THIS IS MY FAVORITE BAR. Has arcade games for the Og's and for younger gen. All kinds of craft…read morebeers and always rotating. Jeff is the coolest bartender in bartender history. The owner is really down to earth cool dude. All kinds of card game events and music here all around great fun

GREAT BAR LOVE LOVE LOVE IT TEN STARS I recently contacted…read morethe owner Helen about doing an 80s night there. I am a DJ and I was looking for somewhere to do an 80s new wave night what better place than an arcade right away they said yes and it's going down this Saturday night. I will start spinning music at 8 PM vintage Volkswagen trunk or treat starting at 6:30 in the parking lot. If downtown Dunedin this Saturday I'll swing play some to some radical and totally awesome tunes

What a cool, fun and nostalgic place to spend a few hours at!…read more While my cruise from Largo was long, it was well worth the drive. The cost was $16 that included in and out privileges. There were a lot of pinball games and I spent a majority of my time playing various ones. I had to be back home at a certain time or else I could've stayed for 4 hours. I'm not sure on the beverage situation if you can bring any in but I did see $3 waters for sale. I had to call to see if they were still in business as I tried to sign up for their email blasts and it wasn't working. Also their instagram account really hasn't been updated in awhile. There is limited parking but you should be able to get a spot.

Fun little classic arcade where you pay one price ($16 for adults and $10 for kids 6-12) and can…read moreplay all day. Wristband also allows you to come and go if you're Tarpon hoppin (plenty of cool stores, restaurants, etc along the main strip) They've got a ton of arcade and pinball, both classics and newer. Must check out if a gamer or just want to reminisce a little bit!!

Worst customer service ever. Apparently you have to plan weeks in advance when to have a medical…read moreemergency.

I've been to this location 3 or 4 times, mostly for the "open play" and once for my son's 4th…read morebirthday party. For birthdays, it's pricy depending on the options you pick, but it's pretty worth it if you have to invite other kids. You get private time with just your group, which to me is the best part. I don't have to worry about random unsupervised kids running amok and the staff takes care of everything. For open play, you check their calendar online to make sure they have open time, pay $10 a kid, and hang out in the A/C for two hours while your kids get exercise. There's nice variety - a couple slides, a basketball house, a big round house, a "ninja warrior" style house with huge globes to jump across, and one where you climb as high as you can before you slide back down. Then there's a floor projector video game, a baseball area with a floating ball, and those huge blue block things you find sometimes at kid museums. Good stuff. I have never had an issue here with the staff. The only inconsistency is that they sometimes charge me for my 20 month old and sometimes they don't. ‍ My son's birthday party was scheduled the weekend of Hurricane Irma and they rescheduled us with no hassle or fees, and let us wait right until we knew if we had to. I like this place.

Ben previously was on a league here a while ago so I'd stop in from time to time to say hi on my…read moreway home but I am personally not much of a bowler myself so it's best I just stay away from the lanes. LOL. During one of my trips back home to visit friends, we all got together to bowl, much to my dislike but time with friends beats all that. During our time Ben and my friend Lisa got into a pretty competitive race with each other on who was going to win and well now it is their thing to joke with each other about. While Lisa was down visiting us earlier this year, a repeat game was very much on their to-do list. Maple Lanes is just a few miles down 19 from where we live so I planned a night for us all to go. Lisa is from a small town in Michigan so she was blown away when our ordered items came over to us from a "server robot". She still talks about how cool that was. It just makes me laugh at things like this because it really shows the differences of what I left behind in Michigan and what things just seem normal to me now in a larger city environment. We all had a great time together and Ben was all too pleased that he still holds that winning title between the two of them.

Going to Maple Lanes in Countryside is so much fun. It's a nostalgic looking place that appeals to…read moreall ages. They have bumpers for the kids who want to bowl that you can turn off and on between turns. They also sell food and drinks so grab yourself a Moscow Mule and order some fried pickles! The street outside is currently under construction, so the entrance is a little bit confusing, but I'm sure it will be done soon. Great staff here and plenty of free parking outside

Scheduled a Corporate event with Marios back in July for an October date. At the time of the…read morescheduling a bounce house was thrown in at no charge. The day of the event no bounce house was delivered. I have contacted Marios business 2 times via email since 10.23.25 with NO response, today is 11.12.25.

