Great staff and great value! We were visiting the area for a couple days and I saw an ad for a…read moresummer special so we decided to check it out. It's inside the SouthPark Mall next to Cinemark and the food court. They are running a $20 all day unlimited play special through August 31st (2026) that is valid Monday through Thursday, during regular business hours of course. Includes console gaming, PC gaming, 300 inch screen gaming, and VR. For consoles they have Xbox, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo switch. When we walked in, Sam greeted us and gave us a quick run down. The whole vibe was really laid back and even with kids in there, it wasn't loud. My son used some of the consoles, played pool, used the VR headset several times, and even played chess so we stayed longer than we anticipated. We've wasted $20 on way more trivial things so I think this was an amazing deal! So when you walk in and the pool table sits in the entrance area along with the VR rides. By the way, if you don't want to pay by the hour or for the day, you can always stop in and pay for the VR rides separately. There is a sofa and also a couple recliners in front of the 300" screen. Then there are a couple rows of gaming (one on each side of the space) plus a corner with guitar hero and the drum set. Most of the spaces had gaming chairs, but there were also sofas and recliners for some of the gaming consoles. There is a bar height table with some stools and a chessboard at the end of that table. The place seemed well thought out. I liked that the kids were engaged instead of running around. I did see a couple of adults sitting in recliners (I do not know if they had to have a pass or not) and there's also plenty of seating outside in the food court area. They had T-shirts and hoodies for sale which I thought were priced extremely well. They had Funko Pops for sale and it looked like they also sell games and consoles. Overall I think this was well worth it and my son is 14 so I was able to walk around the mall a little while he was still playing games. Shout out to Sam who was so sweet from the time we got there until we left and even helped my son out when he was too shy to start a conversation with another kid. Sam's kindness made my day! We will definitely be back and I'd recommend checking them out during the summer special if you're looking for something fun to do while the kids are out of school!

We had such a great time here! The process is pretty straightforward -- you'll need to register an…read moreaccount first if you don't already have one, and it's about $25 per race per person. Once you pay, they'll give you a time slot to come back for your session. If you're a first-time racer, they do a quick safety briefing to walk you through the track rules and what each flag means, which was super helpful. The staff were friendly and made everything easy to understand. The course itself is fun and pretty easy to get the hang of, but don't underestimate how fast some of the other drivers are! I'd definitely recommend staying on the right side if you're not trying to race aggressively, people will fly past you. Also, use your brakes when cutting corners to keep control. Overall, it's a really fun and well-run experience, perfect for groups or anyone looking for a bit of adrenaline without it being too intense.

Super cool location, good service and a great atmosphere, clean and safe facility. The heaters are…read morevery nice and the huge Christmas tree really gets me in the Christmas spirit!

I sometimes believe that a homemade make shift haunted house / yard are way better then a legit…read morehaunted house. Usually they take donations and don't charge. This house is neat. The owner does a good job and is very happy and willing to talk and discuss his yard. The whole walk through might take 10-12 minutes. The ending of course is the best part plus the "green, foggy" room. My kids and their friends enjoyed it and you can go through multiple times. Highly recommend give it a look at and enjoy the owners hard work.

Royal Scare is back!!! Paul pulled off an amazing re-launch of this SW suburban Halloween classic…read more So much craftsmanship and artistry have gone into the tiniest of details here. It's not too scary for little ones and it's scary enough NOT to be lame for teens. You have to see it for yourselves!!!

My BF alerted me to this place after we ate at Miega. It's on the second floor of the plaza and…read moretucked out of the way. It's a free art gallery with an eclectic collection of local artists' work. Everyone was really chill and the place had a very relaxing vibe. The lighting was a little too low and it was overall kind of dingy. Upon a closer look, it was dusty and the sparse furniture pieces were slightly sticky from residue or something. I can see this being a nice place to hang out with friends at a later setting since they host live music sometimes.

The best service I've ever received. Top notch company and the greatest technician in this field…read more Can't be beat.

My son has always wanted to do a escape room , so finally on his 13th birthday he was finally old…read moreenough so we decided to try out Escape Medina. The room we decided to try and conquer was Submarine: The Unknown Abyss. The story of the room was You and your team have adventured on a journey in search of a mysterious, abandoned submarine. Which the legend says, comes to the same spot of the water once a year. They say the captain, which was mad, took steam punk inventions and incorporated them into the mysterious submarine. They say the submarine didn't use any fuel, and moved like a living creature. In the captains last records there was something about the submarine having a heartbeat, and that begun to beat slower and slower. The way you beat the room and escape is that you must solve all the puzzles and decipher all the clues, to make your way into the Captain's Quarters and take control of the Submarine back to port. My family worked extremely well together and we were given five clues from Brandon to help us on our mission. My daughter and son who was the birthday boy did masterful job on solving lot of the puzzles. We were given sixty minutes to escape the room which we did with exactly 2:51 left on the timer clock. If you looking for a great family adventure with thrilling twist and turns plus challenging puzzles I would definitely check out Escape Medina.

Visited the haunted forrest hay ride and haunted house at Escape Medina and we had a blast. We took…read moremy kids and my daughter's boyfriend with us and when we bought tickets the sales lady suggested we get the speed pass since it was a busy night and the lines were long. I asked her if it was worth it and she said, "I think so". I wasn't sure, but for only $10 more per person, we went ahead and bought fast passes. On a non-busy night, I wouldn't suggest that, but on this night, it was totally worth it. The construction of the buildings throughout the place was very well done. Top notch in terms of build quality - they spared no expense, even of the places out in the woods. They were built to last. The wait in each line was about 30 minutes long. With the fast pass, we walked straight past the line and there was no waiting at all. That was a total win and my family was very appreciative of the additional investment. We were in and out of the place in just over an hour. Otherwise, it would've been closer to three hours. First, we rode the hay ride, which included actors chasing you and telling gruesome stories along with animatronics. People were screaming and trying to hide from the monsters, but there is nowhere to go on a hay ride. Chainsaws. Lots of chainsaws. Next, we walked the haunted trail, which was pretty cool. Then we visited the haunted house. It was very cool. The actors pay much more attention to people who are act scared, so there's a pro tip for you. Don't act scared and they won't bother you. Afterwards, we munched on some chili cheese fries and regular french fries while sitting around the warm bonfire. They were pretty tasty. I definitely recommend this place if you haven't visited before.

A small coffee shop located at the Kamms corner section of Cleveland. The drinks are very tasty…read more They can make almost any drink you want. The staff are friendly. And can make the drinks quickly. They do have online ordering. So that helps you get what you want quickly. And get back to work.

This place is like the heart of Cleveland. The vibe feels like home. Steve and the staff are always…read morecool. It's not a coffee shop you could recreate or recreate the aesthetic and aura of. Would highly recommend to immerse yourself here. Aura.

Beware if you are planning an important event on the front lawn (wedding), you are mere feet away…read morefrom a residential neighborhood and your ceremony might also include barking dogs, lawnmowers, and boisterous children playing outside. Otherwise, it is a beautiful setting.

I am a huge fan of this place! Have been for several fundraisers, an art show, holiday shopping and…read morefor a few live concerts. It is a fabulous venue and in such a beautiful location.

Billy's wheel workshop was a great experience. He gave meaningful constructive cricisism and I was…read morevery comfortable trying new things. I felt welcomed and at home in his fantastic studio. For anybody who is looking for ways to improve their pottery skills - you can't go wrong with some one-on-one time with Billy!