I love going here and playing with my friends. There is so much stuff to do here you will never get…read morebored. They also have have robot that brings you your food.

Ok I'm rating this place in comparison to family game location at home in Las Vegas and this…read morefacility is FAR MORE family friendly. Not realizing the prices were more "family friendly" we purchased 2 token cards .. $100 each. They put $15 extra on the card so we had one for the boys and one for the girls (5 and 5 equally.) When the arcade games are $.50-$1.50 (only a few were more) $115 lasts a longgggg time !!! The kids had a blast. Only 1 or 2 were out of service. Bumper boats were so much fun for them ... even in the winter. Highly recommend taking the family out to this establishment.

Very old environment. Lots of locals (with great scores by the way). A bit divey, but ok. Had a fun…read moretime. However, if you are serious about bowling skip this place because bad ball selection and very oily balls and lanes. Florescent lighting. It fun to reminisce, but don't expect much more and you might find yourselves having fun!

small town lotta heart, if you are ever in this town i would recommend making a visit here the…read morevibes were great

Loved it! Nice helpful workers! Food great! So many fun options! The cosmic jump was such a vibe…read moreand the kids loved it!

Our 5 and 9 year old boys loved it. Prices a bit high to my…read moremind. Have to purchase traction socks at 3$ a pair to enter. Staff seems in short supply. No one behind refreshment counter.

Ok, I am not a professional bowler, but this is the worst place I have ever bowled. The balls have…read morethe strangest hole configurations, hard to find one that works. Then, there is NO slide on the lane. I can't figure out if it's the shoes or the floor or both. We asked the guy to come fix it, and he wiped it and then it smelled really strongly of rubbing alcohol and then it was still really sticky. As far as I know, rubbing alcohol would take off the finish of most wood floors. But what do I know? Just that it was super sticky. We even tried changing lanes but it didn't make a difference. I actually ended up pulling my butt muscle and I'm pretty sure it's because of this floor. I couldn't bowl anymore after the 4th frame because I was in so much pain. Then the guy had to keep going back and resetting the pins because it kept breaking. And the screen on our first lane was broken so the worker had to control it for us. There is also no seating near the lanes so everyone ends up sitting on the counter where the balls are kept. So weird. I would stay far away from this place.

Worst bowling alley in the USA. I wouldn't bowl here again if it was free. Our lane stopped working…read moreand after 20 minutes the guy working on our lane went to help people out at the counter. Didn't even let us know he couldn't fix it. We had to wait in line to find out. Then he moved us to another lane. Guess what? It stopped working too. Again we had to wait in line to see if we could get the guy to help us or give us a refund. No refund, no partial refund, wanted us to change lanes again. 3 small children were done by this point. I convinced them to bowl in the last lane. Guess what? It stopped working too. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.

Saw some of the photos on the Yelp and Instagram, and honestly was not impressed... but wow…read more The food was fantastic. Very flavorful, proteins were moist and tender, salsas and sides were fresh. The service was great. Side note - Try the hot sauce! VERY flavorful with a little kick. I typically only like hot sauces that have flavor and aren't just spicy. Drinks are dumb cheap. In all, would definitely return and would definitely recommend!

Had dinner here and enjoyed our experience! The watermelon margarita pitcher was very good-- I'd…read moreskip the a Salted rum next time though. We had a reservation and were seated right away. Our server was friendly and on the ball. The food was very good too. A mix of enchiladas and tacos for us. A great place to eat in Springdale

Service could've been better, but the food was amazing and for a really good price. The place was…read morereally clean.

Came here yesterday. Got a adobada burrito. Everything was delicious. They have a salsa bar. Would…read morerecommend

We called ahead saying we had a party of 10 coming in for dinner. When we arrived our table was set…read moreup and waiting for us at our reservation time. The chips and salsa were fresh and very tasty. Drinks came to us in minutes and our order came out just as fast. I had the shredded beef Chimichanga. It outstanding. Our server was very attentive as well... Thank you, Café Savor!!

While visiting the St. George area, we stopped at Cafe Sabor for lunch and had a wonderful…read moreexperience. Our waitress, Elydia, was very attentive and promptly refilled our drinks and chips whenever she noticed they were running low. The complimentary chips and salsa were excellent. The chips tasted freshly made, and we were served two salsa (mild and hot) both packed with flavor. The hot salsa was not as spicy as I anticipated but well seasoned and tasty. I ordered the combo plate with two hard-shell shredded beef tacos, served with rice and refried beans. Everything was flavorful and satisfying. My husband chose the veggie fajitas, which featured a nice medley of mushrooms, onions, bell peppers, and zucchini. He requested black beans with no cheese or sour cream, and the rice and beans plate included a dollop of guacamole. His meal also came with handmade flour tortillas that were soft, fresh, and absolutely delicious. Despite the restaurant being busy, we were seated immediately, and our meals arrived within just a few minutes. Overall, it was a great dining experience, and if we're ever back in the area, we would definitely return.

Harrison was the most wonderful beautiful server I have ever had anywhere. He attended all of my…read moreparty's needs and was very talkative with us. He needs a raise like no other. No other human is as beautiful as Harrison. He handled the rush so well!

The first thing when we arrived we had to wait about 25 minutes for a table but it's fine because…read moreIt's a Friday night. Our waiter was super nice and stuff came out pretty quick I got the triple dipper and it was decent. The sliders were amazing the mozzarella sticks were alright and I didn't really like the chicken. Still good though and what I expected

We came for the big breakfast and left happy…read more Our server was excellent and super friendly, food delicious, nice seating area that's dog friendly.

