Chuck E. Cheese’s

Not worth the money. Took grandkids age 6 and 8 just for games. Had no food but pizza on tables looked quite good. The kids had a good time but many of the games were hard to understand and some appeared to be not working even though the lights were flashing invitingly. The girls ended up earning only 61 and 80 points from $ 20 worth of tokens — enough to «buy» only a 5 cent whistle. Not recommended.

Clean place, wonderful staff — everyone has a good time!
We just had my son’s 4^th birthday party here.
This is not the Chuck E Cheese that you might remember. This place is very clean, so much so one of my pickier friends commented how impressed she was. The staff is excellent — friendly, attentive and well-​trained. One of the kids fell at the birthday party, they came to find me and let me know another staff member was helping her clean up in the bathroom, and then she offered her ice.
We had 14 kids and got three pizzas, along with 3 salad bars, an extra pizza and a sandwich platter. All the good was wiped out, very tasty.
The birthday party experience was wonderful. You have a personal attendant that really takes care of all your needs. It was excellent to kick back and relax as apparent and have someone tending to the tasks you normally have to do.
The price for a birthday party was reasonable as well, even less than what I typically pay for when I throw a party at the house.
Overall, I highly recommend Chuck E Cheese for a birthday party or fun day!

My second time here with the kids. Parking lot good shape and no shady characters. New stores coming into the shopping center. Inside and WOW! They have BUMPER CARS (for kids 3−10yrs). The toddler game area is separate from bigger kid area. Very spacious in here. Employees are friendly and it’s clean. Looks like we’re going to be regulars.

Food was great! The new buffalo chicken cheese bread is very good. Good safe fun with the kiddos. Would of been five stars except bathrooms were a bit dirty.
Was a great getaway for us. 51 dollars for food, 115 tokens. Well worth it and plenty of tokens for next time.

So your grandchildren are in, and you want them to get together with their Aunts, Uncles, Cousins etc. and your house is too small. So you get the idea, hey lets have a party at Chuck E. Cheese’s! Wrong, you cannot have a family party no matter how many people there are or how much you want to spend.
The damn Rat insists that you have a «BIRTHDAY PARTY» at some ridiculous rate per head. OK how few can I reserve for. Well you can have the party for 4 kids and pay the high rate for the 4 and buy additional food, soda etc, at the per pie rate.
Net-​Net, they did their best to irritate me as much as they could. Although I spent $ 600.00 for a few pizza’s, salads and not as many sandwich platters as I ordered several weeks ago, I could only have the table for 2 hours.
Can we spell rip off? I can it is called the @#$#@# mouse.
The food was ok, and the kid who was the host was super. He got a big tip just for being nice to us.
As far as wanting to spend another nickel with the rat… not unless I am forced to.
The business practices of the place are arcane and out of place. I would never recommend Chuck E. Cheese, unless you want to spend a small fortune for very little food and a ton of tokens to play their kid friendly games.
Not my favorite, but if you want to have a birthday party and not buy a lot of tokens, it can work ok.

Very friendly staff and clean atmosphere for family fun and entertainment.

I get to be the first to review Chuck E Cheese?! Lucky me!
Ok, so Chuck E Cheese is Hell for «grown ups», but come on, I think it’s still pretty A-​Ok. This location has been renovated somewhat recently from what I can tell and remember, and my 4 year old nephew had a blast this past weekend! So the pizza sucks, but there’s also a decent little salad bar, and they can churn out a low parent effort birthday party like no one else.