Its cheaper than the one i normally go to staff is quick and helpful only issue i had was there is…read morea no smoking no vaping sign but they allowed a man to vape next to me but i think that was under old managment ive since enjoyed my visit

You get exactly what you pay for and then some. Good internet, quality hardware, no nonsense about…read moreanything, and a good selection of snacks. Employees are nice, good at answering questions. The game selection is a little bit limited but you can install others if you can spare the time. They'll even increase the download speed if you ask. Decor is nothing special, but it's nothing too fancy either. A bit barebones but also comforting

This place was fire! I came here for a friends birthday today and our group had a blast! The laser…read moretag arena was truly top notch with amazing realistic laser guns that could shoot long range. The arena layout was very creative and fun. It lasted about an hour and they make you play a few different games that keep everything interesting. The owner and his nephew were extremely nice and helpful. After laser tag, we had a chance to enjoy the 7D motion theater (can fit up to 8 people at a time) which was also a blast. Outside of laser tag and the theater, they have multiple VR game sets there with different games for you to play. I am already itching to return to this establishment again.

It really surprises me why some people choose to work in customer service when they're completely…read morerude and won't even give a simple tour. A little courtesy goes a long way, and first impressions matter. If interacting with customers is such an inconvenience, maybe customer service isn't the right career. No one expects a red carpet, but basic professionalism shouldn't be too much to ask. It takes less effort to be polite than it does to have an attitude. Businesses spend thousands trying to attract new customers, only for one rude employee to send them walking right back out the door. A bad first impression is hard to forget

Right in the American Dream mall, easiest if you park in parking level A on the ground or first…read morefloor. We went on a Saturday, and it was quite busy. I suggest coming on a weekday if you do not want to wait a minute or two for each game! You have 45 minutes for unlimited game access, with about 9-10 games to choose from. Each game only lasts 2-4 minutes tho, depending on the game. When entering, they provide a locker for any bags or items you want to place. They give you two wristbands (one for game access and the other for a locker of your belongings). The staff was so friendly. I was running out of breath and trying to rush to get our last game in and he told me to relax and have fun! The staff also takes the time to explain each game in the beginning and although it was busy, they definitely made the experience so much more fun. Some of the games are a bit complicated, and hard to understand even after the game explains it to you! My favorite was the grid. Me and my boyfriend made a tiktok about activate and it went viral! At the end, you can redeem your points earned for a prize. Me and my boyfriend got the keychain that also provides 10% off your next visit within the next 30 days. Definitely can NOT wait to come again!

What a fun date activity. I did not expect to be running around but I did. They have multiple rooms…read morewith different challenges. I definitely enjoyed the one when we threw balls to incoming astroids. They give you a locker to put your stuff in which is convenient. The 45 mins is definitely enough to try all the rooms. Would come back to beat our previous score.

The service is terrible here, and also the coffee is super bitter. I am not sure how they are…read morestaying open in the competitive environment of New York to be honest.

We came here for coffee and drinks before heading to EWR airport. We were dragging our luggages…read morearound and we needed a place where we can sit down and bring our luggage in with us without blocking the walkway. The cafe is huge. There is an online game section or a bunch of computers at the back where gamers can hang out. Basically this is an internet cafe. I am very surprised because I didn't know internet cafe still exists today. Anyways, I got a cappuccino $4.50 and H got a drip coffee $4. The drinks here are pricy and very average. On top, portion size of the drinks were super small (smaller and more expensive than what you get at a regular cafe shop). Also note that they didn't update their prices when we arrived and we were told that when paying that everything is $1 more than the listed price. They have the fancy coffee / espresso machine here but the drinks were still meh. I am not a gamer so I probably won't be back.

I really like the concept of this arcade, $25 for a day pass and you get unlimited access to all of…read moretheir games. Plus they have so many consoles to choose from. The workers there are very helpful and friendly. My bf and I came here for a date and we had a lot of fun reliving one of our favorite childhood games: Sonic Adventure Battle 2 (iykyk). The only reason I docked a star was the sound engineering/experience was less than ideal. You have multiple different sounds going at once: 1. The main music for the whole place 2. Your TV 3. Other people's TVs So everything is loud and competing for your attention. It was very overstimulating. I don't like the seating arrangement either, you're basically sitting next to another person's TV. So its blasting in your ear. I'd rather the TV's are up against the wall and/or we're given headphones.

This new retro arcade is so much fun. It not only has retro arcade games, but also consoles,…read moreincluding PS5, and computer games. We had a blast there. Your entrance fee comes with unlimited drinks, and they also sell snacks. The staff knows all about the games, consoles, how to play, and will help you if you ask. They have all the classics: Street Fighter, Mortal Combat, Race Car Games, TMNT. It's not totally retro. You're not going to find all of these Atari games, like: Frogger, Galactica, and Astroids. They might have some of them, but more maybe 90's games. It's pretty cool, bc these are games I grew up with. I prefer this over the mostly 80's games arcades that call themselves retro, bc I know these games in The Pixel Lab better, and they're more up to date. You're not going to find little kids running around in here. This isn't Chuck E. Cheese. No worries, they have a CEC in JC you can take them to play. There's mainly adults and teens in here. Hey, we need a place to have fun, too.

Pretty solid arcade in NJ. If you don't need ticket or sports games, I'd say this is the better…read morechoice! Price seems to be super reasonable too. I'm a fan of their Pump It Up dance machine and price is super fair here. Also not sure who got the S score in Chicken Wing, but that's crazy. Only complaint is that every machine here seems to be at absolute max volume. You can hear bullets shooting from the other side.

It's a cool place, games for adults & kids. Also pool tables which Is lit. I came here a few times…read moreand I recommend this for a night of games and fun. You gotta place a lot of games to get enough tickets though.

OMG I am SO THRILLED that this business has finally opened in Englewood because now I have a place…read moreto take my nieces and nephews where they can CREATE and just have FUN in a relaxed environment with other like minded children and families! I also learned that they host private events which has given me lots of ideas not just for my nieces and nephews and their friends but for myself and my friends as it could totally be an amazing space for an adult paint and sip in the evening! The owner is super friendly, knowledgeable and caring about her community too which makes me happy to support in any way I can: I am excited to see this business thrive!

Came in looking to purchase some craft items and had very friendly service. Looked like a fun spot…read morefor birthdays.

Ive been here a couple of times over the 3 years. I understand that business operations change when…read moreplaces get more popular, but it definitely sucks to see the quality go down as well. I first went when you can bring food in & pets. Ive also been at their esports watch parties and there as a casual customer for drinks. In the beginning, their cocktail menu varied from $12 to $16. Now it seems like most of their specialty drinks are $16. Non alcoholic drinks are still $10. Compared to other bars, usually the menu will display the brand of alcohol used but their menu doesnt display it. I have had a few of their drinks but they are not particularly strong. I am not sure about the food quality there as Ive never seen a menu there since they've introduced food. I would recommend other Chinatown bars as OS NY is more popular as a LAN internet gaming center.

Cool concept if you're into gaming, esports, or just looking for something different to do in the…read morecity. During our visit there was even a Beyblade tournament going on, which was fun to watch and added some energy to the space. That said, the value felt a bit questionable. The drink I ordered was around $17 and was just okay, while the $35 day pass seemed expensive for what was available. The venue is clean, modern, and definitely caters to a gaming crowd, but there was not enough going on to really justify the price for me. Worth checking out once for the experience, but I would not rush back.cool concept if you're into gaming, esports, or just looking for something different to do in the city. During our visit there was even a Beyblade tournament going on, which was fun to watch and added some energy to the space. That said, the value felt a bit questionable. The drink I ordered was around $17 and was just okay, while the $35 day pass seemed expensive for what was available. The venue is clean, modern, and definitely caters to a gaming crowd, but there was not enough going on to really justify the price for me. Worth checking out once for the experience, but I would not rush back.v