We visited Oscar's Cafe for lunch after being promised some of the best food in Springdale. We were…read morepretty surprised when we arrived at 11:25 AM and they were still serving breakfast! The waitress explained that their menu switches over to lunch at 11:30. That's certainly one of the latest I've ever seen! At any rate, we were happy to wait the extra 10-15 minute wait for the kitchen switchover. At this point the place wasn't too crowded at all all, and just as promised, we were able to place our order at 11:40. Garlic Burger ($18) - This is a huge plate of food with a mound of fries and one gigantic burger. The burger starts with a soft bun, lightly toasted on both sides, which is then piled up with onion and plenty of piquant pickles, making the burger extra tangy. There's a weak creamy mayo/mustard mixture that soaks the veggies, followed by a giant half pound burger patty on top. It's slightly pink in the center, but is somehow dry. It doesn't have much of a grilled/char flavor, nor much of a beefy flavor either. The patty is large but disappointing in flavor and execution. There's a pitiful spoonful of garlic on top of the patty. It such a small amount it's almost indistinguishable in flavor and texture - in fact, I didn't even know there was any garlic until I deconstructed the burger. That's a very poor showing for a burger with "garlic" in the name. On top of the garlic is a thick slice of melted cheese, more mayo/mustard, a small bed of shredded lettuce (complete with shreds falling out all over even before being brought to our table), and a couple of tomato slices. There's plenty of mayo/mustard sauce for the sandwich, enough to overcome how dry the meat is. The sandwich comes with a choice of regular or sweet potato fries, of which we went with the former. They are standard food service battered fries, not fried long enough to give any coloring to the exterior, making them extra pale and soft. We asked for a side of fry sauce which we found to be thin, watery, and drippy. (2/5) Pork Tamales ($22) - This dish comes with a side salad, which came immediately to the table. It's a pretty large portion for a side salad and includes plenty of romaine, full cherry tomatoes, mushrooms, charred corn, olives, and a pile of shredded carrot in an extremely tangy and slightly sweet dressing. The dressing is both way too acidic and way too watery for my tastes. It's so overdressed that a large puddle of dressing remained after finishing the salad. The tamales aren't very good either. They are doused in a green chile sauce that's only added after being blasted in whatever cooking appliance they use. The masa feels woefully under-steamed. It's quite coarse in texture and is hard, dry, and crumbly. It's so hard it's almost crunchy. The tamales seem to be pan fried on both sides, or perhaps broiled in a salamander for far too long. The green chile inside isn't even that flavorful, making the tamales a bland disappointment. There's a bed of shredded pork underneath the two tamales. The pork is not as far gone as the tamales. It's a little stringy and dry, but still retains at least a minimum amount of moisture. The pork has a pleasing pink/red tinge, but isn't smoky whatsoever. The overall profile doesn't display much in terms of spices, and the flavor of the pork itself isn't my favorite. I have a feeling that this is microwaved food service pork rather than being made in house. On top of everything is a chile verde sauce. It's again not that flavorful, with more acidity than anything else. There's absolutely zero heat - it's one of the most mild green chile sauces I've had. I feel like the dish could be improved a little if they simmered the pork in the green chile to help layer the flavors more. Unfortunately they are clearly cooked and assembled in a modular manner to save on ingredient cost. On the side is brown rice, actually cooked with green chile, and tender black beans that are appropriately salted. (2/5) Tip: If most people are sitting on the patio, I recommend not asking for an indoor seat. We were basically ignored by the waitress after we got our food since we were the only customers sitting inside. Also, get here earlier for fastest seating. By the time we left half past noon, the place was bustling with the entire patio being full of patrons. Oscar's Cafe serves huge portions with mediocre to bad quality. It's definitely a quantity over quality type of place and seems to be catered towards people who are scared of flavor and spices. I certainly would not return. Bathrooms - Single unisex room in the restaurant itself, but there are more in the mercantile area.

I'm not sure when drive-thru tacos became my thing, but years from now when people ask me about the…read moretimes of COVID, I will promptly reply that the distancing was lousy but the drive-thru tacos were good. We had just driven into town and gotten settled in, and then fired up the Yelp app to find a place for a late-ish dinner. We also needed to get gas, so it was great that this is a two-fer. A Mexican restaurant adjacent to a gas station. We were even more excited about the drive-thru, per above. We rolled in about 45 minutes before closing and were the only ones in line. We took a moment to order, but in the end went with tacos, per the obsession outlined above. And not just tacos, but six different tacos. Carne asada, birria, pollo, carnitas, and I *think* cabeza and then I lost track. Anyways, this seemed like an easy enough thing, except that it was a varied order. But we pulled up to the drive-thru window to pay. And that's where we had the negative part of the experience. We sat for a minute or two. Then three. Finally I turned off the car. Then we sat some more. We sat long enough to start coming up with jingles for the restaurant. Bad jingles. Poorly constructed jingles. Non-rhyming. We were in high spirits and laughed uncontrollably, but inside the restaurant there didn't seem to be much action. We sat there for around 15 minutes, maybe more. That's a long time to wait in a drive-thru (though not the longest we would wait on this road trip.... ohhhhh... foreshadowing!) and we finally got our order. Aside from the very long wait time, everything was pretty good. Some hits and misses, but I'd recommend any of the meats. And they packed our mild salsas and limes and things, and it was all very serviceable. They do the two-shell method, but with the drive-thru wait and the ride back, they end up being pretty steamed together. They're also verrry liberal with the onions, so you should ask them to dial it back if you're not into that so much. But all in all, we got 6 tacos, chips, and guacamole (maybe pass on this next time) for about $15. Super chill, super un-fancy, but very fun to continue the drive-thru taco tour at "Jal-a-peño's, Jal-a-peños, we sell Mexican food."

I love the Jalapenos on Bluff. This new place on River is lacking. Customer service is not good,…read moreand I just paid 7$ for a burrito the size of a Taco Bell bean burrito. I'll be driving to the Bluff location.