Very persnickety about how you must make an appointment with them. OK, not a huge deal. Finally…read morecleared a date they had open and they sent me an invoice that didn't reflect the length OR time I had requested. Obviously the system they're so stuck on isn't as great as actual communication... so I contacted Mario again (who was never what I'd call either polite or rude, just kind of bored and indifferent) and they finally sent an invoice with the time window and length of party I had requested. Arrived on time the day of, and set things up as we had discussed. (The reasons for 2 stars). The kids were on the truck playing games and I was sitting in the shade at the picnic table with the other parents and after 2-3 hours Mario approached and said they'll be packing up soon as they have another party after us and could I pay now. I was a little taken aback as I had paid half the total as a deposit for a 4 hour party. So I "asked" him hadn't I scheduled 4 hours? He said no. Now, beginning to get a little perturbed I told him "yes sir, actually I did", and also reminded him I specified the arrival and departure time. He proceeded to argue with me, in front of all the other parents mind you, that I was wrong and they had another party to get to. All I could say was "you need to look at your invoice" after a few minutes he stormed away with the look in his eye of "OK buddy, I'll SHOW you you're wrong". Two minutes later he walked back up to the table and just said "I'll tell the crew we're leaving at 5". No apology or my mistake, you were right. So now I'm wondering just what kind of business is he running here. I entered the truck and saw all the TVs filled, but one of my son's guests playing on her phone... which didn't add up. We had invited the number of guests based on the number of TVs he supplied. So I asked my son to identify his guests and it turned out Mario had brought some kid with him, that had taken up one of the TVs for the whole three hours they had been there (so far). When I politely mentioned to the crew (which was difficult as I was fairly pissed off at that point) that I had guests who weren't able to play and this kid who was not a guest was taking up a TV, they just said "yeah, he knows to get off if someone needs the station"; But did nothing... I had to say to the boy myself: "hey I'm sorry, but I'd like my guests to get to use the game truck that I'm renting" and he did, at that point, (with 25% of the party left) relinquish the TV. I had fed the crew pizza, offered them cake, and (even after all the frustration) sent them off with a tip... Even though I felt I didn't even REALLY get what I had contracted in my opinion. Two stars for showing up on time. Kinda generous, in my opinion, all things considered. I do not recommend. Upon seeing this review, Mario texted my personal cell with the message below. Obviously a class act. You want this guy around your kids? Not me. Reduced review to one star.

Wow!! Wing Wednesdays hit better here!! 20 wings for $15?!! And they're tasty af?? Get out!!…read more It's real. It's tasty. And the rest of their food really hits as well (we've been back several times). Service at the bar is always spot on. Plenty of seating and TVs if a game is on. Beers beers and more beers. What more could ya ask for??

Came to a cars and coffee event and LBC had a brunch menu. They had biscuits and gravy as the…read morespecial and we ordered the breakfast bowl. The biscuits and gravy were delicious! Not the white out of a can gravy but homemade! The breakfast bowl was nice and the grits were creamy

Fun place to spend time with the family…read more My son is one, so maybe a little young for these games, but we were looking for something to do inside so we thought, hey, why not. They start by stamping everyone with black light numbers to make sure you don't leave with someone else's kid. I think this is a great idea because most of the kids are running around without their parents. There are two areas, on the left is the younger kid section where there are small rides like the type you see at the mall and a couple of games. On the right there is the main area with the arcade games and stage. I really like this split because my son could play on the left without getting trampled. We came at about noon on a Saturday so I would have thought there'd be more people here. Either we lucked out or it's always only moderately busy, but it was the perfect amount of people. They probably could have had an additional person working the cash register for food orders, but the line moved pretty quickly. The pizza does take a while to come out, but when you're playing games, you really don't notice. The only thing is you need one person to stay at the table with the number so if you have a younger kid, it works well to have two parents there. They do have an unlimited salad bar that touts over 40 ingredients, but it looked SO SAD. I took a pic just because I found it humorous. However, the fact that they have an option is worth accolades, because everything else is calorie dense. Of course, we had to go with an XL pizza with a stuffed crust. The stuffed crust is so worth it. It tasted like mozarella in the crust. The pizza itself was pretty good - nicely seasoned. Three adults managed to eat the whole pizza. Honestly, we should have gone with a large, because that XL was a bit much, but we powered through. Periodically Chuck E. comes out and does a ticket throw, where all the kids gather around him and he tosses tickets in the air. It was a bit bizarre. I'm actually not a fan of that. I miss the actual shows when the animatronic Chuck E. and band would perform on stage. There was an animatronic Chuck E. on the stage, but I never really saw her move too much. There was only a video with kids/adults dancing, which was mostly ignored by the patrons. The prizes didn't look that appealing, but I think kids really come here more for the games and the little plastic toy is an afterthought. You can get unlimited playtime or tokens. We went the token route, which made sense because my son really used like five tokens for rides and then ran around the rest of the time. Most games are one token so 33 of them last a long time (which is the least amount of tokens you can get). I enjoyed my time here. We will definitely be back.

chucky was good. pizza was cardboard but expected that. attendance were absolute garbage besides…read morethe one that helped . Games were good, but you need special socks for the trampoline and slide area and I had to wait several minutes like close to 10 minutes while one attendant helped another guest at the counter to buy $10 socks per child so that they could go into area, and multiple employees walked by me, including the attendant that refused our children and we're not selling me the socks. Manager saw me and went and found someone who was apparently just sitting in the back so they could sell me these $10 per pair of socks, even though our children were in grippy socks. they're also should be sanitizer everywhere, but there's not