. Terrible experience! I've been here several times, and likely the last! I'll go in Laval where at least we are respected and not being harassed for stupid reasons!

My son had his birthday party here, after a friend had his birthday party there this past summer…read more.. For an insanely reasonable price my son was able to invite 9 of his friends for pizza and two hours of fun! Flying Squirrel supplied paper plates, plastic cutlery, and napkins. All of the kids had a great time. They were exhausted by the end of the party. I highly recommend Flying Squirrel. The staff were super friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable.