It's our first time here. Us moms and our daughters. We spent a lot of $ but they enjoyed it…read more There are a lot of cute things to win. Definitely come back

May as well be a scam. Don't waste your time or money. You got better chances playing a claw…read moremachine at a local grocery store and that's sad. After reading other reviews, its clear they rigged the machines to pay out a lot less often (if ever lol). Several months back you could actually win something spending $10-$20. Guessing the owners felt they were losing $ or something? So they increased the prices and made it harder to win?

I was so relieved to find a very well kept, exciting, safe, arcade in Folsom! It's a hidden gem! I…read morewas afraid my kids would want to go to Chuck E Cheese, but was thrilled to find this arcade on Yelp. The employee who worked yesterday made my daughter's 7th birthday so magical, they put her name on the screens and made her feel so special. My kids (ages 4 and 7) had plenty of choices for games and even got some high scores. We will definitely be coming back. Thank you for having such a nice spot for families in the Folsom area!

The arcade is small but has a good selection of games. They have a few racing games such as Mario…read morecart game and a motorcycle racing game. They have DDR, ball drop, ski ball, and some shooting games like Jurassic Park. Their ski ball is pretty cool because it has a screen over it with fish. If you get the ball in a hole with a fish hovering over it, you get extra points. I only saw one employee there. He greeted me as I was loading up the game card. The price of the games were a bit much. Each game is 30-35 credits and $15 only got me about 200 credits. This left me with 10 credits left over that couldn't be used on any game. Not sure if they have a prize area since it was adding up my electric tickets (from winning games) on the game card. I didn't see one there.

What does one do to avoid the heat on the weekend? Bowling!…read more I can't even remember the last time I went bowling. It has been years! I'm happy to find and visit Bowlero North Sacramento for the first time. We visited on Saturday morning because they were running a special, $12.99 unlimited bowling from 11 AM to 3 PM. It was 4 of us and we each played 3 games. Such a great deal! There is a small arcade area by the entrance. A bar and one pool table in the back. You can order food and drinks from the small food station. We had breakfast before bowling and didn't have the chance to try their food. Honestly, I don't have high expectations for food at bowling alleys. We were in lane 32. There are only 3 seats in the sitting area but you can also sit by the bar stools behind the lane. The lane next to us was empty so we were able to spread out. It would be tight if they place someone else next to us. I like the screens that run across with back wall with different channels (news, sports, etc.) I was entertained while waiting for my turn. We didn't have any technical problem during this visit. Our ball didn't get stuck and everything ran very smoothly. We had a great time! The bathroom is a little run down but well maintained. I don't like the dim red tint lighting but I get why they have to keep the lighting this way. The parking lot is pretty big and didn't have any problem with parking. They are right next to In-Shape Fitness. With this great deal, I will definitely be back soon.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but the customer service we received at Bowlero was unacceptable…read more When we arrived, we waited about 15 minutes before being helped. It was pretty clear they were understaffed, and we were patient and understanding about that. In fact, later on we even saw the same employee who appeared to be a manager handling food orders and fries, so it was obvious staff members were being stretched thin. The real problem came near the end of our first game when my boyfriend's stepfather's bowling ball (we brought our own shoes and balls) got stuck in the ball return and stopped coming back. We pressed the assistance button at the lane, but nobody responded. After waiting, we had to walk up and ask for help ourselves. The employee who appeared to be a manager came over and immediately had an attitude. Instead of helping, he told us that "most bowlers use two balls" and that it was normal for a ball not to return. He said we should just throw another ball down the lane. He then went a step further and told us that if it happened again, he would not come get the ball. That response was honestly shocking. If they were short-staffed and unable to get to us right away, all he had to do was be honest. We would have completely understood. Instead, he acted as though a malfunctioning ball return was our fault and spoke to us in a rude, dismissive manner. A little honesty and basic kindness would have gone a long way. The ball return had been working perfectly fine throughout the game, so being told that a stuck ball was "normal" didn't make much sense. My boyfriend's stepfather has been bowling for most of his life and has never been told that customers should expect their ball to get stuck and simply throw another one instead. Equipment issues happen. Being understaffed happens. What isn't acceptable is a manager treating customers like they're a nuisance for asking for help. The issue wasn't the stuck ball, it was the attitude. Being told that management wouldn't help retrieve a ball if it happened again, combined with the rude and dismissive behavior, completely changed our experience. We came in expecting a fun night of bowling. Instead, we left feeling frustrated and unwelcome. Customer service costs nothing, and unfortunately, that's what was missing here.

The best thing to happen to Sacramento since The Beam…read more I am so forever obsessed with this place. Perfect for geeks, nerds, dorks, memers, hot girls with secrets, gnomes, wimpy kids with diaries, drunk aunts and queen bees. No matter who or what you are, you'll probably find a way to have a great time at Coin-Op. I literally tell everyone to come here. Because everyone should go here. Except not all at once on the nights I wanna go because I don't want it to be too crowded :)

Coin-Op in Sacramento is such a fun spot when you are in the mood for a casual night out. The vibe…read moreis lively without being overwhelming, and the mix of classic arcade games with a bar setting makes it easy to spend a few hours here without realizing it. The game selection is solid, with a good balance of nostalgic favorites and newer options, and most of the machines are well maintained. It is the kind of place that works whether you are coming with friends, on a date, or just looking to unwind after a long day.

Awesome customer service from Cameron at the snack bar service great place to be thanksread more

Great party host for my 11 year old ...Good energy ..We love Lala and lyric we appreciate youread more

The best customer service from Aneisha team member of Johnson's incredible Pizza she is great and…read morerespectful. Hope you see you again miss Aneisha

Nice space for kids to have fun at a bday party. Could be a little cleaner but it is what it is…read more Thanks Celeste for the help with the party.

Gabreal a real dude def earns a promotion or two Alyssa h is a w manager chill asf gng…read moreAnd q is also great staff they straight and they all are very nice and deal with trouble makers

Allesia, Q, and Gabriel were all amazing to chat with and made the experience really enjoyable…read more Everyone was kind, helpful, and great to talk to. Gabriel especially stood out with how funny and engaging he was, and honestly he deserves a raise for how well he handled everything!

Took our daughter here for the first time there are so many games! Make sure to dress cool because…read moreit gets really hot when you're in the middle of the arcade games. Theres a bar and a kitchen so you can order some sides and smaller food items. The prize room is huge but you need a lot of tickets to get anything of value. My daughter had 483 tickets on her card and she was able to get 4 small mini bags of haribo gummy bears. The employees were all nice, you don't talk to too many people unless you're ordering drinks and food or you're exchanging your tickets for prizes. Overall would definitely bring our daughter here again. You have to pay for a new card and the minimum to add is $25. Besides the arcade area half the room is full of claw machines ranging in size from tiny to huge. Good luck!

I love coming here for the claw machines! My fiancé and I would always go on dates and win things…read morein the claw machines and order our 99 cents ice cream afterwards! Only downside is that I feel like everything I go, I always have to hunt staff down to try and reset the machines. Staff is usually pretty friendly and approachable. Really big inside there's bowling and arcade games too. Great for families and date nights